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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1943
Page
4
The item discusses widespread garbage issues and disposal methods, noting sanitation challenges for cities. It mentions incineration and processing as costly options, alternatives like feeding hogs, and risks of trichinosis from undercooked pork, urging thorough cooking.
Frank Thompson suffered a severe facial injury at Climax Mfg. Co. locomotive shops when hot metal struck him. In Corry the drive for new home pledges tallies over 195 with hopes the total will exceed 260 as financing plans advance.
The Associated Press notes weekly validity of Meat Cheese and Fat coupons in Book No 2 marked A with next week and following weeks points. DEF blue coupons valid through April 20 and ABC. Sugar Coffee and Shoes coupons have set end dates. Gasoline No 5 A coupons vary by region with inspection by March a1. r uel Oil durations vary by zone with different gallon allowances.
Erie county officials Harvey Willis and Helen Schluraff attacked Rep. Van Allsburgs plan for a 10 percent county contribution to public assistance. Willis said officials no longer receive copies of bills for review as past practice. the bill aims to foster self reliance and citizenship.
The text argues Italy fails to perform well when independent, yet remains crucial to German efforts. It notes Italian troops patrol Greece, Yugoslavia, and parts of France, and recalls Austria’s similar wartime support. It suggests removing Italy from the war would aid Allied aims.
March 1943 marks the first month of rationing points for households as grocers stock to end the cycle. The nation debates total war logistics and calls for caution against concentrating authority, while citizens brace for ongoing sacrifices and the looming April start.
The piece argues that wartime power requires strong government but stresses Congress retains purse power to curb executive overreach. It highlights U S dependence on Russia and Britain, notes mutual needs in a global war, and laments divided unity as a recipe for defeat.
A compiled set of trivia questions from a classified page. Includes queries on James A. Garnet birth state, Bellini's nationality, marriages of notable figures, Charles Lindbergh's children, the ICC creation function, Navy secretary under Hoover, gravity practice, and World War II reference.
A fragmented OCR note references historical crop cycles in the south, mentions Lee crops harvested years ago, cotton farming decline, and a 1943 steel savings claim of 400,000 tons. It also cites the Boston News Letter as the first American newspaper issued April 24, 1740.
A March 91-A proposal in Harrisburg suggests paying Pennsylvania state legislators monthly at 230 9 month salaries replacing the current 54000 per year during sessions and 500 to 750 for special sessions. Senator Harry Shapiro urged bipartisan support and a committee study to cut costs from special sessions. Lake opening delayed Erie port remains closed two weeks due to thick ice.
The page catalogs NBC CBS and BLU network programming with time slots for humor drama news music and talks. Entries include The Tommy Dorsey Show Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Great Moments in Music Lionel Barrymore Bob Hope Milton Berle and Vincent Lopez Orchestra among others with dates and call letters indicating multiple circuits and sports and wartime topics.
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