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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1943
Page
3
Sparse readable OCR notes show names Bart and Nen amid unclear context. The fragment hints at a brief story item or caption but lacks concrete event, date, or location to confirm a full report.
Jamestown residents face continued milk delivery fear as talks with OPA officials await action. City officials plan a meeting with distributors to resolve price adjustments while Dunkirk-Fredonia workers push on with deliveries under milk price controls.
Federal grand jury convening in Pittsburgh was expected to indict Otto Engelhardt of Erie on charges of being an enemy alien. Immigration inspector Custer Carkind presented evidence. Engelhardt, held in Erie County Jail on $1500 bond, purportedly claimed naturalized status when seeking work at two Belgian plants.
Wartime safety advisory shows National Safety Council data on stopping distances at 20 mph across road surfaces. Factoring a one second reaction time adds about 22 feet to the 20 mph braking distance, highlighting the risk of delays in stopping.
A historical note contrasts Armistice Day 1930 with 1928 figures. It cites 10,000,000 Americans in service, a vast global deployment, and notes World War I tolls with estimates around 25,000,000 dead or wounded. The piece references Woodrow Wilson and Armistice Day ceremonies at the Washington Cathedral.
The University of Idaho owns a registered Holstein cow named Idaho Yeeman Jane that recently produced 530 pounds of butterfat and 15 029 pounds of milk. The cow, two years three months old at record start, was milked three times daily and her output nearly triples the national average for dairy cows.
U S senator Robert Reynolds of North Carolinasaid he would not run for re election next year The veteran opponent of administration foreign policy chaired the military affairs committee for years and announced retirement plans in Washington as reporters noted his decision.
Pittsburgh November 11. Dr. dullus A Vogel plant physician for Jones Laughlin Steel Corp says penicillin is produced in his home kitchen at five cents per plateful. He cites many cures from kitchen penicillin for external infections and claims all surface progenies infections can be treated with the green mold culture.
Albert Leroy Baugher, 26, son of Mrs. Gladys Baugher, reportedly missing at sea while aboard a merchant marine vessel en route from England to the United States. Navy department in Washington officially informed his mother of the loss as of October, with no further details available. Baugher enlisted last May and was educated at Edinboro High School and Penn State. He was unmarried.
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