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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1942

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Classified Rates Notice

Corry Evening Journal shows publisher William P. Lombard and advertising rep Fred Kimball. Indicates mailing options and subscription rates 5 dollars yearly by mail, 4 dollars in advance, carrier pricing three cents per copy and fifteen cents weekly. Notes Associated Press cooperation and publication details.

Corry Evening Journal West South Strew Corry Paul Commgrove William P. Lombard Rational Advertising Representaive Fred Kimball, Inc New York Michigan Square Chicago Mortgage & Bond Detroit Chasriber Welghimat Philadelphia Associated Presa Associated Press Mullim

Ait awny pai don on broadcasters public facility idea

Bernard B. Smith in Harper's argues broadcasters lack control of their programs. He proposes making network broadcasting a public facility funded by advertisers buying time rather than sponsorship. He says programs would be nation wide with ads purchased by time and audience size, enabling figures like Lowell Thomas and Toscanini to reach listeners without exclusive sponsors.

Bernard B. Smith Harper's Ait Awny Paidon Ike Naional Andvertiser Mr. Smith Lowell ‘Thomas Toscenini

Japanese chivalry and war ethics in the Pacific

The article discusses wartime conduct, noting that civilized nations observe international rules and humane treatment, but American prisoners in Japanese hands face harsher conditions. It cites obstructions by Japanese authorities in aid efforts and Red Cross supplies, predicting eventual consequences for Japan.

Friends of San Francisco Red Grass Shanghai Hong Hong Japan Philippines Tven Red Cross

Coast Shelling Sparks Cautious Public Response

The recent shelling of the Oregon coast was startling yet deemed not vital with no military targets hit and only minor damage. Officials argue the attack serves as a warning and domestic nerves were steadier than the action might imply.

Oregon Coast Damag Watshins Tokyo

Cemetery upgrade planned by St Thomas association

The St Thomas Cemetery Association announced work on cemetery property improvements with two landscape artists secured to direct the project. The Belts and Henflin Corporation of the city received a charter, listed with a capital of 26000 dollars, to operate a public ferry and automobile sales agency.

St. Thomas Cemetery Association Belts and Henfli Corporation Harrisburg Dispatches Fardee

Short Wave Diathermy Heats Tissue For Therapy

Short wave diathermy uses high frequency electrical currents to heat body tissues. It is not a curative agent but aids treatment by increasing local circulation and easing pain in conditions like muscle strains arthritis and sinusitis.

Corry News Briefs Highlight Local People Events

A Corry column reports on residents and visitors including Sergeant Louis C. Williams marking 24 years in the U. S. Army, postwar ambitions of local writers, and civic notes. It notes a crowded Corry Hospital, local marriages, schooling moves, and plans for civil improvements such as carnival bans and blackout signals.

County Central

Daily Quiz: Lost Questions From Classified Columns

A reader challenge presents ten questions on Army Corps areas China capital Marx Brothers Mother’s Day Mazzini Doolittle and more. It invites answers from the classified columns and notes a common error using amon with two prepositions.

United States China Marx Brothers Simanish

Barn Scaffold Collapse Kills Two Men in Jamestown

A scaffold on a barn roof collapsed killing two workers and injuring another near Jamestown on the Stillwater road. The men, employed by Great Falconer, were rushed to the hospital where one died and the other remained in critical condition. Coroner Samuel Bowers ordered an immediate investigation.

Jamestown M. J. Haskins Puluover Stillwater Road Kenaiya Eric W. Crandall Seed St Hillfalo Street W.G Samuel Bowers

Lad Drowns in Conneaut Marsh Under Trestle

In Madville on June 27 a 14 year old, Merritt Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Weaver of near Geneva, drowned after entering deep water beneath an Erle Ruthoag trestle while a 12 year old playmate watched from the bank. Fire Chief and unidentified boy reported Weaver surfaced once then sank again.

Mmadville Cannean Marsh Merritt Weaver Stanley Weaver Geneva Viclim Gilet Fred Carman Weaver

German Leaders Urge Seizure of All France

A source states Hitler may recall General Johannes Blaskowitz to help reorganize western defenses. The report notes a shakeup in German divisions but argues it shows preparedness, not weakness, as Allies prepare to invade.

