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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1944
Page
4
Advertising representative details for multiple city offices. Notes Associated Press rights, postal entry, and subscription prices by mail and carrier. Rates and territorial restrictions referenced, with publication terms and delivery costs.
An editorial argues Congress is subjected to pressure group influence and must resist bloc driven class legislation. It contends leaders should curb special pleaders and uphold constitutional government, praising durable resolve of men and flagging fierce WWII battle scenes from Cassino as examples of human will.
A collage of quiz questions covers topics from atolls and diamonds to presidents beards and March Red Cross recognition. It asks which New England states, the two letter form of pi, the first beard wearing U.S. president, and classification of a cool as an insect bird or fish.
Fragmentary text discusses bowel health and dieting as a remedy to constipation. It mentions heat, avoidance of certain foods, and potential routines but the overall content is unclear and partially garbled. No specific persons or organizations are identifiable.
Twenty years ago notes report the sale of the European Hotel on Main Street to Mr and Mrs Vinnie Graham who will take possession April 1. J E Oss the current owner completed the deal recently. Also announced is a Bell Telephone rate schedule filing for April 4 at Harrisburg predicting increased charges.
Medical notes describe shingles as the illness herpes zoster with inflammation of specific nerves. The skin eruption usually follows the affected nerve, often the chest area, and is accompanied by fever malaise and severe neuralgic pain. In weakened patients rest and recovery support are emphasized. the acute phase lasts ten to thirty days.
Nugents National Stores announced a twenty two year lease for the three story brick building at 024 State Street in Erie. The firm now partly occupies the site with Liggett Drug Company Smith Nub Shop George Gloves and Orlando Damore's Shoe Shine Parlor. The building owner is the Walther estate. Cunningham Real Estate handled negotiations. Nugents plans to raze the structure after the war and replace it with a modern two story brick and steel store.
Erie CIO leader Ralph Tillotson accuses state election law breaches by county officials. Commissioner Schaper says registration rules are followed. two registrars sit for two days before primaries, with Cory as a compliant city. Commonwealth moves again to charge 20 year old Janice Graham in the Mercer farm slayings case.
Erie report from March 23 states 73 stray dogs were picked up under city quarantine enforced by policeman Edwin Myers. Seventy were destroyed and three returned to owners. Four year old James Lehman was bitten by a dog and treated at Hamot hospital. Dr James Smith investigates another reported bite in Westeyville.
Erie Mayor Marcus R. Barker orders detectives to press a full investigation into the death of 83 year old Fred H. Sheldon, allegedly robbed and slain and his room set afire at 145 West 16th Street. Autopsy showed two skull fractures. A report claims Sheldon had 400 to 500 dollars on him. Coroner later said only 82 dollars were found in the ruins.
Allied troops engage in heavy combat around Cassino and the south area. German forces infiltrate toward a British hill as Allied units probe a second German position. Parachute supplies reach the southern hold and New Zealand troops fight to hold key points amid intense enemy pressure. Adriatic operations include clashes and direct shelling near Tollo and near Aviello, with air strikes targeting rail and port facilities north of Rome and Dalmatian coast shipping. Spitfire and Kittyhawk patrols claim several enemy fighters shot down while Allied losses remain light.
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