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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
3
Partial OCR text references inter conference work and brain officers topics. Mentions Pittsburgh relation and units of war. Content is severely garbled but indicates a first conference and ongoing technical discussions among police or military units.
Roger Babson in Babson Park argues for farm relief and self sufficiency as England boosts productivity. He notes farm workers shifting to industry, rising costs, and inflation. He warns against excessive regulation, urges seed plans, and stresses farm equipment needs and transport constraints for wartime production.
Jamestown March 19 Despite rationing news from Washington boat fuel restrictions ease soon lifting the ban on pleasure driving. City and county bond details are pending but OPA says war workers may get extra rations under share the ride rules. The move promises easier access to Chautauqua Lake boats, likely reshaping spring and summer plans for city residents and fishing enthusiasts. The change fuels optimism that many will swap car fuel for water craft, enjoying evenings on the lake.
The Albert J. Ziegler estate is named defendant in a trespass suit filed by Mrs. Marion Toles of Bradford. The claim cites an April 12, 1948 shooting at 2650 Poplar Street in Erie that left Robert C. Toles dead, Ziegler dead, and Mrs. Toles seriously wounded. The plaintiff seeks damages for injuries and the loss of her son.
Myron W. Ziegler and Miss Oneita Ziegler of Van filed in county court for 20000 damages from Citizens Transit Co and bus operator R J Martin for injuries from a collision on West First Street Gl City in November 1941. Onelin seeks 15000 and Myron 5000.
Advert keeps focus on SAN-CURA antiseptic ointment for relief from itching and stinging of piles and minor skin injuries. Claims soothing action prevents infection from cuts burns and skin infections. Available in 350 and 60c at druggists. notes soap use before application. Pleasant to use and non staining.
Philadelphia Democratic lawmakers plan to challenge a Pennsylvania reapportionment proposal next week. The plan would cut Philadelphia districts from seven to six and realign districts to favor Republicans, drawing strong objections from Rep. Reuben Cohen and Sen. Isaac Stiefel who cite restored injustices from pre-1942 arrangements. The bill move to the Senate for committee action is expected soon.
Word that Tune had gone over one top spurred local campaign workers to accelerate the Red Cross War Fund canvass with the aim to wrap up in the city next week. Red Cross headquarters in the Grand theater building will be open all day today and Saturday for canvassers and donors. William Mathews will assist at downtown headquarters.
Dawn wind toppled a large wooden Welfare Fund thermometer at Main and Broad streets in Ridgway Pa. Byron Freeman of 618 West Maly street narrowly escaped injury as the thermometer struck his Chiyeler sedan, causing about 50 dollars in damage while parked on South Broad Street. The incident occurred as Freeman prepared to enter his car near the curb.
Allied communique details wide U S air strikes along New Guinea coast at Salamaus and Gualimucu. Long range fighters hit Madang targets and a Japanese headquarters. Vita Islands named as a new convination point. Flying Fortress bombed Garave installations. A Southwest Pacific spokesman notes Japan's shipping losses while asserting ongoing merchant safety and air reconnaissance reporting.
Three Oil City youths are now prisoners of war in North Africa. Local messages confirm two more district soldiers from Oil City and Clallam County reported missing and later identified as captured. Names listed include Privilege Chester St Zimushi and Tuolinichns Sun Grade Chatlen Putney plus Private first class George S McChive, with address details.
Sergeant Floyd W. Grotemund of Bax 2 Seneca is among 1 Pennsylvania servicemen awarded the Air Medal for the long unescorted troop carrier operation in the North Africa mission. He is a brother of Technician Francis J. Grolemund, reportedly a prisoner of war. Grotemund enlisted in 1940 after serving with the local National Guard unit.
Mrs Chiadane Davis aged 89 wife of Joseph B. H. Davis died at the city hospital on Thursday following a fracture. The death was reported as the result of complications from the injury.
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