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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1943
Page
3
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The piece discusses German judicial ideals and the postwar future, citing a Berlin Supreme Court scene in 1942 and urging courts to serve the people, not the state. It contrasts reconstruction with revolution and cites Alfred Sloan on postwar auto production growth and industrial backlogs.
Twenty years ago a Prom journal pile indicates unsettled local events. The report mentions Measles and scarlet fever controls, a shooting victim identified as a Mechanicsville man, and a school board meeting noting a new car end school building ready for occupancy December 1. Mrs. Jennie Hemstreet dies at 81 after months of illness.
Marie Curie born years ago, among world’s oldest selectints or scientists, with husband discovering radium. Radium revolutionizes knowledge of matter and treats cancer. One gram yields 133 valores of heat per hour, activity lasting 20,000 years. Curie won Nobel Prize for chemistry. Diesel locomotives orders exceed 100 million. Rebuilding wartime system seen as opportunity. motto “Who’s afraid?”
Me en ley readers note dairy shortages and inflation pressures as business week observes producers cutting output and subsidies failing to replace price hikes. Consumers face higher costs while prices adjust in response to supply constraints and policy effects.
Nov. 15 Governor John W. Bricker announces he will not seek another term as Ohio governor. He declares he will run for the Republican presidential nomination, aiming to be a candidate in Ohio primaries and before the Republican National Convention.
Community sections announce a statewide AAA committeemen election in Pennsylvania to be held Tuesday November 23 across counties. Officials urge growers to stay informed about conservation and wartime road programs as electrified voting efforts aim to boost voter understanding and turnout.
An Associated Press dispatch by Gunnar Kumlien from Stockholm recalls the German roundup of Jews in Rome as Allied pressure mounted. The article describes raids at 5 a.m. by German soldiers and SS units, forced detentions, and the failure of locals to shield neighbors, including notes on the ransom demand and the careful attempts to locate Jewish residents amid Rome’s long Jewish history.
An old advert promotes San-Cura Soap and Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment to soothe aching feet and stop itching. It claims relief after washing and promises renewed comfort and ability to dance tomorrow. The ad notes minor sores burns and rectal irritations treated by the ointment and soap priced 6 and 25 cents.
Miss Sullivan announces enrollment for the next Nurses Aides class. Interested applicants should apply at Bronk Gunit Insurance on North Center Street where Miss Marion Sullivan, secretary, will provide application forms and course information. Volunteers urged to contact Miss Sullivan promptly.
A fragmented OCR style list shows various meat products and prices. Bee were 3 Ths 21e 2 for Ie on wernt Skinless Wieners Canndian Bacon Link Pork Sausage. Salt Side Pork priced at 2.011 and 250. A few one pound entries appear: 1b 40 2-1b 35 and 1b 39¢.
Report from Kant notes highway department workers threaten a strike over a new pay plan. The dispute centers on a shift to a salary system with weekly pay and a flat rate for winter snow clearing. Some workers say they will not operate under the new arrangement while others anticipate ongoing winter duties. The pay change appears to affect hourly wage equivalents and yearly earnings, with several workers counting on about seven hundred dollars less or more depending on shifts and overtime.
A garbled prompt asks seven quick questions on economics, nationality, language terms, theater, geography, higher education, science, and a historical conspiracy claim. It includes mis-typed names and unclear references, challenging to parse for a concise factual summary.
A plea to save used fats for medical needs urges readers to collect all kinds of fats in tins or cans and deliver them to meat dealers. The message emphasizes immediate action and widespread participation, presenting practical storage guidance. The tone mirrors urgent wartime or community-salvage campaigns.
Pittsburgh markets show moderate activity with apples and varieties steady. prices listed for Maine and New England stock, while cattle and sheep values fluctuate in Buffalo. New York egg market reports first receiver prices, with distilling stocks and broader headlines across major firms and commodities.
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