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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1943

Page

2

Miners Return to Work and Local Notices Amid Sunday Events

Western Pennsylvania mines partially resumed operations as parts of Hill County kept work after a back to work order. In Titusville Elmer Womey of Titusville Route 3 is in Pittsburgh for rabies observation. Arthur Rozelle of Scranton wins a divorce from Elizabeth Rozelle on cruelty charges. Sunday dinners offered at Boston House and Nell's Restaurant. Local insurance ads and hospital updates accompany the notices.

Boston House Stf Pennsylvania Dobn L Lewis Hille County Shinwattt Mining Company Northwestern’ Mining Company Titusville Elmer Womey Pittsburgh Worner L. A. Vanderhoof Nell's Williams Agency Main Street Evie Miles B. Kitts Arthur K. Rozelle West Ath Street Elizabeth Rozelle Scranton Factoryille Jamestown United For Victory Municipal Stadium Samuel A. Btroth OPA Rod & Gun Club H. H. Denison Oit Davison & Fogle Lumber Duane McIntyre Columbus Corry Hospital Meadville Helen C. Miles Crawford County Pennsylvania Departmen of Public Assistance American Red Cross Earl Baker Conneaut Lake

Local notes span taxes thefts and civic events in Jamestown region

A sprawling item list reports tax evasion probes involving Roysi Hotel manager Dominick Santopietro and federal State liquor tax work. Other items include a Jamestown Air Medal award to Capt. Austin W. Stitt, the upcoming United for Victory rally plans, Meadvill Red Cross appointment for Helen Miles, and local police notes on thefts and drownings.

Spencer's Cash Mills Olean Wolf Goldstone West State Street War Department New York Army Air Forces Atlantic Austin W. Stitt Prewsburg Bombardier

Night raid reports and air force losses across fronts

A wartime bulletin notes 18 American planes missing with 17 lost in yesterday's daylight attack. A U S Air Force commentator cites heavy bombers and aims to slow enemy armament, while British Air Ministry says intruders hit airfields in the Low Countries and RAF conducted a night raid on the Reich.

Eighth U. S. Air Force Air Ministry Airfielda Otter Butgate Low Countries Ord RAF The Reich

Army to start three week furloughs for inductees

Major Gen. Thomas A. Terry announces three week furloughs for new Army inductees will begin July 1 in New York New Jersey and Delaware. Quebec is noted as the only walled city in North America.

New York Army New Jersey Delaware Thomas A. Terry Second Service Command Quebec North America

Speedy Senate approval forecast for war bill

Washington June 26 speedy Senate approval was forecast for the decisive budget war bill. The Army seeks to acquire the Anale weapons to push the Axis. Senator Thomas predicted unanimous approval for the 71.8 million War Department budget after General Marshall said it would hasten the destruction of the enemy.

Ove Washington Senate Thomas D-Olla War Department House George C. Marshall

Martin Warns No Place for Divided Allegiance

Edward Martin told the star encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars there can be no slowdowns in production on the war front and no page of work stopped under any circumstances. He urged all to be 100 percent Americans or face the other side. There is no place for divided allegiance.

Edward Martin

Funeral services for Mrs Ella Belle Stone

In memory of Mrs Ella Belle Stone services were held at Bracken-Keating funeral home yesterday at 2 pm with Rev James Kelman of the Baptist church officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers Claude Matteson Todd Lewis Clayton McCray Lynn McCray. Attending relatives included Duane Stone and family Clara Bisbee Carrie Wright Archie Lewis and others from the community.

Ela Belle Stone Bracken-Keating James Kelman The Baptist Church Bigin Archie Lewis Harborcreek

Tax Withholding Rules Restated for 1843 Income

Employers must withhold income tax based on the taxpayer's family status and exemptions. Withholding ranges from zero to 20 percent of wages, but most payers see no more than 12 percent. If the employee supplies an exemption certificate, it affects the amount withheld. without it the exemption is assumed. The employee must provide accurate family status details to the employer.

Radio Listings Include NBC CBS Weekend Schedules

A detailed page of radio programming for Saturday and Sunday night and daytime lineup. NBC broadcasts include Peace Through World Trade and Truth Or Consequences with various shows such as Barn Dance and Groucho. CBS features Guy Lombardo Muse, Benny Gorman and Towls Prima Kinds, and Inner Sanctum among others.

NBC Able Barry Wood Joe Venuti CBS Guy Lombard Muse Bob Hawk Mit Parade Jessica Demgon Ette Groucho, Marx Blu—T Palcon Dr. Black Archibald MacLeish

Roosevelt veto overridden by Senate in subsidy clash

The Senate swiftly overrode Roosevelt’s veto on the anti subsidy measure, 256 to 25, with 2 Democrats joining 17 Republicans. Acting Democratic Leader Hill of Alabama voted for the override as the House pressed the bill amid heated debate. The House then followed with a rapid override, despite delayed tactics.

Senate Tate Roosevelt Hill Alabama House

Delicacies Preserved PX Serves Filipino and American Dishes at Fort Ord

Delicacies Preserved PX at Fort Ord California specializes in dishes to tickle the gastronomic drenzy of Pilipino soldiers. The tropical menu includes sardado tgada sinigang higon or pasayan pinakibit and adobo. American saldists on duty in western Alaska petitioned the Tacoma USO for a shipment of goonies. Specifying salami purmpernickel and horseradish.

Fort Ord Calif Alaska Tacoma, Wash

President opposes wartime strikes in veto message

The president states unaltered opposition to strikes during war and criticizes the Connelly Smith Harnest bill for provisions that could slow or trigger strikes. He objects to a section legalizing strikes in certain war industries without government operation, unless a secret ballot is used and 30 days notice given. He notes provisions allowing government power over war facilities and penalties, while deeming prohibitions on union political contributions irrelevant.

War Labor Board Wer Labor Board

Pennsylvania voters weigh local options on utilities

Local ballots reflect residents' choices on utilities funding and public services. The measure, debated in the county and state governments, seeks approval for proposed projects and funding, with officials divided on approval and rejection.

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