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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

6

Pennsylvania Farm Column Predicts Cigar Leaf Crop Near 49 Million

Harrisburg reports the Federal State Crop Reporting Service predicts nearly 49 million pounds of cigar leaf tobacco from about 33,600 acres in 10 Pennsylvania counties despite a summer drought. Drought reduced yields for cabbage carrots celery cucumbers and spinach, with cabbage and apple crops also affected though apples may place fourth among states.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Keystone Washington New York Virginia

Private Beck Killed in Action Six Months After Induction

Lander, Sept 21 Private Pye Richard Beck son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck of Farmington township was killed in action in France after only about five weeks in combat. A 1941 Lander High School graduate, he enlisted March 13 1944 and trained at Camp Blanding Florida. He had been home on furlough and left for Fort Meade August 1. He was killed September 6, four weeks after departure from Maryland. His uncle Homer Eccles was the first Farmington soldier killed in World War I.

Lander Tesshan Pye Richard Beck Ernest Beck France War Department Beck Farmington Township Homer Eccles Lander High School Army Camp Blanding Fla Fort Meade

14 DRAFT DODGERS INDICTED AT ERIE

Erie PA September report notes Theodore F. Dickey of Punxsutawney jailed for three years after conviction for objector case. A Federal grand jury indicted 14 youths for failing to report to draft boards. Individuals named include Otis Gatewood Sharon Curtis Co Armbrust Greensburg Walter Bickel Franklin Gatewood Bernard Hope and George Cunningham all of Sharon plus Alberk Wright Enon Valley. Paul Knauer Butler indicted for forging a government check.

Sassuuayeu Greensburg Walter G. Bickel Frantstin Gatewood Bernard W. Hope George Cunningham Sharon Alberk Wright Enon Valley Paul D. Knauer Butler

Escape reported from Bellefonte honor farm near Erie

Erie Sept 21 Logan alias Parker, a 34 year old burglar who had been sentenced to six and a half to five years at Western Penitentiary escaped Tuesday afternoon from the Bellefonte honor farm. He had been linked to break ins on Beech avenue and other Glenwood district burglaries. The officer in charge said Loasch was seen placing coins in a Geld at the time of the escape. His minimum sentence expires May 24 1915.

Erie Vosepn Logsen Parker Glenwood Western Penitentiary Honor Farm Bellefonte Stanley J. Jubeja Loesch Joe Williams Beech Avenue Winglavies Corp Samuel S. Mollenkol Loasch

Thompson's Borsama Tablets Promised to Aid Kidneys

An advertisement touts Thompson's Borsama Tables as a cure for sluggish kidneys and urinary discomfort. It claims the tablets purify blood by aiding kidney filtration, with novelty phrases about waste and pains. The text uses sensational capitalization and misspellings typical of late historic ads.

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Red Newspapers Attack Finland to Amertated Press

Soviet led newspapers in Moscow accuse Finnish authorities of breaking a pre armistice promise to disarm German forces in Finland and turn them over to the Red Army high command. A Helsinki dispatch notes the Allied armistice control commission has arrived and a new Finnish government may form with Eero Osterman as premier candidate.

Moscow Tavestla Playdd Boviel Misty Today Pinsish Pinland Red Army High Command Pinnish Finland Helsinki Allied Armistice Control Commission Danov Klaus Kuril Erhu Oastren Finnish Supreme Court Henttl Hackzell

Union City Men Held In Theft Of Wood

Union City residents Brib, ocpu, and Mike Melnick, Waterford, face larceny charges after state police allege they stole five loads of wood from Rendfuss saw mill in Greene township. Troopers Willard Schauer said two suspects were arrested Wednesday night. a third is expected to be arrested today as the investigation continues.

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County's Twentieth Polio Case Listed

Erie reports its twentieth infantile paralysis case as a 16 year old boy near Harbors Brook is admitted to Lake View Municipal Hospital with paralysis in the left arm. Dr. James Smith says the illness is mild and notes the city and county total now reaches 20 cases.

Erie James Smut Erie County Harbors Brook Lake View Muncips Hospital Smith

OPA economists see price level held to 1942 marks

Washington Sept 21 Associated Press Office of Price Administration economists said reconversion prices can be kept to 1942 levels in many cases even if the War Labor Board wage formula is modified. WEB panel said the president may adjust wage controls to match cost of living. Bowles notes manufacturers expect 1942 price tags on goods after defeat of Germany.

Associated Press Washington Office of Price Administration War Labor Board OPA Chester Bowles Germany

Pennsylvania wage earners set wartime weekly income peak

In Philadelphia on September 21 the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported Pennsylvania wage earners averaged 48.17 dollars weekly in August, a wartime peak based on 2,800 plants. Payrolls and working time rose two percent from July to August, while year over year employment and hours fell three percent. Employment rose 19 percent in August in Chambersburg, with payrolls up six percent overall.

Allied Airborne Cut Off By Germans Amid Fierce Fighting

Allied airborne forces, dropped five days earlier, are reported cut off by German lines as fighting grows relentless near the Siegfried Line. Allied planes make two supply runs while German antiaircraft shoots down several planes. Third and Seventh Armies push east of the Moselle with heavy opposition, seizing Chatel near Moselle and advancing toward Belfort Gap amid renewed German resistance.

Almna Yrote Torde Second Army Siegfried Line Associated Press Don Whitehead Moselle River France U.S Third Army Chatel Moselle Nancy Luneville Seventh Army Belfort Tne

Well Known Pastor Dies in Lansdowne

Dr. Charles Cleland renowned pastor of the United Presbyterian Church died last night at his home in Lansdowne near Philadelphia. He was 79 and served the ministry for decades, shaping church work and community outreach.

Irregular Trade and Names From Damaged OCR Fragment

The fragment lists better performers such as Montgomery Ward and General Electric while naming intermittent losers like U.S. Steel Chrysler and N Y Central. It includes dozens of misspelled or garbled company names, references to Hirohito, and stray notes on animal feed and pig growth, reflecting scrambled OCR text with no coherent narrative.

Montgomery Ward Kermecott General Electile U.S. Steel Chrysler N. Y. Central Douglas Alveraft American Can American Anaconda Aulantic Refining Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Cko Chrysler Curtiss Wright General Electti General Motors Kennetolyo Montgomery Word National Duty Northern Pacific Pardon Renna KR Socony Vaot Standard Oil Cali Standard OM Studebaker Youngstown S&t Onur Aero Supply Arkansas Cities South Fenn Oil

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