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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1946
Page
4
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes eight of ten presidents lived beyond their age at inauguration. Since 1900, only Taft exceeded his life expectancy, Hoover nears it, Truman was unique in not reaching 60 before taking office, and the era’s leaders averaged eight years less than their initial life expectancy.
A jumble of trivia questions appears on the page asking which U S city offered 350 acres for the United Nations site and other queries. It mentions the Versailles Treaty, a World War II general nicknamed Blood and Guts, and asks for details about veterans housing and a Republican chairman.
Erie November 27 Melvin Biman 36 Erie man who shot and killed Carlos Rayford during a card game will seek parole from Western Penitentiary. District Attorney Damian McLaughlin said he will not oppose the parole hearing, and Simpson may be freed on board order shortly after. The killing occurred during a skin game after an argument. Simpson pleaded not guilty and was sentenced to 4 to 19 years.
A passer obtained 825 in a city by passing two bad checks previously foiled by John Fairclough at Meadow Brown gas station. Meantime Meadow Brown expects to fully reestablish and operate Community Nursing Service within two to three weeks with a qualified nurse secured. Mrs Grace L Hunt, 80 mother of Rev Frederik U Hunt of Meadville and religious education secretary for the Erie Conference, died in Greenville Monday. Last night WA members enjoyed a dinner program with many guests from out of town.
Health officer Dunkle reports two new measles cases and five chickenpox cases. About twenty measles cases are under quarantine. City administration seeks higher penalties for drunken and disorderly conduct, aiming up to 1000 dollars. Announcement: Katherine Mary Shaver and Walter Burkhart wed in Buffalo on November 6.
The coal strike is likely to strengthen calls in Congress to revise the Wagner Labor Relations Act of 1935. The Labor Relations Board may propose changes, with talks in Washington hinting that unions slow down to preserve privileges. The act’s aim to shield labor in organizing may face limits as management seeks election rights and penalties for irresponsible strikes.
Quick relief claim for backaches and leg pains through kidney support. Warns to insist on genuine Thompson's Borsoma Tablets and notes price of 50 cents at drug stores. Mentions Golden Lax Tablets for constipation as an additional product reference.
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