Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1944

Page

3

Ballots Marked By County Soldiers to Count

County officials say ballots marked by service members who died before Election Day will be counted. Ralph Benedict, county clerk, notes Pennsylvania law requires the ballot be cast before a date and that death after marking does not invalidate the vote. Some ballots returned as marked have missing or unclear votes, but officers expect ballots from overseas voters and wounded or captured service members to be counted if properly documented.

Ralph Benedict Cluel Benneylvania Erle Dave

De Tense Day Mobilization and Local Developments in Corry

Twenty years ago on September 12 1924 Corry joined a national De Tense Day observance with Company A at the State Armory. Plans discussed for a Columbus Avenue route into the city and a possible East Main street entry for the highway. Bids set for a new addition to Carry Jamestown Mig Corp with work to start after September. Baptist Church held a 21st birthday and supper with officers named for the new year. Edward Kinley Jr born at Well Hospital, eight guests attended the celebration with cake and games at Delock.

Corry Company A State Armory Columbus Prisk Columbus Avenue Carry East Main Street Additton Jamestown Mig. Corp WMC Jessesserititt The Hawr Gallai Alia Help U. S. BS Dairymen Lesgue East Min Street Spa Brooklyn

Abuse of Strike Privilege Sparks Calls to Tighten Law

Editorial discusses strikes as labor weapon under the Smith Connally Act, noting the 30 day cooling-off period and penalties. It argues current law is weak, often unused by the government, and urges strengthening to forbid strikes that disrupt war contracts and plants under national service in wartime.

Crilies

Worth Tubbs Receives Flight Wings at Drake Field

Worth Tubbs of Spar Townsbury Pa has earned silver wings as a flight officer after completing advanced fighter training at Drake Field Selma Alabama. The ceremony marked his readiness for combat instruction in aerial tactics ground defense and altitude missions as a member of the US Army Air Forces.

Worth Tubbs Praig Peed Selma Ala Sim Worth R. Tilbus Sonior Olive A. Tubbs Spartansbury Drake Field Ordlerw Wovind Aschetie Ti Expressen

Automobiles for Sale under wartime ceiling prices

Wartime car listings amid Price and Rationing Board guidance. Dealers advertise ceiling price rules, cash for old cars, and guaranteed deals. Vehicles offered include a 1982 Chevrolet sedan as is with features and a 13-15 First Avenue listing for a Chrysler Box Sedan with radio and heater. Boston's Service Station advertises sale details and contact.

Milan A. J. Aikena Motor Jnew Ehorte Boston

Ohioan on the Vice Presidential Trail

Gov Brady Bricker appears as the first Republican contender for vice president to visit Ohio. The piece notes Democrats have rarely chosen an Ohioan for second place, citing 1888's Allen G. Thurman with Grover Cleveland as a cautionary example. It discusses Ohio’s political weight and the question of why the party has not often elevated an Ohioan to second on the ticket.

Gov. Bricker Ohio

Roorbacks in U S Political History

A concise overview traces roorbacks from 1844 to 1880s campaigns, noting how forged or exaggerated charges were used to influence voters. It cites Baron Roorback's Travels, fake exposes against Garfield, and the lingering warning that late or unverified accusations undermine elections.

Roorback Baron Roorback Jie Dames Palle Garfield-Hancock Garfield California

Untitled quiz questions about history and events

A collection of fragmented quiz questions asks for the date of national elections this year corrections to a sentence, the term used for the American Institute of Public Opinion, the newspaper that ran Lady Plushbottom, the date of the Pearl Harbor attack, the daughters of G Dorla and eget, the Ring of Danmark, the G-44 file, a federal academic control of major transport, and which state has the largest area.

Gor Ninlp Lady Plushbottom Pearl Harbor Gordella Eget Ring of Danmark Fedura Nev Ennuyl Fibia Georgie

Daily Dozen Dr Twaddell and wartime medical strain

The article recounts Dr Twaddell of Wynnewood who returned to practice during a doctor shortage, only to die months later. It notes over 65,000 physicians serving in the armed forces, praises Allied medical care, and urges civilians to conserve doctors by calling only when necessary and cooperating with division physicians as they age.

Thomas Hunt ‘Twaddell M.D Wynnewood Twaddell Philadelphia Bie

Martin Barry Death Anniversary Urged in Schools

Gov. Martin issues proclamation urging observance of Commodore John Barry death anniversary in schools and by citizens. Barry, Irish-born sea captain, was the first U S Navy officer with Washington’s commission. he died September 13, 1803 at Strawberry Hill Philadelphia.

Anymouss Cell Aemecnae Sylvania Cchool Navy Wil Commodore John Barry United States Naval Officers Gov. Martin Barry America George Washington New Republic United States Delaware Constellation Constitution Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Lexington Ward Orine Continental Authority Aghi Washington Trenton-Prince Alliance Burry Strawberry Hi

Dentist Walter O. Barrett Dies Suddenly at 47

Jamestown reports Dr. Walter O. Barrett a 47 year old dentist who had practiced 22 years died at his home from a heart attack. He served on the board for supervisors and had been in good health. A longtime office assistant described his usual Saturday routine and said he appeared in excellent spirits that day. He and Mrs. Barrett were tending their garden when he complained of indigestion and later collapsed.

