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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1946
Page
4
A meeting in the Municipal building spurred citizens to resume the Community Chest fundraising campaign next week. Mayor Bracken reported unanimous sentiment to revive the effort amid local interest.
The essay extols citrous fruits as healthful natural foods especially in cold months. It highlights oranges grapefruits limes and tangerines as vitamin sources aiding diet deficiencies. Grapefruit grows in popularity, cost drops with modern transport. Citrous juice served in hospitals is noted for taste and health benefits.
The article criticizes wartime rationing and bureaucratic inefficiency, urging reduction of government controls to restore supply and stabilize prices. It contends price setting by planners harms consumers, calls for removing bureaucrats in Washington, and advocates freer markets for essentials like meat and bread.
Deputy supreme knight Timony P. Gavi of Hammond Ind will attend Erie Council 278 Columbus Day events on October 13. The morning communion at St Ann's Church starts at 8 a.m. A banquet at 6 p.m. in St Andrew's Auditorium features Gannon as guest speaker. The 4th degree knights in regalia will serve as honor guard. A semi formal dance closes the day at Knights of Columbus Hall at 9 p.m.
Warren Oct 9 About 8 o clock Tuesday morning near Weldbank a big buck dashed in front of an automobile carrying a Jamestown man his wife and child The deer was killed and the car badly wrecked with radiator crushed The family had little money and contact was made with Game Protector George Norris He went to the scene retrieved the deer and brought the family to Warren They were taken to the police station for assistance
Police coordinated a cross-town action after a call from Warren to Jamestown. James-town officers dispatched a cruiser to assist and return the family home to Jamestown around seven this morning.
Lawrence Sullivan, veteran journalist, analyzes OPA led price ceilings and livestock limits, citing official data that the first weeks of re control reduced meat by nearly 200 million pounds. He argues that miscalculated prices and ceilings choke slaughter, distribution, and freight costs, worsening shortages nationwide.
Jamestown received 30000 live baby chicks weighing over 3600 pounds in an air freight shipment. The cargo, flown from Salisbury Maryland by Bruning Aviation, landed at the municipal airport at 1 15 p.m. The chicks were destined for local dealer John H Walburn and purchased by Ross Orton of Ripley. The transport cost 221.45, described as the cheapest shipping method by Walburn.
Treasury report shows receipts of 197,904,637.61 and expenditures of 129,240,083.15 for the period ending October 7, leaving a balance of 8,032,435.90. The figures reflect the government's cash position and spending levels for that interval.
A reader asks seven quiz items from a classified page. Questions cover UNRRA relief stoppage to Yugoslavia, nominees for U S Senate in New York, a restricted Japan mail link, start of withholding taxes, Dedication Day 1916 republican address, Col. Wallace H. Graham’s rank, a discharge on under age enlistment, Nerumberg trials duration, 1946 Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis, and the author of Anima Farm as September Book of the Month.
Danger signals and mysterious aches are blamed on kidneys failing to filter waste. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim to stimulate kidney action and increase urinary secretions, offering quick relief. For constipation, Golden Lax Tablets are recommended.
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