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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1943

Page

4

Mt Jewett Hero Killed in West Coast Auto Crash

Staff Sergeant Paul M. Malone of Mt Jewett A South Pacific veteran with 47 bombing missions and multiple citations was killed Monday evening in a vehicle crash near Vantage Washington. His body will be brought home under military escort.

Paul M. Malone Wkane Mt. Jewett Malone Tas Spokane Wash McKean County Malone Tellguitaer United States South Pacific

Battle of Merchant Shipping Vital in Pacific War Effort

Washington analyst argues merchant shipping will decide Pacific battles. He notes Japan's 7.5 million ton prewar fleet, 2.5 million tons sunk since Pearl Harbor, and urges focus on sinking cargo ships to stifle Japan’s invasions from Rabaul to Rangoon. He warns Japan cannot balance losses with new builds amid steel and parts shortages.

Pacific Solomons New Guinea Aleutians Japan Malaya East Indies Robert M. Farrington Washington Wake Island Rabaul Marshall Islands Burma Dutch East Indies Kisin Atul Dapen Britain U. S Selouré Pearl Harbor Rangoon U.S

Baruch warns of concerted action to lift war labor output

Bernard Baruch, elder statesman, criticizes Washington and war contracts for causing erratic labor, 25 percent underproduction in war industry, and high costs. He urges coordinated agency action behind a root plan, thrift with production, and material savings for victory.

Bardoh Bernard M. Baruch Washington Banieh Engles

Kane man sentenced for passing a bogus check

Oscar W. Anderson of Kane was sentenced by Judge Miles B. Kittson to 11 months to 1 year 10 months in prison, plus costs, for passing an 87.50 check drawn on Union Trust Jamestown and cashed at Burkhart Drug in Wealeyville. He pleaded guilty to false pretense. the case notes regulations were followed and transfer provisions discussed. A separate note mentions a Québec road widening project to at least 66 feet.

Kane Oscar W. Anderson Bayard Street Miles B. Kittson Union Crust Company Wearfield Jamestown Jack Wilken Uder Fred Miller Anderson Burkhart Drug Company Wealeyville

Finishing the Job on Prussian Militarism and World Peace

The speech argues Hitler and the Nazi regime must be removed and Prussian militarism uprooted from Germany and Japan to secure lasting peace. It critiques past war mistakes and urges relentless action to dismantle militarist powers, warning that without punishment civilization could be wrecked.

Hitler Germany Japan Britain America

Twenty Years Ago Notes from Journal Files

Selections dated September 22 1923 recount local court cases minor thefts and disappearances. A Carter Hill resident faced charged threats of violence but case dismissed. Police seek youths tied to car theft from Mar F. Coyle. Dr J W Irwin heads to Chicago for cancer therapy paper at seventh annual Auto-Hemic Therapy Foundation meeting. Marian Heath opens a home kindergarten at 130 Second Avenue. Corry High juniors enjoy a farm visit to M J Lynch's Corry RD1. Concord school Parent Teachers Association elects officers for the coming year.

J. W. Trwin Chicago Auto-Hemic Therapy Foundation Society Read

Men in Armed Forces Plan Postwar Careers

AP Features surveyed servicemen about postwar plans. Respondents include Garl Moeller of Detroit who may move from drawing to aviation mechanics, Ray mond Burton of St. Louis who aims for the restaurant business after WAVES service, Fred Kroemer of Dayton who will likely return to hair styling, Alfred Hersh of Staten Island who will marry and pursue commercial aviation, Cecil M. Jones of Amarillo who may go back to radio repair, Jack Miller of Cressboro who plans college then medicine, Arthur Kaplan of Los Angeles pursuing fingerprinting and a civil service path, all reflecting shifts from war roles to civilian careers.

Plains Garl Moeller Army Air Forces Detroit Mich Ship's Cook Raymond Burton St. Louis WAVES SPARS Hunter College Pic Fred Kroemer Dayton Ohio Alfred Hersh Staten Island Cecil M.jones Amarillo Texas Jack Miller USN Cressboro Arthur Kaplan Los Angeles Cal State Bureau of Investigation

Bradford Woman and Son Die Within 36 Hours

Funeral services were held Tuesday for 71-year-old Mrs Emms Gardner Williams and her son Quinton Ry Williams a Bradford athlete who died within 36 hours of his mother. Rev Ernest Davis of First Methodist conducted the rites at 124 Williams Street with many sports leaders and athletes among mourners.

Emms Gardner Williams Quinton Ry Bradford Ernest ¥. Davis Firs Methodist Church

Datly Dozen Froth Medical Society on Tinnitus

The Datly Dozen notes tinnitus as a ringing or singing in the ears often linked to heart or vessel activity, deafness, or teeth. Heat, massage, warm water and hot air have been tried with psychological support offering some relief. no definitive cure exists.

Liberty ship construction and War mobilization figures

A fragment reports on wartime production with emphasis on Victory gardens and railcar handling by Railway Express Agency from a Georgia plant. It notes over 108 miles of welding and casting, a Liberty ship project, and a U S Army division of 39,000 men using about 4,000 motorized vehicles.

Belaise Victory Gardens Lomali Railway Express South Georgia York

Judge grants beer license transfer to new city location

Judge Allison D Wade presiding grants the transfer of Frank Kupper s beer and liquor license from 20th and Peach to 8th and Cascade with approval after finding all qualifications met. The opinion criticizes the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board for refusing the transfer and notes the firm meeting criteria.

Wade Kupper Allison D. Wade Warren Frank Kupper 20Th Peach Streets 8Th Cascade Streets Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board

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