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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
4
The editorial cautions against rapid public spending increases in Washington. It questions proposed ten billion dollar hydroelectric dam funding and warns that wasteful postwar policies raise debt and inflation, urging prudent spending and tax burden alignment.
The Railway Express Agency offers a booklet titled How Can We Do It Better Te. It presents ideas to improve service amid crowded markets and indifferent attitudes. The note positions decency as a redeeming glow in an otherwise hectic consumer environment.
Harald Stassen former Minnesota governor and Navy captain urges adopting Sweden's labor court model in the United States. He cites a six-member board with union and employer reps and crown appointees, issuing prompt decisions after hearings to settle collective contract disputes.
An aging advertisement describes PAS TERTH, a denture paste claimed to fit upper or lower plates more firmly and prevent slipping. It claims quick relief from looseness and irritation and promotes use with any drug store purchase.
A scrambled quiz page asks 9 questions on topics from de Gaulle Laval and military commands to phonetic wordplay and a Hawaii dish. It invites readers to turn to a classified page for correct answers and includes names like George Patton and places such as Washington, D C and Maryland.
Robtown Pennsylvania seeks medical services as 2000 residents have been without care since Dr Boyer retired. Jones and Loughlin Steel Corp offers inducements including a modern six room house and office, plus average income of 5200 annually, to lure a physician to Shannopin mine area. No offers yet accepted.
Columbus firemen sponsor four Turkey Parties next week to raise funds for building and equipment for fire protection. Events run Wednesday Friday and Saturday at CG Hall in Vielovk with public invited. A turkey is offered as door prize each evening.
The article marks Wilhelm Roentgen's 1895 discovery of X rays and notes rapid impact on medicine. It highlights early public fears, New Jersey glass restrictions, and the shift from lengthy to rapid imaging. Portable X-ray machines are now capable of quality bone and organ pictures aiding diagnosis.
Amblor Pa November 8 18 year old Stamford Genn girl Justing Hume tells police she was struck about a dozen times with a hammer by a man leaning from a vehicle while she waited for a bus. She suffered scalp lacerations and facial injuries as the hammer struck repeatedly.
In Cumberland Maryland Mrs Clyde Hotenkiss and son Victor visited brother Jack Alday and family. Thomas Grow son of Bear Lake residents wed Miss Virginia Tabler October 15 and will return to Topeka Kansas. Marvin Perkins, recently furloughed from the South Pacific, visits relatives in town.
Parents of Bey Dunton from Corry attended a Warren gathering on Sunday. Election day passed quietly with a small vote call, and Republicans maintained a mossy lead in the sparse turnout.
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