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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1943
Page
3
A fragmentary police scene note identifies a 29 year old woman linked to a fatal incident at a park. The readable text references a stabbing or attack and an autopsy possibility, with mentions of a bee and a cross relation to World events, but details are severely garbled.
An editorial argues that wartime cooperation between Britain and America remains vital against Nazi propaganda. It warns that suspicion and distrust could weaken unity, risking a world where the United States stands alone unless British cooperation continues and American vigilance stays high.
A 68sy-a SPAR is a Coast Guard Reserve unit. SPAR BOOTS will take life at a calmer pace at Elm Beach, Fin. Beginning with the class of October 23 the basic training is six weeks, not four, to give recruits time to assimilate. The six-week course covers shorthand typing arithmetic and Coast Guard specifics such as regulations pay and supply mail handling and agency operations. The program emphasizes drill and physical work, attracting high school graduates to serve the country.
The article notes Soviet actions shifting influence in Central Asia. Eastern Turkestan, also called Sintleng, is described as vast with notable geography including the Tienshan mountains and Lop Nur desert. Turfan and Sinkiang are highlighted for fruit production and recent shifts returning control to China.
Twenty years ago a major construction job by a local leubrical company near War ren and Corty is underway with an electric line between the towns. The death of Gaorue N. Barnes, longtime business man from Lone Beach, is reported Sunday night. A parade gathering was canceled due to bad weather. Arrests followed a street fracas on Neptly Center Street near the Arcade. An 18 year old Corry girl is reported missing from Buffalo relatives and returned home later. a Buffalo man is named as an alleged sweetheart.
The article discusses penicillin as a miracle cure for serious infections like staphylococcus and streptococcus, noting its wartime supply controlled by the government. Most production supports military forces, with a civilian portion reserved and provided free, aimed at advancing scientific knowledge.
New York November 1. Sexauer, president of the Daleyen's League Cooperative Assn, denounces the War Food Act subsidy changes as a misused policy. He argues the plan shifts 20 cents per hundredweight to dealers and cuts farmers' subsidy by 10 cents, erasing prior benefits. He warns the move erodes protections for New York, Vermont, and Feyn varieties, detailing price and acreage impacts while urging reconsideration.
James R. Shipman seven died at Bradford Hospital after a collision with a bus at the King street intersection. David Aiken ten, injured in a hit by a car driven by Ray Buchanan, is hospitalized. The Shipman boy reportedly was killed when his vehicle collided with Emerson Cramer’s northbound car on High street near Minera Run.
A set of seven trivia prompts covering World War II terms, geography, and language questions. Topics include a German commander's nickname The Desert Box, the origin of ghee, meanings of quair, third war loan campaign quotas, tire performance in seasons, month counts, Tropic of Capricorn location, Tulane University location, a famous quote, and a dress hat for a dxim major.
Corry Red Cross workers met at Staro Hospital Camp Reynolds Pa with 125 attendees from 19 chapters. J W Dunfartht of Erie presided as meeting opened with routine business. Captain Maxcly Brock spoke on dayroom dress and work accomplished. Minerva Levinson introduced as new station director. Mrs Quincy Seugyureh urged council unity and service.
Wesley G. Miller supervising principal of Clymer Central elected president of the Chautauqua County Teachers Association at the group’s 8th annual conference. Howard R. Bradley steps down. Leo Kernprobst named vice president and Ruth Winch becomes secretary. Ralph B. Rhodes re-elected treasurer. Conference held split sessions at Cassadaga Valley Central and Sherman Central schools.
An observation post at Centerville was toppled Friday night in what appears to be Hallowe'en prank. The structure suffered wreckage, the electric line broke, and observers from Centerville reported the incident to Titusville before informing E. and Beauchat, who oversees nests in eastern Crawford County. He plans to report to the Army at Buffalo.
Crawford County officials, led by District Attorney Herbert A. Moore, announced the November term of the county criminal court will be canceled. Moore said he may ask Judge Clare Kent to call off the hearings as six outstanding suspicions are presented, marking the first time the county court has not convened in Crawford County.
Multiple used goods advertised including shotguns rifles oil cleaners and shells. Listings show locations at 208 W Church St 293 South Second Ave and 718 West Main St with contact notes and hours. Also requests for ladies used shoes and office furniture items like bed dresser and wall mirror.
The Philadelphia Record publishes a presidential letter criticizing Democratic candidate William C Bullitt amid a heated Mayoralty race. The document cites pamphlets and State Department actions, questioning Bullitt’s conduct in Warsaw and Paris and describing Roosevelt’s defense of his actions to protect civilians during the fall of Paris. The exchange centers on Bullitt’s alleged influence and the broader wartime diplomacy.
Market notes from Pittsburgh and Buffalo on November first show mixed results across produce and livestock. Apples steady with variety prices listed. hogs, calves, cattle, and lambs reported mostly steady to firm amid active buying, while early session demand fluctuated and some items saw declines.
Pare Commercial Buds TA discusses vineyard layout with vines 10 feet apart and up to 40 buds on vigorous canes. Trellis grown vines in arbors may carry 18 to 200 buds, while 14 to 16 buds suit vigorous canes and weaker canes may be pruned to five or six buds.
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