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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1946
Page
4
The snippet lists Associated Press rights for republication, local news, and postal details. It notes Second Class Mail status in Corry Pa, with yearly and weekly rates, mail and carrier charges, and advertising rate information.
The piece argues Rep Halleck of Indiana predicts a Republican sweep to win the House on November 5 and install Joseph W. Martin Jr as Speaker. It notes Martin has long been GOP figure, with past roles as minority leader, chairman of the Republican National Committee, and proposals on term limits, ex presidents’ seats, and military service policy.
No detention home was located by county commissioners by mid October as a November 1 closure of the present West 11th Street facility looms. Ruth Barkett, operator since 1994, resigns as matron effective November 1, with plans for a temporary private-home style detention setup if alternatives fail.
Twenty years ago in Corry Olaf Wellejus completes a deal to acquire a two story brick building on North Center street adjoining Barlow Hardware, the Costello and Parker Millinery occupying the lower floor. News items mention a Neylon child injured by an airgun near East Pleasant street, a boy breaking two windows, M. J. Bladen elected Corry Teachers Association president, Harold G. Wolf named Junior High delegate to a December state convention, Carl Pinch adds United Cigar Co line to North Center stock, Miss Helen Zatmeck hosts Halloween gathering with games and a video gram, and East Main Street School idle used as a kindergarten site with hired teacher.
Instructions describe removing a broken electric bulb by inserting a cork into the metal base and turning it to loosen the base. The method implies cork acting as a stopper while twisting to release the base from the socket.
Eyelid injuries arise from cuts punctures and contusions from accidents or foreign objects. Penetrating wounds risk deeper damage and infection and may require expert care to prevent scarring or deformity such as entropion or ptosis.
A reader asks seven quiz questions from a classified page including who led the west coast APL seamen's union and a Briggs Manufacturing plant city. Other queries cover acting secretaries, plant homonyms for way, Roosevelt era VP names, US state and country initials, DNC Speakers Bureau head, Atl island group location, and whether Christmas and New Year’s Day land on the same weekday each season.
Falconer October 14 The body of James Lee 29 was found with a shotgun wound to the head in the Eshelman farm pasture at Ross Mills where he boarded and worked. Coroner Samuel D Bowers and Deputy Sheriff Arthur Edson investigated noting Lee had been involved in a Friday October 4 automobile accident and had seemed despondent. A brother said he and the victim attended a theatre together a week before and was the last time he saw him alive.
Researchers at Massachusetts State College tested maple nut and vanilla ice cream and found them excellent sources of vitamin A and carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A, plus riboflavin. The study states ice cream provides proteins fats carbohydrates minerals and vitamins.
Two people died in Center County automobile crashes over the weekend. Jom L. Stewart, 18, Rimersburg, died Saturday after his car skidded on a wet highway near the Rockview Prison and struck a tree. Mrs. Frances Sharpless, 26, of Philipsburg, died early today when her Buickmobile veered off a curve and crashed into a shed near Bowlsburg.
Molotov denounced criticism of the veto in the Allied Security Council and warned against foreign influence as Bevin praised the peace conference work. Spaak and other leaders faced pressure over unanimity and cooperation among the great powers in shaping postwar treaties.
A partial quote discusses geminating a measure from lesser powers to serve its agenda. It notes votes within a conference and hints at the American delegate receiving sufficient support while additional votes were secured. Context remains unclear from the fragmented text.
Molotov referred to Bralin's pronouncements and said he believed in possible friendly cooperation with Western powers. Molony declared that this is the policy to which the Soviet Union adheres.
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