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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1944
Page
4
Corry readers are urged to vote for Roosevelt in a wartime election seen as crucial for the nation's future. The piece criticizes the Roosevelt administration for bureaucratic growth and regimentation while warning against party machine influence and internal disputes in China guiding allied unity.
The article outlines a historical infant feeding schedule starting at birth with frequent nursing or milk. It lists introducing cod liver oil at about two weeks, small amounts initially, orange juice at one month, carefully cooked cereals at three months, eggs at four months, vegetables at five months, strained spinach and other foods, stewed fruit at six months, baked potato at seven months, and meat like lamb or beef by eight months, reflecting old pediatric guidance.
Twenty years ago Douglas B. Titus prepares to leave the city for new duties at Curtis Publishing in Philadelphia. A Buick driven by Miss Mary O’Hare overturned on the Union City highway with minor injuries to passengers. the car owned by James Condra suffered heavy damage. Calvin Coolidge carried the Republican ticket in Corry by a large margin over John W. Davis. School authorities warn trespassers will be arrested to curb vandalism. A Ford coupe damaged in a collision near Corry Wrightsville. occupants shaken but unharmed. Thieves broke into the Erie Railroad station in Columbus, stealing three express packages and two bundles of tires worth about 300 dollars.
Identify the group PAG ANG CIO. author Mission to Moscow. Met University location. first U Mint city. government redeem counterfeit money. number of Muses. which Japanese leader said destroy the United States and Great Britain. feminine name also a bird called pewit or pewee. Russian composer wrote Seventh Symphony in Leningrad during siege. correct sentence: all further T can walk. this is chicken or liver may be given at 10 months of age.
The Associated Press notes continued rationing issues with Meats Fats and bread stamps. Book four blue stamps A through ZS and AS through Wa remain valid indefinitely. Sugar stamps 30 through 43 cover five pounds each, with stamp 40 valid for five pounds for home canning through February 28, 1946. Shoes stamps 4 2 and 3 good indefinitely. Gasoline coupons vary by region with 11 A valid for three gallons, while new 18 A coupons become valid November 9 for four gallons through December 21.
Erie November probate filings show two estates totaling about 120000. William J. McMannis a DuPont retiree died Monday in the Lawrence Hotel leaving 100000 in personal property and 2500 in real estate to be placed in a trust for his wife Jessie and son A Haskell McMannis per Ralph C. McCord. Harry J. Hornaman died October 28 intestate leaving 317500. Earl G. Walbridge granted letters of administration as brother-in-law.
The notice states that five coupons are valid for five gallons of fuel oil and apply during the current heating season. It also indicates a new period with one coupon valid now and throughout the heating year, extending the same coverage beyond the old period.
Wealth Formula Plate proclaims early rising and mulch bathing as profitable practices to keep a man in health and to increase his riches and wisdom. The remark links diet, cleanliness, and thrift to personal fortune and insight.
Nunnals Wevers 90 widow of John Wavers died Friday at 9 p m at her son Wilton Wevers home in Bear Lake after a yearlong failing health. She died 1994. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Tenbuckle of Clymer and Mrs Clarence Keaters of North Clymer five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Member of Clymer Hill Reformed Church. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p m at Clymer Hill Reformed Church with prayer at the Tenbuckle home.
Charles Nichols 26 of Ettrick Virginia died at Elk County General Hospital from internal injuries after his car side swiped a power pole on West Main Street early Thursday. Passenger Thomas Hing 20 remains in serious condition while Sgt. Arthur Holmberg 24 shows improvement and does not have a serious condition.
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