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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
4
Wartime guidance covers authorizing dealers to remove stamps, replacing spoiled or broken items, exchanging canned goods for needed foods, and saving or returning ration books. It explains handling surplus produce, whether to use dry or canned beans, and rules for ration books of service members and those on leave.
Washington dispatch outlines mounting debate over a fourth term for Franklin D. Roosevelt as war winds down. Analysts compare current political factors to 1940, noting party splits, possible third party challenges, and Republican expectations for gains next year while Roosevelt’s age and fatigue fuel speculation.
The essay argues alliances endure from shared fears rather than race or belief, citing England and Portugal’s long bond through common anti-Spanish and anti-French sentiments. It notes Portugal’s strategic harbors and the wartime balance, then contrasts Gandhi and Western leaders about human life and power.
The article lists four reasons a child may refuse meals. It cites emotional upset, distraction, fatigue, or a bid for attention as common causes. It advises consulting a family doctor if illness is suspected and to offer water or juice instead of forcing eating.
Quiz items from a 1923 retro feature asking readers about capitals thieves and historical facts. The piece includes questions on politics, geography, and science with a playful tone.
Chronicles note that American-born artists Whistler Winslow Homer and John Singer Sargent are cited as prominent figures. The text mentions international names, wartime awards, and obscure references to borders, parks, and chroniclers without clear cohesive context.
Washington observers report a milder line from the farm bloc as negotiations over farm price policy move toward compromise. The Pace bill, tied to parity and labor costs, remains stalled but signals possible adjustments without a wide open clash.
Allied forces report a decisive strike against Japanese convoy operations near the Bismarck Sea. The attack, begun from Rabaul, involved 22 ships with multiple bombings that left a burning, listing hulk and heavy losses. Air and naval pressure reduced Japanese strength as survivors scattered.
Erie March 4 The Rev Ralph Bingham Wadsworth 44 a member of the Erie Conference Methodist churches died Tuesday afternoon at his residence 9599 Branches alrqet after a six year illness He was born December 20 1893 in Sugar Grove Pa Waren county He attended McKinley school Erie and graduated Central High School in 1917 He served in the ministry eleven years with pastorates in Stats Line Spartansboro and Falls Creek Surviving are his widow Mildred Radaker Wadsworth daughter Mary Alice and son Herbert his mother Mrs May Wadsworth sister Mrs I D Overdorff and brother Harold E Wadsworth all of Brie
A fragment notes New Orleans origins with its bend in the Mississippi forming the Crescent City nickname. Mentions people over sixty years of age and Britain and a pension from the Assistance Board.
Expenditure totals listed for General Government and Highways include supervisors attendance, solicitor and auditor compensation, tax collector costs, advertising and affidavits, postage, printing, telephone, travel, rent, heat, and utilities. Snow removal, tool and machinery purchases and maintenance, and other debt service are noted with totals and references to old duplicate tax collections.
Mae El is featured with 36 Thx Re ER Plus in a TV Alive segment. The article highlights a product update and promotional details for the era. Emotional tone notes consumer interest and regional broadcast context.
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