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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1943
Page
3
In a tense editorial writers argue that public debt is justified for wartime needs while warning waste and urging restraint after the emergency. They stress preserving reserves and repaying debts, noting funds financed roads schools and unemployment relief, with fear of squandered assets and the need to tighten belts once danger passes.
The report prompts mixed reactions as commentators say Britain helped America and must recover supplies, while the Truman Committee’s stance strains ties. Carter Glass voices strong support for a league of nations to enforce peace, urging cooperation to preserve civilization and prevent future wars. Native American farmers gain $3,000,000 yearly by destroying weed seeds and pests.
Twenty years ago events from Jornal Piles dated November 8 describe a schooner wreck near Halifax the Brian beth Howard owned by Willan Willard Howard with crew saved. Local deaths and injuries include Chebien C. Crandall and trainman John Riley. Community meetings discuss continued municipal services and a new Dra walle Institute course led by Mr Tanking from National headquarters.
Daily Dozen notes that continuous and unnecessary noise from 24 hour industrial plants disrupts nerves and health, increases absenteeism, and reduces efficiency. It urges quieter practices to protect workers and maintain productivity at state facilities.
The Bureau of Highway Safety revoked the driving privileges of two Erie motorists and suspended six others during the period near November 3. Harold Moffitt and William Ryan were permanently revoked for intoxicated driving and driving during a suspension. Suspensions were ordered for Harold Mulvin Gladys Sullivan H M Moyer Jr John Martin Tinko and Robert Buehfink for speeding reckless driving and failure to appear. Restorations were ordered for Franklin Haas Lyle Towne and Merle Pierce.
An old advertisement urges readers that health can be restored with Thompson’s Harsoe Tablets and Golden Ear Tablet. It touts rapid relief from aches, dizzy spells, and malaise, claiming the tablets help the body manage wastes and acids in the blood, available through druggists.
In Ridgway, C William Bondernallt, 58, of Porgeton, is reported to have hanged himself Saturday. Coroner Dr. Stanley Barrett ruled it a suicide after an investigation. The body was found by Rossi of Porgeton and removed by Deputy Bonderwaick. Earlier, last Thursday, he reportedly attempted to hang himself in Samuel Garnin’s barn but the rope broke and he was found by the Cyepin family.
Jamestown police warn parents of underage bee bee gun use, citing a state law violation after a 7 year old Falconer street boy was shot in a vacant lot. Detectives investigated the Saturday night incident in which a pellet lodged in the boy’s eye, fired by youths aged 7 to 13.
In Erie Nov, Joseph Calafata faces a bribery and corrupt solicitation trial postponed as his attorney cites illness from a tooth infection and neuritis. The court previously denied continuances citing adverse publicity, while the case stems from an alleged offer to Officer Edward Allen to drop charges against a numbers writer.
Postmaster General C Walker warned of a Christmas mail crunch as postal facilities strain under war-era volume. He urged Americans to mail Christmas parcels in November to spread shipments over weeks and avoid a holiday emergency. Officials noted many transit systems are overextended and temp staff, mainly women and youths, will handle lighter workloads.
A reader asks seven questions from a classified page covering facts about government purchasing, authorship, Chinese Republic leadership, Plantagenet reigns, a carafe and ritual objects, original Rin,to, Blackstone’s role, a Polish general Casimir, and Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation date.
James Town Nov 9 sentence issued yesterday in federal court. John Papaserge 29 of 155 Barrows street confessed draft evader and was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison. He hid in woods near Brakail Martins for seven months. Papaserge also known as Jolino was questioned after home visit by a physician. He had not visited a barber since his disappearance the night before his scheduled induction.
Merrill F. Blankin of Philadelphia, president of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, warned in Cleveland that curtailing coal use is imperative. He urged no drastic rationing, noting many public buildings and large apartments suffer heat loss while coal production disruptions threaten fuel supply.
Automobiles for sale offer cash for cars with fair dealing guaranteed. Ads mention A. J. Alkens Motor Sales at 18-15 First Avenue and a Hor Pontings listing with contact 28-764. Additional want ads indicate wardrobe and gun items with phone numbers 21-045 and 21-045.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions broken branches and a plan to remove them soon. It also references Witherwine and a person named Ervin, though most details are unreadable and the context remains unclear.
A fragmented description notes a 1386 print run including "The Lives of the Saints" and the Apocalypse book, with hand colored engravings and images. It references Woodstock-era typography and obscure titles, implying a collection of religious texts produced in August in Gunny region.
New York egg market reports frayed receipts and varied selling prices with a focus on first receivers and jobbers. Buffalo livestock prices show slow trading across hogs cattle and calves with modest gains in some categories. Pittsburgh apples and potatoes move steady. US market roundups note fractional price shifts as Churchill's Europe warning influences sentiment.
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