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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1943
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists staff and offices including Managing Editor and advertising reps. It notes Associated Press membership and default postal filing details, with pricing for subscriptions and delivery and general publication statements.
A discussion contrasts expanding use of plastics in war and daily life with doubts about overreliance on synthetic materials. It weighs human adaptability versus fixed nature, cites Nazism as a caution, and notes wartime views on MacArthur and Mountbatten shaping future strategy.
The fragment lists scattered questions about WWII guns and fairs plus geography, astronomy, and a Notre Dame coach, but text is garbled. It asks for AA guns, the 1892 Columbian Exposition, the Swedish sighting gate, US continental divide range, Stanford University location, star counts, a Notre Dame football coach killed in a plane crash, sea distance San Francisco to Manila, a missing word in a riddle, and a star or moon feature.
Erie report says a committee of Bhs Democrats seeks a campaign manager for the forthcoming November election. At a Wednesday meeting in Room 629 Commerce building Chairman Joseph Wagnis said he was too busy with railroad work to devote time to the drive and promised to appoint a manager. Several attendees were offered positions but refused.
Washington October 2. In a detailed critique the author argues Congress should reclaim power from the White House and bureaucrats, ending blank checks and executive overreach. He urges representation of average citizens, warns against rubber-stamp voting, and supports checks and balances in defense and postwar policy.
A 25 year old Erie native and Coast Guardsman, Phramce Haglund, is reported missing after a small boat encountered distress near a mission area on September 20. His wife, Florence Haglund, and colleagues were notified through official Coast Guard channels from Cleveland. The incident involved rescue crews and a vigil for his presumed loss as the coast guard conducted search operations.
Albert Dennison, age 1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dennison, was severely bitten on the right arm by a neighbor’s dog as he played near Sherman Street and Second Avenue. The dog, described as a white and black collie mix, owner Joe Catalti of 4281 South Second Avenue, reportedly broke loose from its mat and attacked without warning. Police were notified and warned the owner the animal would be killed if the attacks continued. The boy received treatment for wounds and possible infection.
Oct 1 report from town officials on a dispute over a chicken house defense plan. Local authorities consider stronger measures as Buffalo regional protection officials issue a directive. Mayor SiGth's stance may determine the outcome, with city units ready to intervene if needed.
Jamestown and Chautauqua County exceeded their third bond drive targets with a late surge. Jamestown raised 5.5 million of a 5.019 million quota, while the county total reached 9.67 million against an 7.998 million goal, signaling strong local support and shifting attitudes toward representative government.
Twenty years ago automowle and road mishaps dominated headlines as local figures Harry Anew and RA Althuit were involved in accidents. The era marked by a barber Dan Zilch's forty year milestone and births at Vell hospital define the town’s memory of early October.
The piece notes few armless residents in the state and compares British war victims receiving artificial limbs. It mentions amputees losing limbs yet often returning to work, with government support aiding Great Britain's wounded. It stresses modern examples to inspire recovery and societal effort.
WASHINGTON DELAWARE Maj. Gin Bewis B Hershey denounces industry deferment of single men as a threat to morale. He warns Selective Service may use supervisory power to prevent needless deferments for those capable of military service unless essential work must be done.
A mixed sale listing offers a 90 acre farm with cement barn floors large hen house and nine room house plus electric and bath. Also multiple for sale ads describe two apartment homes in Pittsfield and a fine room home with shade trees and paved street. Public sale details in Spartansburg and surrounding area list numerous cattle Holstein cows Hereford cows and various farm equipment with cash terms and on site pickup. Notices include Administrators and mortgage actions with court dates and required appearances.
Help wanted seeks a single man for part or full time light work in Warexcoms. Must have references age and previous employers, provide salary expectations, and have a car for travel in Penna. Address replies to P O Box 2195 Raleigh W. Va. Also sale listings offer a well trained hunting dog and two pups ready to train and two beagle hounds aged 18 months at 186 East South Street.
New York Oct 1 With World War II wartime mail deadlines looming Colonel R E Eggleton commander of the New York division says the public still procrastinates. He notes the ship schedule allows handling 30000 sacks daily with 15 bundles per sack and warns many packages may miss ships if mailed late.
Markets show mixed activity with cattle and hogs steady to higher in Buffalo and Pittsburgh reports. A broad list of commodities and equities appears in headlines with a focus on stock prices, produce notes, and industrial names, reflecting a bustling session in New York markets.
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