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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1943

Page

4

Hold Man For Probe Under Draft Charge

Richard Terry 19 an employee of the Soldiers and Sailors Home was arrested at 7th and Sassafras streets and held for investigation by selective service officials. Chief George J. Christoph said Terry is wanted by the U S marshal in Pittsburgh for violations of selective service regulations.

ERIS Richard Terry Soldiers and Sailors Home 7Th Sassafras Streets Selective Service George J. Christoph Terry United States Pittsburgh

Daily Dozen Promises Women in War Work in Pennsylvania

Prominent medical society notes Pennsylvania employs 9000 women in war industries and projects that by 1940 one in five civilian workers could be in uniform. It urges more women to enter industrial war labor, aiming for 30 percent of all war jobs and highlighting safety oversight for female workers.

Pennsylvania United Nations Ais

Erie Posts Record Retail Trade in 1942 Surpasses 1929 Boom

Erie, Pennsylvania, stands as the only city over 100,000 to grow 1942 retail sales above the 1929 peak. The 1942 toll retail trade reached 75 million dollars, up 27 percent from 1929, with Erie accounting for 18 percent of state retail trade. Defense orders boosted sales. the city ranked fourth in the state in 1942.

Erie Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College Rpad Wita Sith

Liquor Sales to Teen Age Girls Under Inquiry

ERIE May. State Liquor Control Board conducts a broad probe into Erie county licensees for serving alcoholic drinks to teenage girls with male escorts. Agent Carl Newell says several spots face license revocation as inquiries continue and results are to be announced.

Erie State Liquor Control Board Erie County Carl Newell

Funeral services held for Hugh Damon former Cory resident

Services for Hugh Damon a former Cory resident were held at Hull funeral home in Youngsville at 2 PM Wednesday. He died Monday at 2 45 AM. Born November 14 1901 at Spring Creek he later lived in Cory vicinity moving to Clymer and Pittsfield. He worked at National Forge and Ordnance Works Trin. His wife and seven children survive. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees included Damon’s father Glyde Damon and relatives from Cory.

Asugnam Damon Cory Hull Youngeville Ab Spring Creek Clymer Pittsfield National Forge and Ordnance Works Trin Lyle B. Damon Camp Fenty Albert Pitcavage Port Jackson Qaid Shirley Aim Charlene Barbara Jean Jacqueline Katherine Estella Porgé Works Pine Grove Corry Glyde Damon Frances Stewart Earl Damon F. Darrow Lyle Damon Damo Ab Sherman Cpl Albert Pit

Voyage Fort Journey Fort Jrckem South Carolina

Mrs Mae Smith and Mr Vern Smilth attend voyage in North Warren with Mr I D Obert, Spartanburg, Bot Mrs Asher Johnson Camp Sutton and Mrs Duane Bemis Cutting join. Mrs Atildred Damon and daughters of Clymer present.

Fort Jrckem S.C Mae Smith B.D Vern Smilth North Warren I. D. Obert Spartanisburg Asher Johnson Camp Sutton N. C Duane Bemis Cutting Atildred Damon and Daughters Clymer

Jamestown Blackout Sparks Confusion Under New Army Rules

Jamestown May 9 reports a first blackout under new Army regulations caused wide misinterpretation of signals and confusion. The test covered Chautauqua Cattaraugus Erie and Niagara counties with a 12 minute blackout from 1 20 to 1 32 PM, revealing lack of practice since January 6.

Jamestown Jamesovis Chintaugua Cattaraugus Erie Niagaea

War Powers and the Threat to United States Authority

The piece argues the coal strike embodies a fundamental clash over war powers. It warns that civilian control of vital industry in peace risks concentrated authority during wartime, jeopardizing the nation’s federal balance and democratic governance. It stresses the President’s command and the dangers of any single figure extrapolating wartime power into peacetime.

Arbusig Johm L. Lewis United States Washington Rome Congress

Postwar world policing debated by Senate poll

A Senate poll examines postwar policing of the world, asking whether lawmakers favor committing to active international security measures after the war. The results reflect diverse views among senators on global order and intervention.

Gallip

Twenty Years Ago in Review of War Fronts and Labor

Factographs note wartime Idaho Harvest schedules with stores closing at 4 p.m. and local workers aiding the crop. England’s "Digging for Victory" effort boosts food output. A Senate vote shows mixed support for an international police force, with public polls rising in favor to 74 percent by late April 1943 as knowledge and unity spread.

Che Senate Perce Inte International Police Force Senate Newark Pennsylvania Ohiogo Calfornia

Questions and answers from Page Six style quiz page

A reader asks multiple trivia prompts from Page Six style content. Topics cover biblical weapons, mosquito bloodsucking, NAACP Spingarn Medal recipient, US flag design, a star Boston Red Sox player who later managed in 1930, a New Rochelle obituary, animal hearing, Hispaniola origins, House Republican leader, Metropolitan Museum location, and rabbit gestation period.

David National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Boston Red Sox New Rochelle West Thies Island Hispaniola U. S. House of Representatives Metropolitan Museum of Art

Disgraceful Liquor Case Sparks Prosecution Efforts

Revelations by three girls aged fifteen, fifteen and seventeen expose men who took them to a drinkery near the city to drink whisky. An extensive investigation follows as three licensees who violated liquor board actions likely face loss of licenses. One man is held on charges of contributing to the delinquency of the oldest girl and adultery.

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