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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
Notice appears to announce republication rights for all dispatches credited to the paper and local news, with mailing rates and carrier prices. It lists Corry Post Office as the mailing point, discusses second class mail, and provides annual and per-copy costs.
Turn to Classified Page for the correct answers. Questions cover draft legislation, a Rome death, Confederate president, a balk in baseball, tax refunds, Daniel Defoe author, miles per foot, veteran housing, Nazi execution method, and Senate Foreign Relations chair.
A long summary shows the maze of price rules and orders affecting the variety trade. It details GMPR and import regulations with numerous amendments, prize rules, food product rules, procedural rules, and hundreds of unprinted letter orders. Trade totals exceed 8000 regulatory actions since 1944.
Corry youths are suspected in two house break ins. A $80 watch and jewelry were taken from a home where intruders pushed a key inside and opened the door with another key. Two watches and jewelry later found in a Cleveland car match the Darwin items. A Cleveland motorist will return the loot by registered mail.
The piece notes more people live longer then die from heart disease, focusing on coronary thrombosis. It explains how a blood clot in heart arteries deprives muscle tissue of blood, causing acute pain and potential damage. Survival diminishes with age and weight, with executives most at risk.
Albert Schruise, 69, a farmer from near Sherman, was admitted to Corry Hospital last evening at 9 45 after a leg rolled over his right foot while working on timber. X rays show two serious fractures. He was returned home with a cast to be applied once swelling subsides.
Wes Swan Johnson, 49, was rescued from a beam in the swift Mowing Chas dakoin River behind the Shearman Brothers plant. He was taken to General Hospital in shock and unable to give a clear statement about how long he had been on the beam or in the water.
District Attorney Damian McLaughlin said he will ask Coroner Warren W. Wood to convene an inquest into the Sunday morning crash that killed 31 year old George Glanaketis. Police investigations weigh who was driving the car, with James Foy contradicting earlier statements.
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson is expected to deliver the dedicatory address at Chandlers Valley Jamestown Centennial on August 8. The executive committee met at Hotel Jamestown to finalize plans and sent cable greetings to Justice Ahuksah.
Mrs Rath Tompkins of Fan mated at 45,000 left by the dolph, has letters of administration issued to Mare D Johnson publisher of Randolph Register. Died without a will. She is the sole beneficiary in that village May 9. Estate valued at about 600 in personal property and 5,000 in real estate.
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