France Sowree Hitler Johannes Blaskowitz Fuehrer Russia Europe Germain Souros Milthese

First tron sided vessels built for naval use reported

Factographs describe tactite ships Girdehipe and Montezuma built for the Mexicali government in London. Steel companies wage a relentless campaign to reduce accident frequency amid expanded production and employment.

Girdehipe Montezuma London

Backward Spring Delays Warm Weather In Seattle District

Letters from trends in the Seattle district note an unusually cold spring with furnaces and top coats still needed by mid June. Hundreds of Corry antoisis face car owner tax stamp deadlines by July 1 to legally operate vehicles. Plans unfold for a four kindergarten school opening and Pred W Beardsley, a Corty boy, recently enlisted in the U S Naval Reserve after wartime service. now stationed in Los Angeles.

Seattle Kindargartes School W. Beardsley U.S Naval Reserve Naval Forces

Surprise blackout planned in county say officials

A state defense official said a planned night blackout test would alert residents and test street lighting. County and city defense leaders indicated the test aims to determine public readiness and response in potential emergency situations.

Maranal Aintafe A.B. Seidel Ciblaman Ul County Defense Emis

How a Battleship Goes Into Conflict

A detailed portrait of a battleship in action outlining crew roles aboard a 35 090 ton vessel. It explains the ship's layout with fire control towers living quarters galleys signal stations and below deck spaces. The piece describes the complex chain of command during engagement and the sensors ranging from rangefinders to observation posts.

Aulivevied Nfes Risheloul Aljvift-Wirrers Miles Molitus Pell

Army Bomber Crashes Near Bellefonte Injures Few

An Army bomber crash landed near Bellefonte causing property damage to a private garage and shed and a tree. One crew member was injured but the Harolds Yarnell and son Richard escaped serious harm as bystanders watched the wreckage be towed to hospital.

Reginemere Tibet Henly Harold Yarnell Richard Gabrick Sheri Edwayy Milles

Will of Clean Business Woman Invalidated by Court

A jury in St. Pauls hesni tal, Ole invalidated the will of Mrs. Zaleski after a five day trial. The court considered competing documents, naming executors including Dermott and the First National Bank of Ole. The estate’s main asset was a cleaning plant and the contest involved claims by Mrs. Winifred Page for services rendered.

Thorsdy Fueeriy Mary Zalestel Vaugtor Buttulu Zaluski Dave Hesni Pirst Waxiosial Bank Ole Pireman Frea Page Winifred Page Neehiel Benprieiaries

Peeling Peaches by Hot Water Dip Method

Readable text explains removing skins from peaches by immersing in boiling water about one minute until skins slip. Then plunge into cold water for a few seconds to cool and separate the skin.

Youth Struck By Saw Dies In Cub Hospital

A 13 year old boy was struck by a saw while using a wood cutting machine. He died four hours later in Cubs hospital from a severe skull fracture. Coroner Hosmer conducted the investigation and forwarded the findings to Allegany county authorities.

Hultengdy Warren Alfred Emerson Aivin Emerson Haskell Wale Riod Minsdila Bownaslip Geronwt J. Huser Phyurediay Cubs Hospital Ty Yew Hosmer Tbs Allegany

Funeral rites for Mrs Rosalie Abbey in Keating chapel

Funeral services were held for Missosune Abbey who died in Youngstown Ohio with Rev C G Parr officiating at Keating chapel. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Attendees included Penny Abbey Orsen Abbey and many out of town relatives from Warren Westfield Buffalo and Bradford among others.

Missosune Abbey Youngstown Ohia Brwek Keating Chapel C. G. Parr Abbey Weetfield Pine Grove Cemetery Roy Shellie Harrison Shellie Russell Sonden Morris Sinden Jay Follett Creed Snapp Penny Abbey Sen Abbey Branklin Erck Franklin Paul Welker Luli Ottoway Orondo Flac Ray Skellie Som Larrison Drie Mildred Sinden Ripley N. Yj Russell Sinden Mortis Sinden Rose Marie

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