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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1944

Page

4

CAN'T BE DELIVERED Labor vote bargain questioned

From the Railroad Workers Journal an editorial argues that American workers, especially union members, are independent voters. It criticizes labor leaders for promising votes and warns politicians against assuming labor can be bought. It stresses individual judgment over party loyalty and warns of political manipulation.

Ameslesia United States America Wer Democratic Party AFL BIO Rapiblican Party Anes Leo Great Coniley Iitved Knights of Y Samuel Gampers Strensft Labor Movement Butt APL Secordante

Quix questions on literature and history in a jumble

A scrambled prompt asks about identifying the author of The History Of Home Hawke, whether France attracted Napoleonic exile, Tolstoy’s novella on Napoleon, electric power teams, and other varied trivia including a Fortingman Saintaitjeie reference, with unclear end notes and mix of misspellings.

Snié Home Tom Ann France Tolstoy Grihws Penta Fortingman Santaitjeie Monica

Letters to the Editor from Corry Pa 1944 study of Nazi influence

Readers reage on wartime fears of Nazi spies in America and methods to undermine democracy. Letters discuss alleged aircraft workers, labor unions, and two letters accused of staged identity. A second letter argues discharged service members should be released only with jobs, decrying wartime hardship and indifference to veterans.

Omnes Journel

Leftover Potatoes How-To For Creamy Mash Or Cup

A fragmented recipe explains using leftover potatoes by adding a little water and milk to dissolve lumps. It suggests stirring until smooth, then adding an egg or butter, and thinning with hot milk to reach the desired amount.

Twenty Years Ago In The Chamber Graft And Local News

Twenty years ago the Chamber of Commerce faced denials from directors while a rural mail carrier Albert Bishop of Union City suffered a fractured jaw and severe facial injuries in an automobile accident. A new Pennsylvania Railroad track facility would aid freight by mid next week. A coroner’s inquest into Carlyle Duke’s death blamed negligence of the railroad. Corry Motor Oki plans to cooperate on West Smith street repairs. Kurle Brass and Wood Bed Co becomes Kurtz Cage Goods Co. A daughter was born at Buffalo General Hospital to Dr. Ralph DeGratt and his wife formerly Ethel Macres.

Evening Journal Oe Csicarove Fred Kimball, Inc BIW New York Michigan Square Ghicazo Detroit Ghataber Pittsburgh Weightman Philadelphia Associated Press Corry Schwarts Albert Bishop Union City Bishop Corry Hospital Pennsylvania Railroad Martin Depuy Mark Fullom Carlyle Duke West Smith Priest Crossing Corry Motor Oki West Smith Street Lab Kurle Brass and Wood Bed Company Kurtz Cage Goods Co Buffalo General Hospital Ralph DeGratt DeGratt Ethel Macres

Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania

From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania the Daily Dozen discusses the rising diabetes rate in the United States and how heredity age sex body build and racial stock affect risk. It notes 800000 diabetics nationally and one diabetic per 170 people, stressing diet exercise and patient cooperation for better control.

The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania United States Sewish Stook

Aftermath in Hendaye France as German retreat ends

UnaRins reports from Hendaye that the German occupation crumbled in southern France with the French Forces of Interior restoring order. Wehrmacht withdrawals left a small occupation footprint, with few civilian prisoners and widespread relief as trains and roads resume normal operations. Local officials like Fernand Irigoyen resume governance, emphasizing rebuilding and calm.

UnaRins Ee FFI France Wehrmacht The Riviera Normandy Army of the Underground Inyr Order EFL Lsst Toupes Bordeaux Toire West Gersmans EPT Bordag Hendaye PPT FFT Perpignan Toulouse BET Prepoelimien

OPA Sets Rationing Rules for Meats Fats Sugar and More

The OPA outlines rationing for meats and fats with four book stamps and various limits through 1945. Sugar stamps 30 through 3x valid for five pounds per person until February 28, 1945, with other book stamps continuing in effect. Shoes and fuel oil coupons cover specific periods and regions, with some stamps valid indefinitely or until set dates.

Albany soldier home safely from Mediterranean war

Staff Sgt. Albert J. Johnson Jr known as Alby returns to Jamestown after two years of combat service in the Mediterranean theater earning the Air Medal with five oak leaf clusters. He flew 5 missions in a B-25 Marauder over Italy and is headed to Atlantic City for reassignment on September 27.

Mab Corry Joseph Y. Flocdrdi Jamestown Yolhe Tatlon AAP Albert J. Johnson, Jr Alby Ffal Teal Capri Sera Johnson Atlantic City G.T Paridlige

Two Injured in Truck Crash at Franklin

A truck owned by the Arnis Franklin Corporation wrecked on wet pavement near Franklin. Driver John E. Jenkins and companion Wiley Bird Cotterman, 17, sustained cuts and bruises and were treated at Franklin Hospital before being released.

Franklin Wile Birde Cotterman Brain Star Wureker Franklin Hospital

Weak Wartime Floor Stain Removal Tips From Wize Dorothy J

Wartime floor stains and black marks on wooden doors can be removed using wax turpentine or cleaning spirits with carbon tetrachloride as advised by Dorothy J. Wig. The guidance notes rubbing with a cloth dampened by carbon tetrachloride or turpentine to lift grease, remove wax, and restore the floor, followed by reapplying wax once cleaned.

Wize Dorothy J. Wig University of Trinolx Rollage Agriculture

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