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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1943
Page
2
Bradford district Pennsylvania releases figures showing daily wheel production in Bradford and Albany felts rose by 3638 units last week. The update notes a strong week for manufacturing activity and highlights ongoing industrial momentum in the area.
The report compares total daily average output for two fields. Last week’s figure was 52 units with $50 stress noted, versus 49 301 in the preceding week, indicating a change in production or pricing dynamics. The source records a likely weekly performance snapshot for the GN producers association.
City notes show Titusville and nearby towns discussing postwar funding while the Second War Loan drive nears record oversubscription. reports include Burdick Manufacturing plan to start linpipe parts in Cambridge Springs and Mother's Day observances in local communities.
Allied forces push forward along the Tunisian coast as German defenses retreat. U S 2nd Corps and French troops report advancing lines with hundreds of prisoners, while bigger battles unfold in the mountains near Takrouna and Bizerte. A German evacuation at Mateur is noted and Montgomery’s riflemen assault Takrouna. A separate Harrisburg naval depot inquiry heads toward federal court with Max Goldscheldz citing irregularities.
NORRISTOWN Pa May 4 Coroner W J Rustiong reports Mrs Mary Tynary Roberts 25 mother of a toddler daughter took her life by swallowing two tablespoons of morphine potion in a personal crisis case.
Funeral services for Thomas Hopkins were held at St. Thomas Church with Rev. J Graves officiating. The service included a mass led by St. Thomas choir, with pallbearers Walter Hopkins A J Duke Raymond Splesman Richard Dempsey Francis Duke and William McCarthy. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Attendees included friends and relatives from Eric Me une Mus Willisrd Tobin and Jamestown with numerous local mourners listed.
Harding School P T A held an Arbor Day program with Postmaster James Sullivan as guest speaker. Theresa Bognisk sang Smilein Through with Katherine Spielman on piano. Rev. James Belman presented slides about Holland and performed Dutch songs for children. Officers re elected: Mrs Join Cartier president, Mrs Douglas Rozelle secretary, and Mrs Wilmer Hefler vice president. A cupcake and coffee reception followed hosted by the committee.
Attorney General Biddle announced that Frank Paul Fiedler, 59, a German educated chemist from Bridgeville, Pa, has been arrested on sedition charges. The unsigned wartime postal card allegedly urging support for the war effort was mailed from Pittsburgh to a drafted local man.
An old advertisement touts Thompson’s Boreome Tish as restoring health for aches, dizzy spells, and general malaise. It claims kidneys function better and wastes are removed from the blood, urging readers to try the remedy and balanced Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
Mayor Charles R. Barber announced a curfew plan to curb juvenile delinquency by keeping teenage girls off city streets during late evening hours. A grand jury committee in Erie will draft its final report today and assign police for curfew enforcement later this week.
Miners express confidence after talks with Stabilization Director James F Byrnes and imply they would resign if control is lost. union officials accuse the War Labor Board of breaching the wartime agreement while demanding $2 daily wage increases and unionization of minor bosses. Ed Burke of the Southern Coal Association notes possible six day week if coal demands persist.
Bradford May 4 Coroner Thomas F Clarke states Henry A MacKenzie 47 of Farmers Valley died from a fractured skull and crushed neck after a stone boat cable snagged wind at a hillside job. Two Owen Atwell contractors Eldred were present William Abbey Port Allegany drove tractor Theodore John Smethport was helper. accident occurred during hauling. No inquest will be held.
The council approved a 1410 tax payment from the Federal Housing Administration for Fairhaven and endorsed the first such revenue in years. Arlo Williams gained a permit to remodel the property next to the Municipal building, converting it into a double dwelling. A local establishment owner met authorities over health and fire orders, vowing compliance, while notes on tire equipment indicated a May 30 delivery for a new fire truck. Sweet authorized warehouse rebuilds at up to 500 dollars, and plans for a city clean-up day were discussed as officials consider delinquent taxes in the current collection drive.
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