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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
4
Preserve Local Independence in Wartime Policy Debates
The piece argues against hastily expanded wartime controls under the Price Control Act, urging Congress to curb bureau power and preserve local court access. It contrasts centralized government with founders' intent, and lauds Eric Johnston for defending private enterprise during a Moscow luncheon with Soviet officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Congress
Irc
Japan Presses Canton Hankow Rail Link Hope for Allies
From north and south the Japanese push toward the Canton Hankow railway in central and southeastern China. They aim to seize the line to block American air bases, trap Chinese forces, and ease their shipping problem amid Allied air harassment. The terrain ranges from tunnelled mountains to sub tropical plains, with heavy defenses and rugged terrain likely to impede a full advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
James D. White
Washington
Hankow
Canton
Changsha
Arives
Chang Sha
Hseuh Yueh
Chanisha
Canton-Hankaw
China Sea
Hengchow
Te Broad
Husin-Kuangtung
Chenchow
Lokchang
Hurtan-Kuang- Ting
Sunstroke and Heat Stress Reactions Outlined
The article lists three heat stress forms: heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and sunstroke. Heat cramps are the mildest, caused by salt loss from sweating. Treatment requires salt replacement, while prevention focuses on fluid maintenance and proper working conditions.
Former Councilman Keefe Dies At Sixty
Twenty years ago a Taken Prom Journal Files reports the death of former Councilman James Keefe at his East Frederick Street home. He was sixty and had been ill for about three months. The article notes a severe windstorm in Clymer with barns toppled roofs torn from homes and extensive property damage. It also covers a rescue of Miss Margaret Latts swallowed by Willows stream, a Falconer youth jailed over a forged bank check, stray horses in First ward, garden damage, and a major electrical windstorm that battered Corry and Union City, described as one of the worst in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keefe
East Prederick Street
Keefe
Clymer
Margaret Latts
Willows
Daniel Bennett
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Union City
Freedom Oil gains large interest in Valvoline
Freedom Oil Co has acquired a large majority interest in Valvoline Oil Co with headquarters in Cincinnati Earle M Craig president of Freedom said Valvoline will keep its officers and Freedom officials will join its line organization Bechman chairman Craig executive committee chairman Archer treasurer Valvoline established in 1882 with assets in excess of 7 5 million
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen Rete
DuBois Youth Admits Hold-Up
A 16 year old DuBois boy confessed to holding up bookkeeper Frances Menzie of H Shakespeare & Sons and stealing 25 dollars near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Police raided an open air poker game within the hour and arrested four other youths. one confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois, Fa
DuBois
Frances Menzie
H. Shakespeare & Sons
Dry weather limits berry crop and yields in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports from the Federal State Crop Reporting Service show about half the former strawberry crop produced in York and Schuylkill counties due to dry weather. Harvests were limited to two short pickings while other garden crops vary. corn damage is noted in the southeast and corn on the cob will be scarce until July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatea
Harrisburg
York
Schuyl~kill
Service of
Agriculture Department
One Twins Vanish in War Losses From Mayport
One bomber fliers story from June 21 notes twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hepler of Mayport, listed as dead and missing. Sgt Donald B. Hepler, radio operator on a B 17, reported missing April 17 1943 over Bremen, declared dead April 18 1944. Twin Sgt Arnold W Hepler, radio operator on a B 24, reported missing in action over Romania May 3 1944, nose gunner and based in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waawney
Harry £. Hepler
Mayport R. D. 9
Bursy
Donald B. Hepler
Bremen
Germany
Donald
Arnold W. Hepler
Romania
Italy
Life Insurance Case Heard in Mayville Court
Agnes Brand of Fredonia sues the Prudential Insurance Company over a $5000 life policy on her late husband Robert Brand with a double indemnity for accidental death. The trial before Justice Alonzo Grinkley focused on whether death was natural or accidental following a cerebral hemorrhage suffered during plumbing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Agnes Brand
Fredonia
Prudential Insurance Company
Amortes
Robert
Alonzo Grinkley
Brand
Five Erie Gas Stations Lose Rations During War Hearings
Five Erie gasoline service stations had their wartime gas rations suspended after hearings conducted by Commissioner Clifford R. Snider of the OPA in the federal courthouse on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clifford R. Snider
OPA
Probation for Three Iasolini Dealers Hinges on Accounts
Three iasolini dealers were placed on 30 day probation pending full accounting of their ration absences. Four hearings were continued. One gasoline dealer faced 915 counterfeit ration coupons in his possession as investigators pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasolini
BAERS
Snk
Classified Quiz Style Questions From a Fragment
Fragmentary prompt lists seven questions about political conventions corrections unions and geography. It mentions Dem ate National Convention date month correction of a quote about redeeming a good name, David Dubinsky as union president, drowning myths, American Day date, number of nights, island named queen of the Antilles, Yosemite Falls location and a mention of common zero makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dubinsky
Antilless
Yosemite Falls
California
Colorado
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