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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1943
Page
3
After a night shower in Wattis Burse the U S Senate confirmed Harold E Burnham as postmaster. Eberbem ti wrikami ii this city.
Jamestown officials report a Falconer man, 28, held after a shooting on East Second Street. Dominic Joseph Platte, 28, of OLY wast Soc ofa, is in custody following a complex incident linking Carl Ricotha, 41, and Beatrice Bassett, Thomas Schojeno. Police describe conditions as stable, with ongoing investigation by the detective bureau.
Harrisburg March 27 Associed Press Senator Leroy Chatman projected worthwhile reductions in the 472 000 000 biennial budget after House and Senate appropriation committees reviewed departmental requests. Chapman chairman of the Senate committee said overlapping services are being targeted for curbs as sessions continue, with two more weeks needed to finish budget estimates.
Mrs May F Waite 87 of 15 Newland Ave widow of Horace G Waite died at W G hospital at 340 PM Thursday after a fall caused a fractured hip. Survived by six sons Ralph Clair Reid Reymond Waite of Jamestown Forest Waite of Muncie Maurice Waite of Corry. Born Burlington WI Dec 29 1855 she lived here 55 years. Baptist faith. Full funeral services at Bowers Funeral Home Sunday 2 PM Rev Roland Hudson First Baptist officiating. Interment Clark's Corners.
Fire Chief Rudolph H Swanson and Police Chief G Harry Nelson oppose Ja snows 21's proposal to let local firemen and policemen hold outside jobs. A public safety committee hearing of the city council heard members push to cancel a resolution barring city employees from such outside work.
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Corry School News details a busy period with assemblies and student activities. It covers guest talks on aviation and war, athletic practice and field arrangements, classroom projects from geometry to biology, and staff visits. The wrap includes announcements of senior cards, prom committee plans, and defense stamp sales by Girl Scouts.
Pairview School notes honor to janitor Mr Thomas who was tardy Monday. Albert Amoroso returns after illness and fourth grade leads buying defense stamps. Two perfect spelling scores listed for week including Evelyn Anderson and John Coulter among many. Byand Cramer returns. Ran Gail Sherwood absent. Second grade spellings show 4 perfects. Senior High News mentions Aviation Cadet Moyel visiting and Florek training as meteorologist. 3:30 dismissal for tardies. Clyde Shotabarzer cited for preventing ...
Downtown Erie shoppers crowded aisles in a panic buying spree amid an expected Monday rationing. Clerks reported long lines and quick sellouts of meat and staples. Local women expressed frustration at shortages while a few customers debated the lasting impact on weekly budgets. The scene included children and adults discussing the situation, with some recalling biblical and educational anecdotes while awaiting restocked shelves.
Plans for a city wide garden victory drive were announced today by the Women’s Commnunity. A registration canvass will station experienced volunteers at the Municipal Building to reach every householder and secure interest in the victory garden program. The office will be open daily from 9:30 to 4 to receive calls and offer assistance on related matters.
The fragment mentions Randatot Field in Texas and aviation elite figures, with garbled references to ongoing activity over five weeks. The readable bits suggest a local or regional sports or aviation item, but details are unclear and names or events are not fully discernible.
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