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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

4

Nurses aboard a service command hospital train shows care and morale

On an Army hospital train from Halloran General Hospital to nearer home, 139 patients including surgical and neuro psychiatric cases move under Major A Donald MacLane with nurses led by Lt Eleanor Benson and Lt Marjorie Anthony. Nurses act as hostesses and provide comfort as patients head home for therapy and rest.

Soarer Saville Capriotti Kappy Feads Virginia Woodland Norristown Happy G. I Associated Frese Haki Halloran General Hospital Staten Island N. Y WAC Cushing General Hospital Framingham Mass Rhoads General Hospital Utica Halloran 2Nd Service Command Eleanor Benson Brooklyn A. Donald Maclane Marjorie Anthony Jersey City

Canol Project Ends Amid War Era Controversy and Triumph

The CANOL project is finished and ready to deliver after 22 months of work by Canadians and Americans. The Whitehorse refinery opened April 20, with 600 miles of four inch pipeline to Fort Norman, supplying aviation fuel and army equipment for the Allied effort.

CANOL Cancl Whitehorse T 15 Fort Norman Pearl Harbor Japan

Russia says it will restore Czechoslovak territory quickly

The article argues Stalin agrees to rapid transfer of Czechoslovak lands freed by the Red Army and allows Czech borders to be guarded by Russian troops only as needed. It notes consultation with the United States government and frames Russia as practical and honest in world affairs, urging steady policy with strong nations.

Russia Stalin Red Army Tulle

Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania

The piece lauds the American Red Cross Blood Donor Service as the largest medical project. In 22 months it collected 5 million pints of blood, with 35 donor centers and 60 mobile units. It cites 457 of the population served, 100000 donors weekly, oversight by 120 physicians and 911 nurses, and notes no fatalities among donors. forty seven percent are repeat donors.

Red Cross Uneso Combined Service

How's Your TI Q Do You Answer Seven Questions

Turn to Page Two for the correct answers. The quiz poses varied questions on government, presidents, mammals, tax advice, measurements, English rulers, and geography. It asks about Vickery, Roosevelt inaugurations, mammal types, a Connecticut manufacturer, fluid ounces, rulers between Charles I and II, mountain piercing, Louisiana Purchase price, sentence correction, and the most used letter in English.

Howard J. Vickery Franklin D. Roosevelt Noite Connecticut England Charles United States France Louisiana

Venango County Case Non-Suited in Oil City

The Keystone Indemnity Exchange suit brought by Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner as statutory liquidator against Hilda H. Kistler was voluntarily non-suited in Venango County Court by Judge Lee A. McCracken after the plaintiff failed to prove the case. Jurors were excused and the ruling affects no immediate new action in pending Venango cases.

Erie Postwar Highway Plans Talk Set with Officials

May 4 Erie. John A Sehroyer state secretary of highways will meet Erie County township Supervisors for a May 10 conference on postwar highway plans. He arrives with Governor Edward C. Martin and will outline county road extension and improvement plans and answer supervisor questions about proposed projects. On May 10 Governor Martin will discuss postwar planning with city and county officials manufacturers and business leaders.

Erie John A. Sehroyer State Erie County Edward C. Martin Lehroyer Erle County Court House Martin J

Union City Man Wounded in Action

Union City May 1 Mr and Mrs Fred Gehres of Union City report a letter from their son Lieut Leo Gehres stating he was wounded in action over Germany last month while serving as a bomber navigator. He is hospitalized in the eastern theatre and has earned the Purple Heart Oak Leaf Cluster and other medals. The family awaits official war department confirmation. Synthetic rubber production details note over 100 million pounds of soap needed yearly.

Union City Fred Gehres R. D Leo Gehres Germany Gehres United States Lieut Gebres United States Air Corps Gelires War Department

Cronin Appears To Have Lost Contested Delegation Post

Erie voters show Hamilton Tendig Cronin defeating former Democratic County Chairman Michael J. Cronin by 35 votes for a delegate seat to the Democratic National Convention. Official returns from Erie Crawford and Mercer counties indicate Cronin 2,098 and Cronin 2,133, with Ambrose Mulligan also in the overall tally for the district.

Erie May Vwuusmramuvon Meadville Michael J. Cronin Brig Erie-Crawford-Mercer Crawford Mercer Hamilton Tendig Cronin Hamilton Cronin Ambrose J Mulligan Distriet

Beaver Values High Level During Beav er Trapping Season

In the six county area of the Division of the State Game Commission, 449 beavers were trapped with pelts valued around 20000 dollars. Dr A E Kilgus noted DuBois ties to state big game policy, praised local sportsmen for controlling rabbits by relocation and fox populations via supervised hunts, and said the state protector school near Brockway has produced many officials now in executive posts across states.

Dubois State Game Commission A. E. Kilgus Kiwaulans Ines Neee Brockway Aken Chicago

Unclear caption on Brocton accident at local factory

A confused report from Brocton notes John Suliman age 37, employed by Austin Lumber Co, at a furniture factory scene on Alghisnd avenue. He was struck when a load shifted as Suter unloaded twice from a truck, hitting his forehead and back.

Franklin Brocton Dunkirk Frantin Patrick Brooks Hospill Alghisnd Avenue John Suliman Austin Lumber Co Pennsylvania City Suter

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