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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1943
Page
4
Readers see education as a postwar aim with focus on broad, prepared minds. President Walters argues higher education strengthens citizenship while cautioning against indiscriminate growth. Lippmann praises Allied strategy in the Mediterranean and warns against overreaching. A German soldier quotes imply grim war weariness as Europe’s redemption looms.
The August 27 release titled Obs Alter The War corrects discharge procedures. It states that discharged service men must apply to former employers within 40 days, not 60. Officials of the Selective Service System say WAVES SPARS WACs and Marine Women share the same reemployment rights.
The article notes that before insulin many diabetics died from gangrene, with frequent amputations. It stresses careful foot care, cleanliness, and prompt treatment of injuries to prevent diabetic gangrene, highlighting advances in insulin and infection treatment that improve outcomes.
The report credits progress on a hemispheric initiative to supplant Axis drug products with those made in the Americas both now and after the war. It also notes Belle Boyd, famed Confederate spy, as a decisive influence in General Johnston’s success at Bull Run during the Civil War.
A fragmented page presents a series of trivia items and wordplay about military leaders, flags, continents, birds, governance, archaeology, naval history, colonial claims, pronunciation, and constitutional rights. The readable bits mention names like Aliied air officer Marsat and Charles B Wilton, plus topics on Babylon, midden, and the right to mint.
A physician notes mustache care may shield the upper lip from infection while a line of defense. The text claims most "Pahama" hats originate in Ecuador and Colombia. Soldiers of the 18th Mass group at Gulfport built a day room from scrap lumber and women are described as more practical and reliable political workers.
Ridgway council at its regular meeting authorized the purchase of about $10,000 in Third War Bond drive bonds. A similar amount was bought a year ago. The funds come from the borough water fund.
A firm seedbed holds moisture better than a loose one and reduces the risk of failure in drought years. Seed should be covered shallow, about one quarter inch is ideal.
Roger Babson warns inflation is a rising epidemic threatening investments and daily life. He urges protecting capital with real assets and warns against borrowing. He argues wage gains lag costs, unemployment rises, and small businesses suffer as inflation deepens, risking a future low mood and increased bankruptcies.
The Jamestown board of education approved the New York State School Music Association to host one of nine all-state music clinics at the local high school in November. Rehearsals for bands orchestras and choirs occur Friday afternoon and Saturday with a joint concert Saturday night. Guest conductors will direct the groups. The council ordered the city of Boston to be reminded of the action on Sept 17 1930.
In two separate late afternoon crashes on Sept. 16 three Erielites and two others were injured. Walter Skadow, 1, of East 2th Street, tumbled from behind a parked car near 26th and Brat avenue, struck a car injuring a one year old boy who received bruises. In a second collision at 26th and Ash streets, Harold Davis and Vernon Stafford’s vehicles collided, sending Merle and Eileen Bradley to St Vincent’s with head wounds. Mrs Bradley kept for observation overnight.
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