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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1940

Page

4

ERIE Sergeant Ell Worth Cox Dies After Illness

Veteran Erie police sergeant Ell Worth Cox died at St. Vincent's hospital at 6 p.m. Tuesday after a long illness caused by a heart condition. He had served with the department since 1906, became sergeant in 1932, and was active in the Fraternal Order of Police. He lived at 656 East 10th Street and had been on leave recently.

Erie Police Department Cox Fraternal Order of Police Haas Lodge Grand Lodge

Philippines Faces Big Troubles and Possible Independence in 1946

The piece outlines Philippine defense under US policy, Quezon’s push for freedom in 1946, and fears of Japan exploiting unexploited resources. It notes 120,000 Filipinos in a year of military training, a 8 million dollar defense budget, and MacArthur’s firm stance against retreat.

James Bassett Maiuel Quexon Philippine Islands Netherlands Thies Quezon Philippines Singapore Hongkong Indies United States Japan Switzerland Lody Manuel Quezon Douglas MacArthur Sint Whet Mon General Macarthur Manila Igees Sam Tydings-McDuffy Paul McWatt

Pick-me-ups Deceptive Energy Boost Warned By Medical Society

From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania, the Daily Dozen cautions that pick-me-ups mask fatigue and strain the body. They falsely promise energy and vitality but only exhaust reserves and can cause blood pressure rise and nervous collapse. Rest remains the true cure for fatigue.

The Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania

Bradford Pair Overcome by Carbon Monoxide Fumes

Bradford Pennsylvania October 24 Mr and Mrs E E Stanley of East Bradford were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at their home. Firemen revived Mrs Stanley 85 with an inhalator and oxygen then aided Mr Stanley 70 who collapsed trying to move her. A local doctor attended.

Bradford E. E. Stanley East Bradford Stanley Leith Denis Mr. Stanley James Abernathy Edward Brophy

City Eyes More Street Lights Amid Rates Change

City officials plan to add lights in outlying and poorly lit areas as street lighting costs fall. A safer, better looking town is the aim, with survey by Director Righaud to identify hazardous spots for new installations.

Trazandous Curry Sal Hua Righaud Bacher

No Wound Is Too Small to Risk Infection

A health warning urges washing any cut or wound with Egn-Cura Medicated Soap then applying San-Cur Ointment to prevent infection. The ad touts San Gira Ointment as helpful for minor sores burns and skin irritation priced at 60 cents at all druggists, with San-Gira Soap listed separately.

Daily Quiz Questions Challenge Readers

Puzzle prompts readers with ten trivia items spanning geography history and language usage. Questions ask city in Canada by population, saltwater freezing, author of So Big, Dakar’s colony, Civil War surrender, Dorothy Thompson’s husband, royal lineage, Wendell Willkie’s children, Near Eastern slave traders, and the Mississippi discoverer.

Canada French West Africa Dakar Gen Robert &. Lee U. S Grant Dorothy Thompson Mihai Romania Constantine Greece Wendell Willkie Mississippi River

Cord du Roi and Liberty Row Highlight WWI Memorials

The 1919 Liberty Row in Cleveland honors 35 fallen WWI soldiers with a red oak avenue dedicated May 30 1919. The Cord du Roi phrase traces corduroy cloth origins to French royal hunting attire. Los Angeles credited with coining the term moving pictures in 1897.

France Cleveland Thomas Los Angeles Moving Pictures

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