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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1942

Page

8

Sheriff faces slow eviction decisions amid rent crisis

Erie March 26 Sheriff Fred Lamberton said evictions will only proceed when court orders compel him, as families flood lines with rent and housing worries. He plans to consult Judges Miles B. Kitts and Elmer L. Ryans for a humane solution to looming evictions next Wednesday, April. He fears sending tenants to the streets with nowhere to go, especially those with children, and questions how landlords will serve eviction writs.

Erie Fred Lamberton Lele Lani Derton Miles B. Kitts Elmer L. ‘Ryans Lamberton Lem Pew Tim Fie

Missing Navy Man From Emporium Noted In Navy Release

Mr and Mrs William McCaslin of Emporium were informed by the Navy that their son Truman Everett McCaslin 30 a boiler maker first class is reported missing. He served on the destroyer U S 5 Pillsbury which Navy announced yesterday was lost in the Battle of Java earlier this month. His last letter was mailed from Cavite Navy Yards Manila.

Emporium Maren Navy Department William ©. McCaslin Truman Everett McCaslin U. S Pillsbury Java Cavite Manila

Tighten Restrictions on Draft Deferments

Draft officials foresee changes to deferments for dependents and occupation aimed at increasing war work enrollment. A new two class system would separate dependents not in essential industries from those eligible for deferment based on occupation. Officials urge calm, noting shifts only if the war extends for years and that some marginal cases may face scrutiny.

Frees youths in mischief case in Clearfield

A local magistrate in Clearfield freed several youths arraigned on a mischief charge amid testimony from Edwin B. Bobb a Jehovah Witness preacher who claimed the boys deflated his tires damaged his car and disrupted services after he refused to salute the American flag. The youths denied tampering with the vehicle and the magistrate expressed unwillingness to grant special protection for private property amid the dispute.

Clearfield Burgess Bob Leas Edwin B. Bobb Bobb Jenges

Jamestown Woman Left Estate Valued at 701108

Mrs. Marle B. Willard widow of Ernest R. Willard longtime Roeleiver Democrat and Chronicle editor died in October 1940 leaving an estate of 701108 net after tax. She donated 50000 to charity and left most of her estate to sister in law Mrs Hale W. Ashwell of Jamestown including a 308437 trust and another fund of 219200.

Rochmnsuk Nex Smenn Marle B. Willard Ernest R. Willard Roeleiver Democrat and Chronicle Willard Hiram Sibley Western Union ‘Telegraph Company Hale VY Ash—well Jamestown, Siset-Inlay Ashwell

Axis Attempting India Uprising

Axis efforts to aid Indian independence are outlined in a Tokyo broadcast noting a March 28 two day conference in Shanghai and Thailand. Subhas Chandra Bose, exiled leader, and Bengalese envoy Res Behari Bose are linked to broadcasts via Japanese radio to India from Berlin and Saigon.

Paxe Malaya Thailand Shanghai Tokyo Subhas Chandra Bose Calenitta Berlin Saigon Raio Res Behari Japan Henso India

First Catch Of Lake Erie Fish Reported

March 26 reports a first catch of whitefish off the port as censorship of marine news stirs debate. Coast guard officials refused to comment on fishing activities while Erie Fish Company later claimed a 600 pound whitefish haul, denying any censorship orders and seeking publicity.

Erie Bette

Blackout tail lights spark Erie city talk

In Erie, a blackout leads to parked cars with lights off, despite an ordinance requiring lights. Mayor Charles Barber and Durant captain Donald McDonald discuss solutions as drivers struggle to comply, prompting likely enforcement of tail light parking rules during outages.

Erie Maron Gus ‘Donald Tere Charles Barber McDonald Barber

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