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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1943
Page
3
General Thomas Parran warns the return of 21,000,000 refugees could trigger the largest migration in history. He notes barring roads won’t stop movement and urges supervision and aid, as nations anticipate a vast postwar refugee flow managed by the United Nations.
A critical essay notes German and Japanese enemies seem alive in modern ways yet not civilized per current standards. It cites Germany's brief modern state history, its military dictatorship under Hitler, and compares German and Japanese pursuits of power when peaceful means fail.
A brief guide stresses not disturbing the injured, calling a doctor, and applying pressure to stop bleeding. It notes an injury may puncture a lung from a broken rib and warns against rough handling during transport to hospital, urging warmth and quiet for the victim.
A twenty year flashback recalls factory cuts in several city plants as general curtailment hits operations. Anniversaries and weddings frame the week with the Stanford Hospital Company event at the State Armory and a local marriage at St Paul’s Church. Keystates edge Peck’s Buffalo Bisons in a holiday basketball clash at the Armory.
A Rossiter hunter was wounded in the right leg on opening day near Tionesta while a companion accidentally discharged a rifle while loading. Donald Vite, about 20, was treated in Tionesta and sent home. Other hunters listed include L. R. Vite, J Rossiter, and George Zikes of McKeesport.
A 2 year old boy, Rhinehart, son of Mr and Mrs Rupert Rhinehart, was injured Saturday at Vetrone's store where he was helping after school. His right hand was mangled in an electric meat grinder and had to be amputated above the wrist at Hamot hospital. He later rallied.
In Baie on November 1 the court held up fourteen divorce decrees after attorneys appointed by the court failed to include essential property reports. Judge Kitts ruled that some attorneys act as masters to aid lawyers, not clients, in matters involving child and property considerations.
A seven day Bible conference opened at the Cory church of the United Brethren in Christ in Harrisburg with Rev Charles R Beittel and Rev Chryslius Reuel delivering a warm welcome. Sermon topics for the week include High Living and Are You Afraid In the Dark among others. Children’s meetings will run each evening from Tuesday to Friday at 7 PM with supper served nightly.
A scrambled quiz list asks to name seas, golf majors won by Bobby Jones, an honorary degree for Gen. Mark W. Clark, Indian tribal name linking Great Lakes Vernal and a PA city, naval academy class rank, the Mice and Men character, Bears home city, sentence correction, a public attack method, and camel hair brush origins.
A Warren area gas well began producing at high flow after initial blowout with gas roaring. Operators Proud Clinger and Harry Ay Lagin along with Bert Col oversaw closure. initial estimates suggest two million feet daily. Nearby landowners expect strong output from multiple wells as leases and tests expand across the minister road area near Vandergrift Corners.
Allied air forces extended operations to strike German mountain fortifications and installations while targeting Sarajevo by American B-25 bombers. The raid hit an explosives factory, enemy barracks, and a transport repair shop amid cloud cover, with RAF and B 29 heavy bombers attacking Grosseto near Rome. American Mitchells conducted pattern bombing of roads and railways.
Jamestown reports the death of 2nd Lt. Howard G. Samuelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Samuelson, after a transport plane disappeared October 23 while flying between China and India. War Department telegram confirms he died on that date. details pending a letter. The family resides at 82 Pershing Avenue.
Comprehensive market notes from New York, Pittsburgh and Buffalo dated Nov 30. Egg quotations show producers paying 13-19 cents below first receivers, with varying weights and receipts listed. Pittsburgh reports slow produce demand with prices for apples and various pears, berries and tubers. Buffalo livestock data cover hogs, cattle, calves, sheep and milk prices with ranges by weight and grade. Treasury report gives November position: receipts 95.1 million, expenditures 185.2 million, debt 6.12 billion, and a slight increase from previous day.
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