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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1944
Page
3
The Corry area reports a mix of wartime notes, civic updates, and community tidbits. Local officials discuss retirements and levy plans, residents hear of insurance and employment shifts, and residents attend events, birthdays, and church activities while schools, policing, and veteran efforts continue.
The piece surveys postwar economic views, forecasting compromises between free market and socialism. It cites Bernard Chase’s contention that recovery hinges on private production supplemented by government job programs and social security expansion. It envisions an incentive tax on idle capital to spur investment and notes war bonds’ continued role in financing.
Word reached the city of the death of Damex Breene at an early hour in Pittsburgh. Breene was 92. Architect A. P. Mount will supervise the construction of Corys new fire station, with bids accented at last night’s meeting. Grove Street residents protest the Main Street improvement plan, presenting remonstrances with twenty signatures to the city council. Mrs Nellie B Seaver is reported improving at her West South Street home. Harold Jewell, confined to his West Church Street home, is slowly recovering.
A wartime editorial defends free and honest elections as essential to democracy. It cites Rome Argentina and Germany as cautions, insists the people's will must be expressed, and argues it is better to endure political strife than postpone elections while urging resilience to win war and peace.
In a fragmentary historic note Western European statesmen proposed a cordon sanitaire to isolate Bolshevik Russia and deter German armies from concentrating on France. The idea created a buffer of smaller states Latvia Lithuania Estonia Finland Czechoslovakia Poland Romania to quarantine Russian propaganda and slow Berlin power.
Weather affects health and comfort due to temperature humidity motion and pressure. Humans endure heat better than cold, cold exposure limits core function, humidity alters moisture loss, high humidity aids evaporation, air movement cools, and high altitude pressure can cause light headedness as weather remains constant regardless of desire.
Quiz style prompt lists options. The Balkan region is in Europe. The question seems to test geography knowledge on continental location.
Dr Arthur Bestor longtime president of a Chautaugus institution died in New York City at age 45. His will, dated January 20 1520, leaves all real and personal property to his wife Jeanne Lemon Bestar. Probate filed in Sungate-Couth today. estate valued at 45000.
Local notes recall Marines reunion and Corry High ties amid wartime changes. Reports discuss wedding anniversaries and plans, with veterans and families updating on hospital stays and letters from abroad. A cur tuht probe rumor circulates while city building activity slows until war ends.
A county wide survey reports wartime employment trends and industry readiness for peacetime production. Manufacturers in Corry and Erie counties provide manpower estimates and contract changes, guiding a coordinated postwar program. Local committees monitor employment shifts and plan production adjustments to match labor availability and policy changes.
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