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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1943
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Raymond and Sara in Raymond Uta contexts with phrases that resemble names and locations. The readable text hints at a simple approach or method but provides no concrete event, date, or outcome to anchor a factual summary. No definitive persons, organizations, or places are clearly established.
Twenty years ago reports describe a violent storm on March 18 1922 bringing wind and snow disruption across the region causing property damage and communication outages. The CG Rogers Company resumed work on a new theater project in progress.
Coroner's jury in paneled session finds Leo Buel died of a gunshot wound caused by William McCausland. Testimony from pathologist Dr. Burt confirms bullet fragmentation and lung penetration. New witnesses Pred Neco and Arthur Weber added. district attorney notes ongoing indictments.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Martti announces postponement of shifting state relief administration from county to state level for at least one year. He suggests transfer could occur later if budget and legislative session allow, while urging counties to pursue new funding and streamline aid delivery under existing programs. The plan involves continued payments and potential waivers of residency rules for eligibility.
Douglas Miller, former U S commercial attaché in Berlin, warns that the longer the war lasts the harder it will be to secure peace. He calls the Nazis a bandit group with no useful trade and says Germany under Hitler has rejected peaceful trade, pursuing conquest until stopped by outside force. He argues no peaceful settlement is possible for Europe and condemns appeasement as foolish.
Help Wanted notice lists positions for an express handler and a diver for Railway Express. Includes contact at Thy Dogs Cats Other Pets and references to sale items like Blond Cocker Spaniel puppies. Local farm and horse sale ads appear from Thompson's Stock Farm in Cory and Corry NY with various horse and livestock listings and contact details.
A fragment from a classified page presents a quiz with questions about politics science and history. It asks Harold Knutson's state in Congress Walter Nash’s country Ontario or New Zealand and explains R F D in mail addresses. It also references Jacques LeClerc the French general and a Trafalgar hero and Troy ounce questions.
The article reports last year’s accidental deaths totaled 93,000, with 12,200 traffic lives saved by wartime driving restrictions. It notes one in fourteen Americans suffered a disabling injury and 9,900,000 people were injured in accidents. Occupational deaths rose only slightly from 1941, despite increased industrial activity, while children under five showed a rise in accidental deaths and prevention is urged to curb this wasteful loss of life.
Miller, 26, of West 2nd Street was stabbed on Sunday night under the New York Central Railroad viaduct on French Street. He was taken to St. Vincent’s hospital and described two young black men involved in the attack. He said they fled south on French Street after the assault. He could not identify motive beyond possible robbery. One suspect described as aged between 17 and 21 wore a tan cap. The other, about 32, wore a tan coat and blue jeans. Police searched the area.
Four people were injured when a car driven by Anthony Desti crashed into a tree on Terrace avenue Lakewood Saturday before midnight. Three Jamestown residents and a Buffalo woman were hospitalized. Injured: Desti 25 left leg injuries. Montina Rowland 27 left clavicle and knee injuries. Joseph Galanni 23 nose facial injuries. Joyce Snyder 21 femur ankle wrist injuries. The vehicle allegedly struck a parked car owned by Mrs Henry Morris after clipping another vehicle.
Mar 16 report states a dispute between two unions at Aero Supply Corp in Cory led to a damage suit. J F Sayko of Cory names J F Graying as defendant in a $150 suit over a November 16 1948 entrance fight at the plant during which Sayko says his glasses were knocked off and he sustained a laceration.
Enoch Filer, 80, of 65 Wan 6th Street, father of Owen M. Burks and Mix, died at St. Vincent’s Hospital at 4 05 p m Sunday after a prolonged illness. He was admitted February 5 and underwent abdominal surgery. A blood transfusion was given Thursday as his condition grew critical.
Fragmented and garbled OCR promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a remedy for kidney and stomach pains, claiming they relieve constipation, headaches, and general aches. It asserts harmless effects and fast relief, urging readers to try the product.
A fragmentary note references meat items including Sandwich Spreed and Barlinger Saus with mentions of pork souse and dry salt park. The text suggests culinary terms for frying and preserving meats in a bygone era.
Lieutenant Chloe Richard Klocko, a Dunkirk area officer and West Point graduate, was reported missing in action in North Africa after leading aerial operations. He previously earned the Silver Star for gallantry and is among the Army’s youngest officers. His wife and sister confirmed the loss as the family awaits further details.
Mrs Jason Smith a longtime Corry resident died at the Sherman home of her niece Mrs ratsic Horges after a long illness. She was the widow of a Civil War veteran and well known in the city. Her body was taken to Bracken Keating funeral home with funeral arrangements incomplete this afternoon. Also mention of War Season Stamtrock Paint packed in treated paper containers due to metal shortage.
March 16. Seven Oil City soldiers serving with American forces in North Africa are reported missing in action, with relatives notified by the War Department. Names include Sergeant Richard L Buych, Sergeant Kennett W Culbertson, Private Paul J Matthews, and others. No details given. families await further word, while hopeful letters from Capt. Charles Wheeler offer comfort that some may be prisoners of war.
STUART TABLETS offer anxious relief by containing doctor recommended ingredients to ease indigestion. The ad highlights fast action and relief from stomach discomfort with a trusted formula trusted by physicians.
Funeral services for J.P. Margan were held at St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church in Stuyvesant Place with Rev. Rush H. Sloane presiding. The body was to be cremated in New York City and interment planned for Hartford, Conn., where his wife rests.
Market notes from New York and Buffalo markets dated March 16 cover produce prices for apples peaches and other fruits with Philadelphia and Maine shipments, hogs cattle calves and sheep in Buffalo, and stock market activity including railroads and major manufacturers. Notable items include Mac strop apples like Baldwins Cortlands and Staymans, mixed egg prices in New York, hogs steady at 19.50, cattle and calves steady, and several listed blue chip and industrial stocks down or up with court rulings affecting sentiment.
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