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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
4
An article from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania explores global meat consumption and nut nutrition. It notes Americans eat about 156 pounds of meat yearly while Japanese eat around 120 pounds, and highlights nuts as a vitamin source but cautions against overeating them after meals due to their dense, hard texture.
New York milk market official Dr. Alanford announced November milk price estimates for six state New York milkshed. The total value including winter feed payments could rise to about 4.29 per hundredweight, with fat premiums and higher output boosting projected incomes for November dairymen.
County officials oppose raising the tax rate but warn a substitute for gasoline tax revenue is needed to balance the 1946 budget. Controller Harvey M. Willis reports state limits may block using fuel funds to cover general costs, risking a millage increase from seven to higher.
The will of Joseph McGinnies of Ripley, former Albany Speaker, leaves an $83,000 estate in trust for his widow Anni McGinnies. Ten specific bequests include $135,000 for his Ripley home and furnishings to son in law Parl Johnson. The scholarship memorial honors his daughter Clara McGinnie Johnson.
Blaine Edward Ore, aviation machinist’s mate second class USNR, was awarded the Gold Star at a ceremony on Whidbey Island. The event honored his service in recognizing his role with the Navy Reserve and the Ore family of North Past.
A service medal was awarded for meritorious service during combat operations near the Kurile Islands from May 21 to June 2. The recipient, currently stationed in Washington, served in the serial fight and earned recognition for valor and dedication.
Wartime article questions effects of ending rationing as America loosens coupons except for sugar. Eisenhower urges food aid abroad and Congress debates funding for hungry Europeans. The piece contrasts domestic relief with the suffering of millions overseas and stresses voluntary sharing to prevent famine.
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