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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1944

Page

8

County Budget Work Started Amid War Time Strains

County department heads begin submitting 1945 budget requisitions as leaders warn of possible reductions. Willis says extras will be cut and departments alerted to tighten, while the tuberculosis hospital faces higher costs due to wartime conditions. Ten months total spending runs about $73,000 for the 5 bed facility, with a normal budget near $1,000 per bed.

Brite Viskert Cowboy Harvey M Willy Taupersbion Rae Tor waoKhee Yen Willis Sit Udit Tuberculosis Hopital

Corry U B Church Group Meets at Warren

Corry U B Church group meets at Warren inviting Rev James A Stewart of Glasgow Scotland European evangelist to speak on The Spiritual Invasion of Burone. Stewart founder and home director of the Farenesn Evangelistic Crusade, will address Hever churches in the Youngsville district. Vehicles depart Cory church at 5:45 pm for transport.

Warren Chaenuo Stewart Youngsville Burone Steart Emily Farenesn Evangelistic Crusade Heontemplates Europe Cory Church Shin Dintier S. Paul Weaver D. D Jamestown Portulicn

Man Shot By State Police in Clarion County

Ted Arcurio, 23, of Greakaide, died after a police shooting during a resisted arrest on a Butler County warrant. State Police Sgt. Pat Slail was cleared by a county jury, which found the officer acted in self defense. Arcurio had a long criminal record dating to 1924, including armed robbery and discrediting morals charges, with prior military service and a wife at the Rhodes residence.

Uarton Ted Arcurio Greakaide Trilinnin County Gall Menlime Joseph A. Marsho South Fifth Street Butler County Pat Nick A. Slail- Paw Clarion Uproner Jenkins Funeral William Geary Arcuiio U. S Army Quégllon Yaty Olarion Clarion Bute Pvt Shignaw Rhodes Arcuco Arid Karl Paterson Paterson Arcuri Py Shiginan Serview Arcurio Gsewul Creekside Western Penitentiary Army Fort Knox Butler Pounty Port Allegany, N Herve Buller

Hull Resigns Leaves Secretary Post in Turbulent Time

Cor dell Hull resigns as secretary amid war mobilization strain and talks of a new secretary. Byrnes as favorite for quick succession. Senate chair Ga) notes Byrnes cannot easily hold the post. Roosevelt era reshapes foreign policy with Wallace and Truman backing, amid speculations on a major post for Wallace.

Byrnes Retityshin George Dga Senate Fingrice Byres Sipparders Senate State Department Fi Perce Con Brees Wallack Tins Roosevelt Cios Po Ersl Action Committee Mr. Roosevelt Willare Wallace Harry Truman Steliladys Fae Capitol Huscuyers Ley Hull

North East banker estate probated in Erie court

Newell P. Fuller of North East left an estate of 435 000 with his son Blur M. Fuller of Washington D C named principal beneficiary in his will admitted to probate in Orphans Court. Sumner Miller of Millcreek township, who ruled November 18, left an estate of 812 000 with his son Hiram C. Miller of 1220 West Street named sole beneficiary in his will probated Saturday.

Erie Newell P. Fuller North East Blur M. Fuller Washington, D. C Sumner Miller Millcreek Township Hiram C. Miller Eth Street

Jamestown Store Blaze Widespread Smoke Fills Building

Nov 27 Jamestown fire struck Lowen Furniture Company boiler room causing smoke and minor damage. Firemen from three engine companies and two ladder units used three lines to quell flames. Boiler room drenched, water seeped into adjacent offices. Damages undetermined.

Jamestown Lowen Furniture Company Souih Scenie Nogm Wes Furniture Company Abe Present Willding

Titusville Couple File Damage Suit After Car Crash

Anthony Sumal and his wife Marie of Titusville sue Cliffere Shorts RD 3 Cambridge Springs in Erie County Court for 1500 injuries from a collision on Route 19 nine miles south of Erie last June 10. Plaintiffs, represented by F B Hosbach Shorts, claim Shorts pulled from Route 18 into their path.

Anuhony Sumalla Marie Titusville Erie County Cliffere Shorts Cambridge Springs Evie F. B. Hosbach Simballa

Simple Hearing Test Aids Thousands In Need

A fragmented notice promotes a simple hearing test aiding thousands described as hard of hearing. It mentions a method named Surine Home Mother, a pharmacy, and stores offering the test, with no clear dates or locations.

Sayre Arne Surine Tess Val Gurine Bae Deco Duday Kinasseys

Superforts Hit Tokyo Industrial Area Again

Japanese losses include seven fighters in combat and a B 29 crew of twelve rescued after a crash. Recon photos show fires and damage at Masajima Aircraft Company's Musashing plant in northwestern Tokyo. Allied daylight raids targeted Bangkok area and Tokyo Sea strikes conducted from India bases, amid heavy anti aircraft fire.

Sue Sum Rage Une Antis Masajima Air Craft Company Musashing Tokyo Oncoyeeres Thailand Air Force Command Lemay 20Th Bomber Command Bangkok India Mariamas Tokyo Sea

Congress Plans Full Punishment for Nazis

A congressional document backed by Secretary Hall Morgenthau and War Secretary Stimson asserts that Nazis deliberately murdered millions of Jews and Christians across Europe. It cites three eye witness accounts from survivors of German extermination camps in Poland, all asserting over 1.8 million Jews were gassed and cremated in two years. Names of the witnesses were withheld to protect their safety.

Gontinuea Pape Vietim State Hall Dreaburg Morgenthau War Stimson Europe Poland Biskonow

Bradford Man Hurt in Glycerine Blast

Owensboro Ky November 1 The autro glycerine mix in plinth of Pringle Powder Company Henry Ware was put under guard by state militia unit after an explosion injuring two men. Captain W G Barrett led mob to secure plant while remaining nitroglycerine inventories were to be moved. Injured were Jor Roberts 4 Owensboro M F Cooper 38 Fairfield A third man John Hunter Bradford recovering in Owensboro hospital.

Bradford Owensboro Henry Ware Jor Roberts Owensburg M. F. Cooper Fairfield John Hunter Pate Owensboro Hospital

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