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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1946
Page
4
The article argues voluntary price restraint may hold costs down versus OPA actions. It notes prices will fall with more production and weaker demand, but a large drop could trigger trouble. It cites 1920s farm prices plunging from high postwar levels, with wheat, corn, cattle, hogs, wool, and potatoes all collapsing, signaling broader farm distress.
Days of 7 recalled as khaki clad members of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard prepare for entrainment to Mount Gretna for the annual Summer encampment. Road improvements on Spartansburg road completed presaging paving between this city and Crawford County town. Police report ongoing investigation into false alarms with clues under review. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulheim and daughters Ruth and Helen spend summer in the city with relatives after recent trip to New York and Romania oil fields. Complaints filed about scrap iron haulage by trucks lacking tight boxes. a case noted of scrap gallery debris on West South Street.
Seven fire companies battled a blaze at the Jones & Gifford Avenue Art Metal Construction Company plant in Jamestown. Sparks from a welding torch ignited paint exhaust on the second floor, sending flames through branch tubs to the roof. Sprinklers on the second and third floors activated, keeping the fire contained mostly to the exhaust system with water damage to the stack from sprinkler discharge.
The American diet need not endure shortages in Europe and low income families can obtain adequate nutrition. Deficiency diseases may reappear if vitamins are scarce. a balanced daily intake includes milk, cheese or eggs, meat or alternatives, leafy greens, a yellow vegetable, whole grain cereal with milk, enriched bread with butter, fruit juice, and fruit. Purified vitamin compounds help in actual deficiency cases with quick responses.
Report notes 6,000 pages of evidence and changes in policy details. Moscow seeks postwar defense information from Canada, Britain, and the United States. Ottawa embassy allegedly runs undercover systems with party members infiltrating government and organizations. The Communist movement is cited as the main recruitment base for espionage and propaganda efforts.
The 79th Congress debates the LaFolleite bill to reorganize Congress. Senate passage on June 10 with 49 to 16 leverages fewer committees. House reform faces room constraints. The seniority system for selecting committee chairs remains untouched, drawing criticism for preserving old power and age-based dominance despite calls for streamlined leadership.
A reader’s fragmented quotation argues that prices rise only to fall, noting that the price level mirrors a peak followed by retreat. The comment suggests seasoned manufacturers retailers and farmers seek caution amidst shifting market rhythms.
Fire destroyed the Forburg fre station on Uley street. The blaze, sparked between 3 and 4 am, consumed the fire equipment house and a nearby freight car owned by D. H. Kirkwood. Emlenton volunteers fought the fire as rain helped prevent spread to the Uncapher store and adjacent homes. Foxburg must seek new fire protection arrangements.
A medicinal kit described as unusually successful in treating stomach ulcers is recommended for gland disorders and appetite loss. The preparation, named after its developer, Gardell, is sold by Lindsley’s Pharmacy and major drug stores nationwide.
A reader queries a set of ten quiz items covering war crimes trials and terminology. Topics include repatriation of penal colony workers, personnel behind a famous film, Alsace Lorraine status after 1940, a deadly River Rouge disaster, cicada pronunciation, Hirohito war crime status, a major steel plant purchase, civet insects and ants, UN description, and saccharin sweetness comparisons.
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