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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1944
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal reports on national economic concerns amid WWI era inflation fears. Analysts warn government finance could spark wage and price inflation while some observers argue a stronger public understanding of German wartime financial collapse is needed.
The piece quotes Dr Edward Cary former president of the American Medical Association arguing socialized medicine would regress the nation and harm medical progress He warns doctors defend economic freedom and reject binding legislation asserting only physicians can sustain high quality care through individual progress and achievement
A quiz like readout asks which is the oldest Catholic college in the United States run by the Jesuit order, then dives into misc questions about Czech leaders, Bryce Canyon, freight yards, rural residents, Paul Revere’s trade, U.S. holidays, Prince Kropotkin, and a Jefferson portal on a current coin.
Twenty years ago a family at 17 Crave Avenue narrowly escaped death from carbon monoxide fumes after a gas incident. Several relatives confined to beds or in shock, with one man bruised and possibly injured internally. Three new constables started duties, and a dam improvement meeting was set for January. Corry endured deep winter cold with temperatures down to four degrees below zero.
The article discusses breathholding episodes in children during crying, noting infants often hold their breath and parents may overlook it as temper. Doctors intervene only if unconsciousness or convulsions occur, with spells tied to frustration or fear and generally outgrown by age three.
Erin oars and contributory causes were listed with the sudden death of 11 year old Alice Holman at 11 45 p m Wednesday in Erie. She was a student at Theft High School and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Bolmanski. She had been ill for two days and died after being removed from the house to hospital Wednesday night.
County officials bar alcoholic patients from Warren County institutions and set strict admission rules. Sheriff and hospital authorities outline that only patients with acute disturbance or severe propriety issues may be admitted, with hospital transfer required after physician clearance.
An Erie woman identified as Mrs. William Fetse, aged about 7 or 8, reportedly killed herself Thursday using a rope tied around her neck and a door in her home at 421 East 5th sivert. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death.
Gov Edward Martin announced the plan to set an execution date for a killer in the Mevacland case. The decision followed a lengthy court process with officials including Sheriff Evelyn Wiser and the state supreme court weighing the timing and procedure amid public and legal scrutiny.
Philadelphia January 7 about 1700 striking Cramp Shipbuilding Co workers back a Navy takeover of the yard. Officials say the plant must be operated by the Navy to end the stoppage halting production on vessels for the U S Navy. The workers voted yesterday to stay away from work. two thousand rallied in support. The dispute centers on 44 painters as the strike enters its second day. Also noted is Technical Sergeant David S Clark son of Hasson Heights cited for air medal and Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism.
A fragmented wartime dispatch describes Allied advances along the Italian front near Bish Pietra. American and British forces push through positions, report progress toward entrenched enemy lines, and claim prisoner gains as front lines shift in early December actions.
Rumor reports Allied forces landing in Yugoslavia amid claims of British First Army under Lt Gen Anderson and American Seventh Army under Lt Gen Patton in Sicily involvement. Tito’s headquarters stated Yugoslav partisans attacked Banja Luka, Croatian base of the Second German Tank Army, and then withdrew after six days of heavy street fighting with Nazi losses.
MARKET NEWS from New York and Buffalo details price ranges and bids for wholesale goods, dairy and produce. It lists mixed colors, pullets, and bulk items with scattered figures, plus a Buffalo livestock section noting hogs, cows, calves, and bulls with price bands and weights. A Pittsburgh produce brief reports fair demand for apples, crates, and specific varieties with price ranges. A Treasury report shows January receipts and expenditures, with balances and debt.
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