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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1943

Page

2

Buck, Bucktown Buck, big game hunter at Rex

Prank Buck the famous big game hunter and radio star appears in person at the Rex on Tuesday afternoon and evening. The event promotes a busy local week with community notices, wartime appointments, and safety alerts interleaved.

Buck Rex Merver Franz Brenklin Joseph A. Woloxyn Prantolin Iretiow Anthony Wolozyn Pacific Street Aegarding War Department Frank Buck the Rex

Conversion steps to automate coal burning in UM area

In Anthinasia Gon Tn districts where fuel oil is banned, many former ashore sites switch to automated coal. The plan lists five steps: air intake and oil burner replacement, cast stone cut interior, passer stoker with retort center, install brick heart unit, and connect electric controls.

Anthinasia Asore Pasjueur Frebrick Beartit

Poor feed crops hit dairy pork production map next year

Washington Sept 11 The Agriculture Department warned that uneven feed supplies after this year’s harvests due to poor corn and other crops will affect dairy pork and poultry output next year. Shipping problems and droughts in July and August worsen prospects particularly in New England Middle Atlantic south central and southwestern states.

Washington Agricultural Department New England Middle Atlantic South Central

Bombers Blast Naples Ring As Allies Hit Convoys

Allied reports say continuous American and British bomber raids ring Naples, targeting communications in a six mile arc to bar German reinforcements to the Fifth Army. U S A-88 dive bombers also struck large German convoys moving toward Naples and Salerno fronts.

Mauvemveeres North Africa Naples Fifth Army

Youths Linked to Other Thefts Explored

Police investigate four youths arrested for gasoline theft from Charles Parkhurst trucks on East Smith Street. Reports say a heater and radio were stolen from a Pontiac near Waterhouse Garage. The four youths were moved to Erie County Jail after failing to post bail on the gasoline larceny charge.

Charles Parkhurst East Smith Street Waterhouse Erie Country

Open Bids on New City Equipment October 4

Bids for new street department equipment will be opened by City Council at the first meeting next month or on Monday evening October 4. The purchase includes a flatter and plow for street use.

Everting

Italian Fleet Reaches Gibraltar Amid Rome Turmoil

The bulk of the Italian fleet gathered at Gibraltar as Palermo in Sicily was named the new seat of the Italian seav erment. Badoglio rumored killed on Sept 9. Vittorio Emanuele II still in Rome, monarchy uncertain after Hitler threats. Berlin claimed abdication. Italy and German forces clash in northern Italy and the Balkans. William R. Lynett leaves War Department after a year as civil service aide in the press branch.

Jogilo Sicily Palermo Sevarment Badoglio Thalian Solders Rome Vittorio Emanuele II Soveign Hitler Badogna Tuehrer Berlin Hadh Crows Price Amberto Italy Algiers Turin Vittorio Ruggiero Milan Nei Mold Erwin Rommel Itali Balkans Lynet WAT Post Washington William R. Lynet Sermion

Transportation in America Through Wars and Cars

A fragmented account notes how in 1917 only about 4.4 million passenger cars existed with few buses, forcing reliance on trains. By 1940 the shift toward war mobilization reduced daily train travel, while auto use rose, and mail and public transport systems faced strain amid national upheaval.

America

Beaverdam Plans Special Services Opens School

The Beaverdam school opens Tuesday with Mrs Lena Slye as teacher and twenty nine students enrolled. Wayne Valley United Brethren hosts services Sunday with eleven o'clock morning, two o'clock afternoon, and eight o'clock evening, plus a noon basket dinner. A Wednesday prayers meeting at 8 and a Holy Spirit study class led by Mrs J Hal Smith follows.

Local Social Notes and Military Promotion Update

A string of social visits and family gatherings reports Mrs Edna Williams returning with her children from her parents the Petersons after two weeks. Mabel Quebee Jett travels to Buffalo for a sister’s illness. The Proctors and Higleys host Leonard Proctor and family for Sunday dinner. W H Cummings and Floyd Marsh visit Erie on business. Will Fullom and Mollie Pullom visit Annie McDonnell and sons. Wayne Skiff and daughter Charlotte dine with Norman Maynard’s family. Lea Jones and family spend Sunday with Ralph Cheney in Union City. Claude Maynard and family spend Labor Day with Mark Proctor’s in North East. Rey Mulgin’s mother heads to Franklin and Titusville. Also noted is Bryansk near Orel beginning to develop munitions. Titusville’s John A Morgan promoted to captain at Seymour Johnson Field in NC.

Wayne Valley Johnrobert Sill Sill Harold Osborne Betty Virginia Harold Ralph Osborne Ethel Glass Waterford Clinton Bolard Union City Harold Jensen Buffalo N.Y Jack Reynolds Floyd Arch Webb Earl Webb Floyd Webb Harold Webb Gerald Chelton Anne Seidler Marion Behan Cottage Hill Juanita John Crowell Geraldine Cummings June Jones Betty Maynard Richard Stutzman Corry High School Jeanniene Swan Howard Gregory David Crowell Corry Tunlot High School Beaverdam Lena Slye Clifton Proctor Mirs. Gara Proctor Los Angeles Calif Greyhound Ervin Roth Milford Neb Ammon Hershberger Arlene Williard Hershberger Clayton Troyer Sterling Rediger Norman ‘Maynard Ot Ther Wayne Ellwood BoYard Dale Hilliard D.D. Reno Youngsville Wayne Skiff Charlotte Hlahr Ski and J. Alien Spartansburg Dan Lindlets McKeesport Wis Gertrude Sehlents Dayton Ohio J. Hal Smith Havel Marsh Ellenore Thayer Shirley Dickinson Cleveland Grove City George Mulvin Allen Mia James A Higley Little Gobley Ployet Nickens Tod Chemical War Division Robert Mulvin Edna Williams Peterson Mabel Quebee Jett Herols Densen Carl Proctor Rexford, Proctor James A. Higley Leon Proctor W. H. Cummings Floyd Marsh Erie Will Fullom Clitard Pullom Centerville Annie McDonnell Tom Owen Fullom Norman Maynard Lea Jones Ralph Cheney Claude Maynard Labor Day

Fragmentary OCR Note Points to Assistance Request

The readable text hints at a request for assistance and a showing, with fragmented wording and missing details. It references a situation, time hints, and possible points about shots or timing, but no clear names, places, dates, or organizations are discernible.

Fragmented OCR reads like halted wartime chatter

Jumbled phrases imply a wartime brief with scattered names and events. The text hints at alliances, fronts, and surrender talk, mentioning Axis powers and Balkan theaters amid unclear quotes and garbled speech.

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