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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1947
Page
4
In the First ward constable race B Miller defeats incumbent John Paulson by five votes. Ben Starr and Frank Ihgland win the two council seats. Frank Howard a Prohibition candidate gains solid support.
The text discusses pigment presence, albinism, and graying hair with notes on onset ages, gender differences, and the ineffectiveness of aging on vigor. It mentions henna dye as a common remedy and warns against dangerous silver and lead preparations for hair coloring.
The Spectator comments on banning Communists from public office and the congressional probes into Communists in Hollywood. It urges formal action to outlaw the Communist party and notes Patriot figures and policy impacts including housing, industry, and credit restrictions.
A noted committee member cites housing shortages and aging crafts workers. In 1940 median ages in building trades rose mildly while carpenters and bricklayers ran older. Wartime pushes boosted apprentice training as federal groups pressed expansion.
The article notes a tenfold rise in building trades programs from 245 to 9,606. It also reports growth across all trades and industries from 805 to 27,248, highlighting a large expansion in vocational training.
An old advertisement touts Victory Ointment for itching rashes and skin troubles including psoriasis and chafing. It claims antiseptic, greaseless formula developed for soldiers now sold to the public, safe for babies and children, with distribution by Lindsley’s. It also references NEFTEX antiseptic pink tablets for kidney trouble.
This item presents a set of trivia queries covering historical reforms, anatomy terms, Tokyo disclosures, classic American literature, animal facts, driving laws, seasons, postal employment, golf attire, and Kaiser Wilhelm II's exile. Each question invites factual recall or true false assessment.
The Right Rev Monsignor Louis M Maucher a Bavarian native who earned a medical doctorate before entering the priesthood died Sunday in Daytona Beach Fla He was 76 and served as pastor of St Mary Church of the Immaculate Conception in Johnstown for 30 years.
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