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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1943

Page

4

Advertising Representative details and AP rights notice

Advertising representative information for Fred Kimball Inc with multiple office locations in New York Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Associated Press exclusive use rights and publication terms noted along with postage mailing details and carriage rates.

Fred Kimball, Inc MT W 44Th St New York Square Chisage Eee & Bond Detroit Com Pittsburgh Welshtman Philadelphia Associated Press Tosa Ews Gory Pa Carlet

Florida real estate values and postwar growth discussed

The piece argues Florida’s postwar real estate growth is sound, with modest home prices under 5,000 and tax incentives encouraging small dwellings for seasonal residents. It warns against speculative booms that detach prices from intrinsic home value, noting the danger to the economy if homes are treated like stocks.

Wlorita Dow Florida Netherlands

Death for Treason as Detroit Man Is Sentenced

Max Stephan of Detroit is to be hanged on July 2 after two reprieves for aiding a known escaped German prisoner in fleeing a Canadian prison camp. The Supreme Court refuses to intervene, with Judge Arthur J. Tuttle stating traitors must not be trifled with in wartime.

Max Stephan Detroit Citigen Stephan United States Supreme Court Arthur J. Tuttle Are

Chivalry and War Time Stereotypes Exposed

The Office of War Information notes shifting gender roles as women take on physically demanding tasks during wartime while men reassess courtesy. The piece critiques imagined masculine pride and damsel in distress tropes, highlighting evolving social expectations amid resource pressures.

Office of War Information Hays

Malaria Fever Still Considered Public Enemy No 1 In Country

Malaria remains the top enemy in the global war, with mosquitos spreading fever that destroys troop effectiveness. Across history, malaria helped empires fall and shaped military outcomes. Modern efforts focus on sanitation, repellents, and new drugs, with trials ongoing for prevention and possible permanent cures.

Penicillin Advances Reach In 1928 Report

Twenty years ago notes from a Corry bank show payments as penicillin treatment gains attention for wounded soldiers and fractures. The article notes the drug’s promise over sulfa drugs, challenges in large scale production, and officials awaiting word on a new bank in North Pleming while reporting community events and a local wedding and accident.

Itus National Bank of Corry Jamestown Dames Clark Pain Raymond Manufactor Ing Casiier Alexander Bank North Pleming London Girard Phon

Fragmented 1940s text on world history and technology

The readable fragments discuss Magellan’s discovery of the Philippines in 1541 and a royal homage by King Philip II, with stray mentions of Anno Domini origins, observation balloons as fat friends, and Panama fisherman notes. The excerpt mixes hints of global events, military terminology, and aviation trivia in a jumbled summary.

Tilas Filipinas Islands Magellan Phillip II Spain Mexico Reginald Isle of U. S Republica of

How's Your I Q Classified Challenge From Old Page

A reader questions quiz style asks seven trivia items from a classified page. Topics cover explorers authors presidents and science with quirky spellings and misprints. The item hints at a deciphering task typical of vintage newspapers.

St Marys Girl Chosen As Miss Elk County

Ridgway June 11 Miss McMackin daughter of Mr and Mrs George McMackin of At land e street St Marys chosen Miss Elk County at a beauty pageant held in the family theatre Wednesday evening Miss McMackin a native of Ridgway was named Miss St Marys at a Tuesday night performance competing against 100 girls Other contestants at Wednesday nights pageant were Miss Ruth Eleanor Benson Miss Ridgway Miss Sally Knapp Miss Johnsonburg and Miss Mary DeChano Miss Wilcox Miss Knapp was accompanied by her maids of honor Miss Lucy Caldwell and Miss Marie Bressler

Ridgway Sally Knapp Johnsonburg Mary DeChano Wilcox

Fragmented 1764 Election Note and Incomplete Scientific Ledger

A garbled historical fragment mentions a first election on June 19 1764 and references a “Varieties of axes” table with numbers 892 to 146. It also cites notes on infant production, a Logitech ceremony, and Platinum as a poor conductor of West snd electricity.

West Snd

War's Effect on Wealth Is Envisioned by Babson

Roger Babson of Babson Park Mass argues in a June column that inflation and debt risk hinge on middlemen and that real wealth lies in land and labor. He warns of a possible long war altering social order and urges personal due diligence in investing, stressing land value studies and hands‑on management over passive ownership.

