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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
6
Local update covers winter conditions and traffic hazards near the Eye Presbytery while reporting on church leadership changes and a string of county notices. It notes license renewals and voter salvage efforts, plus brief health and war casualty items from nearby towns and counties.
The Communications Commission released a firmed version noting twenty Superforts involved in Wednesday into Thursday Tokyo time. Fires routed an enemy force. attacks spread over the metropolitan area and nearby Shinagawa district, with simultaneous reports from Shizuoka prefecture.
Fragmented readable text hints at quiz answers including Maryland and Providence items. The legible lines mention questions about Congress and various names, though most of the page remains garbled and indiscernible.
Rev James A Stewart, from Glasgow via Buffalo, addressed 150 at Warren Church of the Brethren in Youngsville on conditions in Europe. He warned of Nazism as a fanatical religion and urged evangelism across North Africa. Nine members attended, with music by Mrs Ingram and Mrs Thompson. District officers were elected, including Rev R H Eggleston as Christian Education Director.
The Liquor Control Board shortened the next ration period to two weeks to boost holiday supplies. The current period ending Saturday is extended for three weeks. Individuals may buy a total of one gallon of whisky from December 4 to December 16 using Wet Burton Hook Three as before.
Eleven injured in a November Pittsburg crash on the North Side as two streetcars collided near Allegheny and Pennsylvania avenues. One operator, John A. Dillon, 53, suffered a possible skull fracture. ten other passengers were treated and discharged.
Hunters flood Kane district camps as opening deer season yields reports of several bears and game. Ginlon Tenn of New Kensington reportedly bags first bear at Sugar Run presk at 2 10 am. Simen Benninger of LaMont downs largest bear, 362 pounds dressed. LeRoy Crispen of Rimersburg and Charles Crispen of Parkers Landing also bag bears while a Kane Co track near Route 68 reports a bear crossing the road.
Fragmentary OCR notes report positive reactions to E bond purchases in a local area. The readable text mentions Tesan Spans Aller World and references events in a district near 44128 with scattered terms about teaching and a quarter of a college.
New York eggs and Buffalo hogs and cattle prices shown for Nov 30 with mixed bids and steady to soft trends. Pittsburgh apples, potatoes, and selected regional produce values noted as fair with varying measurements and grades.
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