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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1943
Page
3
The readable fragments show a jumbled sequence of letters and incomplete phrases. No clear event, person, or place can be identified, making it impossible to determine a coherent news item or summary.
Labor Day is depicted as a somber holiday with workers enduring long hours and gas shortages, while a separate analysis weighs the potential Allied strategy to target Berlin. The column contrasts domestic labor sacrifice with international warfare prospects, noting political figures and strategic debates shaping wartime policy.
The Prom Journal notes a Sunday break in at Barlow Hardware with loot about 300 dollars, police lacking suspects. Red Cross drive authorized on national level with 5,000 dollars and earthquake aid. Vaughn reports attempted entry at a garage. door damaged, intruders fled. A foggy dawn and car crash near the railroad at Doli leaves three occupants unharmed. Still, a Still Oreab fire causes hospital patients to spill into the street. West Church street paving opens after Keystone Construction completes. Corry's schools anticipate enrollment rising over 1922. high school figures unavailable. Orrin Hillburn and Tree Pilkey wed in Jamestown and will live in Corry. Hillburn to work at National Bank. Guittard Miller represents Corry at National Guard rifle tour at Camp Perry, Ohio.
There are very few strenuowic athletes past 35 years of age. Exceptions have won through life in their sport. They have kept themselves in excellent physical condition. Their muscles heart and blood vessels give resiliency. Most persons need to restrict exercise when around 40 years old. Those out of training should not attempt competitive sports. The trained athlete becomes soft. When hot exercising it takes a period of conditioning to return full capacity. Even then he will not attain former excellence. Some, even at a merry site, react unfavorably to exercise. They suffer breathless exhaustion. Exercise should be for those who see it and can take it.
A fragmented quiz page lists questions on Roosevelt’s potential fourth term, saccharine, a president, Turkish textiles, musical terms, personal anthems, an epic, and other historical prompts. It includes garbled spellings and incomplete names, indicating an OCR-damaged area with stray queries.
The Warren area highlights wartime notes on residents in service, medical and police updates, and civic mentions. Charley Keating, mortician, and labor leader John Lewis are noted among local wartime figures. Local editor Don Wilcox travels to New England for illness, while Steve Banks and Robaczewski are referenced in military service. Whispers on rifle use, changeovers at stations, and community shifts punctuate a bustling home front page.
Franklin, Sept 1 Sel Jumer 5 Petry dn WWWS Amy Ain Corps stationed at Celger Field Washington killed in an Army bomber crash Thursday. Telegram from Col Mason at Geiger Field expressed regret and requested guidance on body disposition. Perry born Aug 9 1922 in Franklin, joined Army Jan 16, Brookin High School graduate 1941, worked at Joy Manufacturing until enlistment.
In Erie Sepl a judge hears a suit by the Mygle Engine and Roller Works to collect face value plus 2 percent interest on $7,000 in city improvement bonds owned by the company. The Magle interests hold $65,000 in bonds and seek similar interest, with owners to receive 2 percent from purchase date to redemption. The case represents the final suit over city improvement bonds in the city.
Gisford Seimayennne, 17, a guest at the Bol Rhodes home in Pleasant township, lies at Warren General Hospital with serious injuries after falling from a horse. The animal trampled and severed the femoral artery, causing heavy blood loss before Ted Hyber and Tater Lind aided her to the hospital where transfusions were given. Amputation may be needed.
Dispatch describes potential Allied invasion of the continent with Britain and American air forces hammering the Channel coast. It notes possible landings at Sardinia, Corsica, Crete and southern France, while strategic forces assess risks and timelines amid cautious signaling from Allied command.
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