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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
2
State Senator George H. Pierce and Assemblyman E Herman Magnuson seek early action in the legislature on companion bills authorizing 3350,000 for a new armory here. Also brief notes on local trades and hospital surgical updates and a Warren injury report.
A compact roundup from Titusville and nearby towns covers civic posts, school notices, and local incidents. Highlights include Ido J. Ross Post remarks on population growth, honors in the Warren Forest area arm crop contest, and updates on local factory wage talks, public events, and a diphtheria alert urging protection for children.
A fragmented note describes a powder used for mortars and a brown soothing item with holes punched in it. It mentions a container or sheet packing in cellophane to keep it safe.
A playful muddle of phrases describes extraordinarily rapid grass growth, noting bamboo’s rapid height increase and its botanical grouping. The text mentions bamboo canReach up to 120 feet tall, comparable to a 15 story building, and hints at the Brass family connection.
A reported wage lid set around nine dollars a day would let industry raise wages while removing a ceiling, enabling CIO workers to return to their jobs with about 18 cents more pay. The decision to drop a flat cap follows talks among conferees and economic advisers, with consideration given to a system similar to the old War Labor Board.
A simple guide to relieve mental tension through a warm bath. Gather clean towels and fresh clothes, prepare sudsy water, and gradually immerse to relax. The steps emphasize taking deep breaths and settling into a calm routine for stress relief.
Associated Press reports drastic government steps may cut poultry flocks to ease hunger abroad and support wheat conservation. The Agriculture Department considers restricting poultry feed use and limiting commercial baby chick output as part of President Tru mans wheat conservation plan and export commitments.
At least 14 injured as tornado hits Ardmore Oklahoma with 25 Hovens demolished and many buildings damaged. Rescue workers search debris as darkened streets hinder operations. Co operatives expand in rice producing states aiding drying and bulk storage.
Nutrition notes praise liver as a rich source of iron copper and amino proteins essential for red blood cells. It highlights vitamin A and B vitamins and notes pork and lamb liver offer comparable nutrition to calf liver despite potential contamination concerns regarding dirt and grime.
An Austrian named Damian in 189 is credited with inventing the accordion as a larger development of the month organ. The instrument plays in a single key with bass keys in simple tonic and dominant chords, and is described as not used for serious music but popular among peasants in some European countries.
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