Roger Wabson Babson

Missing Oklahoma City Soldier Reported Captured

Mrs Dorothy Wheeler McClellan of 803 Clarion Street received a War Department telegram stating her husband Raymond L McClellan is a prisoner of war. He is the 16th man of a group reported captured by the Nazis, with five others held by Italy. Kenneth G Hanel, son of Mr and Mrs A Hanel of 15 Englewood Avenue, is the only missing man not yet reported as prisoner.

Jone OK City OW City Nakauing Raymond L. McClellan Mra Dorothy Weeler Mecletsen Clarion Street War Department Arbup Italy Kenneth G. Hanel Mfr AT. Hanel Englewood Avenue

Be an expert tradesperson not a middleman says article

The piece argues that middlemen gain temporary gains under capitalism while middlemen risk future hardship if the system shifts. It urges training children as expert farmers machinists engineers or chemists and for them to pursue honest useful technical or professional work to build real wealth.

United States Astor Family New Yorke Olty Real Estate

Corrigan Says He Lands Right Place Every Time Now

Douglas Corrigan states at Gunter Field Alabama that he now lands in the right place every time, describing his recent handling of the Wrong Way flight and asserting improved precision with practice.

Douglas Corrigan Gunter Field

Stage Coaches Re Colorado Springs

A garbled note describes stagecoaches in Colorado Springs with a vivid image of a Brewster coach, a whip, and prancing horses. The text evokes a museum piece and travelers on a southern dollar tour, highlighting a vivid, if tangled, slice of frontier travel culture.

Colorado Springs Alwrado Gabatine Gan Olorado

Revival of Old Stagecoach Sightseeing Business

Snell and partner Bull launch an automobile era twist on a horse era venture. Ex-cowboys and former drivers operate upgraded Brewster coaches offering day trips and longer stage routes to famed scenery. Plans include 25 to 30 mile gas tours and possible relays to Cripple Creek diggings.

Snell Bull Joe Shadow Brewster Lider

Loot in Robberies at Erie Worth $13,000

Erie police report three separate robberies Wednesday morning. Jewelry valued at $6200 was stolen from Reliable Home Punishing Co. at 4214 State. Erie Wine Grove Co. at 1th and State Streets lost bonds worth $6000, $1000 cash, and $500 jewelry owned by Mrs. Abe Daneman. A safe at Wayne Furniture, 1235 State, was broken into but nothing taken. Detective Captain Roy B. Mong said the total loot exceeds $13,000.

Urey Roy B. Mong Safe Reliable Home Punishing Co State Street Erie Wine Grove Company State Streets United States Treasry Abe Daneman Wayne Furniture

Radio Tonight Spills NBC CBS Lineup Across Channels

On the air tonight NBC covers War analysis plus Lucille Manners concert at 8 30 and Hib Parade at 9 All-Time Hib Parade and Waltz Time follow with People Are Pausy quiz Tommy Riggs and Bill Stern Sports entertain later CBS presents Our Secret Weapon Kate Smith Dream at 7 15 You Be Long to Me Paulette Goddard Comedy Caravan and Frank Sinatra Band Box Saludos Amigos Lone Ranger and Navy programs tease Navy School of Music War era topics mix with variety shows and movies across networks BLU channel lists Also mentions Gracie Fields and a War Against Jeven program with Henry Armstrong references and a 10 15 slot

NBC CBS Blu Fimer Davis Lucille Manners Tommy Riggs Bill Stern Kate Smith Thin Man Drema Paulette Goddard You Belong To Me Tuck Benny Crew Band Box Frank Sinatra Lone Ranger

Blame Company AS100 Strike At Falconer Plant

Jamestown June 11 War production at Jamestown Parington Company Falconer slowed after nearly 100 employees walked out Wednesday. They charged the company failed to obey a War Labor Board directive issued five months earlier regarding the union dispute and wage provisions. Local 308 called the strike and May 12 hearing sought to clarify the directive with May 29 answers from the WISE. No comment was available from Renbeaff Johnson, president and general manager of the party affiliated company.

War Labor Board Jamestown Jamestown Biel Parrigton Palooner WISE Renbeaff, Johnson Partihian Company

Former North East Man Appointed War Board Pork Consultant

H. H. Meyer of H E Meyer Packing Co in Cleveland Ohio has been named consultant of pork supplies for the War Meat Board. The former advisor enters a role limited to a handful of national appointees and marks his twelfth year as treasurer and director of the American Meat Institute in Chicago, a leading trade body for the industry across the United States.

North East North Mept Istitute Chicago National Association For Hhe Hocking United States

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