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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1952
Page
12
Dr James E Landis of Reading heads a state program for testing and aiding deafened schoolchildren in Pennsylvania. A two year survey in Philadelphia found 1371 pupils with defective hearing, Pittsburgh reported 1173, and 43932 pupils elsewhere in the state had defective hearing.
Pennsylvania National Guard units totaling 210000 personnel will participate in Armed Forces Day on May 17. Open houses, exhibits, weapon displays, and flyovers by Air National Guard fighters will mark the celebration, with local guardsmen in communities lacking nearby Army Navy or Air Force installations serving as the sole armed forces participants.
Harrisburg April 9 The Department of Forests and Waters says the deadline for nursery stock applications is April 10 as it processes orders for about 48 million seedlings and shrubs. 16 seedling varieties remain available and shrubs include rose, crabapple, dogwood, mulberry and hawthorn while stocks last.
Danish salvage of a sunken German U boat after RAF bombing on May 4 1945 sparked speculation Hitler or other top Nazis may have used it to flee the collapsing Reich. No corpses or papers found. ship carried food and no munitions. Divers blasting the hull for metal while remains of crew drift away.
Harrisburg April 9 Pennsylvania's $678000000 a year livestock industry is threatened by a new disease called vibriosis. State secretary of agriculture Miles Horst says scattered cases have been found and district veterinarians will watch farms. A meeting of the Pennsylvania Association of Artificial Breeding Co-operatives outlined plans to gauge its extent. Horst notes vibriosis resembles Bangs disease and Brucellosis, causing abortion and calf losses. lab tests are needed for positive identification.
The text mentions a herd, owner unknown, and a claim about a disease not spreading as fast as Bane's. It notes that compressed air is used in many modern coal mines instead of explosives, citing limited information.
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