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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

8

Paper drive at senior high nets 14 tons of waste paper

Students in Room Six led by Miss Ruth Bennett collected 394 pounds per pupil as the Senior High School’s waste paper drive reached 13 1/2 tons by Wednesday morning. A total of 4800 pounds were brought in yesterday, with three trucks from H. H. Berkhouse removing all material for storage in the city’s second week of the drive. The effort has extended to next Wednesday amid heated rivalry between rooms Five and Six and other homerooms.

H. H. Berkhousé Ruth Bennett

Aged Jamestown Man Drops Dead on Street

Jamestown March 2 William Erickson 76 resident of 601 Washington Street collapsed at 9 45 AM Wednesday while walking alone on North Main near Fifth in front of Dr Eric Kaminsky residence Two passing girls alerted Dr Kaminsky who believed a heart attack caused death and police and Coroner Samuel Bowers were notified

Jamestown William Erickson Washington Street North Main Street Fifth Eric Kaminsky Kaminsky Police Department Samuel 7. Bowers

Early hay cutting raises protein yields for growers

Tests show cutting hay crops at an early maturity increases protein output without extra costs, enabling farmers to produce more protein by harvesting sooner rather than later.

Report On Birds And Animals Killed On Local Highways

District Engineer S. W. Jackson reports to Secretary John A. Shroyer that over 10,000 wild birds and animals were removed from highways in districts 1-0 covering Crawford, Erie, Forest, Mercer, Venango and Warren counties, with nearly 2,000 domestic animals and fowl killed by motorists. Rabbits led the list with 7.15 percent. opossums, squirrels, pheasants, muskrats and other species follow, plus 516 dogs and 44 cats among domestic losses. Comparisons show variable totals from previous years.

Harruosu Y Muren John A. Shroyer S. W. Jackson Franklin Crawford Erie Forest Mercer Venango Warren State Game Commission

British Navy in Action in Far East Operations Report

Allied forces pressed operations in the Carolines with heavy Japanese shore fire challenging dismounted Cavalry units. Clements noted at least one landing craft hit, while Manus Island faced enemy torch and no confirmed battles. Communiqués claimed negligible Allied losses, a 183 ton bombing raid on Rabaul, and strikes on New Guinea coastal bases. Air units hit Wake Island repeatedly and disrupted several enemy targets including six parked planes, with Army and Navy planes striking three eastern Marshall Atolls and Nauru.

Carolines Associated Press Olen Clements Clements Manus Island Rabaul New Guinea Central Pacific U.S Pearl Harbor Navy Marshall Islands Nauru Istarid Marstialis

Last Grist Mill in Warren Sold for Plant Expansion

Warren borough loses its last grist mill as the Penn Furnace and Iron Company buys the Fourth Avenue and Pine Street site. The mill, a Warren staple for about 75 years, will be razed for further mill and land development by the buyer, altering local industry and memory of the milling era.

North Warren Garland Warren Mills Pickett Hardware Company Pennsylvania Avenue Ensworth

Shortage Seen in Chickens Due to Feed Costs

Harrisburg reports a sharp decrease in barnyard chickens this year as high feed costs and low prices depress breeding. Baby chick orders have dropped, and many farmers expect to hatch fewer batches. Heavy breed demand remains light despite strong outlet demand. Pennsylvania hatcheries in January hatched 5,011,000 baby chicks and set 8,460,000 eggs.

Associated Press Harrisburg Federal State Crop Reporting Service Aervice Pennsylvania

Erie City Drives for Fines and Costs

Erie, March 2. Pitleenmor bench servants for persons who ignored criminal costs and fines have been turned over to Sheriff Fred Lamberton. Twenty five have been sued since Monday with more planned daily until delinquents pay. In two days the drive netted $500 in back costs and fines and many others pledged to settle or said they would visit to arrange payment.

Erie Mar Pitleenmor Fred Lamberton Lamberton

Release Two Held For Dairy Theft

ERIB Mar 2 Two youths held as suspects in the holdup of Dolores Longneck Dairy Cream Bar shortly after 10 p m Tuesday will be released, Capt Roy B Mong of the detective bureau said Wednesday Miss Longmeckey viewed the two youths in a police lineup and said they were not the ones who held her up Tuesday night from the cash drawer of the Dairy Cream Bar Detective Edward Eng Jef and Acting Detective Frant Lottus reported

Erib Dolores Longneckve Will Hu Roy B. Mong Detective Bureau Crean Edward Eng— Jef Frant. Lottus

Price Office warns sixty three area firms

In the seven county area the Office of Price Administration warned sixty three firms after probation warnings to avoid further violations. OPA investigators reviewed business methods and prices for a wide range of commodities, excluding gasoline, with many warnings issued to dry cleaners grocers and repair shops in Erie and surrounding districts. The action aims to enforce wartime price controls as supplies tighten.

Nur Albert Berger Office of Price Administration

County Aid Sought In Erie Traffic Hazard Elimination

Erie Works general manager H L R Emimett seeks county aid to remove a suspected striking hazard at the Raataa street and Franklix avenue intersection. County Engineer Suplee inspected the site and urged county commissioners to deny aid, citing adequate warning signs and a 5 mph speed limit enforced by city, state, and national authorities. Project cost about 43009 with county share around 14000.

Erie Fraendet Raataa Street Franklix Avenue H. L. R. Emimett Erie Works General Flocteie Company Wis William H. Suplee Supplee

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