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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1947
Page
4
The Medical Lyctery of the State of Pennsylvania outlines how DDT helps control houseflies, reducing health risks from typhoid, dysentery, and diarrhea. It notes effective treatments for barns, dairies, restaurants, small shops, and homes, with stay-clear guidance and practical preventive steps.
Demand for finished steel products remains urgent with sheets, strip, plates and pipe in tight supply. Peacetime shipments hit record highs, but inventories lag and many plants, especially automotive, face temporary closures. Alloy products remain plentiful, while demand dynamics show cautious buying and extended delivery plans.
A quiz prompts readers with questions on labor penalties, breed origins, capitals, wage raises, a Pulitzer winner who died, a presidential veto, a literary anniversary, a convict’s fine, a tax campaign city, and royalty succession.
Father Jacy dies rector of St Thomas Catholic Church passes away at parochial residence on West Washington Street. Elementary Behoods Parent Teacher Council formed with officers Mrs Olin Bracken president Mrs J J Desmond vice president Mrs A M Rehoberg secretary Mrs Fred Ross treasurer Supt R Dewey advisory member. Local high school baseball beats Union City 10 to 5. Findley Lake road repair begun by New York state highway authorities including regraveling of unpaved half. Carl Windahl family to visit Sweden sailing June 6 on the Gripsholm from New York. Windahls to be met in Gothenburg by Mrs Windahl’s parents. Born to Arthur Jimmy and wife Lemon Street May 16 a...
A discussion on federal spending and foreign loans as World War I ends. The speaker argues for businesslike governance, cites Europe’s hard winter, rising dollar outflows, and calls for continued lending to Britain Greece Turkey Mexico England Korea. The piece notes a vast army of soldiers drawing funds and warns of a protracted arms burden and limited resources.
May 1930 report from Edinboro describes a blaze in a Market Street residence rear building owned by Ed Doolittle. An oil heater incident ignited the fire, causing extensive damage and severe burns to Doolittle. He had raised and sold guinea pigs to hospitals for tests. The fire spread to a barn and was partially contained after Doolittle attempted rescues.
A damaged fragment describes a fire with smoke and flames hindering removal efforts and round spread. It mentions attempts to control the blaze but lacks clear details on location or outcomes.
Mortimer Mert Cunningham longtime Corry resident died Sunday morning in an Erie hospital after a long illness. Born September 23, 1871 in Titusville he lived in Corry until 1935 then moved to Erie. Surviving sisters include Mrs L W Knepp Mrs Elizabeth Williams and Mrs Jetuhle Weicht. Funeral services at Beacken Keating Funeral Home and St Thomas Church with burial in St Catherine's Cemetery Titusville.
The Spectator argues Acheson’s resignation due to insufficient pay exposes a longstanding flaw in US foreign policy leadership. It contends ambassadors must be wealthy to cover expenses, limiting appointments to a small elite and risking loss of top talent to private practice. It calls for higher salaries to attract and retain capable officials both in Washington and abroad.
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