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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1943
Page
4
In Corry Pa the paper notes blood transfusion basics distinguishing plasma from corpuscles and explains inherited blood traits. It also reports Finns in winter 1944 era showing war weariness, desire for peace terms with Russia, and reduced Allied support as Nazi troops remain in Finland.
A Washington House Ways and Means Committee initiates long overdue work to simplify federal tax procedures. The piece argues that the task should involve all citizens, noting that some ill informed individuals create confusion during tax collection, complicating the process for everyone.
Twenty years ago Prom Journal items note Governor Pinchot's statewide tour on price regulation and oil strikes with a stop in Erie county. Rev F M Redinger is reappointed pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church after a satisfactory Erie conference. Local larceny case sees two Oil City men bound over to court for stealing Mark Coyle’s automobile. Pirates scout rumored at Titusville game amid Vern Group's pitching form. Mrs Gla Cooper dies at 614 South Center Street. she leaves husband and son Frank. Pauline Walton of Corry High is reported in critical condition at W A Stems home.
A medical note discusses German measles and a new England strain with encephalitis feared but not yet in the U.S. It suggests isolation for affected children and notes misconceptions about measles by country. The piece then shifts to reflections on math ability and a call for simpler federal tax laws to reduce burdens on editors and readers.
Warren sept 24 coroner investigated the death of Mabel Hartley Wilkinson Randall 45 a patient at Warren State Hospital for eleven years from Erie county. She suffered a skull fracture in the assembly room amid other patients. No eyewitness nurses or attendant could provide a clear account of the incident and the body position suggested a fall or push from a bench. Death listed accidental with an inquest scheduled.
Crushed under heavy logs at Brank Hill yard in Eldred Pennsylvania an Arthur Sprague Saw Mill employee died instantly Wednesday evening. The eight log truck driven by Lawrence Swanson 36 of North Nine Mile slipped off an unimproved road into a ditch while descending an incline. Hillyard was riding on the running board when the wheels passed over him.
A quiz item asks multiple quick questions about geography science and sports. It mentions Istanbul county, Greek muse of the dance, water pressure, baseball players, Lugano location, quiver weapons, planets starting with the same letter, Hertzian waves, albinism across races, and the U S Patent Office location.
Arthur X. Hylle, vice president of Oil City Trust Company, veteran of the Spanish American War and Mason, died at Oil City Hospital Thursday morning at 5 45. Born in New Castle on December 29, 1875, he moved to Oil City as a boy and lived there since. He served the Oil City Trust Company for 45 years, rising through positions before health issues forced his retirement.
Funeral services are held at Meadville for Martin Barrett a veteran Erie Railroad conductor who died Wednesday. The Gerry native and brother of Mrs Michael McMahon of Elgin served on work trains and freight runs. Services were at St Brigid church with burial in St Teresa's Union City.
Reporters visit the Erie war price and rationing board offices at 199 East Sth street and contact Robert R. Crotty, ousted chief clerk, as stenographers and clerks scramble for authority on rationing. Crotty is absent. OPA aide Henry Trask leads the office. Two female employees resign, citing refusal to work under the OPA regime, with more resignations expected before Thursday.
Jamesown area plants in Westfield Brocton and Fredonia will need 100 men next Monday morning. Donald S. Appleyard, Jamestown United States Employment Service manager, War Manpower Commission, announced the labor demand.
Sumner E. Nichols, campaign chairman, announced the county bond drive reached 11.6 million with a 600,000 increase since Tuesday. Public demand lagged for smaller lots while authorities urged individuals who can buy one or two bonds to contribute, aiming to top the 12 million goal before closing the books.
Agnes C. McDonald of Erie died August 11 leaving an estate valued at over 100000 in personal property and over 10000 in real estate. The will appoints two daughters, Margaret Shenk of Cleveland and Jean Pinney of Greenwich Conn, as beneficiaries and trusts executor.
Rev John Scanlon will lead a novena and mission at St. Thel as the Little Flower Church in Buffalo New York beginning at 7:30 PM with prayers sermon and benediction. Morning services include 7 and 8 15 o clock high mass daily through Sunday October feast day of St Therese expected to draw large attendance.
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