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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1946
Page
4
Medical experts warn that future atomic powered cars airplanes and ships could emit radioactivity. They compare potential emissions from a thousand atomic cars running 20 000 miles yearly to the release level of the Hiroshima bomb and urge strong safeguards and research into protective measures.
A mix of brief notices recalls a 9 year old boy Raymond Pardinks injured after falling from a silo, a death of M J McCarthy, Frank Brady building projects at Ajax Iron Works, Barlow Hardware liquidation set for October 7, diphtheria quarantine updates, and a Sunday School auto trip to Titusville. The piece ends with a quiz on the 1948 Atlantic City beauty pageant and a geography question about Morocco.
Sept 80 two youths one soldier trapped by gas station owner at 2001 Buffalo road after burglar alarm triggered. James Noonan and Stanley Sharkey were booked on burglary charges. John Schuller, owner, held suspects at gunpoint until police arrived. Noonan said he is AWOL from the Army.
A Jamestown meat dealer linked to the Benotsl meat shortage reports about 76 workers in city chain stores affected by last week’s city-wide meat store closing. Employers largely continue partial or full salaries as stores stay short on meat. Most hope for relief remains slim as the Meat Dealers Association plans a Monday meeting to discuss the shortage. Ether, the first modern anesthetic, was discovered in the 16th century.
Report of meat shortage results in increased illegal deer killings as hunters target deer herds roaming near highways. Valleys echo with high power rifle shots while game protectors are kept busy day and night.
The Paris Peace Conference approved sizable reparations against Romania Finland and Italy with Russia as chief beneficiary. Romania and Finland face 800 million payments to Russia plus losses to other Allied property. The United States signals cuts to Romania’s war damage charges, citing large sums already paid or due. Willard Thorpe notes Romania may owe nearly 2 billion in reparations and related costs.
The article surveys postwar reparations talks, noting Italy and the United States stance on aid and transfer points, and detailing estimates of Allied claims. It cites Soviet economist Eugene Varga arguing that Germany reparations may total about 200 billion, with large portions owed to the Soviet Union. It argues that war losses should be compensated without punishing Germans.
In a famous judgment a king proposed dividing the child to settle which woman was the mother. The ruse exposed truth when the true mother pleaded mercy for the child.
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