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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1943

Page

6

Local police reunite youths to theft case. steel and court notes

A series of brief items recount local incidents and official actions. Four Curry youths were detained then released after a jewelry theft near Erie was investigated but not charged. Steel capacity rose to 94 percent with tonnage near 1,721,200 tons. The Board of Education praised the Senior High A Cappella Choir for a standout spring concert.

Gladys Autier East Sevedith Street Erie Aid i Torrard Wileged Exly Allericam Iron & Steel Instituts Board of Education H Lyn Rice

Parents Favor Summer School Activities in Corry District

School authorities survey Corry Public Schools parents to gauge wishes for summer activities. Results show strong support for make up work, playground games, crafts, and war work projects. Board appointees Barnes Wood and Dewey will study options and report with recommendations for a special summer program.

Corry E. ©. Barnes Glenn N. Wood Sunt Ralph S. Dewey

Corry Farmer Excused From Jury Duty

A Corry farmer asked to be excused from jury duty at the May term of criminal court, citing heavy farm work and illness. The court granted the excuse and seven jurors failed to appear, prompting Sheriff’s deputies to locate the missing jurors.

Bing Way Wey Dariny Corry Fred L. Lamberton Pist Neil Robbins

Father of Corry Man Stricken at Ripley

Archie 1 Miller, 71, died Saturday evening en route to Westfield hospital after suffering a heart attack while shopping in Ripley. Survived by wife Clara Day Miller and two sons, one in Corry. A longtime farmer on Townline Road Westfield. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Crandall & Stowell. Rev. R. Farr to officiate. Interment Beaverdam, Pa.

Westfield Archie 1. Miller

Warren Co operative Meeting Saturday

The Warren Cooperative will hold its annual meeting at St Youngsville High School Saturday evening May 4 at 4 p m Reeters will be elected for the coming year and a general discussion on the operation of the Cooperative will take place Members are urged to attend or send in their proxy by a member

Warren Xuechte Co-Operative Youngsville High School Wreeters Eyepy Spartansburg Butolumens Cortailers Tyler American Legion Jay C_ Hutt Post and Auxiliary Alfred Lord Victory Club Nrewell Piremen’s Hall Jessé Sayre Donat Kinney U. S. Army Consid Tas Amnunities Cleveland Blakeslee Street Jesse Dooher Swanna Grange L. M. Patton Cherrytree Pearl Harbor Pat Leo A. Brown Philadelphia Floyd Brown Leo Ray Histon Miami Elnora Farrey George Davis David Smith D. V. Kinney Harry Smith Oi City Donald Evans Stanley Derby Meadville Mabel Wood Townville Lynn Beeman Lynlets Titusville Tileen Kinney Hamot Hospital Inez Dy V. Kinney Dudy Mse Holler Corry Glenn Steadman Jesse Goodwill Corry Hospital Abed Lord Thelma Aice Clifton Torrey Lincolnville Elmer Stover Rome Township

Your Face Is Pampered Your Foot Farce At Spartanburg

Spartanburg High School Junior class will present the Eugene Toole farce Your Face Is Pampered Your Foot this Friday May 14 at 8:15 in the school auditorium. The plot follows Lewis who visits the city for an appointment while his wife invites two single men to dinner to keep them away. Each man dresses as a woman to pose as the other’s abandoned wife, leading to jealous misadventures and a comic resolution.

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Fragmented quiz answers list shows mixed jibing clues

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Edit Varia Rengall Moter James Smithson Pout A. America Nurse Bellsdonna Johin Coronut Kernel Naturalization

Parole Board Out of Office in Pennsylvania

In Harrisburg on May 1 the governor announced the parole board would operate under the new regime until June 1. Dr. Louis N. Robinson led the retiring board along with Mary Belle Harris John F. Hageerty Dalby Armstrong and J Paul Pedigo, all previously appointed by Governor Arthur James. Robinson praised the system, noting 3,587 parole applications heard with 3,079 granted and 279 refused, and only 59 released prisoners violated parole.

Warrisburg Aucho Louls N. Robinson Philadelphia Martin G. T. Giardini Robison

Oil City Air Hero Is Given Another Award

Gin Urry, May H. Staff Sergeant Richard Dick Copley, home on sick leave after an appendectomy in Texas, has been told he receives a second Silver Star. His service badges include the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, two Silver Stars, Purple Heart, 19th Bombardment Group award, and other decorations. He is one of seven sons of Mr and Mrs William Copley of 10 Selden Avenue.

