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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
4
The notice reports the sudden death of Mrs. Jacob Pyne at her West Pleasant and Spring streets home after a brief illness. The surrounding text, dated November 16, 1925, also references local weather and political notes, including Governor Pinchot’s December itinerary and farmers battling crop damage from storms.
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a health note warns that athlete's foot affects many people and spreads via moist floors in baths, gyms, and pools. It advises keeping feet clean and dry, drying between the toes, airing shoes and socks, elevating feet at rest, and seeking a physician for persistent pain or unusual symptoms.
The memory of Alfred E. Davidson was honored with a 1:30 PM service. Rev O F Hildebrand led the rites with duets by Mrs Hartey Banks and Mrs Harold Fish. Interment followed at Nebo Cemetery Mt Jewett. Out-of-town mourners included Sorenson family and friends from Mr Jewett Spartansburg Brockton Gordon, New Kensington.
The Tyrone Postwar Planning Commission announced plans for a $3,000,000 Corning Glass Works plant at Tyrone Athletic Park. The factory, to be built on site, will produce silica products using local limestone pottery clay and grass sand. Ferguson Engineering Co of Cleveland already has workers on site drafting plans.
The piece outlines Civilian Production Administration findings on tax changes and delays in distribution, with comments from Philip Murray and Walter Reuther about potential impacts on profits and production. It traces wartime to postwar tax regimes, noting how excess profits tax and corporation rates moved from 1918 to 1921 and summarizing projected yields and adjustments for large and small corporations.
The article recounts diplomatic code messages showing Japan preparing to attack the United States and the Netherlands East Indies. It notes Tokyo instructed ambassadors to stall while the Japanese task force moved toward Pearl Harbor and that Nomura’s report highlighted detailed U S Pacific Fleet movements.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Thompson's semi tablets as a remedy for backache dizziness linked to kidney fatigue. It claims the product stimulates secretions and provides quick relief, urging purchase at druggists and mentioning Bor soma and Gelden ca in nonsensical phrasing.
A garbled quiz note asks about Tyler’s first name Zachary or John and lists multiple fragmented questions on compasses visits by Zhukov and other topics. It also records a Cambridge High Eleven score 80 0 and a social party for Mrs Blair with attendees and refreshments.
Poonk F Mitchell, 2, of near Curwensville, was struck and killed by a car while walking along the Lakes to the Sea highway in a rainstorm between Curwensville and Clearfield. State Police quoted the driver as saying Mitchell suddenly slipped or lurched into the road and was struck. he died at Clearfield Hospital.
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