30 Aug 1950
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1950
Page
1
The article explains convalescence after illness or surgery as a gradual process requiring rest and careful care. It advises slow activity increase, frequent small meals, ample sleep, and patience, noting relapses can occur if one overexerts. Dr Jordan will answer reader questions in a weekly column.
The Heshbon No 2 mine of the Heshbon Coal Co near Heshbon Pa received a reinspection report from the Bureau of Mines noting additional safety precautions. The mine employs 120 men and produced about 600 tons daily. recommendations include rock-dusting, better air, air locks, reinforced brattice, underground storage precautions, timbering, haulage and electrical safeguards, positive ID of underground workers, extra escape signs, eye protection, better track and rail maintenance, and frame grounding of machines.
Herculey voices shock over reports a young woman wants to marry her kidnapper. He warns he may return home to defend his sister’s honor if family cannot handle the situation. He denounces Constantine as unsuitable and notes Liberals backing his father.
DETROIT Aug 30 A man claiming to be Hercules Petracogeorgi, brother of Crete kidnap victim Stassoula Petracogeorgi, warned he may return home to fight for his sister. The 19 year old daughter of a Liberal Greek MP was abducted by her lover Constantine Kephaloyannis, Royalist, and held at a mountain hideout. If reports of their marriage are true it could provoke civil war in Crete, the brother said, though he doubted those claims.
Montreal reports that Canadian newsprint mills remain open a week into the rail strike. Despite expectations of closures mills avoid shutdowns through storage and alternative shipping. Production may dip from peak levels but operations continue with trucks ships and barges supplementing rail.
Fragmentary note states production pressures and capacity constraints at Bacauga Mille and other industries. It notes fall service resumption will bring car demand to markets, with a slow catch up due to normal movements. By end of July publishers held 41 days of supply, strike could avert hardship.
A National Retail Dry Goods Association bulletin notes easing panic buying after the Korean crisis. Retailers warn against future shortages and overproduction, urging sensible consumer behavior and cautioning against broad government controls. The WSJ cites housewives recovering while legislators seek taxes and controls. The piece notes 27 states east and 21 west of the Mississippi among the 48.
An anonymous donor tore up a $2,000 mortgage on the home of Joseph Korczynski Jr, a four year old boy in Ridgefield Connecticut. The boy’s father, a waiter, was reported to have attacked him and was committed to a mental hospital. The boy remains in danger but his condition is improving as the community supports the family through the Joey Fund.
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