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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
4
Gallstones are solid biliary concretions formed from bile, varying in size from sand to eggs. They arise from infection or dietary factors, occur more in women, and cannot be dissolved in the body. removal of the gallbladder is possible.
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and MBS stations. Entries include premieres like That's Life and Wings of Muse, talk events from Palo Alto, and performances by Vinson Rayburn Hartley Durante James Bond Armstrong and Benny Goodman with bands and musical variety across late evening slots.
Fifty five Pennsylvanians assigned to ASTP Unit 3413 at Clemson College, South Carolina, undergo intensive training under Colonel Herbert M. Pool. The curriculum covers English, American history, world geography, mathematics and physics, plus military discipline and physical training. Names include Wendell E. Gage, Leon B. Otis, Don Pearce, LeRoy E. Doehrel, and Briey Donald W. Frischmann.
The war expansion accelerates with Nagle push on the Russian front and Allied offensives in Sicily and the Mediterranean. MacArthur leads a new Pacific sweep to safeguard Australia and retake lost islands. America faces a global effort demanding leadership, unity, and wartime resolve. Navy Cross awarded to Capt. William D. Stevenson for extraordinary heroism at Guadalcanal.
In Linden New Jersey workers gathered pennies dimes quarters and a few dollars to cover a Navy relief fund on an airplane as a sign of goodwill. The gesture grew from a penny to a five thousand two hundred fifty six dollar total as the exterior of the naval plane became covered. The act showed the workers strong patriotism and love of country.
A wartime column makes sweeping racial judgments about Japan and its people. It argues that Japanese are inferior to whites and some non white groups, cites broken treaties and brutal warfare as ethical bankruptcy, and claims chivalry is hypocritical while flagging savagery in behavior.
Puzzle and trivia items cover Axis rival bases, Malta location, Gorky river, Arturo Rawson revolt, Frank C Walker party affiliation, Roosevelt's Alaska death, idioms about quid, summer beer day, and the lily as a symbolic flower.
Letter from Henry L Patterson of Corry Pennsylva nia protests the Connelly Smith Act granting individuals the freedom to quit any defense job without penalties. The writer accuses bureaucrats and labor politicians of opposing the act and criticizes wartime labor pressures and the Man Power Commission for threats to jail workers who resign. He urges voters to back leaders who support the act and oppose partisan meddling.
Treasury report from Washington dated July 8 details the July position with revenues of 124,647,602 and expenditures of 84, etc. The document lists totals including 8,098, etc, and notes previews day license revenue and other figures.
Leftsda le, Pa. seven and thirty seven persons were injured when a light engine rear ended a local passenger train during a stop at Leftsda le station. The impact damaged the rear car and knocked the track, sending the injured to Sewickley Valley Hospital. Most victims were workers traveling from Pittsburgh area.
Jamestown reports Earl W. Stewart a 19 year old of 115 King Street was to be returned to Gowanda State Hospital after police described a death by own action attempt in his home yesterday morning. He reportedly drank iodine. His father, Wallace P. Stewart, a machine operator, said his son had recently been paroled by Gowands authorities after months of treatment there.
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