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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1943
Page
4
The article discusses fair wages versus equity in wages and hours, critiquing private fiat in setting prices and wages. It argues for public interpretation to avoid private dictatorship, promoting rough justice to navigate economic crises.
A historic newspaper excerpt argues the Kharkov recapture shows Nazi revival is unlikely and not Napoleon-like. It contrasts German setbacks to resilience, and cites Lincoln and Macchiavelli on leadership and the appeal of a new order in Europe amid talk of a “good neighbor policy.”
A garbled item notes Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania. It warns about a dangerous era in medicine cabinets and unsafe drugs. The fragment references accessibility issues and risks to children, highlighting poor storage and harmful exposures.
Twenty years ago events from Journal Piles include a school building site decision pending for the proposed new school, Cory’s hotel stock pledges reaching 204 900 with strong hopes to top 210 000, and the resignation of Rev. Frederick W. Troy Jr from First Baptist Church. A drilling rig moved to Corry Water Supply Co near Cook's Hill to drill wells for an emergency supply. The Corsy Elen school graduating class will be honored April 4 at Preiss hall with a dance following. Street light upgrades and city wide Easter vacation plans are noted as improvements move forward across Corry.
Fragmentary note recalls a phrase connected to COMENSAGE and a 1648 license event. It mentions a pressure reading of 83 pounds tied to a four string instrument and a reference to tavern licensing in New Amsterdam New York by the Dutch.
A. P. war correspondent Joseph Motos recounts the challenges of field reporting in West Africa and Liberia. He details rough travel by ship, plane, and jeep, the discomforts of tropical weather, and a humorous mix of misadventures with natives, pilots, and his Gold Coast houseboy James as he battles fatigue and logistics in pursuit of stories.
A jumble of trivia questions asks which dog is smaller the greys hou or whipper and which figure like a piano invitation to the White House. It also queries the vice chairmanship and home of Calvin Coolidge and seeks the author of a modern poem with the title Children’s House.
The Manners Museum in Newport News Virginia covers about 1100 acres including the James River estuary dammed waters and Maury area. Founded by Archer Milton Huntington and chartered June 2 1990 the park and lake are stocked and in a game sanctuary with many boats ships cannons navigational instruments and other items.
Final plans for a new Coast Guard Station at Point Gratiot in Dunkirk are expected to be approved in Washington within weeks. Construction may start after May 1 with about 150 personnel to be trained locally. The project envisions 12 to 18 buildings, near a present lighthouse, with residents Mr and Mrs Edwhy C Karin asked to vacate by May 1.
Erie march 26 George meusces 924 Zimmerman road was arrested Thursday morning by Constable George Hanson as a deserter from the United States army. Meuces used the alias George Muteh and deserted in July 1940 from Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Ind. He is held without bail in Be County jail awaiting a review by the commanding officer at Fort Harrison. His father Marion meusces is jailed on non support assault and disorderly conduct charges.
Radio listings show NBC, CBS and BLU schedules with a mix of talk, comedy, musical programs and dramas. Notable items include Lucille Manners, Dinah Shore, Bob Ripley, Private von Greco, and a World War II era lineup with dramas and operas.
In Modia Pennsylvania the attorney M B Clarke of Upper Darby was convicted of misappropriating $10,000 from two clients to reduce mortgages. His partner G Harmon Webb testified against him and a handwriting expert alleged forged checks. Sentencing for Clarke is pending. The Stanislaus couple Dr and Mrs Samuel Stillem of Cynyeya filed charges of embezzling $21,000 from Morton National Bank. both Webb and Clarke face those charges. Clarke was a bank director.
Lunie T. Tater asserts that the American Way Guarantee will foster teamwork among industry, agriculture, and science to advance national defense and safety and serve as the future of American life.
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