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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1946

Page

3

Kitchen Cabinet and presidential advisers through history

The piece traces the term kitchen cabinet from Andrew Jackson through John Tyler and later presidents, noting influential advisers outside formal cabinets. It highlights Amos Kendall, cabinet dynamics, and how figures like Fall, Daugherty, and Forbes shaped policy and graft cases in the Harding era, with varied public perceptions of their intellectual stature.

Ickes Truman Jackson John C. Calhoun Eaton Peggy O'Neill Washington Amos Kendall Kendall John Tyler Andrew Johnson Harding Whitehen Albert B- Fall Interior Harry H. Daugherty Charles R. Forbes Fall Allen

City weighs street superintendent plant at next council meeting

Twenty years ago Corry debates city engineering setup with a proposed fusion of street department oversight and engineering duties under new administration. Cassius L. Baker dies after months of illness at his Park Street home. Corry Radio Club forms with Jon L. Brown named state president. Sidewalks become hazardous. two high school girls suffer elbow dislocations. Woman’s Club plans April pageants tracing Corry’s early history.

Corry Radio Club Jon L. Brown

Daily Dozen Health Advice From Pennsylvania Medical Society

The article urges moderation in drinking smoking and exercising to reduce heart strain as speed and modern life rise. It notes the heart beats 70 times per minute and depend on arteries for blood supply, warning about artery thickening with age and enlarged hearts. A sane life plan after 49 is advised to preserve heart function and enjoyment of life.

Non-Suit Ends Farm Action in Mayville Fraud Case

In Mayville a voluntary non-suit ended the fraud action filed by Westfield farmer Charles Cueisinger against Grover A. Winch. The case claimed Winch acted as agent in buying a firm that allegedly lacked the assets represented. Attorney John J. Sullivan moved for non-suit or withdrawal, and the motion was granted after the court found the testimony did not establish a prime case of fraud.

Mayville Supreme Court Charles Cueisinger Westfield Farmer Atchnot Grover A. Winch Orbizinger Winch John J. Sullivan Dunitr Czeizinger CML

Draft Board Medal Presentations Tonight Across Regions

Medal presentations honor uncompensated Selective Service System members to be held at 7 p.m. in the Erie Playhouse with eleven counties represented. Similar events occur concurrently in Morrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Scranton. The 1024 local and appeal board members and government appeal agents with two plus years of service as of August 6 1995 will receive medals authorized by Congress for faithful and loyal service. Major Henry M Gross acting state director invites the public to attend. Governor Martin will address Harrisburg attendees and speak via radio to the statewide hook-up, while Col. Sol Mel Smith former state director presides in Erie and awards medals to 158 recipients.

Erie Morrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Congress Henry M Gross Selective Sergica System Martin Harrisburg Selective Service System

How's Your I. Q. Seven Quick Brain Teasers

A scrambled quiz asks for names and facts across politics science and history. It covers Iran's premier, hydrogen peroxide uses, hydrophobia term, opium burn value in Peiping, Shakespearean Shiplock, a cabinet official’s world tour, Vladivostok's country, a U.S. conscription power, a grim English troops phrase, and woolen fabric damage by riots.

Furn Lo Peiping Shiplock Washington Vladivostok U.S Congress

States Whole Guard Plan Depends On Federal Action

Harrisburg report outlines a flurry of questions about Pennsylvania’s postwar guard plan. Washington action is needed to decide peacetime mobilization, National Guard status, and reactivation of the 28th Division. Officials anticipate cantonment facilities at the former Arsenal site in Harrisburg, with a new training school and housing, but timelines remain uncertain.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Washington Pennsylvanii Winnent Natio al National Guard Congress Jlo Homurhinye Murlin Segoran Nutini Etha Radbinge Department Certonnel Heick Sinte Aarvisburg Army War Department

Bishop Gives Strikers Five Thousand Dollars in Erie

In Erie on February 18, Bishop Mark Lannon boosted the relief fund for strike families with a $5,000 donation. The total rise to 816,500 as chairman Wilbur White announced. Relief requests climb to more than 60 daily with about ait families already aided. White praised the donation as the largest single gift to the campaign toward the $1,000,000 goal, noting it helps meet ongoing requests for assistance from strike-stricken families.

Erie Jol Mark Lannon CIC Wilbur White Gannon

Social Security Agent To Visit Tuesday

A Social Security representative from the UE district office will be at the United States Employment Office at Main and Center streets on Tuesday February 19 at 12:30 PM. Anyone needing information or help with Social Security matters may visit at no charge. Benefits eligibility requires earned wages in covered employment. Office hours are every third Tuesday. next date March 19.

UE Qustrict Social Security Board United States Main Center Streets West Man Street Bernard A. Farnbaugh Brie

County Dairymen Campaign Bonds Open as Prices Rise

County Dairymen's League opens campaign bonds as prices rise for Mille County milk. Amid industrial strike setbacks, investors focus on U S Treasury savings bonds. New York and Pennsylvania reports show high county bond purchases, with $43,229,922 bought by individuals and $26,222,549 in E bonds. Dairy leaders consider subsidies to milk prices, while dairy farmers face protein shortages and potential milk price increases.

Dairymen’s League Victory Unies Pennsylvania U. S, Savings Bonds Division Treasury Departues Baned Silles Cleatin Lry Amry Yergio Ndivielvals

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