Gin Urry May H Richard Dick" Copley Texas Copley Wiltigm ©, Copley Selden Aven

Milk Commission Members Renamed by Governor

Harrisburg May 11 Governor Martin renamed John M. McKee of Cumberland County and HN Cobb of Bradford County as appointed members of the Milk Control Commission for indefinite terms. Indefinite appointments announced yesterday may lead to definite terms or replacements later, the governor said.

Associated Iness Harrisburg John M. McKee Cumberland County HN. Cobb Bradford County Mills Conrol Martin

Killed While Moving House in Windstorm

A man, 47, of 1216 Reedstreet, was instantly killed Saturday afternoon when a house being moved shifted on its beams in a windstorm. Coroner Carl J. Mosmer reports a beam broke his back. Partner Lawrence H Siajth, 40, of 227 North 1th street, was nearby as the structure trembled. Firemen removed the body under Coroner Mosmer’s direction after the incident near 530 North Eighth Street.

Waller Fa. Bon Reedstreet Carl J. Mosmer Bagan Lawrence H Siajth North 1Th Street North Eighth Street Mitt Pagan Coronel Hosmer

Bishop Ward in Final Ceremony at Cathedral Erie

In Erie on May 11 Rt Rev John Chamberlain Ware Episcopal bishop of Erie attended a final visit to St. Pauls Cathedral before retiring June 1 after 29 years. A confirmand class for children and another for adults were presented. Gifts completed for cathedral adornment included altar rail choir stalls and carved wainscoting in Appalachian white oak with gold leaf.

Erie John Chamberlain Ware St. Paulaia Ward Frencis B. Blodgett Pittsburgh Pennsylvania James M 'Thayer Ter Parens Werten S Sarah Hoskinson Warner Thayer William Hy, Warner

Erie Seaman Decorated for Heroism

Walter Logan, a seaman first class, was awarded the Navy Cross and Marine Corps Medal for heroism after helping rescue a wounded shipmate and a severely burned officer from a torpedo boat sunk by a Japanese force off Guadalcanal on February 1, 1943. Logan, 25, had served four years, including Pearl Harbor, and returned to service last year.

Logan Navy Pearl Harbor

Year in Prison for Dunkirk Deserter

Dunkirk soldier Robert E. Telly received a year in prison for army desertion after going AWOL from an Army camp in Mien Mia. Federal Bureau of Investigation informed local police, who aided in the manhunt as he left town in a rented car before being captured in Detroit and returned to Army authorities in Davids Pair.

Dunkirk Robert E. Telly Mien Mia Federal Bureau of Investigation Toca Dunnkiiik Custady Detroit Mich Dinvides

Former Warren Girl Is Killed In Auto Crash

Mary Jolson, 5 years old, and Curley McConnell, 16, both of Warren, were killed when a car driven by Mir McGannett skidded on May 7 near Batavia. The vehicle struck a telephone pole, overturned, and Mary died of a skull fracture at Fistavie hospital. Curley McConnell and Mrs McConnell suffered facial injuries. David Jolson and a baby, Ellen Ann, escaped injury. Mary, born March 27, 1838, was granddaughter of J A Jolson and Mr. and Mrs David McConnell of Se wickley. The family moved to Kenmore in September.

Warren Mir Curley McConnell Kenmore N.Y Tornerly Mary Pinge Priday New Pen Ibrook Batavia McGannett Mt Chia Fistavie Hospital McConnell David Aelen Ann Little Mary Wid Mes J. A. Jolson Jefferson Avenue David McConnell Sewickley

Jamestown Man Faces Impersonation Charge

Jamestown resident Clifford Blood of North Main Street 18 year old with an honorable discharge from the U S Army faces impersonation allegations. Police announced after he was sentenced to 40 days in Mayville jail for public drunkenness, following a third intoxication conviction in three city court sessions.

Jamestown Clifford North Main Street U. S. Army Mayville Wicety Alien FE Batger

Fragmented OCR hints at war speculation and policy shifts

Readable fragments suggest discussion of Japan, allied supply lines, and a possible invasion plan. Mentions leaders, expert interpretation, and strategic uncertainty amid ongoing global tension. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text.

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