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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
4
The article notes William Osler linking tuberculosis to economic status and housing, arguing improved sanitation and hygiene reduce deaths. It cites shortages under OPA price ceilings, showing how control measures cause supply gaps and rationing across clothing and accessories, warning of economic policy penalties.
A reader questions a mixed set of trivia prompts from a classified page reference covering topics from FBI jurisdiction to military divisions and local politics. The item hints at a quiz answer key and requests verification of true false statements and named entities.
Erie officials indicate the 1946 budget will rely on bond refinancing and current tax collections. The Finance Director says anticipate 494 percent collection of current taxes to raise revenues, with possible tax rate at 15.5 mills and some debate over Fire and Police salary increases.
The letter argues OPA clings to rigid price ceilings despite end of war. Retailers demand flexible stabilization to curb inflation, shift emphasis to production, and restore competitive free markets. It compares OPA to Don Quixote and criticizes policy as ineffective.
The United Brethren to Christ church in Corry celebrates its 79th anniversary on Sunday December with special features at morning and evening services. Rev S Pall Weaver of Jamestown NC preaches at 11 am and Rev O Schafer of Erie delivers the evening sermon God Must Speak Again. Music by the Ambassadors for Christ trio from Houghton College will accompany both services.
Burglars pried open a garage safe at Hammond Motor Sales at 1019 East State Street and stole an automobile. The theft occurred after breaking in and rolling a 1,200 pound safe across to the repair area. The thieves picked $21 from the cash register. Police were informed by Paul A. Harmond.
Clark Brothers Company will refuse to abide by a National Labor Relations Board order to cease and desist interference in future collective bargaining, arguing campaign rights under the U S Constitution. Meanwhile the United Automobile Workers mapped strategy for a third attempt to organize Clark employees at an organizing committee meeting.
An ad describes FASTHETH as an improved powder that keeps upper or lower dentures firmly in place without sliding or gum irritation. It claims no slimy feel or odor and works with alkaline non acid formulas.
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