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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1944
Page
4
The piece argues war is a necessary and righteous tool to defeat crime and defend civilization. It frames Allied nations as fighting for a humane, gracious life and urges resolve to protect freedom and progress against aggression. The voice emphasizes duty to future generations and appeals to shared values.
An editorial urges labor leaders and unions to pursue cooperation with capital rather than conflict. It argues peaceful production creates wealth and condemns waresque waste, warning that workers staying at work after contracts end could signal a shift toward collaboration.
The article argues the 1944 presidential vote may occur in December via electors rather than November, noting 1940 precedent and urging Texas Democrats to threaten anti poll tax legislation to force nominee shifts. It analyzes risks of party factions and the potential return to a direct popular vote outcome amid regional tensions. Canadian aviation industry is also noted with wartime demand estimates.
Washington notes debate on postwar tax cuts while warning not to count on them. Analysts examine debt, government spending, and who pays, warning middle class brackets and corporate taxes could shift, with inflation control affecting outcomes and overall revenue.
The article compares low point cuts of meat with expensive cuts, noting similar nutritive value in protein minerals and vitamins. It advises common housewife knowledge of about 12 meat cuts, proper meat handling, wrap removal, and storing fresh meat in the coldest refrigerator section with low temperatures for preservation and preparation.
A reader question set tests spelling, geography, and history. It asks for the American ambassador to Soviet Russia, the rules of etiquette, the common name for Ireland, the headquarters of the National Liberation Committee, the tonnage of a new U S battleship Alabama, safe money transfer methods through the mails, who began Panama Canal construction, whether pansia hats source is Panama, true false questions about Persia and Iraq, and Isaac Hull’s command ship.
Journal files from June 9 1924 report a daylight robbery at Miller’s Restaurant in South Dayton New York where thieves rifled the till and fled by car. Officer Merrit Sheeley was injured as his motorcycle hit a sinkhole while pursuing the thieves. Also noted were a circus arrival and tent ditching at the old fair grounds, a golf match at Crawford County, a death in Erle Roy Tuttle, a 11-10 local loss after sluggers misfired, and Bert Sisley crashing his car into a freight car to avoid a collision at West Main Street.
Erie reports Hammer Mill Paper Co will halt operations July 4 to 8 for routine repairs in the power department. Company officials say workers on vacation time are asked to take one week during the shutdown.
The seventh annual Chautauqua Assembly presents a summer repertory of plays and operas at Norton Memorial Hall. Cleveland Playhouse group performs July 12 and 14 and other titles with dates through August 17 and 19 to be announced. Opera season opens July 7 with Gilbert and Sullivan Pinafore and runs with Elixir of Love and Old Maid and the Thief on specific July dates.
Charles Zimmerman 28 a gunnery mate with United States submarine service is missing in action in the Pacific. He married Mary Ann Nielsen Zimmerman a year ago and recently showed campaign ribbons after four major engagements. Based at Pearl Harbor since June 1942, his submarine was credited with 21 ships destroyed and three damaged.
The program lists Pagliacci by Leoncavallo on August 4 and 7, Tales of Hoffmann by Offenbach on August 18 and 21, and Puccini’s La Boheme in schedules across the month. The listings highlight performances and timing details for these classic operas.
A Warren father confirms his son Lt. Mones E Hawley, a Liberator squadron navigator based near Naples, is a German prisoner of war. Hawley parachuted to safety on Peb 16 and reports he is in good health and not hurt.
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