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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
3
Wattolenian authorities address a police inquiry and declare a service issue. Nelson is noted in connection with the case, with officials promising transparency and ongoing investigation into the matter.
Crotty claims the OPA regional office will employ about sixty. the ad ministration notes 13 staffers currently. He criticizes delays and questions why local offices are not established for information and processing. The shortage sparks debate over regional structure and workload.
RIF, March 95. Police have failed to uncover clues to locate the family or friends of Franciel, an amnesia patient, who left his wife at a trailer camp days ago. Authorities checked an address on Burniton Street with no results.
Rep John Van Allsburg of North East introduced a bill Tuesday to strip the governor of power to appoint state superintendents of public instruction. The measure, if approved by two successive legislatures and the people, would place the duty with a council of education advised by the chief executive and lengthen the term from four to five years. The bill was referred to committee for study.
Associated Press reports a new bloc formed on capitol hill to press a pay as you go tax abatement plan. Two main proposals seek to reduce or defer taxes for a year while withholding on wages is set to begin July 20. The effort faces opposition from Republicans and some Democrats as debate continues.
March 25 Erie reports dwindling potato supplies with only a few days on hand. County Farm Agent Paul Crosman cites scarce stock as schools and cafeterias seek help. He mentions a nearby trader with limited potatoes and notes 9 carloads in Potter County were earmarked as seeds. A driver says within 75 miles around Erie only 15 bushels could be found.
William McCausland, jailed for Lea Knoll murder in Erie County, was visited by his wife and child Wednesday accompanied by attorney Wendell Good. The defense team stated preparations for trial details remain confidential as the case advances.
An old newspaper ad promotes Stonet's Pyramid Supporitories as a simple remedy for burning and piles. It claims rapid relief, tightening of membranes, and a soothing effect with easy application. The copy mentions a money back guarantee and prices of 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
J Stewart Williems of Olean, a resident and 1939 graduate of Clean Ridge University, earned the French Cross for his actions in battle near North Aurora. He is praised by Lt. Hos for his leadership, bravery, and service with the Brenneh forces. promotion is recommended.
In Erie, Miyeh Wen-Mel Good, attorney for Ham McCausland, faces a surprise witness reveal in the murder case against Leo Knoll. The courtroom drama centers on an alleged shooting and a bet tied to the alleged crime as proceedings proceed.
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