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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1946
Page
4
The article notes experts doubt the national debt can be wiped out within a lifetime. It discusses recent debt reductions from extra cash and the risk debt will rise again without budget surpluses, while President Truman cautions about balancing the budget and higher tax receipts in the near term.
The text reports that hospital admissions in the United States rose to 19 percent of the population, with mental hospitals holding about 40 percent of beds. It notes declines in tuberculosis sanatoria admissions and provides figures for capital beds per 1000 and beds used per 1000. Pennsylvania lists 291 general, 42 mental, and 1 tuberculosis hospital, with 928,507 patient admissions statewide last year.
Fragmented report notes heavy traffic season, pilots club forming to run a pilots lounge and ground school at a house tied to Rhodes and Stormes. Rex Henton, 17, becomes youngest private pilot. Merle Fitzgerald prizes rides. Dad Munger comments on learning to fly. Safety contest with fifteen pilots. trophy at Phillips Jewelry. Mary Carigon dies from 1940 fall injuries. compensation court adjourned March hearing over Carlson’s factory fall and time variation ruling.
From truth iy reading the contest at the end of the first month Mixing visitors of the post last week Included Parne Nearing from Louk Haye on Monday business at the Aero Supply Ralph Dudley then W on business for the GLP Wednesday and Thursday Heilty Jennings Gortland NY my bpatiexs Wednesday Hy Wyatt Meade losing car deal Wednesday Willie Sumner and wife Hamil om Ont Canada Sunday Hotel Uorry Sunday night Weidness with:
A fragment announces a Sunday visit by a person named Jett to see a boy’s matinee. The readable words indicate a travel-related plan and a casual social engagement without clear dates or venues. Further context would clarify exact identities and actions.
The piece surveys past chief justices and associate judges, noting the rarity of promotion from within the court. It cites Rutledge, Hughes, Marshall, Taney, and Chase as examples, and compares tenure averages, while pondering who will head a strained Supreme Court amid absent Jackson at Nuremberg trials.
The Winds Wisintical library reports Bione Subjects for Books and Ghtist and Napoleon rank highly with more titles than Abraham MW. The find highlights a rising collection where Bione and related topics outpace prior leaders in catalog depth.
Erie April 2 seven at 10 a m today to hear charges against about 36 defendants to decide if evidence warrants holding for court trials starting May 13. District Attorney D J McLaughlin expects most marital cases defended by Tuesday except actions connected with the Robert Pish case. A fatal shooting and wounding occurred at a home this morning when Steve Flaherty killed his wife and Miss Helen Taylor and then shot himself. Authorities seek the identity of the mother of a newborn found in the west end earlier in the week. speculation points to a train abandonment but no direct evidence supports this.
Pierce Amaden Cummings aged 46, vice president of N. W. Ayer Son, Inc., died Saturday after a long illness. A native of Tidioute, Pa, he previously worked on newspapers in Philadelphia, Portland, Sago, San Francisco, and Houston. He joined N. W. Ayer in 1929 as a copywriter and became a vice president in 1944.
Answers sought to ten questions from a 20th century classified page. Topics span Hungary and Germany WWI alliance truth, Navy demobilization date, Albania status, Canadian domination, Zhitomir location, Niagara Falls height, early European explorers, interim etymology, Danube final sea, and the painter of The Angelus.
Three aged battleships and two cruisers set sail toward Bikini Atoll for upcoming atomic bomb tests. The Pennsylvan ia, Salt Lake City, and Pensacola depart from Long Beach after service since 1916 and Pearl Harbor damage. Nevada and Arkansas are slated to depart for the Pacific testing site on Wednesday.
Fort Yukon Alaska reports that some plants such as cabbages grow faster in the Arctic summer due to continuous daylight. The extended growing period may equal many ordinary days in the tropics, with temperatures varying around 15 to 16 degrees Fahrenheit.
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