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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
4
From the Medical Society of State Bennsylvants a guide on infant care. Emphasizes complete early and follow up physical exams, proper clothing, regular nutritious meals with breast milk favored, sun and air, cleanliness, ample sleep, loving contact, inoculations for diphtheria smallpox and tetanus, and avoiding illness through a peaceful family environment.
The reader is presented with a list of trivia questions spanning tax cuts, military leadership, independence timelines, corporate hearings, and historic figures. Questions cover figures like General Marshall and Adolf Hitler, events in China, and famous quotes and places such as the Aegean island.
Erie Senator Arthur Blass urged Governor Edward Martin to call a special session to change unemployment compensation laws denying benefits to striking World War II veterans. More than 600 veterans from Erie and nearby areas planned to travel to Harrisburg by bus to press for relief, funded by unions, with a return expected by Friday.
Erie police recaptured Breiy Cagle, a juvenile escapee from a Morgantown institution, linked to four home burglaries and thefts from 22 cars. He fled with James Brink, 13, Gonnellsville, and was aided by his uncle Stanley Szewczyk, now jailed awaiting February court.
The House Appropriations committee in Washington approved a 2,800 grant for a veterans medical and surgical hospital in Erie. State approval is now required. Grants of 10,001,900 for others in Philadelphia, 2,800,000 in Harrisburg, and 2,500,000 in Altoona were also approved.
The piece argues railroads are privately financed and should grow with private investment rather than federal subsidies. It stresses equal taxation and regulation for all transport modes, and that public policy should support constructive, self sustaining rail service.
Fair reports show 1945 Pennsylvania fairs earned 1 059 757 dollars cash receipts, the first million-dollar year since 1937, with total attendance near 1.6 million across 65 counties and communities. Expenses excluding premiums reached 751 840 dollars, the war years’ high.
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