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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
4
Medical Society notes gallbladder disease affects about 15 percent of people, with one third over 45 affected. Women are more prone, with dietary triggers and a range of pain locations. Acute attacks bring sharp abdominal pain, vomiting, and nausea. chronic forms may require early surgical intervention within 48 to 72 hours.
The revival of farmer protest movement topics reached Washington when Henry Rathbun urged House officials that farmers may strike or refuse to work for low pay. The so called farm vigilante movement spread across several states including Nebraska and Oklahoma, opposing farm price declines, foreclosures, and high costs for farm supplies. The effort faced opposition from major farm groups and faded with the 1935 administration changes.
A reader asks about seven trivia items from the classified page including Dodie Rickenincker’s suspected atom bomb use, a riddle about prawn and Oracle candy, a puzzled note on England’s usual flower, Subanna Foster’s career sale, Gibraltar of America, a spelling truth test about God, Geneva conventions and war prisoners, a hexpetalogist study, Manila Bay hero, and the current UN secretary general.
Grant Wilt de Wiltse, 40, of Polcaner, described as a war hero with a Purple Heart and seven battle stars, fled to Buffalo area after desertion from the U S Army. He was arrested by local police and PBS agents and held for Army court martial as he was escorted to Buffalo for trial.
The famous U S division known as Lightning Infantry Division allegedly became the first to cross the Rhine at Ludendorf bridge and captured Schwammenauel dam. It received a V Corps commendation. later reports accuse a member of desertion last October after appearing in public in civilian clothes with an honorable discharge button.
The piece explains differences and overlap among conciliation mediation and arbitration in labor disputes. It notes mediation as a passive form of intervention while conciliation may be more active, describes voluntary and compulsory arbitration, and cites the U.S. Conciliation Service and its role alongside labor boards and proposed congressional funding to strengthen mediation efforts.
A heavy-loaded bob crashed into a Veloga Public Service truck on West Wayne and West Trederick streets injuring Beatrice Deschamp who fractured a leg. two others bruised and dazed. A fire at John Pitts farm home at Carter Hill destroyed the dwelling. The Kelner three story building on North Central Street housed Relcher’s cavefire hotel, now aging for retail use. Roberts Shop plans retirement to make way for a new tenant on North Center street as GN Roberts and son Harry manage the business. John Ward buys the J. I. Raymond meat market on West Main street and will take possession March 16. The Washington West Wayne corner shop will close soon. R J Bently slips on an icy Maple avenue walk near Alexander Laundry. Mab Brewing moves to Mr and Mrs Hurry Bennett’s home on fast Washington street.
Leo Rupp died of pneumonia Sunday at the age of 69. Born May 17, 1898, in Columbus township, he lived in the area his whole life and was a World War I veteran. Survived by five sisters and a brother, his body was moved to Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Asbestos is described as a highly durable mineral with fibrous characteristics that resist rot, decay, and deterioration. Its versatility is noted in brake linings cement shingles and sidings pipe and boiler coverings and insulation.
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