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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1944
Page
3
State Police anticipate a forthcoming arrest in an old murder case. Investigators Willard Selivor and Ceull Mulitins led the probe, with an ore test expected soon. The unsolved 0 heeled case remains active as officers pursue new clues.
Captain Earl Abbott, flying a Thunderbolt Sundra Ler, bagged a German plane in air combat over Europe, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross after completing EU missions. He is married to Lieut Florence DeLiea of Stoughton, Mass, and served alongside his unit in the Eighth Army Air Forces.
May 2 filings show expenditure accounts for April 25 Republican primary candidates. Ralph Benedics, clerk, logged 650.91 in expenses. Artisti C. Blass, seeking state senate nomination, reported 850.91. Rodgers, seeking reelection to Congress, listed 15 511 in personal funds plus 29 50 0 for committees. Beard, Collis, and Taylor filed small or negligible totals under 50.
Assistant Wire Chief Edward F. Flanagan and his driver Thomas Bellett escaped injury when the fire chief's car was rammed by a vehicle driven by Donald Fymtington in West 12th Street between Walnut and Chestnut. The chief halted to avoid a left turning car into Poplar Auto Garage. damage to both cars was slight.
Center cut pork chops feature in a baked loaf style dish. A recipe note mentions Leg O Murton as a possible ingredient or accompaniment.
A Monday morning lightning strike caused a car to crash through a fence near Butler, injuring multiple occupants. William Foudhey, 16, escaped with slight injuries while Whit Whateman, 23, suffered left thigh and groin fractures. Another youth, a 21 year old, was treated at Sir Vincent's Hospital with injuries to the ear. Edna Martin, 32, of Ripley, sustained a fractured arm when the car she rode in collided with a truck and released a passenger amid the crash aftermath.
Article claims Lend-Lease stories were propaganda crafted by Nazi supporters and naval propagandists intended to sow dissent in Allied nations. It cites Rep. Sol Bloom questioning Leo Crowley about the program and alleges economic manipulation and misrepresentation of aid to Britain.
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