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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1945
Page
6
The passage describes the body’s resilience through reserves that replenish after organ loss, the ability to live with one kidney, and enhanced senses when other organs are impaired. It notes the immune response and antitoxins produced by the body, underscoring a confidence in natural healing.
Selections from the Journal dated September 26 1928 note plans for a Halloween masquerade dance by Keystone Boosters and Company at Hotel Corry in northwestern Pennsylvania. Boxing may return to the city this winter with new prospects in view. Cohen and Sons plan extensive rebuilding after purchasing Cory Milling site and expect to open late next week. Harding Home and Soho Association held a winter roast in Stockton's Grave with a large crowd enjoying games. Miss Anna Shielis hosted a farewell party for her aunt Miss Shields marking the occasion with thanks and merriment.
A 1945 American Bankers Association plan in New York outlines extending credit to small businesses during reconversion, arguing banking channels suffice and government aid not needed. Discussion covers GI Bill loans, Surplus Property Act, reconversion, Robinson-Patman, Miller-Tydings, and small firms’ wartime losses. Also notes House Ways and Means work on postwar tax changes, auto use tax, and excess profits tax repeal dates with potential January 1, 1946 compromise.
Fragmented quiz item list raises questions about World War I topics and a note on excess profits tax. It mentions Surrender signs, MeTS Maine Corps, the Squalus, German politics, the American-Intelligence system, Commodore Perry and Tokyo, a Spanish throne pretender, World War I devastated cities, Trondhelm port usage, Stalin’s sums, and wartime to peacetime tax debates.
Bob Armstrong, former Aero office and Journal employee, son of William J. Armstrong, reports from Tokyo Bay aboard a Third Fleet warship. He recounts unopposed Marines landings, thousands of troops, and Jap submarine captures. notes his radio team’s long Far East service from Australia to the Philippines and Japan, with action across New Guinea, New Britain, Morotai, Palau, and Borneo.
Fragmentary text describes a Wednesday departure to Cleveland for residence, an evening event with music and cards, and a guest receiving a modest gift. Names, places, and full context are missing, making precise reporting difficult.
An advertisement promotes Golden Tax Tablets claiming to improve breakfast appetite and daily energy. It warns against taking more than the recommended dose and offers a money back guarantee if the product does not agree with the user. Prices listed are 95¢ and 59¢.
Mary Helle Poorman 76, a Waterford, Pa., native, died after an apparent self-inflicted fall from a window ledge at her Germantown apartment near Philadelphia. She lived with her daughter and son-in-law James R. Jones of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Tyrone, Pa. She was widow of Clayton Poorman. Survived by a granddaughter, Mrs George W Ellison, and three other grandchildren.
Crawford county officials seek a state grant to cover up to fifty percent of planning and site work for enlarging the Crawford Court House. The county will file with the State Planning Commission under a postwar growth and development law. Three options under consideration include remodeling the current structure, adding one or two wings, or constructing a new building.
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