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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1944

Page

3

City commission cuts assessor’s replacement value to 55 percent

Twenty years ago the city altered property values to 70 percent of replacement cost as estimated by A P Mount. The City Commission urged Superintendent Huot Parsons to advise the assessor to use 55 percent of the architect’s appraisal rather than the higher figure. Contractors E Austin and Son, Erie, won the bid for the new addition to the Raymond Mig plant. work will start immediately. A collision at Main and Second injured Leon Bloss and damaged his car. Isabelle Edwards seeks Pasteur Institute treatment after a rabies bite in Oil City. James P. Crown resigns from the Corry Chamber of Commerce as it reorganizes and reduces staff. A newborn, a son, arrived September 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wheeler.

Yash Westley A. P. Mount Huot Parsons Lucwessor E. Austin and Son Erie Con Raymond Mig Isabelle Edwards Hnd Mes Fred Edwards West Pleasant Street Pasteur Institute Pittsburgh Corry Oil City

Ex-Gov James Speaks at Erie Republican Women Meeting

Ex governor James is slated as the principal speaker at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Republican Women annual meeting in Erie on September 19. Mrs John Y. Huber will be honored guest, with potential address by Gov Bricker at Union Station marquee. Luncheon planned at 12 30 p m in Masonic Temple followed by three legislative workshop meetings.

Erte Pennsylvania Arthur H. James John Y. Huber Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women John Bricker Ohio Vic Erie County Council E. Anerson Guv. Bricker Union_Station Masonic ‘Temple Masonic Temple

Will Consider Change in Child Labor Laws

Governor Martin to convene bipartisan committee to review state child labor law. War Department seeks permission for Pennsylvania Rubber Company at Jeannette to hire minors. Committee of seven includes House Speaker T Piss and Senate leaders, to assess changes for production speed.

Ty Remwyantes Esa Harrigburg Martin War Department Pennsylvania Rubber Company Jeannette Sie Tex ‘T. Piss Flanklin H. Lichtenwaller Majority Howe Reuben B. Cube Minority House Charles T Ealy Senate Weldon B. Reybiury Monitority Senate Bernard B McGinnis James Hth

Lieutenant Joseph to assume new post at Lake Placid station

Lt Paul Joseph, based at Lake Placid, joins Col Frederick B. Dudwell's unit in the newly formed Army ground forces. He will oversee a rotating cadre of veterans and staff as the Army restructures to support Moyne redistribution and capacity expansion.

Paul Joseph Lake Placid Lake Itosephy Buck Street Gorey Pi Hk Oulver Une Stud Frederick B. Dudwe Aietiom Putin

Monumental surplus and the hope of markets after war

Experts warn of excess food in the United States as grain meat and fish stocks pile up. A rapid European war conclusion could open sea and land routes, leading to huge exports of food medicines clothing and essentials. The challenge lies in distributing aid while funding and geopolitical lines adapt.

Sam

Notices from the Pub: Lost Items and Local Alerts

A faded notice item lists lost and found items at the Community Pub on Friday night. The fragment mentions a missing merchandise, a purse, and a stray item with unclear ownership, plus a general sense of local neglect and reader concerns. It references a New York date and stock quotations era style, but details are fragmentary.

Bazooka Team Blasts Four German Tanks In Ten Minutes

An American observer recounts a bazooka team action. Pfc Walter C Giedel Stein of Bennett Iowa and Pfc George J Caldwell of Morland Georgia used their rockets thriftily, hitting four tanks in rapid succession. The first hit destroyed a rear crew at ten yards, the officer and crew were killed on the second tank, the third tank crew eliminated by a side hit, and the fourth by a direct nose hit at seventy five yards. The engagement lasted about ten minutes.

Pfc Walter C. Giedelstein Bennett, Ix George J. Caldwell Morland Butch

Daily Dozen Alphabetical List of Medicines Terms

The text presents an alphabetically arranged glossary of medical classifications. It defines terms such as Alternatives Medicines that alter disease courses, Analgesics, Anesthetics, Anthelmintics, Antivemetics, Antiperiodics, Antipyretics, Antiseptics, Antistidorifics, Aromaligs, and Astringents with brief descriptions of their therapeutic actions. The passage is part of a learning resource for students on pharmacology terminology.

Jesson

Memorial Service Held for Pvt Harold Lines at Spring Creek

A memorial service for Private Harold P Lines—killed in action on June 6—drew many friends at Spring Creek Church. The service followed morning worship with VFW color guard, and Rev Waite spoke of Lines army service. Lines, born July 4 1924, attended Columbus and Cleveland high schools and enlisted May 25 1943. He trained at Camp Perry and Ft Benning, joined parachute forces, and served with the 8th Battalion Second Parachute Regiment in North Ireland, England, and France. His family learned of his death and missing status before confirmation of his death on invasion day.

Spring Creek Harold P. Lines Websort Edward Kinley VFW Mr. Waite Pvt. Lines Harold F. Lines Columbus Cleveland Camp Perry Camp Roberts Calif Ft. Benning North Ireland Iater England Co. B 8Th Btn Second Parachute Regiment France War Department Department

Polio cases rise in Chau County as four more reported

Polio totals climb to 55 with four new infections. Jamestown reports a 17 year old girl and a 28 year old married woman in hospital while Sheridan records two brothers among new cases. A boy from Conewango Valley was admitted to a Jamestown hospital, his brother also sick.

Tauqua Jamestown Sheridan Buffalo Hospital Jamestown Hospital Conewingo Valley Spollo

Quiz questions puzzle on geography and history

The list asks where Masurian Lakes are in Germany, the location of Beals Gallery of Art, the sea touching Burma, if blue jays bury acorns, which US naval ships are named after fish, what graphology is, which state is Maryland, which republic Masaryk helped found, country of Giuseppe Garibaldi’s patriotism, a nap called siesta, and the Spanish Festa name.

Germany Burma U.S Rhoda Island Massachusetts Mary Land Thomas G. Masaryk Europe Giuseppe Marcini

City of Erie Faces Deficit in 1945 Budget

Erie officials report a 1945 deficit requiring either tax increases or bond financing of 30,000 dollars while seeking 120,000 dollars in new revenues. Finance Director Joseph C. Martin cautions the city must cover the shortfall with a mix of estimated tax receipts, delinquent taxes, miscellaneous revenues, and department savings totaling about 2,176,182 dollars in net income after adjustments.

Erie

Elgin Infantryman Wounded in France Report

Pvt. Stahowie of Elgin listed as wounded in France while serving with the 90th Infantry Division. He trained at Camp Berkeley, B Camp Granite, Shreveport, Galveston? and Arizona, set to Fort Dix for departure. No details on injury severity available. hospitalized at base in Washington.

Elgin Walley Stahowie Toeeph Stahowie Nelion France War Department Pvt Tantry Fort Dix N. J Aipal Ua Wie

Erie Sisters Attend Brother's Memorial

In Denver sisters Helene and Lowise DeBelle join other kin for a memorial honoring Pvt. Nicholas DeBelle, with ceremonies at the Doubled American Veterans convention. The service, honoring World War II soldiers, follows a tribute at local theaters and includes D A V participants.

Associnwa Cress Denver Septi Juda Dane Gratuar Lonror Kemi Usii Ingerdkins Lys Pvt Nicholas DeBelle Helene Lowise DeBelle Angeline Rewiond Jutta Ian DeBelle Eric

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