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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1945
Page
6
The article notes changes in wartime closing hours for retail and industrial sites, with some towns limiting store hours and traffic restrictions in Erie. It also reports related dispatches about individuals, thefts, accidents, and local weather officials commenting on seasonal solar position and steel allocation efforts.
The article discusses a proposal to amend the constitution allowing sheriffs to serve a second term. It notes county officials and the State Sheriff's Association weighing in. A legislative path and voter referendums are described as the process advances.
A 10 year old boy threatened to set fire to his father’s home and attempted to strangle himself, police report. The incident followed the mother’s complaints about marriage plans, with the boy held in the city jail after the lapse.
Answers list correlates to 1886 true statements and dates. Mentions Kentucky and Bulgaria, with references to Guam and Des 8. Several items labeled true or false, including a year 1875.
March 19 report from Tames Town notes Chautauqua Lake flooding as water spills over its banks into the surrounding public areas. The lake stands about 1,300 feet with rising water threatening streets and homes. officials warn of possible worsening conditions if rainfall continues.
Paul Babbitt of LeBory Township announces his run for sheriff as a Republican. Born February 23, 1897, he has long served as justice of the peace and state tax appraiser, with a career in local politics and various fraternal roles. He is married with four daughters and a son, Corp. Raymond Babbitt, serving in the Air Corps Engineers in the Philippines.
A Titusville area worker, identified as Adams, died after a tractor lift timber frame toppled during adjustments at a Perry Street site. His wife shouted a warning as the timber fell, pinning him. He died en route to the hospital. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John Locey of Corry.
An advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets claiming they restore health and appetite. It warns against increasing doses and notes the product as a gentle laxative that removes intestinal poisons. Sold by druggists for 25 and 50 cents.
In Pittsburgh and Buffalo market notes dated March 14 and 19, produce prices show mixed demand with apples, baldwins, and Katahdins listed across crates and sacks. Buffalo livestock tables record hogs, cattle, and calves with varying prices. eggs in New York rise slightly amid market activity. rail stock listings reflect broad market optimism and notable company names.
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