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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1944
Page
2
Daily rural items report community meetings church events and local incidents across Titusville Jamestown and nearby areas. Highlights include council notices and social gatherings such as the Concord Ridge Ladies Aid, Townsend meeting, and United Brethren Ladies Aid. plus local crimes accidents and war-related updates including servicemen mentions and a missing in action report.
The document quotes Adolf Hitler praising Japan as a key ally and railing against international Jewry and Bolshevik influence. It frames the war effort as a struggle of survival and declares intense measures to fulfill duties, asserting dire stakes for the nation.
Mrs D Everett Learn received word that C P Bush died Sunday morning at his home in Warren. A former Corry resident and Corry High School graduate from 1878, he lived in Warren over 60 years and spent 47 years with the former Picket Hardware Company. Survived by widow, one daughter, a son, several grandchildren, and two sisters. Arrangements for services were not complete.
G Carl Wengert notes adult classes at Hatch School welcome both genders with registration tonight and tomorrow. Health officials in New York issue urgent appeal for 40 graduate physio therapists and 50 registered nurses to address over 1,000 infantile paralysis cases. State Treasurer reports 196 veterans’ checks issued under the Servicemen Readjustment Act during the week ending November 10, 1944, totaling 392,646.00 across districts. Lieutenant Neil Bartholme, son of Mr and Mrs Bartholme, Waterford, identified as prisoner of Germans after being missing in action over France since May 26.
Titusville resident Ewing aged 92 suffered a severe scalp wound and body bruises when his motorcycle struck a culvert headwall on Route 27 near Titusville. He was rushed to Titusville Hospital with loss of blood and an ear injury but reported in good condition later.
As the 7th Congress nears its final session, a clash over freezing Social Security taxes intensifies. If not halted, the payroll tax for employees and employers will rise from 1 to 2 percent on January 1. Bills to hold it steady pursue House Ways and Means action and Senate support led by Senator Vandenberg.
Washington November 13 The Office of Price Administration ruled today that manufacturers may take orders for new vacuum cleaners for delivery at any price ceiling in effect when delivery is made. The decision, effective November 18, allows producers re entering production to line up sales on cleaners and attachments under prices set when production begins.
Several hundred American Bantam Car Co workers returned to work in Butler Pa ending a strike by packers that halted other workers. The CTO United Auto Workers agreed to return after pleas from Commissioner Charles R. Ward of the Consolidation Service and Major E. H. Gallup of the Army. The walkout protested the company’s appeal to the War Labor Board over a five cent an hour wage increase.
Allegheny County Statistician Wick Stabile said a recheck of official return sheets shows Francis Myers would have a statewide majority of 11 298 rather than 1 539. He found Davis lost Allegheny to Myers by 71 538 rather than 61 191, and estimated county totals of 319 134 for Myers and 241 590 for Davis versus Tri-State bureau figures of 219 852 and 252 003 respectively.
Continued from page one. Four attackers downed. Imperial Tokyo claims one enemy battleship and one transport sunk in Leyte Gulf. American air losses noted. Maj. Richard I. Bong of Poplar, Wisconsin, adds two more victories for a total of 36. Maj. Thomas B. McGuire adds two, reaching 28.
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