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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
4
The piece urges humane care for the elderly, noting rising numbers over 65 and 1940 projections. It argues hospitals should resemble home surroundings with proper diets, safety features, and staff support to prevent bedridden decline and enable aging individuals to live useful lives at home whenever possible.
Classified page prompts readers to find correct answers. Questions cover overseas pay for servicemen in Alaska, biting of male mosquitoes, a 1941 Supreme Court critic, CPA price ceilings, convalescent leave, a Fleet Admiral quote, beaver flesh palatability, Ossining prison, and relative weights of iridium osmium and platinum.
The Gannon College in Erie delays its opening due to a trucker strike in New York City that disrupted textbooks and supplies. President Very Rev Joseph J Wehrle announced classes will start once shipments arrive, with 1200 students affected across business, science, and liberal arts programs.
A House military subcommittee rejected chairman Sheridan's assertion that the panel urged Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge be removed. After a Far Eastern inspection, Sheridan claimed troop morale in Korea was the worst seen, but Reps. Shot and Martin said no such agreement exists or was sent to the War Department.
A gasoline semi-trailer owned by Frontier Transportation of Buffalo was badly damaged on North Portage Street when fire reached the cab. Driver Alexander Cummings suffered facial and head burns but escaped. Westfield Fire Department used foam to extinguish the blaze. three tractor tires ruined and fuel tanks burned.
Two firemen Edwin Reid of Chestnut Street and Harry Graham battled a gas soaked tank unit that failed to explode or ignite, keeping the blaze from spreading.
The piece discusses strife in Macedonia with Greek, Albanian, and Yugoslav angles amid Soviet influence. It notes tensions at the U N Security Council and the strategic importance of Salonika and the Vardar Valley, where control could affect access to the Danube and the Aegean.
The text outlines a broad, vague geography of Macedonia spanning Albania to the Aegean, across southern Yugoslavia, northern Greece, and southwestern Bulgaria. It notes mixed populations and references ancient rulers Philip and Alexander of Macedon.
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