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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1948

Page

4

Twenty Years Ago Corryites Follow Zeppelin Flight

Twenty years ago Corry residents tracked the Graf Zeppelin voyage to America. Storms near the Azores might alter its course per Dr Hugo Eckner. Funeral for Attorney Don F Smith drew large crowds at Dr A L Smith's home. Local potato crop led October 1 prospects with 75 cents a bushel. Collected remarks note prominent figures and presidents not college graduates. Penguins can swim long distances underwater and surface briefly to breathe.

Corryltes America Friedrichshafen Germany Azores Hugo Eckner

Democrats Attack Dewey During Western Pennsylvania Stop

Democratic forces assailed Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as his campaign train moved into western Pennsylvania for a one day visit. Dewey planned talks in Erie Sharon New Castle Rochester and a Pittsburgh address on radio. Col. Philip Mathews accused Truman of specificity on inflation while criticizing Dewey for hedging and vague positions. He warned voters Dewey would not reveal a clear program. Preparations continued for a GOP meeting in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Thomas EB. Dewey Pennsylvania Erie Sharon New Castle Rochester Pittsburgh New York Dewey Philip Mathews Truman Col Mathews Albany

South and the Democratic Party Purified by Dixiecrats

The article discusses the Dixiecrat challenge led by Governor Thurmond and its impact on the Democratic Party’s allegiance to states rights. It traces Southern electoral influence from 1824 to 1860 and explains how the Solid South shaped postwar presidential politics, with references to Truman, Thurmond, and the 1948-1952 conventions. It also notes remarks on future First Ladies, including Frances Dewey and past First Ladies, comparing career paths.

South Thurmond South Carolina United States Robert £. Lee Republican Party Democratic Party Truman

Unusual Surgery Aims to Correct Childs Exstrophy

Doctors at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie expressed optimism after performing a delicate uretero intestinal connection to correct Ronald Kayger's bladder exstrophy. Surgeon Elmer Hess and his staff carried out a 45 minute procedure despite a near death moment, placing the curetero into the bowel to restore urinary function.

ERIEA St. Vincent's Hospital Ronald Kayger Moura Elmer Hess Peta

Surgeons Plan Complex Operation On Boy Ronald

Approximately three weeks hence an operation involving planting of the opposite gut will be performed. If the boy's condition improves satisfactorily the bladder will be removed from the abdominal wall. Dr H V Swick, urologist, says the boy is in very good condition given the seriousness of the operation. Separate note mentions $250000 raised to pay for the Statue of Liberty in 1884 with Americans raising funds and the French contributing $280000 for the pedestal.

H. V. Swick Hess Ronal

Treasury report and trivia questions from a 1940s page

Treasury report dated October 7 shows receipts of 133.39 million dollars and expenditures of 115.69 million with a balance around 4.88 million. debt stands at 252.29 billion. The page also lists a set of trivia questions covering palindromes, World War II era, Columbus Day, and the Davis Cup among others.

China Georgia M. E. Thompson Herman Jrr Madge Amos 'N' Andy Noah Daniel Webster Christopher Columbus New World Amvets Frank C. McCaslin Harald A. Keats Treasury Washington U. S. Treasury

Kane Council Rules To Pay Hire For Policemen

Kane Oct 11 Borough officials report a finance committee found no funds for police and street department pay raises for the balance of the year. Council President J A Skoglund said sympathetic but finances prevent increases. Patrolmen warned they may seek other jobs due to living cost pressures. Three patrolmen are paid about 178 dollars monthly, averaging under 40 dollars weekly take-home.

Kane J. A. Skoglund O. W. Hanson James 8. McKenna H. Watts Stoaglund Gordon W. Folke Emile Stenger McKenna Public Safety Committee

Young Republicans to Meet on Campaign Strategy in Pa

tes members and county leaders gather to discuss campaign strategy. The executive committee of the Young Republicans of Pennsylvania will meet to plan an all-out vote for the Dewey Warren ticket.

Tes Young Republicans of Pennsylvania Dewey Warren

Humphrey Leads Minnesota Poll Against Ball for Senate

In Minneapolis polls, Hubert H. Humphrey the Democrat Farmer Labor candidate shows an edge over Republican Joseph Ball for the U S Senate seat. The passage notes Humphrey as a former political science professor and father of four.

Minnesota Bilguenvetle Sayramperd Hubert H. Humphrey Minneapolis U. S. Senate Joseph Ball Humphrey Selings Democrat- Farmer-Laborite International

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