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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1946

Page

8

Belleny Named City Official by Republican Director

Jaron July 1 George A Solleng appointed secretary at the city department of Street and Municipal Improvements by Republican Streets Director Harry Kleber. Mr Belleny, long Democratic leader, was brought in by registration records as a Democrat. He had not indicated any plan to switch parties. Selleny had served in the Democratic controlled office since May 1936 and was made collector of delinquent taxes last January before resigning to join the streets department.

Jaron George A. Solleng Detberal Wirdels Harry Kleber Mer. Belleny Mr. Belleny Sieny Caetily Ity Dtromsiver C. Francis Hagerty Hagerty Selleny Streets Department Belleny Magerty

Services Tuesday for Mrs Adelaide Hines

Services for Mrs Adelaide Hines were held at 2 pm Tuesday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home conducted by Rev Gilbert J Bosdunkint ing. Attendees from out of town included William Hines Lauer Mather James W Maples from Akron Miss Esther Carlburg Cleveland Lee B Whal New York Mrs John Fillbure Columbus and others. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery.

Adelaide Hines Bracken-Keating Gilbert J. Bosd Wasisling Beavers Murray Olds George Orcutt Sidney Elston Don Williams Lee B. Wood Spencer Myer Lauer Mather Ames W. Maples Pine Grove Cemetery Willian Hines

First Buyers Strikes Continue Under OPA Price Rules

Davis, executive secretary of the Food Distributors Association of Philadelphia, says ninety five percent of members keep the same dollars-and-cents markups as Under OPA. He notes lower profits for many food dealers and expresses mixed feelings about OPA's death, preferring price control to protect fairness in the market.

Davis Food Distributors Association of Philadelphia Ite OPA

New State Guardsmen Will Get Higher Compensation

Harrisburg July 10 Pennsylvanians citizen soldiers in the new National Guard will be better paid than ever before due to Congress pay schedules for the armed forces. Guard units will adopt regular pay scales for officers and men as they attain Federal status. The Guard aims for 27,000 personnel by launch and up to 40,000 later. Pay will be based on regular Army rates plus a field training allowance and length of service bonuses. Enlisted men will receive extra state supplements during summer encampments and hospitalization provisions for duty-related injuries or illness issued at government expense.

Harrisburg Penn Nyliyanin National Guard Congress Aei Husk Picorten Veterans’ Administration QTC Veteron P. R. Veter B. Ri

Funeral Service for Clyde L. Pike

The funeral for Clyde L. Pike was held at his home on Shady Avenue with Rev. Staneis Whiteman officiating. A large turnout of neighbors and friends attended, with pallbearers named, and interment at Newton Cemetery near Grand Valley. Attendees from away included multiple couples from Franklin, Tidiuoiv, Torpedo, Jamestown, Warren, and Frie.

Ollock Clyde L. Pike Hame Shady Avenue Staneis ‘Whiteman Harold McConnell Vern Deye Edward Williams Francis Edguijston Elmer Bowman James Nichols Toh Newton Grand Valley William Cotterman Franklin Fred Ottermal Dewalt Miles Harold Kightlinger Leonard Westfall Jacl Dashner Clarence Dashner Tidiuoiv T. J. Newfak Blanche Spencer Warren Ire Rolph Frie

Washing Best Positive Use of Commercial Bleachies

A fragmented note argues for proper use of commercial bleach and cautions against improvised washing methods. It stresses that no ad hoc approach is a safe substitute for correct washing procedures and highlights potential weakening or damage from improper cleaning.

Toby Hes

Powerfully Penetrating Foot Care Ad From Local Drug Store

A 5 minute test offers relief for athletes foot itch with a full strength treatment. The ad promises fast action and new comfort, urging readers to visit the local drug store for the product and a 5 cent back offer.

Samfort Exall Drug Store

Wattsburg Fair livestock and 4-H events highlight show

The Wattsburg Fair runs August 27 to September 1 with livestock judging contests for World War II veterans on farms in northwestern Pennsylvania. Cash prizes will honor winners in various classes as in past years. County and assistant county agents oversee the judging while a horse pulling contest uses State College gear. 4-H clubs and vocational students plan exhibits, with a large main building reserved for them. An elephant act and other high class entertainment are booked by Secretary Harry M. Burrows.

Wattsburg Pennsylvenia Paul S. Qrossman L. H. Bull State College Wattsburg Fair Association Harry M. Burrows Bur

Corry Service Officer Answers Vets Questions On Benefits

Corry service officer outlines educational and training benefits for veterans under the GTHI of Rights and Public Law Ma 40. It covers active service requirements, duration of educational benefits, and how benefits accrue, plus a Q&A section answering common veteran concerns about earnings, discharges, and reconsideration timelines.

Reconversion Chief to urge cuts in federal spending

Reconversion Director John F. Breedman will deliver his first report to Congress tomorrow calling for major reductions in federal spending. The plan aims for a balanced budget despite new appropriations, with a $3.0 billion civilian pay-out likely to be spread over years. The item’s absence could inflate total costs beyond the earlier $35 billion forecast.

Congress Associated Press Washington John F. Bredman Truman Govermmien Steelman

Washington Farewell Address Draft Review

A 1790 Farewell Address draft shows Farewell Address first death of its draft and contributions from James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. Amie Fivon adds reflections, noting future reputation and progress. Washington’s refusal to seek a third term dated September 1, 1790, was published two days later in Dunlap and Claypoole's Daily Advertiser.

Fashington James Madizonta Alexander Hamilton Amie Fivon Washington Dunlap and Claypoole Dally Advertiser

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