Fragmentary OCR shows unclear location and names
The unreadable text fragment mentions El road, Rom, northern areas, and a gas attack reference. Unable to extract a clear event, date, or participants from the damaged source.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1943
Page
3
The unreadable text fragment mentions El road, Rom, northern areas, and a gas attack reference. Unable to extract a clear event, date, or participants from the damaged source.
A busy Erie County update reports tax collections by internal revenue official Stanley Granger. a train crossing incident near Maple Avenue. partial liquidation plans for United Gas Improvement Co approved in Philadelphia. March meetings and campaigns for War Bond drives. marriage filing in Erie. local cases of mumps and whooping cough. Packard Motor Car Co. earnings surge above 1941. investigation into Lloyd Willsinson murder yields no link to Frank Bromley. Dunkirk Radiator plant reopening with fifty workers. pork production discussion at State College extension office. Katherine Enright to attend Navy ceremony in Philadelphia. and Marilyn Dick named War Bond Queen candidate by Idaho college students.
AOPA explains procedures and use of stamps for meat rationing starting Monday. Each person gets 2 pounds of steak or equivalent weekly, with red A stamps used first week and red B, C stamps carrying over. The plan aims to distribute essentials fairly across households, with April as the final week before all stamps expire.
Pennsylvania employment trends show WPA workers down to about 9,959, a drop from 21,700 at year start. General Assistance declines continue with total state cases to 172,808 including General Assistance and other aid. February grants total $35.185 million with federal share $1.798 million, about 35 percent.
A garbled OCR passage references county superintendent Hays and a meeting about education, planning to present a likely show of shortfall or shortage and a district instruction issue. It mentions towns, districts, and a regional education department. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
Jamestown March 24. Nina F Rapp receives word from the United States Marine Corps in Washington that Terern Bay Em tell Rapp a Fourth Marines sergeant in Manila Bay is reported missing since May 12, 1842 and now prisoner of the Japanese in the Manila Bay area. He is 28, enlisted in Seattle, served about four years, formerly with the Fourth Marines at Shanghai and Manila. His mother, widow of J William Rapp, has corresponded with Mrs Herman Pickup of Cataraqui whose son Major Lowig Pickup, of the Fourth Marines, is also a prisoner of the enemy.
A damaged, partial census snippet notes Trem State costs totaling 88,387,009 and claims the nesta race is the sole U.S. race with a female majority. the fragment hints at gender balance patterns in recent censuses.
Salamanca district dairies face milk delivery halts as Condensery orders stop processing. Nearly two hundred dairies in Salamanca mis the plant due to nonconforming product. Local producers report the stoppage disrupts supply and payment for milk and face disposal uncertainty amid policy changes.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an emergency pumping outfit for Warren Warren in Py, detailing a 200 watt tractor unit, a 1400 pound push, and a wagon with mounting gear, pike poles, and hoses. It notes readiness in case of an affair and implies military service.
Fragmentary notes discuss Leas in their eyes and questions about what to do with their mulls. Davis outlines saving to Gill and bidding to plant to slaughter or herd to be disposed. Some daisy patches may find other outlets while others face storage or sale challenges.
Fragmented OCR describes city permit process for residents seeking to keep chickens. It mentions departments, regulations, and enforcement notes, with scattered district references and unclear names. The readable portions suggest permits are required for urban poultry and relate to local ordinance actions.
Fragmented text mentions Ziesenheim and named roles with unclear associations. Other pieces reference Major Browstorm Slavianéri and Greenville. No coherent event or dates emerge, leaving the exact item and context unreadable.
The notice details reduced allocations for township road projects across several counties and districts. It lists affected areas including Relburn and Park districts, with figures around 450 dollars and 19 dollars in some cases.
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