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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
4
The article explains stuttering as more than a speech habit, tied to emotional instability and psychomotor disorganization. It urges special clinics when available, training for parents and teachers, and a supportive environment that respects the child’s pace and abilities.
Twenty years ago exterior work finished and interior wind up proceeding fast. Motorists complain of West Smith street condition to city line and the canal end below Hatch street where filling made driving difficult. A shoe store break in on West South street saw four pairs of shoes stolen. Donald Williams and Laura Giltner wed at St Johns Church Auburn N Y. Recreation Board to oversee Christmas observance after city withdraws recreation funding. Public health nursing movement continues with progress expected. Consumers urged to demand quality goods, noting conscience and competition affect price.
In Warren a loaded Gundy Trucking Co tank with 49000 gallons of gasoline leaked on Marion Street near Pennsylvania Avenue. Firefighters and refinery workers swiftly transferred fuel to a relief truck, kept bystanders away, and cooled the threat, preventing a possible explosion and disaster.
A Letter to the Evening Journal defends a former high school basketball player barred from this season. The writer cites injuries, medical visits, and alleged coercive coaching as causes, condemning the season’s heavy 43 game schedule and demanding scholastic priority over sport.
A student from Corry High cannot participate due to a clash between a coach’s schedule and school activity. The letter notes acknowledged differences of opinion within the coaching staff were not the cause, and the student would have been willing to submerge them for the school’s athletic program. The writer, Kin A. McKinney, emphasizes the impact on the boy’s scholastic and athletic welfare.
The article argues quality in goods depends on competition and consumer demand. It contends wartime rules restrict competition, threatening high quality and service. Merchants urge rapid relaxation of controls to restore incentives and maintain price and performance standards.
A reader faces a quiz from a periodical listing questions on politics geography language science and history including how many U S Senate seats were contested in November which borough hosts Flatbush which day has the most letters and why Holland is called The Netherlands.
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