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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1949

Page

4

Christmas cheer and hospital notes in Charleroi scene

A Charleroi Monessen Hospital update shows Mrs Hannah Carson of Washington County progressing after January admission for an abdominal disorder. Evelyn, a Crippled Children’s Society case, gains walking attempts with therapy amid Christmas hope. A hunting death near Barnes, Warren County, claims Joseph Galdi, 43, from Philadelphia, with coroner ruling an accidental gunshot wound.

Charlerot Hannah Carson Charleroi Monessen Hospital Washington County Tiice Warren County Warren Philadelphia Barnes Here Joseph Galdi Ed C. Lowrey Lowrey Pasquale Panuccio Galdi

Popular Teacher Paddling Case Keeps Walter MacDonald in Favor

Walter MacDonald, a Hickory High School teacher who paddled a teen girl in the hall remains popular. The 1960 yearbook will be dedicated to him as the senior class supports his continued role as advisor after a brief suspension and a teachers' sympathy strike.

Sharon Walter MacDonald Hickory High School MacDonald

Crippled girl gets new legs in Pittsburgh area

Evelyn Stypula, born without feet and with an amputated thigh stump, received artificial legs from the Allegheny County Society for Crippled Children. After surgery at Marcy Hospital, she stood and walked, finding comfort and joy at a cousin’s birthday party as she adjusted to her new limbs. She hopes to grow into them with ongoing support.

Associated Press Sharpsburg Huummy Sylvia Stypula Evelyn Helyn Virginia Mummy Marcy Hospital Allegheny County Society For Crippled Children Tommy

Pittsburgh Man Dies in South Side Fall

A 718 year-old Pittsburgh man named Joseph Saltysisk died yesterday from a skull fracture after falling down a stairway while visiting his daughter's home on the South Side. Morgue officials confirmed the cause of death.

Pittsburgh Joseph Saltysisk

Pittsburgh Area Production Value Tripled in a Decade

An Allegheny Conference report shows four-county Pittsburgh district production value rose about threefold over ten years to a record 4.727 billion dollars in 1948. Employment gained roughly 125000 jobs since 1939, with female labor up 81 percent. steel and metals remained dominant, accounting for about 65 percent of 1948 employment.

Pittsburgh Associated Press Allegheny Conference On Community Development Alleheny Beaver Washington Westmoreland State Department Sion

Treasury report shows Nov budget receipts and outlays

Treasury figures for November show net receipts 89.98 million dollars and expenditures 113.91 million. Cash balance stands at 4.6099 billion dollars.

Treasury Washington Position of the Treasury

Shipping Fever Strikes Cattle Near Lander Area

Shipping fever, a respiratory illness like pneumonia, hit a dairy herd and possibly another in the Lander area. Three cows on Harold Bloomgren’s Marshtown farm died, each valued at $200, before the outbreak was checked. The illness began after Harold Bloomgren, a World War II veteran, bought two Hereford steers from a West Virginia farm to market. Dr. David Rice notes climate change and adjustment difficulties may have contributed.

Area Lander David Rice North Warren Harold Bloomgren Marshtown Bloomgren West Virginia Rice

Fever Hits Herds as Ship Returns North

An outbreak linked to a northern shipment affected three dairy cattle from Mr Bloomgren’s herd of 28 Guernseys and Holsteins. Mrs Bloomgren confirms the report. The vet was not summoned until most of the herd fell ill. All steers had been vaccinated prior to shipment. Nearby dairy farmer Louis Van Ord reports trouble with 92 Holsteins on Russell-Lander road, three miles east of Lander.

Lander Bloomgren

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