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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1943
Page
4
Article outlines gastric neurosis or nervous stomach, noting fullness and upper abdominal distress after meals, belching with little relief from remedies, and potential links to worry and mental strain. Emphasizes physician understanding and encouragement to overcome depression when no organic disease is found.
At Allegheny Ludlum Steel in Dunkirk 260 wire workers halted the 0 o'clock shift Thursday morning. The G10 recognized by the NURB as bargaining agency calls it a wildcat strike as workers seek a 48 hour week. Company aims to shift the plant to a 48 hour schedule, with some departments already at that length. Also reported, the state paid 36911 in March bounties for 262 weasels at 50 cents and 1470 gray foxes at $4 each, with county payouts varying from 3 to 308 dollars.
Twenty years ago the paving replacement on West Washington Street from North Center to Seventh Avenue is set to begin this week by Keystone Construction Co of Meadville. Also noted: Corry mourns BLN Whitmore, a well known local, who died Saturday night in Tuma, Massachusetts while wintering there.
In Pittsburgh on April 9 a jury awarded 7500 to Fred C. Bab cork’s son for electing three men while another claim cited an arm injury from being ejected at the Bab cork Lumber Co office on March 10 1943.
Wayne Valley United Brethren in Christchurch hosts a Revival Day on Sunday April 11 and a series of services through Easter. The schedule lists events from April 12 to April 25 including Bible Night Old Time Region Night Have You Seen Jesus Candle Light Holy Communion and Christ in Fellowship Night with leaders Rev George Mulvin Rev H Ray Hurtis Rev G I Bergman Rev 8 Paul Weaver D D conference superintendent Jamestown Rev W Mutton Union City Rev Cecil Akinn Dewittville N Y and others.
War Manpower Commission warns Jamestown area war material plants may face a serious labor shortage by September as manufacturers report tightening employment conditions. Some expect more women workers will help, while local youths from Corry Union City and Wayne Valley may join the labor pool.
Citizens vent about rationing inequities in gas and meat, noting uneven A and B coupons, disparate local practices, and suspect stock movements. Mayors press for Congressional inquiry as critics call for overhauls to Tekes led distribution and tighter control of petroleum policy.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a tale of brutality and valor amid massacre lore. Mentions a figure named Hiller and a struggle ending in destruction, with references to courage and a lingering glow of heroism amid ruin.
A garbled quiz question set asks to identify an American Brecher as a general diplomat cleric or scientist and includes errors in grammar about T prob ably will come a tittle Tate. It requests who composed Rigoletto and the political figure Prentiss M Brown plus other scattered trivia.
Washington report outlines a graft scheme involving a political corporation allegedly created by three federal bureaus. It collected over $50,000 annually for power transmission between Vancouver Washington and the Bosneville Power Administration. Rep Ditter O% Pay supported naming the Power Administration, the Federal Power Commission and the FH as founding institutions.
Warren Pa April 3 The Warren board of school directors approved a plan to supply milk to undernourished pupils at a nominal price if federal approval is received. The price would average about one cent per gallon. The resignation of Peter Hornin g as an instructor in the South Forest School machine shop was accepted. The state has paid about 20,000 toward the project and $6,000 has been received from the state to apply on payment of machinery for the South Street School machine shop. Two new lathes have been received.
Erie April 9 Angelo DiSantis 20 of 1818 Chestnut street reported missing by wife Mrs Francis DeSantis. He is described as five feet eight inches tall about 140 pounds with brown hair fair complexion scar on left cheek last seen wearing a blue tin striped suit and was employed as a laborer.
A vintage ad touts SAN CUBA Ointment to ease piles and tingling sensations, promising soothing relief and antiseptic protection for minor cuts burns and skin infections. It recommends washing with SAN CURA Soap before applying the ointment and notes availability at druggists.
Harrisburg April report says the present state parole system will be retained with modifications. A Senate Republican caucus committee will amend the plan by replacing the five-member board with a three-member board and report to the caucus Monday. Administration leaders expect final approval of the plan.
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