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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
4
The article notes Congress likely to move quickly to terminate national daylight saving time after the war. It recalls the 1942 law that advanced clocks and the interrupted efforts to repeal DST postwar, including presidential vetoes and eventual overrides. It mentions the 1918 Standard Time Act and past farmer protests shaping time policy.
An article discusses wart causation and types including common plantar and palmer warts. It notes no proven link between handling toads or trays and warts, emphasizes complete removal with minimal tissue damage, and suggests surgery as a last resort with radiation therapy offered as a painless option by experienced practitioners.
Investigation into the abandonment of a wrecked automobile on Route 1% near Maxvilee led the sheriff to confirm a stolen vehicle report. The car, traced to Violet Grant of Exgertaville, had been driven by her 46 year old son to Chautauqua, where it struck a culvert and was badly damaged. He allegedly abandoned the car and returned home.
The report highlights a vehicle crash involving Joe Bichynski and Harry Holton with heavy damage to both cars. It notes progress on the 1925 paving program, Wright street work, and ongoing demolition prep for a large Ajax Works warehouse on West Washington street. Also mentions General Andrews’ Chautauqua visit, a drowning death of Ralph Hall near North Clymer, and the death of James Donane in Greenville, a former local business figure.
The text notes daylight saving began during wartime and was extended in many nations. It details the termination process by resolution, the return to standard time on the last Sunday of October, and references Britain’s double summer time. It cites forecasts of energy savings and farmers’ preferences, with congressional action expected to end daylight saving.
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In Meadville Pennsylvania on August 24 electrician HJ Locker of Greenville sustained a severe electric shock after contact with a 12 000 volt live wire while pulling from a pole at the Keystone Ordnance Works. He lost part of his left ear and was reported in fair condition.
The passage notes mild skin conditions with intact skin and non serious lesions. It mentions superstition and suggestive therapy as common beliefs, alongside the belief that X ray treatment for warts is sensible and satisfactory.
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