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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1944
Page
4
The Daily Dozen notes massage is an ancient medical practice with roots in China and early civilizations. It traces evolving techniques and cautions against misuse while highlighting physiotherapy emphasis at the University of Pennsylvania and the patient specific nature of massage in disease care.
Erie reports nearly full return to work as fishermen agree to continue operations unless price per pound drops below six cents. Companies cite market losses from low prices while Canadian deliveries reach Buffalo at five cents per pound, about 44 cents in US currency.
A Ford truck driven by Mr Nagle and owned by D M Alford collided with a Ford coupe owned and driven by Mark Fallom on Macadaim Road north of the city. Both drivers and passengers escaped unharmed though the cars were badly smashed. Melvin Dowse was injured lightly after being struck by his own car on First Avenue while attempting to crank it in gear. A. F. Munger was elected head of the Corry Motor Club for the coming year, succeeding A F Brown. Senior Class of Corry High hosted a banquet for the Class of 1925 at Parish Hall, described as one of the finest ever. Mrs Elwyn Crapser, long ill, showing slow improvement at home. Mrs Nate Dora Northrup, wife of Anson Northrup, died at 56 after a stroke suffered a week ago, at home near Spartaksboro.
The telegram to Mr and Mrs Louis Meyers of Chase Street confirms their son James Meyers a U S Infantry lieutenant has been missing in Italy since March 25 He was wounded last fall and received the Purple Heart He was discharged January 1944 and rejoined his company He has brothers serving in the military John Meyers in Las Vegas Robert Meyers in Chatham and Paul Meyers on maneuvers in Louisiana Many boats still operate at the local port amid ongoing fisher men and company tensions at sea
A column debates postwar jobs and private industry versus government spending, arguing regulated phone service, tax impacts, and the need for private industry as the job backbone. It also critiques Socialists, discusses the gold standard and international finance plans, and notes uncertainty in German reparations finance.
Fire destroyed two county voting machines intended for yesterday's primary election. County officials said the Liberty Society club rooms housed polling for the Seventh District of the Fifth Ward. Polling was moved to an unaffected area of the club.
Seven questions challenge readers on Cassino Dominion troops REA Rosetta Stone location Dickens Little Nell athlete term furlongs per mile King who turns to gold Zeneb Prisoner Adam’s ale and Lincoln emancipation true or false.
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