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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
8
A Columbus area child eight or nine was found wandering near Setiges station by Patrolman Brewer Shersly as he awoke his mother. The boy said he was from Columbus and was directed home by the patrolman’s brother, about four miles east of Columbus. Local officials investigated while police searched for the family.
Jamestown council debates police pay as 10 new officers are denied. Two members oppose the finance committee report while Lt Stahlay signals possible future action. The salary comparison to other New York cities is cited as justification for restraint.
June 30 John Alten Guinevere Knapp and Harold Bush returned Sunday from a 16 day Red Cross water safety course at Chautauqua New York. Bush director of first aid and water safety says heavy emphasis on functional swimming is now taught to pre inductees nationwide by Red Cross instructors. He notes 90 percent of inducted men cannot swim and this lack endangers life during invasions and water crossings.
Coast Guard training plans for Dunkirk were revived by the War Department on Tuesday. Edward was named in the announcement. Karin, a tenant on government property at Point Gratiot, must vacate within 20 days. Earlier, Dunkirk’s recruit base was planned but deterred. officials say no need for additional training sites at present.
Clymer New York June 20 Emergency Manpower Mobilization Program voted for by the Clymer Conservation Association to aid farmers with haying and seasonal tasks. Enrollment day designated for volunteers including women and youths to assist in fruit harvests and factory work. Edward Wiggers chosen secretary and G Bridges chairman. Several local residents travel and family notices follow with community events, deaths, and church schedules noted.
The editorial page Liberia prints quiz questions with answers. Notable items include Dickens, Atros, Cwice, Art, and Rudolf Hess among the entries, touching on military dates and a debate related note.
County Agent L. E. L. Buil explains cover crops as a practical tool on farms and gardens to build fertility when manure is scarce. Benefits include reducing soil erosion by ground cover, adding organic matter from roots and tops, limiting nutrient leaching, and supplying nitrogen if the crop is a legume.
Numerous classified notices list livestock for sale including horses cows pigs and broilers with sellers in Corry Youngsville and surrounding areas. Listings include saddle horse seven year old horse fresh cow milk fed fryers and a large sow with piglets plus general farm equipment ads and an executors notice for Nellie Kennedy estate in Corry Township Erie County Pennsylvania.
Twenty one alleged violators appeared in the Office of Price Administration hearings in Erie. Three were excused with warnings for minor violations while the others faced advisories. Additional hearings were scheduled for Tuesday before officials Charles W. Cowley and Andrew J. Nowak.
A new Pacific offensive was launched near the Solomon Islands. Navy observers estimated the clash occurred around noon yesterday near New Georgia Island as forces moved along a 20 mile north south line. The terrain features mountainous lands and volcanic peaks, with strategic lagoons noted along the coast.
Buffalo market notes show hogs 150 to 250 pounds steady after a full decline, cattle scarce with good steers and yearlings offering above 15.76, cows and bulls light and medium weight at 11.25 to 13.50, spring lambs steady around 14, fat bucks at 16, and fat ewes strong with odd tops above 8.00 while egg and produce items in New York and Pittsburgh markets show mixed price shifts and general steadiness.
The readable fragments describe a night scene with a Pitt speaker and a mix of uncertain words. A half legible line mentions a war driven by a wide world and a societal cry. Names and specifics remain unclear due to damage.
Amid messy notes a group of men including Bushrello and Hynes are described as involved in a union dispute. The fragment hints at interviews, suspicions, and tensions within the union during a heated period. Names like Brownavit Malekovich Brick Coke appear, with references to votes and implied confrontations.
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