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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1943

Page

8

Erie grocers protest price ceilings amid OPA rules

Price ceilings on canned foods spark protest as Erie grocers and retailer groups denounce OPA ceiling schemes. National Association of Retail Grocers appeals to President Roosevelt for relief and local grocers plan a formal protest to OPA manager Charles H. Leslie. Retailers attack the method used to set schedules, not the price levels, citing confusion and lack of guidance.

Erie Chiego National Association of Retail Grocers Roosevelt Charles H. Leslie OPA

Ridgway Home Damaged by Lightning Bolt

May 20 Ridgway reports a severe electrical storm causes surface sewer clogging and damage. A bolt struck the chimney of Mr and Mrs Francis Shaffer on Chestnut Street, bricks scattered up to fifty feet, attic rafters splintered, but the family of five escaped injury. No fire occurred.

Ridgway Francis Shaffer Chestnut Street Shafer

Continued rains threaten Erie crops and yields

Persistent rains threaten Erie County crops including potatoes oats and fruit with delays in planting. County farm agent Bull says only 25 of 18 days have rained and spray work on apples is hindered. If rains persist, oats may not be planted potatoes may fall short of targets and cherry yields will be reduced.

Erie Bull Weather Bureau Tannell TS War Labor Board Paul Crossman Stout

Plane crashes near Greensburg injure two men

A civilian instructor Paul Booser aged 40 and his companion Robert Barefoot were injured when a plane stalled and crashed on Forbes road near Greensburg Pennsylvania. Both men were pinned in wreckage and required a blow torch to be freed. Booser, of Winaber, teaches cadets at St. Vincent College Latrobe and owned a flying field at Winabe. Barefoot suffered a broken arm and facial injuries.

Associated Press Greensburg Forbes Road Paul Booser Winaber An & Flying School Latrobe Westmoreland Hospital St. Vincent's College Winabe Booser Robert Barefoot Windver

Treasury report shows May 18 balance and totals

Treasury figures dated May 18 show receipts 29.165 million dollars, expenditures 299.405 million, net balance 14.104 billion. Total debt stands near 188.758 billion with an increase of about 39.026 million from the previous day.

Treasury Washington Position of the Treasury

Harmony Was Heeled After Tanker Grounding Near Dunkirk

After part of its 400000 gallon gasoline cargo was siphoned into an oil barge from Buffalo, the Gulf Oil tanker Harmony ran aground off a rock ledge at Dunkirk harbor. It was moved to the Central Avenue dock, seemingly undamaged, to resume loading and continue to Buffalo.

LUNI Buffalo Oil Transport Company Harmony Dunkirk Harbor Central Avenue

Two Are Hospitalized By Farm Accidents

Two farm accident victims were sent to Corry hospital for treatment late Wednesday. Walter Kuss, 60, sustained a badly lacerated left hand while operating on his farm. he is expected to be released soon. Eliott Hutchison, 60, of Spartansburg, suffered a scalp incision and body bruises from a fall off his barn roof. he remains hospitalized for several days.

Corry Hospital Walter Kuss Biat-Eaw Ws Farm Corey Hospital Eliott Hutchison R.D Spartansburg

Erie County Farm Labor Office Opens May 25

The Erie County Farm Labor Office opens Monday May 24 in the Masonite Temple rooms 204 and 204 at the corner of Eighth and Peach streets to recruit train and place farm labor in Erie County. John J. Yost North East named labor assistant to county agent Crossman. The office will receive applications and farmer needs. phone 24-277. Committee members include H H Marsh chair Waterford, H H Denison secretary Evie, Tyan Miller Corry, John Barney Waterford, Herbert Burch Leo Larson North East E G Hailwood Waterford and J T Raine Pa itview. The committee says they cannot solve all farm labor problems but will enlist willing workers and place them where productive.

Agricultural Extension Masonite Eighth End Pench Erie Erie County John J. Yost North East Pennsylvania State College Crossman LeRoy ‘Thompson H. H. ‘Marsh Waterford H. H. Denison Evie Tyan Miller Corry Ohn Paitview

Farm labor aid forms available in county communities

Application blanks for those seeking work to aid farmers will be available at the farm labor office and in every county community. Newspaper and radio notices announced blanks will be accessible in different communities. Convenience for handling labor in congested areas is noted with branch offices to open later in the season. HIV-RUN DRIVER vicTIM TARENTUM report details a fatal hit-and-run near Freeport with John Rysupnynski as the deceased.

Yost Norih East Girard Tarentum John Rysupnynski Freeport Butler Pike

North East Woman Burns in Gas Blast in Erie

May 20 Mrs. Anna Mary Pierson, 62, of 37 Poplar Street, North East, suffered second degree burns in a natural gas explosion while searching for a leak in her home. She is in Hamet hospital with burns to the face back hands and arms and is considered to have an even chance of recovery. A second person joined her in the search and was not injured. Mrs Pierson was attended by a North East physician before being rushed to the hospital.

North East Erie Anna Mary Pierson Poplar Street Une Hamet Hospital

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Fragmentary World War II Note

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