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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1943
Page
3
Clipped OCR item hints at a player with 24 rebounds and 10 tricker points, mentioning tents and a held position. Details are fragmented, with unclear team names or dates, leaving the core event and participants ambiguous in this historical clipping.
A fragmentary OCR item hints at a sports or athletic event note with terms like direct ending, inference, and back stand. Readable portions are limited, but the text suggests an announcer or official remark linked to athletic proceedings.
The Corry Pa edition lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and staff, Associated Press rights, postal details, and annual and weekly mailing rates. It notes advertising rate information available on request and price for mail subscriptions in and beyond restricted territory.
George Mandel, France’s pre war leader and former Minister of Colonies under Daladier, died at 58 in a German prison camp. He opposed surrender at Munich and labored to boost the French war effort, aided by his Jewish heritage, a target for the Nazis.
Fuel officials promise a dependable oil supply for winter though not more than last year. Distribution will be better controlled with stock in dealers' hands to honor OPA coupons. Special cases may obtain oil via rationing boards, and private dwellings face no forced heating plant changes. Simpler forms aid consumer compliance.
The article argues that despite lingering authoritarianism, Russia’s centralized control has eased and wartime cooperation with the Allies deepens. It suggests American observers should view the U S Soviet relationship as more than opportunistic and notes that relations have not been this close since the 1917 revolution, with Moscow adapting to avoid provocation and work with the Allies.
Fragmentary report describes Pantelleria as a dangerous rocky islet in the central Mediterranean. It references UN action to neutralize mine threats and likens Pantelleria to a Gibraltar like barrier, noting Nazi fortifications and its strategic importance near the mainland.
Residents along West Church Street clash over lowering street level and injunctions against the city. A Willows swimming gap narrowly escaped drowning a family from the Third Ward. Wing Wills workers enjoyed a Miller's Grove outing near Lowell. A lineman at Corty City Electric was knocked from a pole by a high voltage line. Wayne Dyckes barely avoided collision with a trolley car after a bicycle accident. A fire alarm prevented a plant boiler blaze. Corry Damestown Mfg plant awaits repairs. council rejects bid as too high for flye station work.
An article explains that an impacted tooth does not erupt and can cause ear pain neuralgic pain and headaches. It cites two cases of severe headache cured by extraction of impacted wisdom teeth with noted social neuralgia and improved health after removal.
Seven trivia prompts test knowledge of Civil War Texas British India McKinley assassination locations World War II Virginia UN food conference Virginia governor Alamein Axis commander Nat Goodwin and patent law true or false.
Petrified clams and oysters discovered in North Carolina in deposits over 36 million years old. The text also notes government spending on education in Britain and a quirky Army reference term for a dishwasher, with a garbled line about epester formations near the Outer Banks and water bodies.
Jamestown and Falconer high schools report protests over Regents examinations this week. Jamestown officials plan a formal protest citing difficulty. Falconer will send a general complaint about exam length. State official Harold Thompson says full information is needed before comment.
BRIS June 21 Pvt Dean Hayes 8 home from Camp Glaiborne La on Turlough was released from the city jail after his stepfather Clarence Bacon 44 refused to prosecute following a domestic fight at midnight Friday. Bacon head swathed in bandages released from Hamot hospital Saturday morning with two severe scalp lacerations from the Erie soldier who allegedly attacked him with a grease shaker.
Harrisburg will host the tenth Annual meeting and war problems conference of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association on June 25 and 26. Government bureau chiefs and Army officers will explain federal regulations and advise truck owners on supporting the war effort amid gasoline, manpower, and equipment shortages.
Stockholm dispatch says Italians seek to end the war and escape Allied bombing with relief from hardships. Food shortages high prices black market trading sleep loss and loss of faith in Mussolini quote Pope Pius XII as pivotal figure while Rome shelters evacuees. Bern reports claim mobilization of women and men for labor battalions.
Stockholm today stands as a key listening post for both Allies and Axis. Neutral Sweden hosts propaganda channels and information from Axis territory, with press and censorship shaping reports. Despite distortions, scattered reports and seafarers’ tips form a composite view guiding the United Nations’ war effort.
Auburn's Sexauer was re-elected president of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association at the convention closing session. Eleven Teague officers were re-installed. Henry Rathbun and Louis M. Hardin were re-elected first and second vice presidents. New officers include Ernest C. Strobeck secretary Leon A Chapin treasurer George R K Cortland executive assistant and Ernest M Dann on the executive committee.
Private Walter A. Johnson twenty six, of Kane, long listed as missing since February 5, 1942, has been identified as a prisoner of war held by Japan per a telegram from the War Department. Johnson, once a Kane garage mechanic nicknamed Baldy, was under General Wainwright’s command and was reported by his sister Alice Trumbull.
Police announce Yenley will be charged with indecent assault and face a hearing before Alderman Gordon this evening or Tuesday morning. Authorities consider his mental condition may justify institutional confinement and note this is the first complaint against Yealey, who is seen as harmless. Police also investigate another incident near Pine Grove cemetery where a First Ward youth approached a shopper. identity established and parents advised. Steps may be taken to place him in an institution.
A vintage ad urges relief from foot pain with San-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment. It claims washing with the soap and applying the antiseptic ointment relieves aching, itching between the toes, and treats minor sores, cuts, burns, and rectal irritations. Prices listed as 35¢ for the soap and 0¢-3¢ items.
May expenditures for instant grants totaled 4 848 100 with a 153 000 fall from April. Nine tenths of aid funded to old age dependent and blind recipients, 35 percent from federal funds, 3 147 20 from state funds. Week ending June 12 shows 518 cases left rolls while 425 were added, total rolls 163 401 with 90 086 old age, 40 958 dependent children, 28 173 general assistance, and 19 514 blind pensions.
A large bear blamed for killing cows calves and sheep in Annin township was trapped by state game protectors and prepared for transport to Tk county. The trap was placed after numerous raids on hives and livestock reports by Carpenter and Port Allegany residents, with the animal described as a danger to farms in the area.
Franklin postmaster Joseph D. Plumer urged residents to stop sending chain letters that imply divine warnings and claim soldiers’ deaths. He warned they violate postal laws and distract from wartime morale. Postal inspectors are tracing the letters and urging tearing them up to prevent embarrassment and disunity.
Erie reports say rum runners bring whiskey from New York to Erie night clubs amid shortages and high prices. State liquor board agents have yet to arrest the gang said to base in New York City and Newark, New Jersey. federal agents note violations and the high tax burden driving smuggling.
Burgett G O P of 497 Swan Street received the endorsement of the Republican Dublin City committee for mayor. He chairs the Dunkirk council and is past president of the Chamber of Commerce. He will likely run in August primaries against Democrat Frank T Bartell. William A Newsly was endorsed earlier but withdrew due to business duties.
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