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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
4
The article laments growing nonpartisan war measures and calls for leaders proud of the American system. It warns that bureaucrats from both parties push centralized control, risking loss of liberty, independence, and opportunity if government dominates daily life.
The page presents seven Qs from the Daily Dozen Pennsylvanian safety quiz. It asks owners of Penstye, a commander in chief of Japanese forces in China, grammar correction for Surf hotel, Kennedy’s former post, whether Mason and Dixon One was surveyed by French English or Dutch, which state ranks second in population, where Pizarro conquered for Spain, whether Moros live in New Guinea Philippines or Solomon Islands, and Audubon Society’s core interest birds books or propaganda.
A note dated 1924 recalls past events from a local journal with references to stories once published and now archived, noting the absent Sunday edition.
Circulated in Meadville and near Greenville claimed Camp Reynolds would be moved or downgraded from a replacement depot. The Third Service Command in Baltimore and the War Department denied any orders or information about a status change and officials offered no comment. A note also cites Treasury figures and a separate Pittsburgh incident where a man died from police gunfire during an mistaken car thief incident.
Three suspects, including two women, were questioned by State Police in the December slaying of Dr. George Kern, a Johnstown dentist. One 38 year old man was picked up in Philadelphia after a trip to California. Kern vanished December 9 and his body was found in Somerset County along a rural road.
Howard Blanchard a former Corry man will be ordained into the ministry at First Baptist Church of Slippery Book this evening where he has accepted a pastorate. He is the son of Gordon Blanchard of 434 East Main Street and is known in Gerry from school days before attending Gordon University Boston Mass where he graduated last year. Attending the service will be Mr and Mrs Charles Monroe Mrs Forest Peiffer Mr and Mrs Howard Redding and Rev F G Whiteman.
The public learns the term psychosomatic from psyche mind and somatic body, highlighting mind body links in illness. It notes that emotions and mental states influence digestion and other body parts, guiding physicians to treat patients as whole persons.
Washington June 1. Representative Snyder pledges quick end to war with a $49 109 00 795 appropriation to finance the War Department for the year starting July 1. The bill totals about $390 billion in war and defense obligations since July 1, 1940 and is framed as giving Eisenhower knockout power to end Germany’s campaign, with hopeful references to a conclusion before heavy snow return.
Alexander King Michael J Picheco and Renest Lascewski were held for the September grand jury on charges of possessing and transporting a large quantity of liquor. State liquor agents testified liquor bought in New York was found at Lascewski home and in a car owned by Picheco parked behind Lascewski place. King said he stored the liquor at Lascewski place and intended to move it to his Geneva on the Lake home for personal use.
An ad touts FASTEETH a line powder that helps secure false teeth, preventing slipping during talking, eating, sneezing. Claims a clean taste with no gummy residue and added comfort, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Pvt. Paul A. Kissman of Erie, 27, stands before a military tribunal at Camp Hale Colorado for allegedly aiding two German war prisoners to escape in February. The case involves more than 10 soldiers and Kissman reportedly admitted his part in the plot. his parents traveled to Colorado for the trial.
City plans for the Fourth of July events include a morning program at the Park and a street parade for the Fifth War Loan. Merchants are invited to enter window displays with prizes of 35, 15, 10 dollars and three of 5 dollars each to boost bond sales.
Warren June 19 police and sheriff's office rounded up six boys aged 14 to 16 after months of bicycle thefts. The youths altered serial numbers, painted tires, and sold wheels to fencing parties. Ten bicycles plus parts were recovered. one wheel stolen a year ago was traced. All confessed and will be sent to juvenile court.
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