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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1942

Page

4

Local motorists escape injury in Beaverdam road mishap

Corry party of four adults and two children rolled their car four miles west of Corry on Beaverdam road yesterday afternoon. No injuries reported and vehicle only lightly damaged. Miss Lulu Mae Wilcox returns home for brief visit before leaving Corry on February 2 for enlistment with the United States Marine Band. Police urge property owners in business district to clear high weeds and restore appearance. A cantata Ruth by Alfred Gaul is set for tomorrow night at First Methodist Church under Prof. A C Barth. Juvenile band formation discussed at American Legion rooms with forested youths. parents urged to support instruments. War ren notes Tri County Good Roads Association renaming to North Western Pennsylvania Good Roads Association. L W Olds and Brown attend. Mystery products worth 171,119,000 produced in 1949 in the United States and Alaska.

Beaverdam Road Mr. and Airs Merle Long John Long Som Meadville Toadard A. C. Barth Ruth Alfred . Gaul Thals

Daily Quiz includes mixed questions and typos

A scrambled page presents a daily quiz with misspelled questions about geography biography film study graphology and history. It asks which body of water borders Burma, which college degrees Brig Gen James Doolittle held, who founded Masaryk’s republic, and other prompts with unclear wording and potential true false items.

Burma Jamis Doolittle Bhoas ‘Island Massachusetts Maryland Setress Thomas G. Masaryk Republic Europe Bethel

Suez Danger and the Grim Allied Resolve in War

The fragment warns that danger to Egypt and Suez threatens Western war aims. It recalls 1914's miracle rally cry They shall not pass and calls for grim resolve to save Paris and France, urging united Allied determination to prevent a breakthrough.

Suez Tobruk Egypt Grimpess

NYA Projects in Chautauqua Closed

Jamestown June 3 NYA protests in Chautauqua county will close Friday announced by county supervisor Glen D Shents. NYA work in the state will be confined to defense training. Two county projects closing include the sewing center at Broadhead Mills and the purse aid group at Brooks Memorial hospital Dunks. Defense training will be conducted at four resident centers in the state Barter Auburn.

Jamestown Chautauqua County Glen D. Shents Broadhead Mills Brooks Memoiis Dunks Barter Auburn

National Debt and War Outlook from Banking Leader

A Niagara National Bank president in New Orleans argues the country can sustain enormous debt for war finance and urges postwar market engagement. The piece blends fiscal bravado with a broad view of global conflict, noting five continents involved and the need for transportation reforms to move workers.

Herbert J. Vogelsane Niagara National Bank of Buffalo New Orleans American Institute of Banking Amay

Germany Gestapo grows in power as war expands

Alvin Steinkopp reports the Gestapo gains influence with Hitler’s speeches, including a Reichstag warning of war against the United States. The piece argues the Gestapo is not invincible, but feared, with methods like informants and anonymous letters. It notes widespread complacency among Germans and stresses risk of harsher crackdowns.

Alvin Steinkopp Wide World Bequures New York Gestapo Hitler Reichstag Une United States Germany Tie Mustines Pennsylvania Himmier Gestapo van Wo Mae Migual Socialist Party Eny Foreign Office Ibbenthrop Propaganda Ministry Himaier Goebbels Freizhbergen Willsr Himmler

Daily Dozen Health Note on diabetics in wartime work

The piece explains that diabetics can contribute to defense work near plants. Some diabetics need no insulin, others require it, with care and diet enabling many to perform normal tasks. Reactions depend on patient and doctor, and many diabetics show exceptional skill in war work.

Many Sunmer Flowers Bloom in Mead Park

Reports from Mead Park describe a vibrant display of summer blooms along the hillside. Teaberry twins, pink striped sorrel, white dew-droy, and dalibardi Howeri are noted among the grasses, with purple grehis spikes and a six inch flower spike standing out. Canada lily and meadow rue reach several feet high as the scene fills with diverse flora.

Mead Park F.E.W

Wattsburg breaks ground for new tele phone building

The Wattsburg Telephone Company foundation was laid for a new city office building in Wattsburg on Monday June 26. Hostmaster R J Williams resigned and an acting postmaster will be appointed. Utica and Newburgh NYA office at 118 East First Street remains open for interviews and assignments to resident training centers.

Wattsburg Wattsbure Telephone Company R. J. Willams Hoe Posknaskar Utica Newburgh County Nya East Wirst Street

Mississippi leads 1941 canned oysters output in the US

The Mississippi plant produced the first domestic canned oyster site in 1941, totaling 225 cases valued at 1,204.48. The national output reached 894,195 cases valued at 2,878,027 dollars. The text mentions rotenone insecticide and a powder from a shrub grown in Briuil South America.

Mississippi Uni South America

Common Keron Standard Compared With Collective Bargaining

The article contrasts two industrial negotiation standards. It argues the right standard clearly states a comparison point and favors collective bargaining over isolated individual negotiations, citing Ada as a reference.

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