Leftovers safety and hot cold diet study overview
A health focused piece notes that refrigeration is advised for leftovers despite old cooling myths. It cites research on germ growth between 44 and 114 degrees Fahrenheit, emphasizes cooking above 116 degrees to kill germs, and cooling to 42 degrees to inhibit growth. It also highlights school lunch nutrition, Peru diet studies, regional heat adaptation, and links eye disorders to emotional factors observed by British doctors.
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U.S
Mghlands
Peru
New England
Plarida
Armed Services
Protects Animals Against Weather in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report from the State Game Commission outlines steps to shield wildlife from a severe winter. Executive Director M. J. Golden says heavy snow and low temperatures may kill wildlife, prompting field crews to distribute food in forests. Feeding sites target wild turkey, ring neck pheasant, white quail, and deer, with special challenges as deer cluster in sheltered spots and resist departure after feeding.
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Harrisburg
State-Game Commission
M. J. Golden
Golden
Rat Bites Man During Quarter Fetch in Dayton
In Dayton, 20-year-old Thomas E. Lane reported a gray rat grabbed a 25 cent coin from bushes and bit his left hand as he bent to pick it up. Lane was treated at a hospital and released.
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Dayton
Chio
Thomas E. Lane
Lane
What Is The Law A Q A column from The Corry Journal
A public service column by Pennsylvania Girl Association and Erie County Bar Association. It answers readers on legal questions with disclaimers that it is informational and not a substitute for legal advice. Questions cover lost policy refunds, deed name issues, and vacation pay under union contracts. Recommendation to consult the State Insurance Commissioner or a lawyer for precise outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania Girl Association
Erie County Har Association
Harrinbury
Pennsylvania
Babson Warns On Minimum Wage Risk To Economy
Babson argues President Kennedy s proposed 125 cent minimum would trigger job losses as employers cut staff to avoid bankruptcy. He warns about wage scale disruption, price increases, and harm to small shops, railroads, and banks while noting foreign competition and unemployment rising without careful policy.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Kennedy
Professors Bay Oe
Germany
Dupun
Italy
Tony
Congress
Divorce fee recovery guidance from a lawyer and court costs
A couple considering reconciliation after a divorce asks about recovering fees. The guidance notes they are not entitled to the full fee but may recover amounts already used for court costs and time spent preparing papers and interviewing witnesses, with final decision resting on discussion with their lawyer.
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Broieny
Lise
Elen
Central
Weil
Univh
PhD
Wachtlin
Otherwice
Whet Wits
Tucson Motorist’s deadly loss of control incident
Bernard R. Thlogna, 24, lost control while driving in Tucson. His car jumped a curb, struck a bus stop, tore through a parking lot fence, damaged a hedge and trees, and crashed into a gasoline station. Police and emergency responders investigated the scene.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bernard R. Thlogna
Wool Growers Offer 1960 Payments Deadline Extended
Warren County farmers are reminded of the 1960 wool program deadlines. Applications for incentive payments must be filed before end of April, with payments tied to unshorn lambs and shorn wool as in prior years. The program outlines per centage payments based on producer costs for wool sales and lambs.
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Columbus
Whalepan
Warren County
Avericulfura
Dodd
Lidiatiog
Juliicen Sales
Salys
Prattuger
Dradverr
Norinal
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air Tne printed Word Is Always There
A fragmentary note highlights the spoken word as air and the printed word as a constant presence, reflecting on how voice and text endure in communication. The piece suggests a contrast between live speech and enduring print in preserving meaning.
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Leon W. Cole
3Rd Ward
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Everett Phillips
2Nd Ward
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Joseph Amoroso
South Center
St. 1St Ward
Srna
Renee An Ser Ge
Serena Hans Tr
Firestone
Tniyeur
Gao
Y Branil
Unie
ODM Tinaarte
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Jim Hammond
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W. M. Crandall Agency
Dale Webster
Mar
Center St
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry
Hammond
Fagle
Dial
Carlyle Fitch's
West Smith Street
Washington St
Corry, PA
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Toni Todd
Ani
Mrybrook
Patton
Arnal Ft
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Friavetale
Vicky Vaughn
Snet
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Gerry
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