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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1944
Page
3
Self made reformers urge an end to unemployment and poor wages, but nature and markets resist mere defiance. Industries like mining, air, power and transportation expand science and markets to raise productivity and create real jobs, with coal aiming for steady work for over 500000 once peace returns. Threatening reformers won’t ease the task.
Twenty years after Archue A. Hil, lifelong Corry resident, died after a lingering illness, police investigated a storage shed break in on West Main Street Sunday night. A fire at Corry Fibre Turning plant caused minor damage. William Edmonds died after injuries from a Friday autos accident. Corry's 1925 tax rate set at thirteen and a half mills or less by City Commission. George W. Reynolds, 72, died at home. survived by wife.
A list of seven or more quiz questions appears, asking about geography biology Bible figures Shakespeare economics and other topics. The items include garbled phrases and broken sentences, with references to Papua New Guinea Hawaii New Guinea South Seas and several unclear prompts about presidents, Bible figures, and historical terms.
The town reels from rumors of new businesses and redevelopment efforts along North Corridor Street while residents debate police political pressure and a budget push. Pfc. Clark Agens of Ridgway dies in France and local veterans discuss pay-as-you-go government funding amid seasonal rationing and postwar adjustments.
A dense column covers sinus anatomy and pain signals, noting that many sinus infections go unrecognized and pain localizes to sinus areas. It mentions specific symptoms and the need for attention to facial sinus regions, with a fragment about a hospital trip and an emergency appendectomy for a patient after Monday’s meeting.
Frank T. Burroughs was laid to rest at Faust Branch cemetery in a funeral officiated by Guilbeenty. Attendees included family members from multiple towns and a number of neighbors. The service noted interment in the family lot and referenced several mourners from nearby communities.
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