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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1944
Page
4
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The article reviews historical barometers such as October state elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana and September votes in Maine and Vermont. It notes past patterns, scandals, and shifts in timing from October to September and Maine as a remaining barometer while modern polls like Gallup are used to gauge presidential chances.
The piece argues that allies must tighten the blockade to curb Sweden's wartime exports to Axis nations. It notes Britain and the United States pressuring Sweden to stop ball bearings and machinery shipments. It criticizes Ireland, Portugal, and others aiding the Axis while urging adherence to international norms.
Reader puzzles test memory on Allied HQ in Italy and World War II trivia. Clues mention Mary Pankhurst, Los Negros, Admiralty Islands, and Pisa’s Leaning Tower with garbled phrases hinting at exam style corrections and vocabulary tasks.
The city reports a swindle investigation by Chief Dunilie targeting Corry merchants. Music Week activities include a May 3 to 10 nationwide observance with a High School concert and glee clubs. Voters anticipate a sharp fight in the Republican primary next Tuesday April 2. A newborn boy joins the East Main Street family. The Carry Post VFW minstrel show comes to the High School auditorium next Thursday and Friday.
The article from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania reviews historic revival practices. It notes ancient techniques such as applying hot coals and wax, shouting, and skin treatments, then contrasts them with modern methods like massage and recognized resuscitation procedures for drowning, asphyxiation, and shock.
The text promotes a laxative alternative by lifestyle changes such as increased exercise and diet, claiming it helps regular bowels. It mentions a product name and urges readers to act today, presenting a non-violent promotional tone.
Harrisburg dispatch notes Pennsylvania health showing improvement with 1843 figures. diphtheria and measles at low ebb, typhoid near low, pneumonia stable, meningitis cases linked to crowded housing. Dr Campbell cites immunization and sanitation as key, with declining diphtheria since 1940 and typhoid drops through preventive measures. Tuberculosis up slightly due to better detection. no statewide outbreaks, and school visits aid early treatment.
A blaze at DuBois Junior High on West Scribner Avenue in Pennsylvania caused extensive damage estimated near 50000. The fire started in the cupola and spread before firefighters confined it to the front section. The auditorium, surrounding rooms, and textbooks suffered heavy damage while students were at lunch. The origin remains under investigation with a chimney spark theory considered.
Edward M. Murphy city solicitor told Mayor Barber that Pittsburgh must petition the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to regulate passenger and freight train speeds. He noted the 1913 act grants power to the utility commission and urged surveys to prove dangerous crossings after a fatal Peach Street incident.
April 19 report cites an Ere gunner missing in action over Brance while servicemen are listed as wounded or missing. Names include Jack T. Myers and Robert Theocore Miller with hometowns and family mentions. Pvt David Randolph lightly wounded in action in Italy.
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