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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
4
A dated medical bulletin notes common do not rules about backache causes and evaluation. It discusses that persistent back pain prompts X ray exams and physical checks for deformities while many backaches are short lived and relieved by rest and simple remedies. It lists factors such as posture development and infections as possible causes.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a U S infantry division's famed wartime actions in North Africa Sicily and France. It mentions battles and a Medal of Honor recipient, with references to V Day and a president. The legible parts point to wartime valor and division records amid the North Africa and Europe campaigns.
Week of Prayer underway across denominations with strong turnout and generous offerings. Tonight’s Christian and Missionary Alliance gathering at Major Alfred Selboter’s speech titled The Belief of the Perfection of Line. Services run nightly through Sunday, closing at the Presbyterian Church.
The business building at 809 North Main Street in Jamestown, formerly leased by Linquest Beckie Company, was bought by the Chautauqua Real Estate Corporation of New York City from Mrs. Mary Calanine Kennedy as trustee for James P. and Michael Calabene for 84,000 dollars. The sale was recorded in the city assessor’s office. The buyers previously acquired two stores on West Third Street and another on New Main Street, with anticipated developments on West Third Street.
In Elizabethtown Pennsylvania a freight wreck derailed an eastbound train after about 285 tons of rock collapsed onto the rear of eight coaches. Five people were hurt, two seriously, as traffic rerouted and debris removal began. Treasury report data follows in unrelated lines.
A 1946 anniversary piece describes crowds, flags from many nations, and a solemn Swiss Ball in Lie city marking the creation of the League of Nations. Delegates from many nations attend while the United States and Germany are notably absent, as Wilson’s party had lost and the new US stance remains unsure. Paul Hymans presides as the Assembly contemplates world cooperation and the path toward a lasting peace, with debates on ratifying the Covenant and World Court amendments.
An OCR fragment mentions Eve Salt and Pepper Ve galt and pepper when all Mikers pour the salt or pepper. It hints at a cut of one of components and use of a vague preparation term but lacks clear action or context. The readable bits touch on seasoning and mixture in a culinary setting.
A garbled OCR style list presents varied questions about sufficiency of IQ, blood tests for marriage, census populations, biblical prophets, Latin American summers, US base testing, and fictional terms. The text mixes typos and incomplete phrases, making precise meaning difficult.
Captain Edward Wolcott, son of Meung My Plovd Welcast of Maat Molit stroet, has arrived home after five years in Army service. He receives a warm welcome from the first Lewlruans. The journey followed the series about fue Ichi the mon and included a European theater voyage with Cadlith Watcote saved as Lae Officers Artive Troup Carsee Chicpinnd.
Union City National Bank elects officers at its annual meeting held January 8. Directors chosen include Paul D. Mullin J C Gatliseh W G Westcott Earl Baldwin CH Mullen S E Katherine George H Ledgen and T Hy Treat. Officers named: Paul D Mullin president Cathsah vice president S E Kignt rie Pain ML HL Forbes assistant cashier Grivehaw tae cist cashier and erey vice president.
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