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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1943
Page
4
The readable bits show scattered names like Berman Beaver Crider and a July reference. The text is heavily garbled with no clear event, date, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Weather warms as preparations begin for the Third Victory Loan Drive. Police investigate a park incident while stolen bicycles are recovered. County progress on the loan surpasses targets though Philadelphia lags. Local births, college inaugurations, and wartime efforts fill community notices.
Four Erie men charged with illegal possession of gasoline ration coupons pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Schoonmaker. The defendants Salvatore Carmen Marinelli Guthrie face sentencing Tuesday afternoon along with others who already pleaded guilty. The article lists additional defendants from New York City Pittsburgh Cleveland and Washington area.
A madman who threatened Cardinal Dougherty escaped Norristown State Hospital and later visited the cardinal’s Philadelphia home. Police guarded the cardinal after the man, John Havidich, demanded ransom in 1933 and issued death threats. He was captured on the estate grounds and returned to the hospital.
Washington report argues Allied naval dominance since Italy's surrender, with the United States and Britain fielding a fleet larger than Germany or Japan can oppose. It notes new carriers Essex Yorktown Lexington and battleships South Dakota Tacoma Massachusetts Alabama, plus French and Italian assets joining the Allies, to deter axis raids and support invasions.
Pennsylvania milk price increases ordered by the State Milk Control Commission must gain multiple federal approvals before taking effect. Hills chairman John M. McKee said the proposal would proceed to the U S Office of Economic Stabilization for final ruling. New York OPA regional offices signaled boosts of two to three cents per quart over large areas may not be approved, as the War Food Administration and economic stabilization offices balance production maintenance against price changes.
Lawrenson, vice president of the National Maritime Union for the Great Lakes, said lawsuits have been or will be filed in several courts to recover about 9 million dollars in back wages under the fair labor standards act of 1938. The action targets overtime pay retroactive to October 1938 for more than 25,000 seamen on tied-up vessels during lay-up periods who worked 56 hours a week instead of the 40-hour rule.
Army representatives from Aircraft Warning Service headquarters tour Chautauqua county for a series of post inspection meetings. Major Frederick Rusets heads AWS with Charles Helly directing and Private Loomis in charge at Buffalo Ground Observer. Central meetings include Fredonia Teachers College tonight with Serge Kelly talk and Eyes Aloft film. similar sessions follow at Findley Like, Walls Flats, and Ashville High School.
Funeral services for James P. Rossiter 63 longtime Erie resident former mayor and chief counsel for the Erie district OPA were held from Brugger funeral home at 8 30 am then a solemn high mass at St Peters Cathedral. Active pallbearers included Harry Obert Thomas M McCormick John J Mead Carl A Maitis Jacob Held and John A Meyer. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with many prominent citizens and legal colleagues in attendance.
Jamestown plant Norauto Products Tre, dept. 2, wins a new Army Navy E pennant, marking the first time a Jamestown war plant has earned the honor again. The forthcoming award, already vouched for by War Department, recognizes continued outstanding production and spotless service by management and employees.
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