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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1946
Page
4
The article discusses teething as a natural process and debunks the idea that teething causes serious illness. It notes gums sore from new teeth, common discomfort, irregular sleep, and possible appetite changes. It provides typical timing, with first teeth appearing between six and eight months and some variation up to ten to twelve months.
Washington reports the United States failed to secure a formal aviation agreement with Mexico amid Latin American tensions. The piece traces Argentine and British moves, Bermuda accords, and U S plans, noting Mexican demands for 50 50 route and capacity sharing. It lists carriers affected, including Western Eastern Braniff Pan American American Airlines and Mexicana de Aviacion, and mentions ongoing services to Los Angeles.
The 1948 Legislative Reorganization Act praised by the President as a landmark but challenged by Sen. O Mahoney who questions its central committee reduction. The act raised pay and expense allowances, while conflicts over rule changes and lobbying provisions sparked intra party debate. Byrd led opposition to the reforms’ broader goals.
Construction to extend resurfacing now under way from Park Place to Columbus avenue by Corry Wular Company while state constabulary prepares to investigate an arson fire on Wright street. Kiwanis Club discusses pool feasibility as High School coach Glenn Owen arrives from Martins Ferry to bolster the basketball squad. Dorothy Marrow hosts a party for Wendy guests with a treasure hunt and a marshmallow bonfire at The Willows.
Fort Riley hosts a display of about 300 foreign small arms, amassed by Lt Dan O. Mankseh, including a Degtyarov heavy machine gun and a German pistol. The collection aims to provide a comparative study of international and U S armaments for training. The exhibit in a lengthy hall was officially opened by Maj Gen I D White, who awarded Mankseh the Army commendation ribbon.
A set of ten quiz prompts covering U S Senate ratification of a Philippine treaty, a birthday age for Henry Pord, the Decontrol Board chair, the Kw Kis plan in New York, a food value trope, the 52 20 rule, UN veto shifts by Soviet Russia, lawmaker salaries excluding expense accounts, the yellow hammer tool, and San Juan as the capital of a U S territory.
A hay baler owned by Ford Peterson of Prews buys burned when a spark from the motor ignited it on the Glen Donelson farm near Frewsburg Sal. Fire crews from Frewsbury used foam and chemicals to control the blaze. The machine, valued at 1860 two years ago, likely can be repaired. Peterson had produced 21000 bales of hay weighing 60 to 70 pounds each last year.
Slippery Rock, Aug. 26 One Slippery Rock man was killed and two others seriously injured Saturday when their car left Route 8 four miles south of Grove City and rolled several times. Walter Cornelius 21 died at Bushline Hospital Grove City from a fractured skull and internal injuries. Frank G Scheinberg 19 driver and Robert Smith 23 were seriously injured. all three were returned servicemen.
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