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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1944
Page
3
The column discusses Americans keeping large sums at home and questions distrust of banks, urging deposits in secure institutions. It also reflects on the evolving U S Britain Russia trio, pondering a possible treaty rather than a formal alliance and the shift in foreign policy.
A historical note explains placebos from Latin roots and their decline in modern medicine. It contrasts past demands for quick results with today’s focus on prevention and scientific understanding, citing the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and evolving doctor–patient relations.
At Corry James town Mfg Corp Halph Tarson of Jamestown named manager. Jamestown’s Larson linked with Watson Mfg and Carlson named chief engineer. Grand jury to hear liquor-case indictments from recent raids. cross burn reported on Framkin Street. Hunting season postponed to November 6 due to fire danger. vandalism blamed on Halloween group. Hugh Baker injured at Corry Brick and Tile plant when caught in a drying pan. details unavailable.
A light quiz asks ten items with mixed spellings and unclear names. Questions include ship type for the Gripsholm the composer of Home on the Range and war duration with Dupont. It also asks about CCC abolition presidential action, grammar correction, cousin relationships, a famous warrior using a pseudonym, mole vision, a Petey island group, and Dr Wellington Koo’s ambassadorial country.
Ethan Cole 73 died in North Clymer Sunday after a long illness. He lived with his son Howard and also leaves son Van Cole Pasadena Calif daughter Mrs Samuel Smith Waterford two sisters Mrs Helen Gowen Ripley and Mrs Briggs this city six grandchildren. The body goes to Switzer Funeral Home and church services planned Wednesday at Abbe Reformed Church with burial in Holland Cemetery. Rev Gerrit Timmer to officiate. First Lt Milton F Sigworth earns Distinguished Flying Cross for aerial combat deeds per Italy dispatch.
In Erie on October 31, County Commissioners Ralph Benedict Ariel Clark defend ballot secrecy against claims a voting machine reveals how individuals vote. Officials say such attempts to determine voting choices are illegal and impossible, stressing constitutional protection of secret ballots.
District Attorney Binion and Laub expect to obtain laboratory reports within days on the deaths of Mrs. Briwy Marie Wolfe, 22, and her four young sons from toxicology tests in Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Investigations center on possible poisonings as state labs analyze organs and substances found at building on Boy French street.
October 31 report states no trace has been found of a missing Army plane from Syracuse on a routine night flight. William Barohn and two other Miers disappeared on September 19. parents and relatives continue private search at town expense. Leona Barohn, wife of Lt Barohn, had been in Erie then traveled to Syracuse to aid in the hunt as three vigilian planes search wooded Maine areas.
An ad touts a medical formula mixing vitamins and hormones to restore youth spirit vitality and pleasure for middle aged men. It claims renewed energy and enjoyment through a labeled regimen available at Reval Cul Rate Drug Store and druggists for 3 dollars.
Milton A Bailey, a veteran of Sicily and Anzio, returns to Deshon for treatment of war wounds. He served in Company A with the 4th Battalion and spent weeks under heavy fire before evacuation to base hospitals. He later reached Halloran General Hospital and is now at Deshon and Butler for ongoing care.
Missionary Norman Warner from Saylor Kentucky will show colored slides of his work to the Kentucky mountains in Elgin Church on Wednesday November 1. He will be aided by Bunny Chueh in a devotional event framed as a missionary report.
Miss Marilyn Larson stepped into an open shaft at the Hotel Jamestown around 6 40 am. She escaped serious injuries after falling into the elevator pit, landing between bumper springs and lying between the springs before responders assisted her. The hotel staff and management investigated the incident and noted she had entered a darkened shaft as the doors were opened.
Public sale Friday November 3 at 1 noon four miles south of Union City on Rue known as Davis Farm to liquidate 23 Guernsey and Botstein cows 6 due to freshen combined with yearlings heifers calves and bulls. Includes John Deere tractors haying equipment McDeering gear milking machinery and farm implements. Cash terms. Listed owners Asher Arthur Seanten Spartansburg Es
New York trading saw a tentative recovery as Alseratis and Grumman rose to new peaks for 1944. General Motors announced 3.259 billion dollars in 1944 earnings, with per share figures up from last year, while market quotes listed major firms from American Smelters to Boeing and Chrysler, reflecting a broad but cautious upturn in prices and activity.
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