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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1946
Page
4
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania cautions readers about baldness causes and sun hazards, noting heredity and factors like glandular disorders and poor scalp hygiene. It questions hat use in extreme climates and hints at a quiz on historical questions on the classifieds page.
The Army faces a nine month window to sustain 1.2 million staff with a 93,000 eligible pool due to the extension through March 31 1947 and 18 year olds being exempt. Officials rely on stepped up recruiting and education benefits to attract civilian volunteers while noting 18 year olds remain subject to induction.
On July 16 the 14 hot death watch was removed from "Big Mike" Bubna after a county board vote. County Solicitor Jacob Held advised the three man watch could be dropped, saving costs as it follows a county file not state law. The board also tabled plans to reconstruct the "bridge of sighs" connecting the county prison to the courthouse due to impractical guard needs.
A debate on telephonic wire taps erupts over recorded calls between Congressmen and officials, with accusations against May of pressuring the War Department for favors. Critics urge restricting funds for government listening and tapping, while past laws and wartime measures shape current policy. Michigan eyes a $270 million veteran bonus fund via a November referendum, proposing $10 per month at home and $15 per month abroad, up to $500.
Twenty years ago notes from the Journal tease an upcoming Findley Lake land development project with frontage improvements discussed. The July 21 Inter-Club Conference of Motor Clubs of Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio drew heavy local participation and promises from notable performers at a community party and Armory dance.
July 10 report says Michael Krym narrowly escaped death when struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car at the Wallace street bayfront yards. He suffered broken ribs and a side injury, transported to St. Vincent's Hospital after the collision as crewmen provided first aid.
A pattern of tops used to entangle the devil if he entered homes and shops in provincial England as late as 1860. One such "devil trap" remains in Ely cathedral at the west entrance, inlaid in the floor for hundred of years.
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