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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
4
Daily Dozen notes from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania on a machine that records footstep sounds of an ant. It warns noise harms concentration, raises blood pressure and slows digestion, with fear of noise being a natural reflex. It cites eardrum rupture from blasts and predicts widespread injury to troops and workers in noisy workplaces.
Twenty years ago four percent taken from journal files dated April 14 1928 report Ensign John Brunner now transferred to Oil City as a lessor of the Joel Salvation Army. Announcement of Corry’s officer promotion made today. Rehearsals for a veterans minstrel show progress under Milan Waller to be held at the High School auditorium April 2 and 3. Mrs Florence Agnes Giblis dies in Columbus at her parents home on West Pleasant Street. Keystone Construction makes rapid progress on East Main Street with about a thousand feet of curb laid.
A report from Hyde Park details President Roosevelt's death ending a career marked by four terms and public service. Burial rites will be led by Rev Dr George W Anthony with church officials at St James and St John's noted. Mrs Roosevelt and family rushed to the cottage as news spread among polio patients awaiting his planned visit.
War time dispatch describes Roosevelt’s sudden headache at 1:30 PM and loss of consciousness followed by death at 2:35 PM. Secretary Haasett announces the death and Dr. Bruen provides medical statement. Mentioned are Miss Louis Delano and artist N Robbins at the scene. Also notes George Bousewine’s appeal rights in a bribery case from Norris Town.
Erie April 18 Judge Allison D Wade ruled on a bill in equity brought by 75 Chestnut Hill residents alleging a local turkey farm harms health and happiness due to odors. The ruling discusses whether the farm constitutes a nuisance and the need to prove detriment to the area.
The nation mourns the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt as World War II momentum continues. The obituary lauds his leadership through crises, wartime mobilization, and social reforms while noting critics and the transition to postwar challenges.
A playful Q and A set asks 10 questions about sports and politics, spelling and word meanings, and trivia from a bygone era. It includes queries on the Cleveland Indians manager, dollar bill color quirks, adult meaning, presidential vote totals, motion reversal, Palermo’s island, a corrected quote, Hoover era Navy secretary, two‑hand Five Hundred card deck, and an illusory living animal.
Beautiful church programs mark Corry's Easter observance with special choir music across churches. Weather remained generally fine Sunday as believers celebrated the resurrection. Also notes a clever reuse idea for leftover soap scraps packaged in a Turkish toweling bag over the shower spray.
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