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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
4
The piece notes farming is highly hazardous and farmers lack insurance like other industries. It highlights tractors power-driven implements and livestock as top accident causes, with 1944 marking the peak in agricultural deaths. Emphasizes education to prevent accidents on farms.
Officials of the police department traced a stolen patrol car from the Erie R R station to Holy Cross Cemetery where it was abandoned after a swift escape. Witnesses saw a man enter and drive off, with the car later spotted at Bemus Point and Long Point before being found by the cemetery sexton.
In Mewi ville the Viscose Corp of America takes protective steps at the large Dunham road plant as TWUA Local No. 3 holds a meeting with 600 workers to press wage demands. Four key executives will inspect equipment across departments to safeguard machinery.
Erie July 18 District OPA employees fear pay gaps as Congress stalls renewal of age and funds for price control. Officials say 1 cent and rent control staff have kept on the job. Pay for late June was issued. next checks due July 20. Volunteers meet. staff handle price violation cases and backlog while awaiting funding.
Leon Brown announced that all details are set for the Stanford Hose Company annual picnic to be held Sunday at the Sekerak grove on East Columbus Avenue. The event includes a breakfast, a noon dinner featuring ample toast beer, a mushball game, and the usual entertainment with extra features for guests.
The piece analyzes 1948 campaign dynamics tied to OPA renewal vetoes and price controls. It maps state by state allegiances, noting electoral votes for Deep South and midwestern blocs, and details how Taft and Wherry amendments fared. It cites Senate votes and regional splits, highlighting anti OPA sentiment and party alignment.
Mrs Dorothy Stewart and two children and Mrs Dora Alexander with child visited Bear Lake parents The Wright sisters left Grand Rapids for Northeast to pick berries. Dr and Mrs Charles Gardiner of Lebanon Pa visited relatives here. Local folks attend Bible conference at Findley Lake. Victor Holehuss is seriously ill. Mrs Stushy Perkins stayed in Youngstown with husband Alex Perkins. The note mentions widespread use of tropical pavurites for Moor ting in warm climates.
An unclear report discusses electrically heated devices offering convenience and controlled temperature. It mentions benefits such as ease of use, consistent heat, and potential effects on growth, but details are obscured by garbled text.
A list of broken trivia prompts appears for a classified page. Items ask about Labor Day, World Series winner, Leaning Tower, Adolf Hitler plotting, an author, a stage quote, a parody army, and a World War II armored division general.
Noted report outlines the outcome of a plane crash in Kentucky with emphasis on investigation status and local responses. Observable details include the location, potential casualties, and authorities involved, summarized in a concise news brief.
July 18 report notes pea crop holds steady along Allegheny as blackbirds ignore peas and feast on dead river fish. Poisoning earlier killed millions of fish, harming sport but aiding peas. now pickers report birds preoccupied with fish, easing pea damage along the water.
Clear notice urges vaccination of dogs against rabies once a year. Any dog bitten by a rabid animal may contract the disease, so vaccination is essential for all dogs on farms and elsewhere.
July 18 in North East, Ralph B Doc McCord leads a project to lay 1000 feet of water pipe costing about 7000 dollars along Lake Street. The line connects to the borough system beyond Division Street, enabling several Lake Street property owners to start building homes and access water by September. Construction requires trenching and traffic restrictions on Lake Street.
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