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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1942

Page

4

Pennsylvania Farm Column Reports Hybrid Egg Growth and Market Prices

In September Pennsylvania farm data show egg production up 41 percent year to date, with 12,580,000 layers active in September and 198,000,000 eggs laid in the month, 27,000,000 more than August. Avg egg price 48.5 cents per dozen, live chick price 212 cents per pound, and feed costs rising. Cooler weather ends most truck crops but boosts cabbage and celery. labor shortages threaten fall harvests and some crops may be lost.

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State's New Registration Figures Are Announced

Registration figures released by the Associated Press show 3,595,000 total voters registered for the primary, with Republicans at 2,615,455 and Democrats at 1,865,627. Minor parties total 281,000. Adjustments reflect missing data from two counties and a drop from 1940 enrollment, due to wartime service numbers.

Harrisburg Aninor Lavkewan

Commissioners retain matron for county home dispute

Commissioners kept Mrs. Barnett as matron at the county detention home after a tense contract dispute. They approved a new arrangement paying $120 per month plus 60 cents per day for an outside attendant, while Barnett received a raise and an added bathroom, with praise for her work and no prior complaints about food or treatment of residents.

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Russia will not seek separate peace with Nazis

The piece argues Stalin will not desert the fight by making any separate peace with Germany. It notes his history of broken promises to Austria and Czechoslovakia and Poland and Russia. A peace with Germany would only momentarily relieve pressure while allowing Nazis to rebuild and renew aggression later.

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RECORD BREAKERS 1 Secretaries Hull Iekes and Perkins long serving

Record breaking long tenure noted for in office since March 1933 under President Roosevelt. References to Albert Gallatin and Gillecon Granger as earlier long servants and James Wilson of Iowa with 18 years as agriculture secretary. Questions who among Hull Iekes and Perkins may surpass that mark.

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The Bad News on Taxes and Victory Tax Plans

A noisy column mocks income taxes rising from 4 to 6 percent with surcharges up to 82 percent for high earners. It compares the American system to England's and ridicules proposed Victory Tax, implying government takes will rise and everyday finances will be strained.

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Paper Note From This Date In A Norwegay

Fragmentary item mentions 0 percent Allied BANOIINIO and refers to a dated note or entry in a newspaper page. No clear events, persons, or places are discernible beyond the odd capitalized terms and garbled wording.

Corry area notes mix radio, marriages, and local chatter

A collage of Corry news items highlights a roaming radio system used for employee broadcasts in the Third Ward defense area, plus local social updates. The Erie Times column mentions East Brady visitors, a marriage announcement at Erle, and several town events, with notes on sports, military service, and small-town gossip.

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Pelican Incident Involves Express Train In Eastern Canada

A Canadian National Express service faced a firearms and item handling dispute amid a report of a pelican incident near eastern Canada. Authorities investigate whether the incident affected cargo and whether security protocols were breached on the route.

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War era farms promise prosperity amid wartime costs

A wartime forecast argues farmers will enjoy good profits from high yields and strong demand as the War sustains farm income, subsidies, and credit access. It notes higher taxes affect small farmers, but repairs and improvements pay off, with potential for postwar conservative leadership and continued efficiency drives.

DAILY QUIZ QUESTIONS FROM A WEIRD PAGE

A jumble of quiz prompts asks about World War I paratroops US states in regions 29 United Nations, South America count, steel and plant items, shapes, Wilson’s first name, and a split nation phrase. It imitates a cluttered classified page with scattered phrases and garbled words.

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Prom Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania Update

Fragmented OCR discusses winter season prep for the Prom Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania. Mentions brisk air, health, affordable options, and social ties as ways to endure winter. Contains garbled lines about snow, bells, and personal reflections not clearly tied to an event or outcome.

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Army Driving School Trains Inexperienced Drivers Fast

Denver troops attend a rapid Army motor driving course designed to turn poor drivers into capable operators. Lt. Earl's Buckley Field program mixes on road and range training, with emphasis on parking signaling backing stopping and safety. Civilian hires fill the shortage as the Army expands training at multiple posts.

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Erie Soldier Dies in England From Pneumonia

Private first class Howard A. Biman, 29, of Erie, died of pneumonia in England Monday while serving with the Army medical detachment. He had trained in New Orleans and was sent to Britain in June. His wife, Mrs. Pearl Koenig, Buaman, received notice and a letter written days earlier. The death came as a shock to relatives as Christmas packages were being prepared.

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Fragmentary Military Anecdote on Training at Buckley Field

An incomplete passage notes a two month period at Buckley Field where a person learned stubbornly about heavy army rolling stock and driving under pressure. The text hints at an officer role and a challenging driving situation but remains fragmentary and unclear.

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Incomplete Text From Basail Schools Language Note

Fragmentary OCR notes English as sole non Portuguese language in Basail schools. The line hints at a multilingual policy but lacks full context or official source details.

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