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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
4
Digest describes congenital diaphragmatic hernia also called upside down stomach. It explains how diaphragm defects allow abdominal organs into the chest, the resulting lung impairment, and that modern surgery can repair and reposition organs, reconstruct the diaphragm, and relieve respiratory distress in infants and patients.
Detroit police hold 28 year old Senners and his 26 year old common law wife Helen Senners in a wide ranging investigation. They are accused of automobile theft from Edinboro owner Harry Engh and carry charges including armed robbery larceny fleeing justice and violations of the Dyer and Mann acts. The recovered vehicle bore mismatched license plates from Illinois and Pennsylvania and contained two hunting knives along with $101 found on Mrs Senners during a police search.
Mayville scene as Alphonse Burke and a citizens committee oppose turning the Peacock Inn into a museum. Joseph Rubenstein, attorney for Burke, will meet with Tennant firm lawyers to discuss the purchase with a week to close.
William R. Boyd Jr. of the American Petroleum Institute argues that gasoline and petroleum product prices reflect production costs and competitive forces. He urges cooperation among companies and the public to hold or reduce prices through full production and efficient operation, noting stable markets support enduring profits.
John Pokarski Erie county chief assessor said assessments will be higher this year due to new construction and readjustments but staffing is a problem. Six assessors have already quit and more trouble is expected as salary issues push staff away. Assessments aim for completion by September 1 despite turnover.
Jamestown Aug 15 an 80 year old carpenter Hugh French was found dead at the Roosevelt Theatre on Wednesday morning about 1 6 a m while he and another worker toiled at Brooklyn Square Coroner Samuel Bowers issued a natural death certificate after his inquiry Hospital officials said he died before arrival by police ambulance Funeral arrangements had not been made He is survived by a sister in Connecticut and a brother Clyde W French of Lakewood Other relatives were not disclosed
The text argues that current talks on peace treaties echo Versailles and sow seeds for another war. It notes power politics, secrecy, and fears of betrayals by the Big Four, citing Dr Evatt and the idea of One World as once guiding Allied policy. It stresses the need for a durable peace respecting all nations.
Readers tackle seven quiz questions from a classified page, covering topics from sports and politics to history and geography. Answers hinge on names, dates, and facts, with several items asking about age, time since events, and constitutional provisions. The snippet suggests a broader discussion on peace and justice foundations.
Aug 12 Kane Pennsylvania anticipates 1000 visitors for the yearly hay fever gathering as 6100 residents prepare for pollen sufferers. Tests claim the town lacks ragweed pollen while housing is scarce for the expected crowd until frost in mid September. The item also notes the giraffe as the tallest horned animal at up to 19 feet.
The historical society at Clymer voted Saturday to sell their newly acquired property. Ira L. Davis, former owner, is identified as the buyer candidate. The price is set at $20,000.
Waldo W. Reynolds aged 69, a patient at Warren State Hospital, was found hanging from a drain pipe with a sheet around his neck. Attendants say he eluded them briefly before a quick search confirmed death by his own action. He had been admitted from Polk Venango counties on August 1.
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