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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1946
Page
3
The article explains snoring results from air vibration as it exits the nose during sleep, often when on the back. Awake snoring can occur with a partly closed glottis or lips, and sleeping position affects likelihood. Clearing nasal passages before sleep may help prevent snoring.
Twenty years ago reports indicate rising interest in the district legislature race as John H King a noted young manufacturer is urged to seek the Republican nomination. Also news of Steel's Consolidated occupying a lone floor in the KeleHer building and plans for a $400000 Newburgh Steel Plant in Cleveland are noted along with an update on Ralph Stokes injury at Corry Hospital.
County controller Harvey M. Wills says the Erie County hospital annex project faces delays without voter approval for financing and warns bidders may be scarce due to rising costs and tight supply. He notes the county lacks sufficient bonding power to fund the $9.07 million estimated cost and plans must solidify before bids.
The State Police state that a license duplication must be applied for within 44 hours from discovery of loss or theft. No arrest will be made for pursuing when the offender provides a valid affidavit within 20 days. The effort is to obtain the duplicate license with due process.
An Erie man, age not specified in text, died after being struck by a New York Central mail train between Ghent and Walton streets. The victim’s clothing and telephoto lens were found near the scene. Conductor Bender helped locate the body. coroner Mr. Betuler indicated no immediate signs of foul play.
Erie police led by Chief George J. Christoph, after conferring with Mayor Barker, conducted 25 gambling raids, arresting multiple suspects and seizing dozens of betting boards and gaming equipment. Widespread action targeted Stage Street wagering dens and related gambling rooms.
On March 4 Toledo implemented a 1 percent city income tax on wages, salaries, personal and corporate profits for residents and non residents. The measure, approved after prior bond issues failed, aims to fund municipal needs amid rising costs and a growing population. Labor groups split over the tax with unions supporting coverage of corporate profits and wage earners seeking fair application.
A 10¢ Classified page poses ten quiz questions covering presidential inauguration dates, the seventh day of the week, a European Asian federation’s plan, the Blarney Stone’s country, pay scales in a GM strike, rubber imports, planet sizes, the Ypres battle, a Western Union strike city, and Washington era vice presidents. It also notes municipal tax trends and specific city examples.
Golden Lax Tablets claim to ease stomach distress and restore comfort, with a caution to avoid increasing the dose. The tonic laxative is said to gently remove intestinal poisons and help daily meals, selling for 25¢ and 50¢ at all druggists.
Clarence L. Meiner of Erie, Pa, an engineer, was killed Sunday night in a wreck at Ashtabula involving three New York General freight trains. Fireman B S Kissinger and brakeman Pfoty were injured as twenty eight freight cars derailed and the right of way was torn up for a quarter mile near the crossover by the local roundhouse.
March 4 opening of Common Fleas Court shows 66 cases listed with 6d unses total. Main docket item is damage suit against Motor Age Transport Lines Buffalo N Y Direst Transportation Lines Akron and Lyons Transportation Co. for 1944 fire destroying Odd Fellows building in Wainview. Plaintiffs include Olga Hauer Ferdinand Niebauer and the Wainview Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges. Lyons Transportation Co. motion for continuance denied. trial set for Monday March 11.
Harry M Myers 57 longtime resident engineer of the Pennsylvania Department of Highways died in Aspinwall following illness after serving in WWI with Company F of the National Guard and Army overseas. He lived in the same community most of his life and joined the highways department in 1919 rising to resident engineer of surveys.
March 4 report from Merdy Illinois notes two Thiel Gallope crash victims remain in critical condition at Spencer Hospital. Gerald Becker 24 and Helen Louise Bovard 24 plus Leon Otis 21 and Walter Stafford 26 face varied injuries. Driver of the truck is under investigation as a verdict of accidental death was returned for another linked case.
A Wesleyville store reports a safe stolen from the premises near Marie and Ghovery Street at 8N1 Buffalo Road. Police believe an 11h tom truck may have carried the safe away. thieves are at large.
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