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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
4
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania notes rheumatic fever mainly affects children aged five to nine with pains in arms and legs, fatigue, irritability, loss of appetite, pallor, night sweats, and a low fever. It is an inflammatory disease often harming the heart, requiring careful, prolonged convalescence and supervision to prevent recurrence.
Twenty years ago persistent urging led W Bracken to consent to run for mayor subject to September primaries. Alumni of Cory High School filled a large reception at Cory Junior High, 250 attendees, marking a new era for the grads association with new features announced. Western Union leased Wright’s store on North Center and will move next week. Chamber of Commerce members planned a meeting at Municipal building with James Contra as temporary chair. Attendees headed to North East for St Barnabas Home dedication. Louis Madison worker for Pennsylvania Railroad at Raach's Crossing was injured by an iron bar and taken to Corry Hospital with a possible fractured jaw.
Ration details list item codes and validity dates for processed foods sugar stamps shoes gasoline and fuel oil. It notes ongoing validity of stamps B and C series, plans to cancel none, and ration boards accepting applications for increased B rations. Dates span June to August with expirations in late August and September.
In Lottsville services were held at the church with Rev Brainard pastor of the Methodist church of South Dayton N Y presiding. Twenty eighth grade pupils were promoted Tuesday evening and commencement was Thursday in the Melodeon chapel with Rev P H Augustine principal of Granerville Apric Go school delivering the address. Diploma presentations by Sheridan Lottsville Baker of the Freehold school board. The school closed Saturday with high school and eighth grade pupils going to Geloron N Y and all other grades having a picnic on the grounds. Dora Johnson of Carry was calling on Mr and Mrs James FitzGerald Friday evening.
Mrs Relata Aaa op Fey and acting anil ty home to her vacation. Mr and Mrs Ralph Pick and friends of Meadville were overnight guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Del Clark.
Senate debate as Sen Tydings recounts his Philippine inspection highlights the island’s need for economic aid conflicting with groups favoring independence. The piece examines trade, sugar quotas, immigration limits, wartime damage, and the perilous path to postwar recovery and fiscal restraint.
Distressing description of a questionable tonic marketed as a health booster. Claims include relief from misery and internal discomfort, advertising Golden Lax Tab with phrases about restoring health and removing intestinal issues. Product listed with a price and vague manufacturing details.
Seven quiz items note to turn to Classified Page for answers. Questions cover Sugar Loaf Hin island in Japan largest fish whales true or false, WAC predecessor, largest river system in the United States, capital of Sweden, Venetian province sea, Greek hero lashed to a mast, WWII service length for GI Bill eligibility, source of penicillin, and the autobiography Fighting Liberal.
Washington observers see Truman gaining political traction fast after stepping into the presidency. He pushes for broad postwar reforms, courts Hoover, and seeks bipartisanship while Republicans fear a shift in control and brace for a tough 1948.
Youths were arrested after a home and car theft spree. They admitted stealing a car at Titusville then returning to Kaneville to ransack a house, taking $14, a jewelry box, an axe, and various tools. They led officers to valuables hidden in the woods, and the recovered car was later returned to its owner.
Washington June 11 urry Hopkins heads to Washington tomorrow to report on his special Moscow mission. White House Press Secretary Charles G Ross said Hopkins would confer with the president either tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow night. Hopkins said Paris by plane today and reportedly carried Stalin views on Big Three meeting plans.
The wash water temperature depends on the fabric type and materials. Clothes may shrink or fade if water is too hot, while hot water does not damage white cottons or linens but woolens may shrink or fel. First rinse uses same temperature as wash water, second rinse may be cooler.
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