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Fau dition and D.4 trigger hospital tension as New York reporters note an unusual medical scene. The piece highlights patient safety concerns and staff responses amid a tense, evolving situation.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1943
Page
3
Fau dition and D.4 trigger hospital tension as New York reporters note an unusual medical scene. The piece highlights patient safety concerns and staff responses amid a tense, evolving situation.
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The Corry area reports obituaries, legal motions, and wartime fund updates. Dr Luther Malmberg, longtime Thiel College dean, dies after a long illness in Greenville. Local arrests include Roland Wilkinson. Navy enlistments from Erie and Pittsburgh. railcar load projections rise 2.6 percent in 1943’s last quarter. Copier notes mention a mother denying a son's engagement in Titusville and War Loan Drive progress with Pennsylvania nearing two thirds of its goal.
Erie September 22 Dell Darling won the Republican nomination for county commissioner with 41,935 votes and led the county ticket. Mayor Charles R. Barber led the city Republican ticket with 7,127 votes. Thomas W. Shaper won the second Republican nomination for county commission with 8,696 votes, defeating Helen Schidraff by 3,200. Frank Schloss 1,979. James Lavery Democratic mayoral nominee 31,453. G Francis Hagerty won both party nominations with 3,941 Democratic and 517 Republican votes. Official counts show various county and court races with multiple nominees and vote tallies.
Mrs. Thomas Carl of Mt. Jewett Pa received word from the War Department that her son Floyd Carl is missing in action in the North African theater. Private Carl enlisted about 18 months ago and no further details are available. a future letter from the War Department is anticipated.
Dr. E L Nixon, former state college faculty, claims a new potato variety Hy U. 95 could yield 900 bushels per acre, vastly higher than present 180 to 350 bushels. Developed near Coudersport Camp Potato, the cross of Royal Bussett and McCormick could cut state potato imports and boost postwar farm labor retention. Pennsylvania expects about 19,888,000 bushels this year per USDA.
Salamanca Sept 29 Leon Henderson 10 of a farm near Salamanca was struck by a car near his home late Monday. The driver Thomas J Macklay 20 of Salamanca then lost control of the car overturned and crashed into a culvert. Both died Monday night.
Louie Blusk of Ad Pattonsville, 43, was acquitted by a jury after a short deliberation in Kittanning Pa. The eight year old son Thomas Blusk died after a blow to the abdomen last May 14.
In Jamestown a PSC examiner proposes residential rate cuts and proportional reductions for commercial customers as an alternative to the city utilities board plan. Buckman recommends lowering the first 20 kWh to 0.25 and adjusting all unit rates, with minimum charges dropping from 65 to 50 cents monthly. Hearing adjourned to October 14.
On September 22 the City Council granted the Defense Plant Corporation a five year lease on a strip at Jamestown Municipal Airport to support American Aviation Corporation expansion. The agreement includes a $18 yearly rent and government paving of access between the aviation plant and the NW runway, signaling early production at the facility.
Four motorists in the Mine county district had driving privileges permanently revoked by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles for drunken driving. Named were Glenn Hepler of 711 Liberty Street and Joe Yuratel of R. D. 5, plus Lasvennes N. Daniel of Waterford and Tyft Hayes of B D 4 Edinboro. Eight others had licenses suspended for various infractions.
Erie police report 19 year old Marquin Kearns left Erie September 7 with a 40 year old man she planned to marry and was married in Kentucky. Her mother Mrs Phil Pickup Corenango Valley said the telegram announced the event and that Marquin would return to Erie this week.
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