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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal masthead notices and rates

Corry Evening Journal prints its publishing address and agency details for Arthur Colegrove publisher and Fred Kimball marketing, with Associated Press affiliation and postal terms. It lists subscription rates and mailing options including per copy and weekly bundles.

Corry Evening Journal South Street Carrs D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball, Inc W. 4Sth New York Michigan Square Chicago Mortgage & ‘Bond Detroit Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Weightman Philadelphia Associated Press Corry Pa Curler

Plain Words on War Aids and China Policy in 1940

In June 1940 Secretary Hull issued notes to France amid its surrender talks warning of U S limits on helping hold overseas possessions if the fleet were surrendered. The piece argues cooperation with Britain should deepen but warns against naive words or actions that could mislead publics about war aims. It also praises China policy moves to ease Chinese immigration as a wartime partnership and cites Lincoln's choice of War Secretary as a cautionary tale.

Hull France Germany Neel Hil United State Praily Loi United States Gernkimy Jobin Roy Tine Warer

Dinner Pail Guidance By Grom Medical Society

The Grom Medical Society of the Slade of Penman discusses the era of the dinner pail for industrial workers and schoolchildren. It advises packing warm foods in vacuum bottles, wrapping dry foods in wax paper, washing produce, and preparing lunches the day before to sustain growth and labor.

Daily Dozen Grom Medical Society of the Slade of Penman

World War II Quiz on History and Language

Questions cover command of the American 5th Army and geography. It asks which country Calabrian peninsula belongs to, the Axis nation with a September earthquake, and whether Reperanto is a bird, a city, or a universal language. Also asks to correct a sentence, define ichthyology, true/false about Hawaii cession, identify Last Days of Pompeii author, and whether Mayflower figures married John Alden, John Rolfe, or Captain Smith.

Calabrian Spain Hawaiien Islands U. S Ie Gutkar Pompeii Pesahoritas John Alden John Rolfe John Smith

Speedie penguin defenses water and coloring facts

The article notes penguins’ water predators include octopus and sharks. It claims penguins see approaching sharks to outrun them. It mentions Russian film colorization debates and references U S Merchant Marine staffing at about 75,000. It discusses 1860 Cameron Lincoln bargain and Edwin Stanton as War Secretary, plus Bennett Crippen’s take on Cameron.

United States Merchant Marine

Successor to Crotty Named in Erie Office

Wilbert G. Dahlberg is appointed chief clerk of the War Price and Rationing Board in Erie effective October 15, announced by Charles H Leslie. Dahlberg replaces Robert R. Crotty who was dismissed September 22 for inefficiency and insubordination. Henry C. Trask remains in charge temporarily with Manning J. Black stating Dahlberg has trained with the OPA and will be aided by Trask until fully acquainted.

ERIE Wilbert G. Dahlberg War Price and Rationing Board Charles H Leslie Office of Price Administration Dahlberg OPA Robert R. Crotty Leste Henry C. Trask Commerce Building 12Th State Streets Manning J. Black Trask Black

Franklin Seaman Missing In Action Navy Report

Franklin, Oct. 14. Seaman James Robinson Jr., 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson of 249 Grant Street, and husband of Eleanor Young Robinson, is reported missing in action by the Navy Department. A junior at Franklin High School, he entered service July 5, trained at Sampson NTS, and left for duty after a brief leave. Details were sketchy.

Franklin James &. Robinson, Jr Ie. Robinson Grant Street Eleanor Young Robinson Navy Department Bluejacket Seaman Robinson Task March Franklin High School Sampson Naval Training Station Soa Dutty

McCray and Coons Buy Black and Kinley Barber Shop

Miles McCray and Merle D Coons complete purchase of the Black and Kinley barber shop in the Barlow block set to open Monday morning. McCray to close Norris Center basement shop while Coons moves from West Main street to join him, with a third chair planned once an assistant is found. Kinley to run the Barlow block stand, long tied to Dan Zilch’s old business, as Black departs for a southwest trip due to ill health.

McCray Coons East Washington Street Kinley Barlow Block Dan Zilch Black

Chapman asks Route 6 widening in Pennsylvania

Warren October 14 State Senator T D B Chapman has written to Secretary of Highways Schroyer asking that widening Route 6 through Pennsylvania be placed on the highway program. Route 6 is the only coast to coast highway and its main artery. In several places it has been widened to three car widths but other areas have sharp curves and old blacktop creating dangerous driving conditions.

Warren State Senate B Chapman Schroyer

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