Corry Evening Journal Masthead
The Corry Evening Journal publishes local news and Associated Press dispatches. Rate card lists mail subscriptions at varying prices and carrier rates, with advertising terms available on request.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal publishes local news and Associated Press dispatches. Rate card lists mail subscriptions at varying prices and carrier rates, with advertising terms available on request.
Victory gardens blanket suburbs and cities and fill vacant lots with vegetables. In a public park beside a marble art museum a gardener artists a productive bed with carrots beans beets radish parsley lettuce cabbage and corn. The neat straight rows, framed by trees and a fountain, blend with the scene and inspire neighbors to improve their own plots.
A reader quiz asks true or false about Mussolini symbol the fasces names five German military ranks from highest to lowest asks about a Pyrrhic victory the salvage status of Pearl Harbor ships Myriad historical queries cover Pachyderm Man's inhumanity to man quote Gibson girl the Hudson valley river overlook and Mrs Roosevelt education plus navy slang slang term slat top
Entries from Journal Files recount a car collision at Maple avenue and East Smith street injuring I. B Brown while his wife and others are noted. A 60 year old woman, Mrs T. F. Winefield, died at her daughter's home on East South street. The coroner's inquest returns a verdict on Floyd Thompson’s death from heat suffocation. Directors plan a new club house. J C Shamburg to manage Rex theater and a new West Side theater. Muscalonge fish weighed 274 pounds at Findley Lake. residents report police mêlée and a hearing for a youth suspected of molesting girls near a swimming hole.
A study of children with anxiety states finds main factors include violent-like fear, moral intelligence suppression, and parental rejection. Most children were labeled as sensitive, with panic resembling neurosis in adults. Strict conduct standards and inward turning of feelings were common, suggesting early anxiety leads to adult anxiety.
Lyons Transportation Company driver Harald Lyons died in a two trailer truck collision about two miles east of Salamanca New York at 7 30 am Tuesday. The other driver involved was Ross Stoltz of the Miles firm in Bradford who was injured. Lyons reportedly lived in Ireland and Bradford not related to Lyons company. Coroner J Hosmer of Olean NY provided details.
The Municipal Light Plant reports coal miners walkout causes ripple effects with a public works power shovel borrowed to load trucks at the Boat Landing emergency coal stockpile. Plant operations remain uninterrupted as officials note 20 to 25 days of reserve fuel.
In Erie on June 28 the city and county did not participate in an air raid drill. The control center was unmanned from 12:30 a m to 8 a m with no volunteers available to man it. Police officials noted delays in relay of message and unclear call procedures.
On June 23 Mayor Charles R Barber announced Erie’s support for the Bill Cochran Bond Drive by introducing an ordinance to purchase 100000 in United States war bonds. The measure would use 374000 from the water bureau fund to buy Series F savings bonds at 2 percent interest maturing June 1 1935.
Dr. C. B. Bennett warns Corry residents to keep dogs at home amid rabies cases and quarantines in Blooming Valley Meadville Franklin Oxley and nearby towns. He notes no definite local cases in Corry after years of practice and stresses preventing travel with pets to curb spread.
Erie authorities prepare for William McCausland to be sentenced to death in the electric chair after a court confirms the slaying of Leo P. Sholl. The case includes defense and prosecution motions, with the final sentence likely to be read in open court early next week.
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