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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
4
Analysis of a 3100 patient group with angina pectoris shows 60 percent living after one year and 18 percent after two years. Average diagnosis age 57.1, most patients aged 40 to 69. Describes symptoms and pathophysiology of angina and risk of sudden death.
Navy pilots on a training flight from Quonset Point to Chicago forced to land in heavy weather. All four Grumman fighters escaped injury though one was badly damaged. landing gear was up and propellers bent. Planes landed within two miles with fuel exhausted, and pilots identified as Lis R H Gash Los Angeles H R Drew Miami Beach Carl L Baker Amarillo Texas and Lt Ban St. Albans Long Island.
Davis said the state is securing steel materials to repair the leak at the lighthouse, preventing access for the rest of the year. Bids have been resolved from several companies and a contract will be awarded Aus lat.
Senate approves LaFollette bill increasing federal judge salaries including Chief Justice to 96500 and district judges to 15000, with changes to congressional pay, retirement annuities, and staff aid. House support tentative as reform aims at committee restructure and higher compensation to attract capable officials.
Specialists say the food must be processed in a pressure cooker to ensure safety. They emphasize correct timing and proper equipment to prevent botulism risk and preserve flavor.
The Civilian Survey Board endorses the Truman plan, signaling official support for the administration’s policy. Details on scope and implementation remain forthcoming, with comments emphasizing orderly transition and civilian oversight.
The Associated Press notes the Pacific War Zone survey backing Truman’s plan to create a single cabinet officer for the armed forces. It highlights Japan’s lack of coordination and cites recommendations for a coequal air force, intensified research, centralized intelligence, and peacetime defense readiness to deter future aggression. The study warns against repeating past mobilization delays and stresses air control, shelter systems, and dispersed industry for national security.
The State Police warn that an automobile in motion is a dangerous projectile unless managed by intelligent handling. Skilful driving hinges on mental alertness, knowledge of highways, traffic laws, responsibility, sportsmanship, and courtesy across ages.
Twenty years ago July 22 1926 a party of Corry motorists escaped serious injury after their Ford sedan collided with another Ford driven by farmer De vine near North East. Occupants were Arla Van Tassell C M Van Tassell May and Mrs Almond Cummings and Mrs Huth. Mayer Brothers Construction moves its street resurfacing plant to Erie and will begin North Center street project within days. Harding Home and School Association plans a radio car Val on July 28 to raise funds for chairs. Harry Lamona buys Cleve Farnham’s barber shop on North Center Street. he joins Decker shop lineage. Howard Sheen and other anglers trailed by Houser who displayed 18 20 inch brown trout near Wish Hatchery. Peter Hansen and Grace Putnam wed at Mayville NY last evening and plan to reside on Frisii venue.
Pappy was the nickname of U S Senator S. C. Pettus, referenced in a quiz style prompt about U S political figures and nicknames.
Ears July 2 residents and tenants swarm the sheriff’s office amid ongoing and threatened evictions. Landlords seek eviction procedures while tenants ask how to oppose them. Sheriff Paul Babbitt directs landlords to consult attorneys and will grant five days for tenants to locate new housing before enforcing eviction orders.
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