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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

8

War Era Tag Rules Prompt State Warning

Harrisburg officials urge motorists to remove all war era license plates except the single plate required. A Jamestown postwar survey shows many factories plan to hire at least 600 more workers when civilian production returns. A child labor clinic in Erie on June 23 will feature Wage-Hour officials discussing federal regulations.

Haguip Apoenl Corry Reve‘Hue Department Harrisburg Jamestown Erie Stanton W. B. Wood Pittsburgh Department of Labor Department

Corry OPA Board Reorganization Moves Toward Certification

Alvin J. Williams of the Pittsburgh OPA administration tentatively approves new Corry Button Board personnel. Glenn Miller will head the panel with certifications due late this week. James Garlin will soon resume district duties, and the full board will be announced once certified. The aim is transparent panels to boost public trust and cooperation with dealers.

Alvin J. Williams OPA Pittsburgh Erie James Garlin Miller Williims Corry

Jamestown Thief Wanted at Louisville Arraigned Here

Police say John M. Leptic, 40, sought on burglary and larceny charges in Jamestown will likely be released to Jamestown police after June 21. He will be arraigned on a Kentucky larceny charge. alleged theft involved a diamond ring valued at an unspecified amount belonging to Charles B. Gundsten.

Jamestown Louisville John M. Leptic Leptic Kentucky Lepic Charles B. Gundsten

Milk Price of 3.15 Marks New York Pool Records

New York metropolitan milk pool announces records for May as uniform price reaches 3.15 per hundredweight. With War Food Administration feed payments, farmers receive 3.60 per hundredweight total. Records include record total return of 23.67 million dollars and the largest monthly milk sales in the area.

New York C.J. Blandford New York Metropolitan War Food Administration New York City New York State Blanford

Death driver is rearrested in fatal Jamestown crash

James town June 15. Clifford Graham 40 Blackville was rearrested on leaving the scene of an accident in the death of Mrs Ines Johnson 64 Jamestown realtor. He was jailed on bail set at 500 cash or 1000 property. Detective Moynihan and Fox led the arrest after the grand jury returned a no bill on criminal negligence.

Jamestown Supreme Court Mayville Ines Johnson Clifford Graham Blackville Graham Penton Place Richard K. Moynihan Frank Fox Police Department Allen B. Bargar Sid Graham Mrs. Johnson

Dunkirk Fliers Missing in Action Reported by War Dept

Lt. Enon L. Thompson 22, pilot of a Flying Fortress, missing over Germany since May 30, per War Department telegram to his wife Mrs. Patrician Palmer Thompson and parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson. Pfe Richard Yocum, son of Earl Yocum and brother of Edward, infantryman, missing since May 13 amid Italian campaign per notice to his father.

Dunavin Enon L. Thompson Flying Fortress Germany War Department Patrician Palmer Thompson Lawrence Thompson Filer England Pfe Richard Yocum Earl Yocum Edward Yocum Infantry

Thompson's Borsin Tablets Offer Health Restorative Claim

Advertised remedy promises restored health from age symptoms and pains. Claims tablets aid kidney function and toxin removal, with additional laxative tablets for constipation. Artful marketing uses health rhetoric and multiple product mentions.

Erie worker found dead after fall into coal silo

The body of Florian D. Baginski was recovered from a 60 foot coal silo at the Aluminum Forgings plant after workers removed 120 tons of coal. Coroner Warren W. Wood reported he fell Tuesday evening after last being seen atop the silo. He was a father of seven.

Erie Florian D. Baginski Warren W. Wood Baginski Kenneth Wolf Wood Buginski

Daughter Opposes Parole for Erie Slaver Sampieri

The daughter of Antonio Sampieri, the wife slayer at Erie, told District Attorney Burton R. Laub she opposes his parole. Sampieri, now 74 and ill, faces a state pardon board hearing next week after earlier signals that authorities might not oppose the request.

Antonio Sampieri Western Burton R. Laub Laub Sampiers State Pardon Board Sampieri

Jamestown Hires 75 Teachers for Next School Year

The Jamestown Board of Education announced that 75 teachers will be hired for the coming school year. Clinton W. Bush, superintendent, said this is the largest recruitment in years, replacing resignations leaves of absence retirements and meeting rising primary and kindergarten enrollment.

Theresessa Ryayp Bonra of Education Clinton W. Bush

Normandy Battle Nears Climax In Fierce Fighting

On day four of the Normandy battle German forces used four armored divisions at Tilly sur Seulles near Caen. They counter attacked and retook Tronin before being driven back by bombardment. The appearance of the Second German Panzer Division signals a major effort to seal the Allied beachhead. The next days will reveal if German reserves are committed piecemeal or kept for a final all out counter attack.

Tilly-Sur-Seulles Caen Hauds Tronin

Famed flutist Georges Barrere dies at 80 in Kingston

Georges Barrere renowned as a leading flutist and conductor died yesterday at Kingston’s Benedic tine Hospital aged 80. He served as Chautauqua soloist and led the Barrere Little Symphony after a career with the New York Symphony Orchestra and teaching at the Institute of Musical Art and Juilliard. He became an American citizen in 1931 and was a French Legion of Honor member.

Chautauqua, N Georges Barrere Yes Chautauqua Benedictine Kingston W. C Barrere Chautauqua Et BE Ainge Institute of Musical Art Juliard School of Music New York City French Legion of Honor

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