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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1943
Page
3
The fragment lists publishing staff and multiple newspaper detail lines. It notes Associated Press rights and typical pricing for mail and carrier delivery. It references various city addresses and advertising rate inquiry details without providing a specific news event.
A columnist in the Dilworth Lupton era laments rising quick divorces and urges careful courtship. He prescribes sunlight over moonlight, a mind set on permanence, a religious wedding, and mutual respect to transform hurried marriages into lasting unions. He warns against rushed ceremonies and emphasizes dignity, support, and tolerance in marriage.
A May 19 speech recalls a broad postwar map where Africa, North and South America, Australia, Europe, and Asia are in Allied hands, with the UN leading the unshaken push for freedom. Churchill stresses continued battles and the need for further sacrifices as liberation spreads and populaces help overthrow remaining obstacles.
Military report describes tasks to remove Japanese forces from Attu Island to secure Alaska and prevent a foothold that could threaten the region. Emphasizes strategic importance of holding the island as a first line against Canada and broader Pacific defenses.
Twenty years ago items from Corry area include Harold Cutting dead after a street incident in North Conry and hospital release plans for the city. A city council resolution seeks channel cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce over a passenger station. G Roy Larson joins Hodges Musical Stock Company as director. Victory bond losses in the county exceed 10 million dollars in interest. A car collision injures an elderly farmer near Conneaut. Donald Ewing a Corry Med graduate student attends Swarthmore College faculty interviews in Pittsburgh for a scholarship program.
A Pennsylvanian health bulletin warns that about 1200 residents die by self harm annually, with rates dipping in wartime. Family doctors should monitor mental patients, provide protection, and maintain vigilance even as mood improves.
A garbled quiz page asks seven questions covering subjects from espionage to astronomy and US history. It includes true false prompts about Poland, mercury sizes, Muscle Shoals state, and a US agency on espionage. Also asks about months of wars, orangutan classification, a nursery rhyme line, and the author of Poet Richard.
Corry’s daily round up notes wartime events and local occurrences. Mentions officers Major General Dawson Otneead and AW Bigital Corp, plus weather, court and divorce chatter, new fire truck, theatre crowds, and public notices. Names Corry High Coach Ronald Putnam and singer Sheridan Baker among numerous local figures.
A garbled OCR style page lists varied items from local notices to oblique references to people, places and events. Names such as Warren, Winnwik Youmans, and Mrs dimes Lewis appear alongside scattered notes on real estate, religious education, and community happenings. The passage includes fragmented mentions of awards, sermons, and a public sale of the Rainey home, with scattered geographic anchors like Lancaster county and Los Angeles county.
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A postwar road program in New York aims to fund a major highway from Albany to Schenectady and beyond. The plan involves paving 468 miles across western New York, using state and regional resources to improve the highway between the Hudson River and Lake Ontario, with construction to begin immediately and run through multiple counties.
William M. Reese of Port Allegany announces candidacy for sheriff of Kane county. A longtime resident and business founder of the Greyhound House, Reese is described as familiar with county needs and the duties of the office. He aims to address county issues through his long engagement in local commerce and public affairs.
fragmented OCR notes show a chaotic hospital report with names like Anderson and Swinka and Austin Utters. references to a superintendent, a dying patient, and calls about a private spiro seer. unclear events, possible closure, and ongoing local concerns remain.
BRL May 2. court tests indicate a likely settlement in the Stroble case with attorney Fuunen Evan representing Hugvey Willis and Dr Wy G. Strubte proposing a plan for partial payment as the court weighs remaining actions. The proceedings focus on finalization of obligations and potential future payments to resolve the matter.
The text reports on a sister of a Dunkirk area teacher killed in war, mentioning May dates, a Marine or Army officer status, and an accidental loss aboard a hospital ship with a cited date near Australia. It preserves sparsely legible names and affiliations while noting the wartime context.
North Africa war casualty reports reach Venango County via a father in Seneca who says his son George Saulsely Er is missing in action then confirmed dead by Washington. The two papers cite differing sources and note the informant provided the name Dewey as the father’s. The News-Herald marks the first war department telephoning casualty notice to the paper.
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