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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1943
Page
3
The readable fragments mention a person with initials ADET Maxwi tz aged 26 and references to main street and a local facility. The text is garbled but suggests a brief criminal or public notice with names and location identifiers.
A brief fragment notes food being placed at a location associated with welas mand nk Scott. The readable text provides minimal context and entities beyond two names.
A reprint of the talks on civilian duties during wartime. The column urges cooperative effort between people and government, noting the difficulty of delivering effective bombardment and the limits of wartime bombing through historical comparisons and warnings against excess grumbling. It frames citizens as essential to wartime economy and resilience.
The text poses multiple trivia items and prompts about labor coalitions, quotes attributed to Washington and others, Jewish or religious names, a question about a Gershwin opera, aquatic anatomy, a Texas congressman and grafting ban, a European theater commander, the House Un-American Activities Committee chair, Errol Flynn’s legal status, and a question on a gold coin statement. The fragment suggests a school or newspaper quiz page listing 10 items with unclear accuracy and formatting.
A fragmentary account recalls Captain Cook being hired by Natives during a 1770 voyage near Owbyhee. The text references a legendary Chita dynasty and a broad, unclear historical arc tying Gnwall to the Ampliish melting tale and a waning frontier era.
Twenty years ago as Prom Journal Piléa and other notes recount spring signals, a death announces B F Kendall of Marienville Forest County. Intersections discuss hotel company formation in Corry with Robinson and Benedict planning to file with the Public Service Commission. Earl Haight sustains crush injuries to his left hand from a falling steel beam at the Rogers Company plant. Sugar price rise prompts Senate debate and a proposed senatorial investigation.
Endocrinology studies internal secretions from ductless glands. Glands like thyroid and pituitary regulate growth, metabolism, and body weight, while parathyroids manage calcium. The pancreas secretes insulin enabling sugar digestion. without it, sugar cannot be utilized.
A snowstorm moved from western to eastern Pennsylvania, bringing several inches of new snow and near freezing temperatures. High winds added to slick streets as officials reported up to six inches in central and southwestern areas, with the northwest largely spared.
Wascum March 3 The Warren grand jury returned two true bills. Pred Darnell is charged with pointing arms, and John Russell Shires is charged with burning with intent to defraud. Darnell will be tried at the next term of court.
Mat Moree Reed of 261 West 2nd Street received a $1000 verdict after a February 16, 1942 collision at Perry Square and State Streets with a car driven by Olliford Montgomery of 101 Light Lintite Street. The jury ordered the amount to civil court Tuesday. Reed was hospitalized for six weeks. Attorney John W. Hime represented Reed.
A $400,000 Lawrence Park housing project to ease a local shortage will create 160 duplex units on Main Street and Iroquois Avenue. Edward Naughton will build, with rent near 4 per month. The project aims to house defense workers at the Central Electric Works and includes living areas, two bedrooms, and a basement, all with lawn space and shrubs.
In Erie on March 3 a telegram from the Navy department reports Sergn Chiles 7 Laurence 29 United States Marine Corps wounded in action at Guadalcanal on September 14 1943. His mother Mrs Anny Gwiszdowska 32614 West 14th street says he is recovering in San Diego after malaria fever during home leave. The Navy casualty list released yesterday brings total Navy Coast Guard and Marine Corps casualties to 25 893 since December 7 1941, including 6 691 dead 4 524 wounded and 12 678 missing. Laurence was reported to be wounded and is listed among the wounded.
Dearborn Avenue Cleveland resident J N Roebuck touts SAN-CURA Ointment for itching piles and minor skin irritations. Advert promotes 60 cents per jar and SAN-CURA Soap for washing before use.
Fragmented report notes an event tomorrow from 1 to 4 signaling beaver tagging by Miller and colleagues. It mentions hunting licenses, tagging requirements, and general district use, with references to beaver seasons and possible penalties.
A report from New Delhi states Mohandas K Gandhi ends a 21 day hunger strike with a glass of orange juice at 830 AM. The communique notes he was weak yet in good spirits as family members attended prayers. British coverage predicts India government will publish an account.
Reports from North Africa indicate Field Marshal Rommel’s forces withdrawing toward the coast after losses at Tebessa and Ferraia. Jurgen Von Arnim’s northern forces are in similar straits as Axis units suffer heavy casualties, including 25 planes, with Allied debarkations noted in North African ports.
Warren Borough council approved a ten percent wage increase for borough employees to offset rising living costs. The measure was proposed by President Forest Waite and supported by most members, with only Jesse Smith absent. Budget reports showed general funds near 87297918 and 105,006.14 from the Sirletow fund, with bills of 14129.23 ordered paid.
The six day old strike of twenty women employees at the Fourchette department of Van Rawle Alien TN in Dubie has been referred to the Labor Board for settlement. A recommendation by Dinnnide Lax of the United States Department is noted. The strike may end with workers returning to duty once a definite decision is reached as negotiations between company officials and CTO agents representing the strikers continue with no agreement.
The State Council of Defense announced new bomb reconnaissance schools to be held in Meadville Bradford and Blois during March and April to support training for givers and officers. Army ordnance officers from the Third Service Command will direct evening and two day sessions in Meadville on April 6 and 7 Bradford on April 8 and Blois on April 19 20 and 21.
State plan outlines public works across subdivisions including buildings highways drainage sanitation anti flood measures road center aviation fields parkways bridges waterways harbors parks recreation centers forest reservations slum clearance and housing. The bill replaces Fleming plan and incorporates Martin’s conference suggestions to boost wealth morale and citizen welfare.
Readable bits show classifieds with items for sale and names. Addresses include 564 Kash Pleasant Street and 54 OR BASE Clarion County Goal. Notable names: Karl Messinger, Rosa May Westley, Walter L. Pesky attorney. Contact numbers appear as 32-229 and FLO-17-24409-10-17.
Titusville Pa March 3 A plan to stimulate spring term in Titusville schools may close May or June was approved by the school board. Superintendent John J inten noted Merans requests for this section. Warmers will be short of help and boys now in school to return for work as soon as possible. He urged that rural farm boys may be dismissed early from school.
Market notes from Pittsburgh and Buffalo describe produce prices for apples, potatoes, and tropicals with steady to firm values across varieties and weights. Buffalo reports hogs, cattle, calves, and lambs with varied bids, while New York reports egg, grain, and stock market activity with notable rail and steel leadership and mixed advances.
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