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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1943
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription rates by mail and carrier. Annual price six dollars, three dollars by mail in restricted territory. per copy three cents, eighteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
The MacVeagh family receives a new honor with Lincoln MacVeagh appointed ambassador to the exiled governments of Greece and Yugoslavia. The passage notes Wayne and Franklin MacVeagh as earlier cabinet figures and traces family public service across generations, highlighting shifts in party affiliations and notable allies.
A mid 20th century editorial urges swift U.S. Senate action toward an international league to secure world peace. It argues past delays and the need for concerted international cooperation, stressing constitutional consent and the imperative to avoid repeats of old mistakes.
Britain intensifies wartime actions in the Pacific as leaders push stronger in Burma and safeguard Ceylon with Indian Ocean ships. A Washington delegation helps secure the carrier Victorious, boosting Allied air power to counter Japan's fleet.
Describes an impending roundup of criminals aligned with Hitler as they frantically brace defenses and hope to escape the large crimes against Europe. Mentions a vast sum, 49 billion, linked to the widespread looting and devastation, amid a climate of retribution and pursuit.
City commissioners approved first reading of an ordinance to create a recreation board fund to support playgrounds baths pools and other recreation facilities. A tax assessment report shows total valuations up by 88100 to 4988445000. A newborn girl Virginia Mae born to Mr and Mrs Otlo Motil. Armory fills as Company A Pennsylvania National Guard mobilizes for possible service. Howard Sheen named Keystone basketball captain with Norman Miller expected to join for the season.
Digest claims cover health facts with numerous statistics about occupations, mental health, nutrition, growth, and anatomy. It lists percentages of disorders, nut consumption, tomato history, birth weight, tuberculosis spread, muscular count, insect species, codfish eggs, heartbeats, and gender differences in loneliness.
Bain Nov 6 An investigation is ordered into the death of two month old Francis McAchren, infant son of Mr and Mrs Pall McAchren of 2620 Fairmount Parkway. The coroner and sheriff will conduct a postmortem at St Vincent’s to determine the exact cause of death. Another child of the family died about four years ago.
Kane November 6 police seek 13 year old Frederick Andersen missing since Monday after leaving Hash Kane school and bus stop near East Kun. Described as dark, five two and a half feet tall weighing about 100 pounds with brown hair. wearing a checked misok ino two tone brown and green sweaky brown woussis and shoes. Police note he disliked attending school and no leads on his location.
Norkerk Koch of Porestville seeks limited letters of administration in a surrogate matter concerning the estate of a high year old daughter Madge buried on Route 69. A set of eleven trivia prompts follows covering history literature ships science and grammar.
Jamestown resident Mrs. Clay Ice Carlson learned her husband Second Lieutenant Walter Gailson Carlson, son of Mr and Mrs Simon Carlson, was killed in action on October 7 in Italy while serving with Company E, 4th Infantry Regiment. Carlson had left Jamestown September 18, 1940 to join the National Guard unit. His wife, an employee of Rudolph Jewelry Store, received the War Department telegrams Thursday.
A damaged OCR fragment laments vast thefts and looming collapse of ring leaders. It argues Fortress Europe traps criminals, predicting desperate acts and immense damage. The narrator calls for punishment so severe that such crimes never recur.
The article notes rising glass production while steel items remain negligible, with Babson predicting brisk retail activity. Shoppers and merchants face peculiar positions amid concerns over late inventory of synthetic war-made products, and a hope that consumers will endure until updated postwar merchandise arrives.
Recurring items include a Methodist pastor inviting a shamans contributor to an article about Moody Magazine and prophecies, a Westfield sergeant returning from a bomber mission in the Southwest, and a string of local incidents. Reports of shop break-ins near police HQ, a new dice game called Checker Dice, life-insurance fund investments in war bonds, court cases on neglect, Corry friends noting Low W. Jourdeb’s son in military aviation, a nine dollar change in a local “one for ten” deal, and Christmas shipping advisories from the Office of Defense Transportation. Other notes cover Delray Beach winter residents, a Delray misdelivered poultry ad, and high school football praise.
Shambaugh relocates from 060 West Main to 110 West Minnie River Street. store fully renovated and doubled in size. Owner plans accelerated stock growth as goods become available. opening marks a new chapter with continued labor and community support.
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