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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1947
Page
4
A physician must determine the cause of unconsciousness by careful examination. The article outlines steps including checking skin color, bleeding, breathing, pulse, and detailed head, chest, and limb inspection. It notes head injuries, tumors, poisoning, and epilepsy as common coma causes, and mentions possible intoxication as a diagnosis.
Twenty years ago notes recall the passing of John Moffitt a retired letter carrier after over 35 years with Corry post office. Board of Education actions aim to replace Washington street school with a new modern building within a year or two. Plans for a large athletic field behind the Junior High promise long term school needs, while local officials discuss Marshall Plan context and De Gaulle victory references. Local business visits by state pure food officials reported, with several arrests tied to product samples. Elizabeth Kirch and Fred Smith wed at the M E Church parsonage in Clymer marking a social milestone.
The piece argues De Gaulle's victory strengthens anti-Communist resolve in Europe. It notes France's historic central role in continental politics, culture, and leadership, and contrasts American leaders' earlier doubts with De Gaulle's assertive stance.
The steel market faces a renewed surge in raw material costs led by scrap, with prices up to $6 per ton in some districts and expectations scrap may surpass $50. Freight costs and other inputs push delivered prices higher while mills resist pass through. Open hearth furnace shutdown would be a last resort as winter slows collections and shipments.
William H. Dunnewold aged 81 died at his Clymer home Saturday evening after several months illness. He served as town assessor for 50 years and belonged to the Abbe Reformed Church Consistory for 40 years. Survived by wife Anna Grates Dunnewald four sisters and two brothers, with services Tuesday at Abbe Reformed Church officiated by Rev. Wallace Stenker. Burial in Holland Cemetery.
An old classified style ad promotes Victory Ointment for itching rashes psoriasis and other skin troubles. It claims quick relief, safety for babies, and that the product was developed for soldiers and is sold in Corry by Lindsley's. The notice also mentions NEFTEX antiseptic pink tablets for kidney trouble.
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