Labor and nuts figure in the survey says
Brief notes suggest miners and workers confront shortages as nuts supply and magnesium ore factors are debated. unclear details point to labor and resource issues in a small market.
07 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1943
Page
1
Brief notes suggest miners and workers confront shortages as nuts supply and magnesium ore factors are debated. unclear details point to labor and resource issues in a small market.
The readable fragments reference a church or religious items, a Thursday event, and names such as Sarson and Rieke. There is a mention of tyth or tithes and proper conduct, but the text is garbled with unclear action or outcome. No clear date, place, or organization can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
The last coach of the Pennsylvania Railroad Congress Town Limited split open as rescue crews recovered four more bodies. At least 123 people were hurt as the 16 car train crashed near a curve, with hospitals reporting many near death.
Roosevelt and Churchill renew war talks amid signs of a major development. An Italian peace envoy Galazzi, linked to the Vatican, is en route to Washington. Churchill stays in America. a Mediterranean commission with Russia is reported as formed.
Reported derailment blocks the Erie Railroad main line near Port Jervis New Jersey. Engineer William H Pope and fireman Masso of Jersey City were hospitalized with burns. The No 0 12 car express from Buffalo to Jersey City carried 541 passengers many service members. Rescue workers found multiple victims as crews removed debris and raised wreckage. The disaster at Frankford Junction Philadelphia claimed 68 lives and left many injured.
Four women were injured, several seriously, when the first four cars of a ten car electric train derailed at a Long Island station. The leading car jumped the tracks after wheels seized, sending the locomotive and several cars off the rails. One fireman was found dead near the wreckage. many passengers escaped with no injuries as trains were rerouted. Investigators will seek cause of the boiler explosion and derailment amid reports of a violent blast and scattered debris across the field.
Weekend fatalities climbing toward last year’s 350 mark as major incidents including the Congressional Limited wreck near Philadelphia and a hotel fire push Labor Day tolls higher. Traffic drownings and other deaths add to totals. Treasury report shows September receipts and expenditures with a rising debt level.
Fire crews from Sparta and nearby city checked a blaze that started from an oil water heater in the Rex Stil barber shop, threatening the business district of Spartansburg. The one story frame structure was saved, but adjacent buildings including Nick Petto’s home were scorched. Fire under control by 12:30 PM. no loss estimates yet.
A statewide air raid drill runs through mid morning shopping hours with late alarms and weak warder response. Central headquarters absence delays notification to defense leaders and hampers coordination. No injuries reported as the drill unfolds amid patrolling and public caution in Erie.
Houston authorities report a deadly blaze at a three story midtown hotel leaving 46 dead. About 134 workers and transients registered for lodging. many jumped or fled via fire escapes as flames engulfed the building. Police and firemen are identifying victims while continuing search through the smoldering ruin.
Milwaukee dispatch reports John Cudahy 55, former diplomat and Wisconsin Council of Defense director, died after a horseback riding accident on his Brown Deer estate. He served as ambassador to Belgium in 1940 and to Ireland and Poland earlier, a noted explorer and author.
State police said today they are investigating the drowning of two men near the White Swan Fawn area off West Lake Road on Monday afternoon in Lake Erie.
A Norwegian labor leader, Haakon Liv, addressed a Labor Day gathering in Loveland, urging unity and expressing confidence that fascism would end in Europe. The event featured children’s activities, races, contests, and a concert by the Aero Victory Band, with local dignitaries and organizers listed.
Two individuals were arrested on burglary and theft charges linked to stealing a dog five chickens and a goose from Leon Bennink’s farm in Corry. Clarence Rupp, and Mrs. Lucy Baldwin with accomplice Jaman Vaughan and Pyt Walter Fonton are held for the Warren County grand jury after hearings before Justice Petty Mead. Rupp pleaded guilty. Baldwin pleaded not guilty. The case stems from a July 10 theft and subsequent weekend recovery of part of the property.
Allied headquarters announced that American paratroops and Australian troops captured an enemy airfield in the Salamaua Lae region of New Guinea. The operation disrupted Japanese supply lines, with airborne forces landing behind enemy positions and destroying coastal and inland targets. The mission marked a major aerial assault as part of the broader Allied push in the Markham Valley and Lae area.
Registration begins at St Edward's and Corry Street Schools for the new fall term. Rev Paul Graves announces that enrollment totals will be available later, with planned building sessions and faculty audits to prepare classrooms. A public meeting and welcome events are scheduled, while efforts to add physical education to the curriculum are discussed.
Kin of Cortyites killed in action learn from John McLiehlin of South Center street that his nephew, Frank McLaughlin of Soanie, died in the Steijlan campaign while serving with U S avai forces. Anna McLaughlin, formerly of Cory, Wes, reports the August ath death. No further details. The deceased had been in service about a year. He is survived by his mother and several siblings. mourners include Rev George McLaughlin of California and Mary McLaughlin of West Washington Street.
A severe wind storm swept through the region late last night around 8:46 striking lines of utility and causing damage near Union City. A large plane was seen passing low during the gusts and struck sharply to the south after crossing Cor Ty, narrowly avoiding the storm’s worst.
Sheriff investigates a traffic collision six and a half miles south of Erie on Route 19 that killed two Waterford men, Matt Gush aged 57 and August Jay, with one died at St Vincent's Hospital.
Henry M. Rimir, 4, president judge of the nation county courts, died today in Beaverville hospital where he had been hospitalized for treatment a week. His death marks a major loss for the county judiciary and the local legal community.
The report details Allied advances along the Italian coast with British and Canadian troops advancing near Pulyn and Sas Stefano while U.S. and RAF air offensives target Naples area and central Europe. Soviet forces report captures near Kiev, with Stalino and Slavyansk positions mentioned as part of a broader eastern campaign.
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