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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
4
The passage outlines Associated Press rights for republication of dispatches and local news, with postal info for Corry paper. It lists subscription prices by mail, rates for different regions, and advertising rate inquiry details.
Analysis of the U S power balance after a wartime executive challenge notes the President's authority is checked by Congress and the Supreme Court. It credits Congress with defending fiscal authority, and expects closer executive legislative cooperation moving forward.
The piece compares current congressional frustration with the past clash during Andrew Jackson’s era. It recalls Jackson’s fight with the United States Bank, and how the Senate, led by Webster, Clay, and Calhoun, condemned the president for overstepping authority. Jackson’s faction later won big in elections.
The piece argues that a strong executive and Congress should cooperate for a balanced government as war continues. Opinions differ on the Supreme Court, with some saying its prestige lags behind the other branches. The Red Cross appeal urges donations and pledges from readers to support relief efforts.
Nervousness is cited as the chief cause of chronic diarrhea with peristalsis activated by nervous stimulation. Foods like cabbage and baked beans may trigger diarrhea. infections like influenza and pneumonia also accompany it. In taxes, the piece argues current federal taxes are too high on war income, noting Canada and Britain tax portions and urging a balanced approach to finance without harming production. War finance aims to curb inflation and reduce debt as Seraphim from battle areas return home in large numbers.
Col. C. M. Wellens announced a rapid North Central Pennsylvania watershed survey to assess flood risks and best control measures. A Congress bill to amend the Flood Control Act would fund works for Ridgway, Johnsonburg, St. Marys and Brockway while postwar action remains uncertain. The 1942 and 1948 floods caused millions in damage including Port Allegany. Possible solutions include natural storage basins and channel straightening to reduce rapid runoff.
A reader asks seven questions from the classified page retreet style quiz. Topics include correcting a sentence about War Bonds, vegetables for succotash, Georgetown as a capital, sea type, Robert Hannegan’s home city, states with extreme elevations, yam classification, bats and whales, Pittsburgh of the South, and canal lock operation true or false.
Rev. , 8, Hitheorand, pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran church officiated at funeral services for Oscar W. Hicks held Wednesday afternoon at clock from the Davison Funeral Home. Friends relatives and neighbors attended and pallbearers were Robert Owens Newman Hicks Edwin Collins and Vern Hicks. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery in Columbus with out of town relatives arriving from Corry Middletown and Velma Weaver cited.
An old style ad promotes FASTERTH as a powder to sprinkle on dentures to keep teeth firmer and better fitting. It claims the product reduces embarrassment from loose plates and helps with comfort during eating, urging purchase at drugstores.
Erie March 37 Samuel C Buffalino operator of a gasoline station at 17th and Parade streets was found guilty of violations of OPA regulations and suspended for the duration of the war. Walter Lasch operator of a station at Conneaut Lake was suspended for accepting loose unendorsed ration coupons and maintaining a gasoline inventory beyond allotted gallonage. Three youths employed by Buffalino testified at the hearing.
Erie police hunted Milton Husson a 34 year old black man who is believed to have attacked Eerl Anderson 32 in a home on East Lith Street during a gambling dispute. Anderson was hospitalized with deep wounds to his back left shoulder and left leg in fair condition the day after the incident. Detectives described the case as a house attack tied to the gambling quarrel and noted ongoing investigations with involved parties including a 15 year old boy and an OPA enforcement attorney comment on ration stamps and improperly endorsed coupons.
Homer Jonhnson of Clementon New Jersey, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, won two thousand thirty seven dollars in a federal court jury verdict against Quaker City Lodge 149 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the B R T Grand Lodge. He had been accused of embezzling funds while treasurer, a charge he says was false.
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