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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1946
Page
4
Keer public Interest developments show limited progress at last night's meeting. The tie warning signal on West Smith Street installed by the Pennsylvania Railroad is under review with negotiations to continue for a satisfactory agreement.
In a Pennsylvania notice a woman recently buried barefoot despite a will demanding it. The piece links this to maternal overprotection and discusses child feeding rules and parental ambition. It argues against oversolicitous care and emphasizes allowing natural child development.
A memorial prayer service for Leo Rupp was held at Bracken-Feating Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev. Francis J. Graves leading. Veterans of Foreign Wars members Arden, Watson, Mau the Porter, and Claude Weber and Alfred Avenel served as color guards, along with other attendees and bearers from the deceased’s circle. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Kel Wellejus of Jamestown, N.D.
A set of seven quiz items covering 1940s to 1980s topics. Questions reference moon personified names, a blanket presidential landing claim, UNO delegates, a serfdom era quote, Arctic island hot springs, Hell on Wheels division, Salsity vegetable, WWII guide dogs, Yugoslavia’s 1986 head of state, and Rocky Mountain canaries slang.
Washington Feb 27 The Army and Navy rejected a proposal by two condemned Pennsylvanians to serve as live human guinea pigs in Pacific atomic bomb tests. Jack West and Bob Pepperman of Williamsport, slated to die week of March 25 for the Exe industrialist slaying, were not accepted. No humans will be aboard ships during blasts. animals will be used to record effects while instruments gather data.
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