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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1942

Page

4

Ham Fish as 26th district foe to Dewey bid

Central New York politics frame Ham Fish as a potential handicap to Thomas Dewey in New York's 26th district and across the Empire State. The piece tracks Fish's long career, isolationist stance, anti-Communist battles, and past investigations, noting how alliances and past actions affect his governor race prospects and GOP standing.

Charles P. Stewart Fess Coluinl Washington Huyaliin Fish Causa Cane Pillen Ham Fishs Thamiss Dewey New York Ham Minat Hamilton Dewey Bish Tom Ham Empire State Corut Roosevelt

Four Die in Scaffold Fall at Water Plant Site

Dunkirk man and four other workers were killed Monday when a scaffold collapse at the 176 foot water storage tank project near Model Town injured others. Names include Louis G. Chavis Jr and Delbert Prankiog of Niagara Falls, L. C. Bigham of Dunkirk, and Gayhart, Snyder, Pya and Florentini among the injured. The accident occurred at the Ordnance Works plant built by Pre-Loan Company under J. G. White Engineering Corp. Officials said no details were available yet and investigations are underway.

Youngstown Ove Othiers Ontaii Ordiance Modeltown Williane Nicoll To Ord Hance Louis G. Chavis, Jr Thomas Pyato Virwit Plorentini Delbert Prankiog Unitid

US and Canada discuss wage and farm price controls

In Washington, Wage and farm price controls along with enforced savings and a stronger wartime administration are discussed by Leon Henderson and Donald Gordon, signaling Ottawa's lead in inflation control. Gordon warns the U S must move quickly to stabilize its war economy to avoid inflations spreading to both nations. Indifference among American farm and labor groups and government circles is noted as a risk, with calls for higher taxation to curb purchasing power while maintaining war funds.

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Logan rejects charges as fabrication in Harrisburg

Dr Eu Ward Logan, secretary of RETE, denounces Auditor Clay Rows charges as pure fabrication. He accuses the Republican machine of trying to block his campaign and defends payroll practices and delinquent taxes while noting investigations trace to prior administration. Logan faces Democrat Ross in November.

Logan Ross Associated Frown Harrisburg EU Ward B. Logan Rete Cangkal M Logon Sanessign Eoltentims

Government orders force office typewriters back to owners

Private typewriters under seven years old must be returned by September 15 to facilitate government purchases. Renters will have to use older standard machines or used portables. The note compares the typewriter to war instruments, suggesting private loss would cut useless correspondence. Senators visiting Alaska urge action, warning Japanese base fortifications mobilize. They stress unity at home and praise army and navy flyers, hoping for a strong push toward Tokyo from the Aleutians.

United States Aleutian Islands Washington Harold H. Burgh Ohio Alaska Army Navy Ereat Hazard Phils Bether Times Attu Tokio

War Labor Board Criticized by Akron Rubber Exec

William O Neil of General Give Rubber Co denounces the War Labor Board as detrimental to Fal production. He faults its four management and labor reps, plus public members, accusing appointees of being out of touch and biased toward professors rather than industry workers.

Scores Labor Board William O'Neil Akron Rubber War Labor Board General Give & Rubber Co Quble Kobe Ceuitilly

Local News Briefs From Corry Area September 1, 1922

A quantity of liquor seized in Corry was taken to a chemist for analysis and will be used as evidence in court at the September term. City engineers plan a final inspection of East Main sewer, East Church, and Fifth Street projects this afternoon. A Pennsylvanian reports a man from Mayville seeking a New York fishing license, believing he had reached the Empire State. August weather brought varied conditions with mean 63.58 degrees. Over 1000 invitations issued for Potato Day at the Columbus experimental plot under Warren County Farm Bureau. Lafayette M. Wells, 72, of East Main Street Thurstey, died this afternoon. funeral at his home Monday followed by interment at Pile Grove Cemetery.

Teddy New Deal Democratic Tioime Fulm Rafael L. Trujillo Dominican Republic Central America Ham Ham Fish Keared Vietory Tim Flo Corry Evans Tre East Main Street East Church and Fifth Street Dickson Cony Keystone State B. Porter Mayville New York Empire State Columbus Warren County Farm Bureau Lafayette M. Wells

Rail units move Army division by rail across the nation

A rail convoy carries an Army division of about 15 000 with weapons and equipment. Moving 250 miles in 8 days would require 1 600 cars over 10 days. Historical notes include China’s old eclipse record and astronomy punishments. A large English carpet, weighing a ton, was laid in London.