Barrett Jamestown Walter O. Barrett Board For Supervisors Sherrif's Association East Third Street Ellen Huttbergs

Polio Increases At Jamestown

Jamestown officials report 56 polio cases county wide with 17 of 80 patients discharged at two hospitals since August. Two new county cases include a two year old at Predonia and a young married woman at Brocton as Jamestown sees most cases among city residents. A local theft on Guill Road adds to weekend incidents.

Jamestown Spi Chantauqua County Hospital Tenorié Jamestown General Hospital Will Predoniia Brocton

Governors Bricker and Martin to Attend EAIE Event

Erin September 1 The political spotlight shifts to Bree on September 19 with two governors slated to attend Criswold Place noon meeting and a 2 pm luncheon. John W Bricker Ohio Republican VP nominee and Gov Edward Martin will appear along with former Gov Arthur James as principal speaker for the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women.

Gov. Martin Eaie Erin Barneys Bree John W. Bricker Ohio Namines Sudaner-Ravernar Bricker Wymderessin Griswold Plage

Ridgeway Youth Injured In Pileup On Route Nine

A Ridgway youth, 17 year old Levendyski, of Byrupdale, was badly injured Saturday afternoon when his car left Route Nine, struck an embankment and overturned near St. Martins, about 50 miles south of town. He is listed in Memorial Hospital with a beam concussion and a fracture of the left hand, plus injuries to the left side. State police report the incident occurred after the car crossed the road.

Ridgway Ermeie Levendyski Byruipdale Bat Wonwushion St. Marts Alll Memorial Hospital St. Morya Levendiski

Bradley up for promotion to major general

President Roosevelt today nominated L. Gen. Omar Bradley for promotion in the permanent rank of major general in recognition of his achievements on the battlefields of northern France.

Martin calls off war powers session in Pennsylvania

Governor's office says the request to extend emergency powers was withdrawn as a modification to the war powers session faced delays. Secretary of War Pykersn advised awaiting merits while the general assembly planned related actions for the Pennsylvania Rubber Company site in Jeannette, with efforts to permit limited employment.

Martin Harrisburg Oul Pykersn

Millions Can't Buy Good Health

An old patent medicine ad claims Thompson's Borsoma Tablets boost kidney action by increasing secretion to remove poison waste, promising relief from headaches, dyspepsia, and a foul running nose. It urges readers to buy at drug stores and also promotes Golden Leaf Tablets as a com-plement.

Thompson Soe

Market wrap shows mixed gains on industrials

Associated Press reports New York sentiment after gains in aircraft and other industrials despite a weak day for May producers. Notable names include General Motors, Chrysler, Boeing, Bethlehem Steel, Studebaker, and Montgomery Ward among others. The tone hints at selective recovery following Monday’s rebound.

Associated Press New York Fhrouete Quolubland Newrudn Cs American Smelters Anaconia Atlandié Romine Bendix Aviation Bethnehem Steel Rimini Youngstown Giles Serpinn South Bene AL

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baptist Church Glenn Gauffreau A. N. Goldfinch John Rickers Mabel Carroll George Thomas Victor Orn the Well Hospital Edward Kinley, Sr Delock Sursty AUER Laundaring Lembry Titusville Skeyed Sirge Gieveione Vast Adore Contahing Merchandlise Tyom Ata Rallon Cr Confracuia Johns-Man—ville Gall Garry Smile the Home Insulation CO Parse Street Erie P Hestina den Stewart Concord St Dial Faba Mbryne Phillips Gynn Sill C. M Forbes BGR Hampshire Irving Austin East Main St G. Gleason Clymer Center Street Main Street Congress Street Tig i John Deere H. Jones B.D Union City Atta Zenith Radio West Church St Donne's Hardyare Derry Sterling Deluxe Alarges Ing Sia Ste Roo Rosa McElroy Springs Street Cottrell First Avenue First Dur West Pleasant Si Ailae Mrs. Henry Group Second Avenue Star Por Bronk Street N. Genter Alwet Fred Indy Chirch Gal Lada Perlite Hillery W. Huemaam Erie Penna Sale Ream Predericke Street Aero Supply Herdwond Bya Fr Budge Daily Dozen Medieal Society of the State of Pennsylvania Rinne North Corry Emblem Oil Station N. Genter Colu L. Armitage Les Phone Walker Hamme North Enst Orlon Farm Guill Road MASOP Basket CERTO White House Hetty Fair Agme Dog Food Westfield Pork & Beans Doz Legion Grape Carnival 16Th North East, PA A. Avor Curtis Jewelry Shamburg's News & Sporty Enwiele Ime Tubing Tyekio Pittsburgh Smokehouse Michiven Wealthies Wests Virginia New Jersey Dins and Chippewas Long Island Chippewas Maine Cobblers Italia Russet Burbanks Aks
Search Courier

Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication