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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1943
Page
3
Readable fragments indicate a November 16 verification or trial related event. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text, but the notice references a verification or hearing date and involved parties demanding confirmation of details.
Twenty years ago a tale of aviation progress appears as Navemaker 2 reports ground broken for a new plane project. Local owners Thaeies Anas and Ghaslee Dantnledy announce the Hummitll Wale berry two story structure and steel cantatriteUlor for a new enterprise on West Maint street. Community volunteers gather. witnesses are called in a $90,000 damage case against Pennsylvania Rail.
Senator Guffey denounces a proposed milk price stabilization order by the Milk Commission as a tactic to curb inflation and burden farmers. He criticizes Governor Martis plan and claims the measure unfairly shifts cost and benefits, urging appeals and opposition while noting potential political implications and impact on Pennsylvania producers.
Y Club Leaders Council outlines a year of activities with plans for Junior Hip club, Girly elu at Senior High, and neighborhood Y clubs. Special services for Emmanuel Episcopal Church and Pairview elementary, with Sunday school programs and a basement project at Emman unk Episcopal.
A fragmented wartime notice reports an accident near Corry Pennsylvania where two enlisted men and a sergeant were riding a jeep on a highway when it overturned eight miles from Indiantown Gap. One man was killed. the others injured. Also noted is a new OPA administrator appointment in New York City.
Fred Bexauer of the Dairymen’s Cooperative assails subsidies and price controls as undermining free market supply. He argues government action by regulation harms producer freedom and could mirror Britain’s wartime aid dynamics, urging cooperation with the British Empire as a first principle of sound American policy.
Base Nov 16 Nickel Plate Railroad passenger train derailed at Westfeld near West Pearl street crossing when traveling at slow speed. Three cars toppled. power lines and telegraph poles were broken, electric service halted. Rail officials cite a broken rail as the cause and investigate.
Franke Wisniewsit, 48, owner of Cherry's Beauty Shop in Conneaut Ohio, died at Brown Memorial Hospital after a car he rode in collided with a truck on Route 20 between Girard and Hast Springheld Pennsylvania last Saturday. He had suffered a broken jaw and internal injuries.
The notice outlines various wartime rationing details including stamp validity dates for A through L books, sugar and gasoline coupons, airpl ane sheet goods, and fuel oil allowances. It specifies regional differences such as H and 8-A gasoline limits and mentions expiration dates ranging from November to January. The information appears as a compact catalog of available rationing items and their active periods.
A reader posed seven questions spanning history astronomy language and agriculture. Topics include 17th century Japanese ship models for training, Summer Welles resignation, Spanish-American War year, planetary diameters, Ethiopian imperial relations, biblical patriarchs, the Blarney Stone, chocolate sources, tariff policy, and paddy field crops.
Unclear OCR ad copy touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claiming kidney relief from bodily poisons. Text mentions scorned spelling errors, alleged safety, and price in a faded, disjointed 19th or early 20th century pharmaceutical promotion style.
Fire destroyed the fifty year old Kushequa Union church Saturday night in Kane County. Firefighters from Mt Jewett and Kane arrived after flames emerged from the basement. The structure was completely ruined, with nearby houses damaged by smoke and water.
Headaches serve a useful purpose and are symptoms of various disorders. They may be caused by kidney conditions high blood pressure digestive issues and eye problems. Sinus trouble neuralgia and dental infection can trigger headaches and allergy may play a role. Continuous recurring headaches suggest serious conditions.
Erie reports multiple thefts including entry through a rug access at 123 W Ai Street. Items stolen include apparel jewelry and a radio from Hilliker home. Other thefts involve clothing, a spare tire, money and a grocery bill with a worthless check.
John Sedgwick died in Union New Jersey after living in Corry two years where he worked at Avra Supply Mfg Gorp. Born in England he moved to the United States in 1926. Surviving wife and daughters Mrs Peter Russell Mrs Thomas Bushell and a son Richard reside in Union while another son John Jr. serves in the Navy. Services to be held Thursday with interment there.
New York market notes reveal egg prices and varied futures, while Buffalo reports list hogs and cattle ranges with weights and prices. Pittsburgh produce rounds out with apples, potatoes, and box fruit, reflecting mixed demand across regional exchanges.
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