Jolt 058 Beats Url In Dual Round Victory
In a tight contest Jolt 058 overcame Url to seal a decisive victory. The match highlighted key plays from Jolt 058 and solid defense that limited Url's scoring chances throughout the second half.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1943
Page
3
In a tight contest Jolt 058 overcame Url to seal a decisive victory. The match highlighted key plays from Jolt 058 and solid defense that limited Url's scoring chances throughout the second half.
Senator Harold H. Burton returns from world travel with a bold vision for postwar order. He argues victory for the United States could enable global military stability via control of international aviation and a world aerial police to prevent future wars.
The new 10800 ton Liberty ship christened at California Shipbuilding Corporation bears the name of Edward H Sathern. He was son of famed actor Tyrone Sathern and husband to Julia Marlowe. His career included Shakespearean roles and stage performance alongside his wife. This naming honors the American stage beyond timeless works like Uncle Tom's Cabin and Ben Hur.
A reader presents seven trivia prompts about Allied command in the Pacific, pole temperature truths, weekly hospital discharges, U S Army Air Forces leadership, city built on three islands, a Bible quotation fragment, and metronome meanings, plus questions on the 7th Army commander, Mount Rushmore creator, and fern light needs.
A touring car wreck near Wheelock early today claims Edmond Cullman 23 of West Philadelphia and Mas Neva urns 43 of the city as the lone dead. Five others sustain injuries. a four-vehicle collision injures more. Pigeons, radio club plans and a governor visit fill local news as residents react to the morning disaster and follow up events.
ERIE Oct 6 Sergt Bernie Leyek this week came back from the Aleutians the toughest theater of war. A veteran of 38 missions over 1 target Levick was aboard a test bomber to attack Furumushiri Kuril Island gateway to Tokyo. He calls the mission the most important he flew and describes Paramushiki as Pearl Harbor in Japanese defenses. He also helped soften Kiska and Attu and saw a bloodied scene three weeks after Attu fell.
Chautauqua County announces a 4 hour aviation spotting program on an alert basis with 23 air raid posts to operate one day weekly. Major Frederick P Rogers says the system will resemble prior 24 hour alert operations, with spotters kept on call as needed and squads formed if danger arises. Main shifts run Wednesdays from 1 to 5 p.m. across the county.
Haddix admitted striking something on the way home and later learned it was a woman. Estella Weaver, 70, died three hours after the crash at Community hospital. Hudtis, 29, of Bradford, waived hearing on manslaughter charges and was held for court. Napier, 2, and Hensley, 18, also testified.
Captain John H Whwist announced a touring display of modern U S Army Air Forces gear in Jamestown on October 16 17. The Civil Air Patrol and United States Air Force will bring the exhibit in a caravan to support recruitment of Aviation Cadets as CAP partners with the Army program.
Mayville reports five indictments by the grand jury in Supreme Court. Names include Robert V. Hotchkiss of Sinclairville and Frank Rafa of Jamestown among others. Indictments cover grand larceny first degree, illegal possession of a revolver, statutory crime, and assault in various degrees. The cases were transferred to county court and the grand jury was excused. Supreme Court adjourned to next Monday.
Aero Ground Crew, formed by salaried workers and supervisors from the Fourth Ward plant, will hold its annual dinner and business meeting at Hotel Conwy. Guest speaker EA Johnson of Payrum Oklahoma will address the group as Linus Rhine directs the program and annual plans.
Funeral services were held in North East for baby Evie Nelson two months old who died after being suffocated by a pillow in bed. The child, second infant of the Nelson family, was found by his mother and relatives say he had been period by the pillow for hours before discovery. Surviving are the parents a brother a sister grandparents and a paternal grandfather. Interment followed at Phillips cemetery. Another infant Beverly Mend who drowned in a carriage death occurred in Union City guiding a separate fatality in a carriage sleep incident.
A early 20th century warning notes the deadly botulism germ contaminates home canned vegetables and beans. It urges strict preparation and reboiling of canned goods before serving to prevent poisoning. The article highlights the dangers of commercially canned foods and the need for careful home canning practices.
The brief notice reports a long time Youngsville merchant selling his business after twenty years in the trade. The buyer, identified by partial text as Storrs James, is taking over the City Market operation in Youngsville. Details are obscured by damaged OCR but indicate a lease and total stock transfer.
The item discusses compulsory service for men aged 18 to 45 and debates delaying drafts to protect fathers. It cites estimates of affected individuals and mentions American institutions involved in draft maintenance, reflecting wartime policy tensions.
Market notes show a Pittsburgh produce listing with potatoes and other bulk goods, plus a Buffalo livestock section detailing hogs, cows, calves, and sheep with varied weights and price ranges. New York egg prices are provided for current receipts and first receivers, along with a brief Vermont agriculture market outlook and a Washington crude oil meeting noting potential production legislation.
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