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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1951
Page
4
The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco was completed in 1937. It features a main span of 4 200 feet and is renowned for its engineering milestone.
Typhus hits Chinese Communist forces reports warn typhus epidemic weakens Red armies. World War II and World War I references note vaccination and high mortality in ghettos and Serbian fronts. Pittsburgh area councilmen from Homestead testify before a state grand jury on vice and corruption charges.
A fire gutted and damaged the upper level of a frame house owned by Mrs. Jennie Bowell on West Church Street while the residence was empty. World War veterans and friends attended funeral services for Major Ras Gelas W Brown at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The Corry High Beavers lost 30 25 to Strong Vincent on Erie court after leading most of the game. Corry Jamestown Magazine staff held a dinner at Hotel Corry with 16 attendees to discuss spring plans and business outlooks. Miss Mary Sullivan, in New York on a Nast Ladies Shop buying trip, returned home. The Smithsonian Institution offers 12 series of scientific publications free to the public.
January 26 marked General Douglas MacArthur’s birthday anniversary. The quiz asks ten questions on diverse topics from Terpsichorean art to Dickens and famous women, ending with a geometry question about the longest side of a right triangle.
A fire near Conneaut Lake swept a home as Mrs. Mary Phelps 65 rescued her crippled son Lyle 32 and two grandchildren James four and Christy two. The parents worked in Meadville and the children were treated for burns at a Meadville hospital. Damage was estimated at 1500 dollars due to an overheated oil stove.
A vintage advertisement touts Hadacol as relief for weariness and stomach distress caused by vitamin and mineral deficiencies. It features a testimonial from Thomas G. Schmidt of Waller Texas praising three bottles and promising better sleep and work pleasure. Copyright 1951 The LeBlanc Corporation.
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