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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1942

Page

6

Local roads see minor collision. wartime notices issued

A minor collision occurred on Benin da avenue yesterday involving a car driven by Mrs Amink of Clymer and a WW sedan operated by Parry Ti 12 West Mulateogt. damage was small. Warden and police mobilization planned at State Arsenal at 1 30 PM. sightseeing buses banned by Office of Defense Transportation from June 1. Gasoline thefts reported as seven gallons stolen from Dorothy May’s Liberty Street car. AT&T stock gains on dividend news amid tax fears. Atlantic Refining Get in the Scrap drives raise funds for USO. Erie county relief payouts up from prior week. Eugene Robert Allen, 83, longtime railroader, dies in Jamestown. state parole hearing for OBE Carlewski set for tomorrow. tires and other measures tied to wartime restrictions.

Alee Yoda Amink Clymer Parry Ti 12 West Mulateogt Aimavudix Dorothy May Liberty Street May

Funeral for Flora Meade Golding in French Creek

Funeral services were held for Flora Meade Golding at Spileer Funeral Home in Clymer after a family prayer at her French Creek home. She died at eighty, survived by three daughters, a son, a daughter-in-law, ten grandchildren, and other relatives.

Prengh Unsere Flora Meade Golding Spileer Clymer French Creek Golding Walter Maleski Erma Golding Seager Seltzer Union City Taier Grave Meade Louise Rae Joanne Wale Wilhemina White Jay More Donald Lockinhouse Lilian Johnson Laura Cady Wiss Prances Hart Chautauqua County Clymer Central School Louis Proestler Pitestrn Sherman Parl Smith Raymond Smith Ralph Smith Smith Avi Earl Smith

Crosbys to Speak at Marbor Half Church Service

Rev. Crosby and Mrs. Crosby will lead Sunday services at 11:20 AM in Baron Hall with special music. Both are graduates of Houghton College and have spent ten years in missionary work in solid America. Rev. Crosby is the son of Mr and Mrs William Crosby and is expected to attend.

Ray Robert Crosby Baron Hall Rey Houghton College Winona Lake William

Pearl Buck Sees Understanding Key to East West Problem

New York May 29 Pearl Buck, Nobel laureate and author of The Good Earth, argues that mutual knowledge can bridge East and West. As president of the East and West Association, she cites figures like Dewey, Lin Yutang, and Owen Lattimore, urging Americans to share everyday life and culture with Asia to prevent isolation and foster democracy.

Don Whitehead New York Pearl S. Buck Hoe Fie Tyary Towers East and West Association Doin Dewey A. Dykstra University of Wisconsin Lin Yulang Paul V. McNutt Owen Lattimore Pacife Affairs Chiang Kai-Chek Miss Buck India China East Indies United States Ching Miss Beck United Nations Burma Malaya Japan Asia Chita Bast Aid West Organization Mise Bick Ihexust

Two Erie youths reported missing in action

Two Erie youths, a petty officer in the Navy and a private in the Army, are reported missing in the Manila Bay area and believed prisoners of the Japanese. Eugene Ambro, 23, pharmacist’s mate second class, of Liberty Street, and Paul Rowse, 29, of West Fourth Street, are named in War and Navy Department telegrams to their parents. Ambro enlisted after graduating in 1937 and had served at base and hospital duties. no word has come from Rowse beyond overdue letters.

Erid Erie Navy Army Welle Manila Bay War and Navy Departments Eugene Allen Ambro George Ambro Liberty Street Paul V. Rowse W. 4Th Street Paull Rouse John W. Rouse Wattsburg Ambro Niny Ft Academy High School Jong Philippine Erle Navy Department

Elk County primary winners Ross and Martin to lead governors

In Elk County on May 21 voter turnout was about 85 percent. F Glair Ross of Butler won the Democratic nomination with 1,020 votes across 29 precincts, defeating four others while Martin secured 1,175 votes to beat James J Davis who had 757.

Martin Ross Elk County F Glair Ross Butler Edward Martin Washington Abo Marlin James J Davis

Hunt Firebug After Lumber Camp Is Razed

Hanepi May 21 a lumber camp owned by Ene Begand Tevahengia on the Buen thi West road east of Ene burned Tuesday night under suspicious circumstances. The owner reported a threatening unsigned letter postmarked Johnsonburg promising to burn his property. The conflagration destroyed the camp building and wagareges. no one was present at the time of the fire.

Hanepi Ene Tevahengia Buenthi West Stabe Jator Zega Johnnsonburg

Former Oil City Man Killed in Ohio Accident

William T. Brophy, 57, longtime resident of Rouseville and Oil City, died in an automobile crash near Jefferson, Ohio, about 11:20 PM Tuesday. He was a passenger in a car involved in the collision and died instantly. Relatives head to Jefferson to bring the body back to Oil City for funeral services. He belonged to St Joseph's church. Brophy had moved to Erie about a year ago to work for General Electric. His wife died three years earlier and a daughter, Mrs Joseph Cunningham of Oil City, died last December.

OS City William T. Brophy Wie-fong Rouseville Oil City Jefferson Brophy Jeferson St. Joseph's Church Erie General Electric Company Ngo Joseph Cunningham Yash

Strawberries Rated Top Favorite Berry Nationwide

The University of California extension service finds strawberries are America’s favorite berry, making up more than half of the nation’s berry consumption. The report highlights strawberries' popularity and notes bacon-like context in the phrasing.

America University of California Extension Service

Animals and materials in violin making described

A fragment discusses how sheep guts are used for strings and horsehair in bows, noting fish power and oysters, with scattered phrases about anger and pieces, reflecting an unfocused historical text on instrument craft and natural materials.

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