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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1945
Page
4
Developments of two additional scarlet fever cases in public schools yesterday led to precautionary measures under Dr J C Kibler. North side cases prompted thorough fumigation of classrooms as a safety step.
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania describes undulant fever caused by Brucella. Transmission occurs via raw milk from infected cattle or goats or by handling infected animals. Three Brucella types target cattle hogs and sheep. Bovine Brucella abortus causes most cases. about 10 percent of the population is infected with a small percentage severely affected. Symptoms include fatigue fever sweats chills and exhaustion. Pasteurized milk can prevent infection.
In Findley Lake area a gas well drilled by W. H. Roeder on Harold Stetson farm reached beyond 2500 feet but struck salt water, prompting a shutdown. Appalachian Development Co. of Bradford holds lease. next drill on Stetson farm planned with details pending. restaurants licensing and health officer inspections noted in broader report.
Dr Betty Hayes a sixty year old blonde physician who treated miners in unsanitary company towns reports a break in her office on Saturday Officials are charged with conspiracy and entry warrants name General Manager Prank Dy Lambert and General Superintendent David Ball Company Detective Francis Er fel aids in the investigation Dr Hayes says the incident targeted her belongings to make space for the new company physician
A speech extols American greatness after two world wars while urging gratitude to God. It notes national power in finance, industry, and politics, yet stresses inner life and immaterial blessings. The piece cites Kipling on sacrifice and the need to remember divine guidance.
A national magazine cartoon highlights retailers as the spark plug of activity. It notes retailers must move products from industry to homes to sustain production and jobs. Stores expand into new lines, from light planes to frozen foods, with shelves stocked to meet diverse demand.
A fragmented quiz item asks seven questions from a classified page puzzle. It mentions ratifying a Nations Charter with twenty nine stations, a woolpecker tongue size, a railrig play role, Berlin and Allied zones, post execution body disposal, fear of phobias, and a champagne container question. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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