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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
3
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The Corry Journal discusses the Sicily war situation as an Allied push awaits a decisive strike. It contrasts steady fronts in Russia and Italy with strategic feints, then shifts to all family advertising in newspapers, stressing how war news and vivid ads reach every household member and boost brand impact.
Fragmentary notes describe the heart in operation, noting its size, pace, and blood flow. The text discusses heart contractions, testing, and the circulation through the body, mentioning a typical minute’s output and a blood drop’s travel time. The passage conveys instructional content on cardiovascular function with several garbled phrases.
In Jamestown the mayoral contest centers on Samuel A. Strath and Harry W. Burgason as leading candidates. Former mayor Hamy C. Erlekwn and councilman Fred J. Chindgren are discussed as possible contenders, with potential supervisory rivals Ernest J. Youngberg and Fred W. Landy also mentioned.
A row of 1923 items reports James Corbett, Bell Telephone lineman, narrowly escaping on high voltage lines near the aty mike and being taken to Corry Hospital for favorable recovery. Corry Chamber of Commerce re-elects D P Hillstrom as president. Frank P Lit receives patent for a unique adjustable foot rest for shoe shines stands. W S Cady and L T Gady catch two large muskies at Chautauqua Lake. A newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Z C Betts at Gerry hospital. Preparations for Corys large Fourth of July celebration underway with a citizens committee in charge.
Questions cover a Latin American president, Mississippi River tributary, a Webster family relation, a famous actress who married a sector, a word abbreviation, bridal wreath ivy climbing plant, the sponsor of Flag Day, the rival in a legal rights contest, and a note on Greek Hebrew and Latin alphabets.
Corry constable trial chatter with Judge Miles B. Kitts and Harold Bromley sparks state police inquiry into the Wilkinson murder, while local residents discuss fire alarm box upgrades. Travel notes include Capt. Harry Oswalt Jr. and wife’s detour from Hood to reach Lubbock. Victory Garden plots grow. AP shifts Ted Meier to New York. Royal and civic notes follow, with brief mentions of local personnel, schooling plans, and community events.
Prank 8 Anderson describes amendments to rent regulations affecting summer cottages in resort areas. Exemption applies only to properties renting during a defined period from June to September, 1949 to 1943, while tenants in seasonal housing retain eviction protections. Owners with winter rentals may still face adjustments if rents are unreasonably high compared with the usual early boom.
Deyvid Minnis, 30, of Franklin, was held in the Franklin police station for investigation in connection with alleged morals offenses involving a six year old girl. Minnis, father of several children and twice married, faced arrest as details emerged in the case.
Sheriff at Western penitentiary Friday denied Hyak he Hus questioned Frank Bromley about the murder of Petty Gileshloyd Williams near Corry. State police and district attorney’s office, with Allegheny County workhouse details, continue to investigate. Deputy officers say Corry deseration of the Wilkinson Slayer, per Ruby Kalump, guides their inquiry.
In Erie on June 1 Judge Miles Bills considered a proposal for a juvenile delinquency investigating commission. Three cases involved youths aged 11 to 17, including a 17 year old charged with indecent exposure and a 15 year old with alleged attempted robbery of a gas station. A 12 year old faced molestation counts. Judge Kitts ordered the 12 year old moved to a Springboro farm for the summer and called parents to a Tuesday conference. Police arrested the suspects after neighborhood complaints near the New York Central station at Thirteenth and Railroad streets.
Frank Pfaf administrator of Spartansburg files a notice listing a holstein and guernsey cattle herd and farm equipment for sale at the home 1% miles northwest of Britton Ru 2 northeast of Riceville Corners plus household goods and tools. Terms were cash. Arthur Scoiter, Spartansburg, confirms Spartanburg, Pennsylvania.
A fragment notes that among the Egyalians the true serpent was seen as capischally (carefully) decorous, adorning the entrances to their temples. The line hints at symbolic reverence for serpents in cult architecture and ritual spaces.
A female pedestrian was seriously injured when struck by an automobile Thursday near Remte 315, Lewis Run home of Mrs Steve Santerier. The driver, Joseph ramonti of 1) Omazon street, remained at the scene as police investigated the crash. This report notes the victim was hospitalized in critical condition shortly after the incident.
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