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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal Advert Rates and Masthead

The notice lists publishing affiliations and bureaus, with pricing for mail and carrier delivery. It notes exclusive AP news rights, post office registration, and advertising rate details including display deadline at 9 a.m. prior publication date.

Corry Evening Journal Colegrave National Advertising Fred Kimball, Inc W. Bath St New York Michigan Square Detroit Mortgage & Bond Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Weightman Philadelphia Corry

Wanted Military Medics Aid Drive Fails To Meet Need

The wartime recruitment push for doctors and dentists, started by James Forrestal as secretary of defense, has fallen short. By July 1 the armed services will be 1,600 physicians and 4,600 dentists short, with shortages forecast to reach 7,200 doctors and 1,400 dentists by December 1949. The defense establishment urges volunteers from two groups, including those trained under wartime programs and those deferred from draft, to restore the doctor to soldier ratio from the wartime 6.9 to about four.

James Forrestal Secretary of Defense Defense Johnson Navy Army Air Force Milittay Establishment

Wartime trained doctors face pressure to join armed forces

Under the Army Specialized Training Program and Navy V-12, costs per medical and dental student ranged from 1,798 to 2,500 annually. After wartime draft lapses in 1949, Defense Secretary Johnson urged 10,820 former trainees to fulfill their moral obligation by taking commissions in the Medical and Dental Corps. Of 8,155 replies, 662 are in service, 3,?49 have wareed? to serve, 7,154 refused. 5,584 not interested. Medical associations have pressed candidates to serve, while state quotas vary from over 100 in New York to two in Montana. Rep. Van Zandt warned Congress that without commissions, draft remains the only option.

United States Defense Medical and Dental Corps American Medical Association American Dental Association Allied Professional Johnson New York Montana van Zandt R.pa VFW Congress

Davis Cup Trophy Color and Sport Question

The Davis Cup is a trophy awarded for tennis. The quiz asks about a craps point and historical boxing retirements, plus Stradivari instruments and food preservatives. It references a resignation of the Secretary of the Army and a patriotic line about I Am An American.

Little Joe Joe Louis Antonis Stradivarius Army

Twenty Years Ago Highlights from May 27 1023

A Colum bus area child Edward Stoffman four died after being hit by a car near his home. Corry man Ty Crandall pitched the Youngsville Merchants to a 4 2 win in the Erie County Baseball League. Local anglers reported large trout in area streams. Grant Pettit won the Lamme scholarship at Ohio State University in engineering. Mrs Jessie Dennis of Union Township died after auto injuries at Corry Hospital.

Columbus Edward John Stoffman R. D Corry Hospital Howard Ty” Crandall Finch Billiards Youngsville Merchants Wesley Pierce Erie County Baseball League Irvine Grant Pettit Lamme Ohio State University Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Corry Union City Jessie Dennis Union Township

Cutting Vicinity News Briefs May 21

Mrs Harold Sweet hosted the Hi Neigh Our Club dinner with eight members and three guests. Birthdays honored include Mrs Alma Patchen and Mrs Raymond Olimer. Others visit, call on neighbors, and church services led by Rev James Belman May 29. Dale Bemis marked his ninth week.

Harold Sweet Harold Bemis Agnes Orcutt Lizzie Mangus Lottsville Alidia Patchen Raymond , Olimer Kenneth Mars Herbert White Alton ‘White Wayde Querreveld Jamestown Cecil Humphrey Great Valley Charles Joseph Braun Douglas South Dayton Carl Marsh Arthur Wallace Ludwick Johnson Leslie Fardink Samuel Dunnewold Stella Patchen North Benjamin Beckervile Amos VanEarden Everett Cady Olymer Chris Gravinke David Bensink Clymer-Corry Road James C. Belman Clymer Hill Reformed Church Fred Wallace Charles Pettengil North East Lester Camper Donald Titusville Dale Bemis

Birthday honors and community notices in Clymer area

Birthday on the 20th and Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bemis and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bemis hosted in North Clymer. Rey and Mrs. James C. Belman Brustr arrived at her parents’ home. They planned a trip to Grand Rapids Michigan to visit his parents, returning week’s end. Rev Belman may speak at Abbe Reformed Church next Sunday. Various local residents hosted, visited, or dined with neighbors and relatives. The French Creek Home Bureau hosted a meeting Thursday in Cutting Town Hall with a lesson on laundry carts and a stork shower for the honored guest. Dinner hosts included the Humphreys and nearby families.

Matt Bemis Russell Bemis North Clymer Rey James C. Belman Brust Samuel Dunnewold Grand Rapids Mich Belman Abbe Reformed Church Clymer Ludwick, Johnson Frederick Alexander Jamestown Chils Grayink Burr Yaple, Jr Henry Moore Loutsville Emma Duink Chris Grayvik David Newhouse Bredertele Alexander California Ludwick Johnson Ernest Dunewold Joan Newhouse Aldia Patchen Agnes Orcutt Elouise Marsh Norman Ellis, Jr Linda Fred Wallace French Creek Home Cutting Town Hall John Hunter Hunter Raymond Wasnnt Edward Beckerink George Hapgood

Local social notes and travel plans from community column

The item lists households visiting and hosting in North Hast and Herborcreek areas, with Mr and Mrs Jafe Willey, Mr and Mrs Howard McGarvey and others, plus a group trip to Tem Nesta Dam and Conk's Forest. George Camper and Lyle Warnhus travel to Chicago to visit relatives while department data cites 1.4 million new small businesses since the war.

Donald Willey Jafe Willey North Hast Howard McGarvey Herborcreek Guy Hayes Amos VanBarden Lewis ‘Tewin— Ide Agnes Orcutt Harold Betts Harold Bemis Hope Robert Spoon Tlanesta Dam Conk's Forest Lyle Warnhus Clymer George Camper Chicago

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