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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line references sharpness at Ron Fiter’s event in New York and mentions an A4 air or aircraft incident and Allied forces in a vague context. The readable text is incomplete and does not specify people, dates, or clear actions.
Classified fragment listing Associated Press credit and mail rates for the Corry paper. Mentions subscription costs six dollars yearly and three cents per copy with delivery and advertising rate notes.
The Interior Department outlines a five year plan to boost food production with modest gains this year and clearer increases next year. The program targets meat fish milk beans and potatoes as growth areas. Washington reports note no mistreatment of Mexican citizens in Los Angeles clashes. US Mexico relations are described as friendly and cooperative since the Diaz era, with focus on preventing cross border tensions rather than provoking Mexican actions.
An obituary sketches the lineage of Canal Commission engineers from John F Stevens to Goethals. It notes Stevens died at 90, and Roosevelt installed an army engineer with broad powers after bickerings delayed digging. Goethals prevailed, while Slavens failed to match Gostials' fame, earning only a fragmentary obituary.
A garbled set of trivia prompts asks about sea voyage phrases, slang meanings, boiling point effects, Aleutian Islands, Sicily related geography, legal coinage, prime ministers and robberies, Magna Carta, tobacco term in Appomattox, and a county name in colonial Virginia.
The city forms a fire alarm upgrade expected to reduce hazards from new line construction. EM Love & Son builds a concrete pavement stretch on East Street for test use. Deputy Coroner Mark J. Futtom announces an inquest into Playa Thompson's death in a barn behind Johnente’s Concord Street home, to be held at Alex Filler parlors tonight. Corry Choral Loslery performs last evening at Wayne M. E. church, recalling music weeks. Wrightsville All-Stars arrive to challenge View Malniog in tomorrow’s twilight league tilt, a key clash with the Indes pendents watching.
The fragment explains blood composition and its 55 percent plasma content, defines anemia as lack of blood and notes that some people with ample blood become watery. It mentions reduced red cell counts, stomach and liver roles, and cites a 1926 liver treatment claimed to save many anemia patients with remarkable responses.
Erie residents flocked to the Peninsula drive on a hot Sunday, despite OPA limits and crowded bushes. Park officials estimate about 7,400 people reached the popular beaches to swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the day.
Jamestown June 22 Erie Railroad announces Harry G Cooke division freight agent at Rochester since March 1941 is assigned Jamestown division freight agent effective July 1 He will be succeeded at Rochester by George F Mills Charles R Martin succeeds retiring James M Skathille as division freight agent Jamestown Brunel era leadership changes noted across Cleveland Columbus Albany Ohio rail offices
Erie police arrested 15 year old 2247 East 17th Street resident on charges of contributing to the delinquency of two girls, both minors, who were missing since last Wednesday. The pair reportedly traveled to Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo in his car and abandoned it on East Lake Road. Federal agents investigated possible federal law violations but brought no charges. Vivier awaits a hearing before Alderman William A Schubacker on June 23 at 10 am and remains in county jail guard.
Erie employment reached an all time high in May with 38 772 people engaged according to the U S Employment Service. The monthly report shows a net increase of 662 workers for the month, including 523 women, and 10 235 women among those employed in local industry.
Distress from nocturnal urination eased by Thompson's Borsa Tablets. Promoted to flush kidneys and strengthen bladder, with claimed benefits for stomach liver and bowels. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents per package, 19 units listed.
Harrisburg June 24 A shortage of feed threatens Pennsylvania poultry flocks and dairy herds. Benjamin, executive secretary of the State Farm Bureau Co operative Association, said liquidation will be needed unless a feed shortage eases. He cited barley and other feeds in short supply, blamed weather and manufacturers for delays, and warned the fall will worsen as pasture reserves run out. Officials in New England and the Middle Atlantic plan to meet in New York June 5 to discuss saving regional animal stocks.
About 100 motorists in Kane and nearby areas faced revocation of gasoline ration books after a weekend check by the OFA and police. Those without valid reasons for driving will lose coupons for three months. William T. Reed of the Williamsport OFA office led the inspection with borough and state police. Traffic checks occurred at Route 6 and 219 near Biddle Street.
An Olean taxi driver was arrested early today for allegedly assaulting a 16 year old girl in his cab. The driver and a 16 year old male passenger were taken into custody by Police Captain George Finger and officers. The girl, about 19, is receiving treatment at Olean General Hospital.
Riots in Detroit peak with mob clashes and arson as police falter. General Guthner says troops reinforce to patrol public transport as city seeks order. Gov Kelly declares emergency with 10 PM curfew and liquor sale ban. Several hundred injuries and property damage reported. arrests for theft.
Allied headquarters in Australia reported American lightnings attacked a large Japanese formation over New Guinea. They destroyed at least 14 Zeros and likely 2 more, with no American planes lost. Ground fighting continued with patrol clashes near Mubo and Saramaua where Japanese losses reached ten in one engagement.
The treasury report for June 19 lists receipts 30301071009 and expenditures 825247,409.25 with a net balance of 9,773,160,843.38 and total debt of 140,000,520,679.95. Decrease from the previous day stands at 103,190,438.58.
Warren reports a youth, Fred A. Trwin, earning a Navy camp insignia for service in the world war era. The piece notes his role as a seaman, his stands with the Navy, and cites a local recruiting station opened 19 months ago. It highlights wartime ribbons and national defense symbols as proof of civic duty.
Fire destroyed the residence of Alfred Eugle on East Fifth Avenue Extension after a spontaneous blaze sparked by painters. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade while Central Station firefighters fought the flames with limited water supply. The Le Duillen Line shipyard home and all contents were lost. insurance unlikely to cover the loss.
A Union City man, Cpl. Roy Petit, wounded in action during North Africa operations, previously inducted in 1841 and serving in the U S forces. The report notes his later training, overseas service, and subsequent transfer to different postings, with family references and government contact details.
The first person to operate a downtown parking meter, seven year old Virginia Stents is reported to have crushed her index finger between the meter box handle and inner mechanism. An officer freed her hand, she was treated by a doctor and removed to her home.
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