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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
3
The readable text is disjointed and incomplete with no identifiable event names or dates. It cannot establish a coherent news item from the fragment.
Police were called to an East Main Street home after a man became violently disturbed following a long drinking bout. a physician was consulted and the individual was held in a city institution for care. Police warned against improper garbage dumping and reported several car license numbers as part of the ongoing cases. Seaman Margaret Tripp visited home from Atlantic City during a ten day furlough. Gasoline shortages for victory gardens return with a 300 mile limit and a 15 mile plot rule. Milk price and federal subsidy noted. Erie county and state welfare payments reported. dog licensing enforcement expanded. Ice on Chautauqua Lake remains treacherous as it softens. War casualty list and relief payments announced. Metropolitan Life statistics on family sizes cited. Infrared lighting demonstration scheduled. Legislative outlook doubts sales tax. truck weight limits proposed for wartime to postwar rules.
Nearly 150 women in the grape and tomato belt along the Lake Erie shore prepared to sign contracts for German prisoner labor to fill a 4 percent manpower shortage. An extension service official will oversee daily prisoner allocations with work beginning May 1. wages are uncertain but may be paid by the Army with meals in kind. Prisoners to be housed at local fair grounds, the old Brocton school, and the Nichols avenue camp used last year.
Charles Leroy Cronin 51 of Jamestown died Tuesday at his home. Born February 19, 1898 in Bradford he had lived in Jamestown nine years. Survived by wife Buen Cronin son Merle Cronin granddaughter Katherine Cronin brother John Frank Cronin sisters Grace Graham and Ann Moore. Funeral Friday at Runestown with Rev Ward. Interment Lake View Cemetery.
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