United States

Defining the Middle East in Wartime Nomenclature

In a wide World War analysis, De Witt Mackenzie surveys how governments describe the Middle East and Near East. He notes divisions between U S state and war offices, and British and Allied usage, with Egypt to Afghanistan variously labeled as Near or Middle East. He argues the British War Office definition, grouping areas under a Middle East command, is the most practical for current prints.

Middle East DE Witt MacKenzie Richie Near East Washington London State Department Greece U.S. War Office MacKenziepartment Egypt Lybia Nash Turkey Asiatio Palestine Sil Spti British Foreign Office Wei East Beypt Trans-Jordan Irad Arbia Syria Basi

Brazil Stands Ready to Aid Allied War Effort

Brazil the first South American nation to declare war on the Axis plans real material and moral aid for the Allied cause. The country is large with 45 million people, borders nearly all neighbors, and fields 100 000 regular troops with 200 000 in reserve. Its Navy includes five ships and multiple submarines, while its air force expands, reflecting a strong anti Axis stance amid internal German and Japanese minority communities.

Brazil Grapa United States Brasil Chile Ecuagior Navy Addilon Pageatime Sap X Medical

Daily Dozen Front Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

A historical note on blindness statistics in the US lists figures by age and race, noting there are over 117000 totally blind people and that blindness varies by gender and race. It discusses the potential for treatment and the impact of public support on those with vision loss.

Daily Dozen Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Columns

A scrambled grades page presents a daily quiz with questions about a foreign newspaper named Red Star, a new vessel shown to Queen Helina by President Roosevelt at the Washington Navy Yard, the head of the Women's Reserve of the Navy, Anthony's post in the British Government, and various age and place clues. The fragmentary items mix misprints and garbled names, suggesting a reader challenge in the classified section.

Red Star Roosevelt Washington Navy Yard Anthony Olivia Santoro Ihe Chonica Cotham

Scannell Defeated for Chautauqua County Democratic Chair

Mayville report says Daniel P. Scannell of Dunkirk lost his bid for reelection as county chairman of the Democratic Party. Clinton H. Watson of Jamestown was elected with 7497½ votes to Scannell’s 5842½, in a move led by the first assembly district and joined by Dunkirk and Hanover daily committeemen.

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Warren County Manpower Delivers 98 for Induction

Warren County reports 98 men sent for U S. armed forces induction. Local Board No. 2 dispatched 55 men Monday for physical examinations and induction, following a weekend group from Local Board No. 2. Earlier, 40 were sent from Local Board No. 1. The September list notes a single volunteer among Local Board No. 2 draftees, joining the August quota.

Warren County

Aged Betula Resident Ends Life by Hanging

Sm sb HroHt. eH September 1. Alive Shuma Wilson 70 a Betula native of Mullean county was found dead about 6 o clock Sunday evening in the barn behind the O F Dolingon home at Betula. The coroner's office stated a death by own action certificate was issued. Despondent since the death of her husband Robert N Wilson in 1898 she was last seen alive at 1 o'clock yesterday morning when she ate breakfast with her family. When the other members returned from church they did not see Mrs. Wilson but believed she was in her room, her grandson Richard Johnson found the body.

Shuma Wilson Betula Mullean O. F. Dolingon

Evening Radio Schedule and Musical Lineup Overview

Broadcast listing outlines NBC and CBS programs for the evening hour, highlighting shows featuring Meredith Willson, John Nesbitt, Tommy Dorsey, and Carmen Cavallary Orchestra. Also notes roundtables on industry safety, jazz and orchestral segments, and a murder clinic thriller later strands.

NBC Meredith Willson John Nesbitt Willy Judy Tommy Dorsey Ed Bast Famous Jury Prials Carmen Cavallery Orchestra MBS Gould

Australia’s unusual trees shed burs and birds flee

A disrupted forest scene in Australia shows trees releasing burs rather than flowers and wildlife reacting with widespread movement. The report notes unusual plant behavior and related animal responses across several regions.

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