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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1946

Page

4

Polls and midterm elections hover over 1948 forecasts

Corry Pa excerpts discuss how midterm polls struggle to predict House outcomes. It notes that personal candidate impact is weaker, explains sampling methods, and compares 1840 1944 and 1942 votes, with Gallup and party shifts. The piece highlights discrepancies between predicted and actual seats, noting Democratic losses and Republican gains.

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Sinclairville Woman Succumbed to Burns

A Sinclairville woman, 43, Althea Minckler of Sneightsville, died from third degree burns after her clothes ignited from burning debris. Her husband Leon Minckler, a United States Forestry Service employee, rushed to Gosital Hospital in Jamestown after receiving word of the incident. Bystanders aided, attempting to smother flames with coats and blankets.

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Veteran Hulvngd Receives Croix de Guerre for Valor

NeeraROAMING Hoon Sergi Wendy Hulvngd veteran of the 12nd Airborne has been awarded the French Croix de Guerre Fourragere earlier this month becoming the Corry veteran who also holds Belgian and Dutch decorations. He has twenty jumps in service and is among veterans honored as wartime reinforcement continues. The report notes local industry fluctuating with some mills idle yet apple juice and wood demand persisting at higher prices, while economists warn of a potential economic bust in early next year amid labor unrest and strike talk. The piece touches on local business plans for Rex Theatre improvements and references OPA and inland town security themes in a broad wartime-era context.

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October weather hints at autumn gloom and repair costs

A garbled fragment mentions October beight, weather, and repairs at home. It references mist folks and Deeilint einthing while noting payments due in October. The text is unclear but implies seasonal costs and urgency around autumn.

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Rumors and notes from Corry and beyond in November

Local chatter spans property rumors on North Center Street to a long sequence of reports from Corry and nearby. Building material shortages linger with OPA changes eyed. a bachelor’s southern sojourn and a possible romance add social intrigue as hunting talks and past industry moves ripple through town.

Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files

Twenty years ago on October 26 1928 prices for coal rose over two dollars a ton amid tight supply as winter approached. In Concord township Byron Crowell Lovell's Station lost a flock to dogs with nine sheep badly mauled and one dead, another missing, total claim around 168 dollars. G H Tenpas of Clymer Power narrowly escaped a boiler blast at the plant. Kiwanis Club guests planned for Boys Potato contest, with agricultrual committee coordinating. Spring Creek area hunters noted two white deer and abundant deer populations, signaling a thriving local game season.

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How's Your I Q Can You Answer Seven Quiz Questions

A reader quiz prompts seven questions drawn from a classified page. Items include comparisons of salaries for diplomats and cabinet members, wartime candidate ratios, a Truman flood observance note, a birthday count for King Christian X, a new silper-poison claim by a U S Chemical Warfare Service, the battleship Oklahoma’s fate after Pearl Harbor, and questions about Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms and the U S Embassy at Nan.

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Questioned World War II Airmen in China Report

Report asks which tribe accompanied downed American airmen in western China during 1944. Also queries on corps pronunciation and beet sugar sweetness. The note mentions one passenger car for every five persons in the United States in 1930.

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From the Medical Gallery of the State of Pennsylvania

The article explains ear anatomy and function detailing the external, middle, and inner ear parts. It describes hearing as sound vibrations entering the ear and the vestibule providing balance. It notes the cochlea, meaning snail shell, as the hearing center, and briefly mentions the eye's role in vision.

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Ear and balance senses traced in creatures and a Buddhist text

The article notes the ear's usefulness for hearing mates, predators, and food in dim settings while balance centers in the ear keep the head upright. It also mentions the oldest printed book, a Buddhist sacred text dated 968 AD.

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