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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1943

Page

4

Bedrock Wartime Economy Plan From WPB Office Explained

A wartime economy outline from the Office of Civilian Supply proposes bedrock consumption targets for civilians during a long war. It is presented as a starting point, not a final plan, with agencies to debate feasibility and adjust figures as needed.

WPB Bberian Achor Office of Civilian Supply United States OCS Jimmy Byrne Office of Economic Stabilization Byrnes OOS Juip

Twenty Years Ago In Corry News Clippings

News items dated March 10 1925 report Miss Ann Laurie discussing nursing and social welfare with high school students in Corry. Local boards debate two site options for a new Junior High on North Center Street. Rex Theater lines up a $6000 organ to debut by April. Andrew Capwell aged 68 dies at St Vincent’s Erie hospital. A Concord Township family welcomes a boy and a girl. Durant car line representatives unload a Star car shipment at local garages. Barlow Hardware displays a colonial style bedroom suite from Mee Surla Brass and Wood Bed Company.

Ann Laurie Murses Erie Comny

Licenses Revoked for 13 Erie District motorists

The Pennsylvania Bureau of Highway Safety reported 19 drivers in Erie and nearby areas had licenses revoked for offenses during the week ending February 28. Names include Wille Allen DuBois, Stephen Grotkowski, William Kendall, Amos Wiley, Ira B. Drake, Bari B. Warren, and William Pencille. Some licenses were revoked for intoxication, while others for suspensions, failure to stop, or lack of financial responsibility.

Eris Pennsylvania Bureau of Highway Safety Lung Erle and Erle William Pencille R. D Edinboro Walter Walker West 4Th Street Dave Robinson East 17Th Steeeb John Donaduey Aaver Avenue Paul, Dombrowski Springfield William Tonty Chevy Street Ray P. Chrucher

Senate encroachment and war news mix in harsh column mix

The piece critiques Senate overreach on appointments while linking wartime strain to public mindset. It cites Senator McKellar, Russian tactics, and President's promotions, then pivots to rubber production and weathering strikes with caution. The tone blends opinion and current events with scarce details.

Senate Mckellar Tennessee Washington Makellar

Answers to J Q Quiz on Page Eight

Quiz asks seven questions on history science and geography including Czechoslovak exile president mind your p and q's, electrical generation methods, DNB agency, common hose commands, Texas capital, coral atoll, first president inaugurated January 20, author of Something Is Rotten in the State of Denmark, and mustard gas symbol.

DNB U. S Texas San Antonio Dain Austin Houston Pampa Nstead Denmark

Daily Dozen on the Autonomic Nervous System

The piece explains the nervous system two divisions, outwardly acting to handle voluntary actions and inwardly acting autonomic functions. It notes humans share similar physiology but cannot directly alter internal bodily processes, while external environments are more controllable.

Evolution of European ambassadors from temporary messengers to resident envoys

Historical overview shows before the 15th century ambassadors were temporary agents for specific tasks. In later centuries ambassadors lived in rogally fashion in capitals they served. The last two centuries saw a decline in their importance.

Europe

Cleopatra Drinks Pearl Story Sparks Ulcer Pain Cures

A quirky tale about Cleopatra dropping a pearl into wine is used to advertise Udea tablets for stomach ulcers indigestion and heartburn. The ad promises a 45 cent box with a double your money back guarantee and directs readers to Rexall Drug Stores.

Cleopatra Lok Rexall Drug Store

Forty Four Kane Men Drafted for March Examinations

Forty four Kane men are listed by Selective Service Board No. 1 Mt. Jewett to report March 19 and 20 at the Erie examination center for pre indocution into the armed forces. The March list is the largest from the Mt. Jewett board and is split into two sections with initial group leaving PR R train at 2 18 o'clock March 19 for examination, followed by a second BE contingent the next day.

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