Corry notes on politics and local scenes amid postwar tension
A long, meandering Corry newspaper page recounts national policy clashes over OPA rent controls, inflation fears, and impeachment talk, alongside local society notes. It covers Elks events, a crime rumor, road safety, draft debates, and community updates from Corry and nearby towns, with reflections on war veterans and holiday traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olliar
Byrd
Committee of Congress
4OPA
OPA
Halleck
National Republican Congressional Committee
Senate
Corry Lodge of
Hills
Austin
J. A. Mead
The
Forge
Dr. Mead
Oscar Andrews
E. J. Sackett
Elks’ Lodge
Corry Club
Foster H. Davis
Abe Gumbinsky
Elmira
Frank Auer
Cléarmont
Fla
Warren Club
Corry
Warren
Osiyer
Amy
Army
Congress
Army Navy
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
Seb
Bill Eaton
Germany
Belvoir Castle
Pt. Helvoir
Jim
Raymond A. Wheeler
Cory
Falconer
Petron
Ralph
Dewey
Veterans’ School
Erle City
Irstruction Center
Prentice-Hall, Ind
Federal Reserve Board
Free Enterprise at Work in Price Control Debate
A newspaper column argues that price decontrol did not trigger instant inflation. It notes mixed price movements, improving supply, and a return to competitive, low pricing in stores. The piece asserts free enterprise works when government restraints are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Blue and Gold Fall Short in Twenty Years Ago Clash
Twenty years ago necats led late but slipped behind as locals rallied ending in a 40 to 32 victory for the Keys. Also notes a farm fire near Spartansburg, a death in West Washington street, and weather and unemployment glimpses from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Él aVgilabia
Ayia
Nellie Merker
North Center Street
Gorry Sportamen
Ajax Iron Works
Spicial Industrial
West Washington
Express Boys
Pennsy
Cente Street
Medical Society notes civilian first aid ready forces
The article recalls civilians trained for first aid and the 115,000 enlisted medical technicians from the war era. It outlines training in x ray, lab work, sanitation, and orthopedic care, noting 182,000 graduates and the transition of military skills to civilian jobs including artificial limbs and prosthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Medical Tment
Enen
Joba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kane
Kane P. M
United States Supreme Court
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Samuel Chase
Federalist Party
the Elks
New Castle
Lawrence Caravan
Syria Shrine
Erie R. R
Meadville and Salamane
Erie
Bob Bumbaugie
Bob
Pire
Rudy
Sach Otner
Union City
Philately
Henry Ford
Li Whitney
Thomas Edison
Menlo Park
H. D. Shurlevant
Spartansburg
B. Weldher
Elizabeth Pearle Mudge
Henry B. Mudge
West Washington Street
Cory ‘Hospital
Salamanca
Clay
Keystone
State Armory
Lena Thurston
Seminway
FD. Peiffer
Philathea
Lemon Street
the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvants
All-Way Electric CO
Community Loan CO
Corry, PA
Center St
Yor
City Cab Company
Kinsey Insurance Agency
South Center St. Corry, Pa
Heiman
Christiaas
Riversides
America
Montgomery
Uted
Bend Vets
Dee
Heiman Jewelers
Elsa Ol
Atmou
Oyster