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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1945
Page
4
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The San Francisco conference is likened to Vienna rather than Paris, focusing on unconditional surrender and power bargaining. It argues that Vienna reshaped Europe through secret negotiations among victors, with alliances enforcing divisions and changing maps, contrasting with aims for world organization.
This piece outlines Robert E. Hannegan role as Democratic National Chairman linked to Truman and Roosevelt. It notes Missouri ties, prior investigations in 1940s, debates over Hannegan’s nomination for a federal post, and mentions Marcus Alonzo Gwy n as a contrasting example of a strong party chair. It comments on the mix of political backgrounds among national chairs.
New York report explains FM broadcasting uses frequency modulation to achieve noise free reception and higher fidelity. It outlines the system's technical basis, proposed FM allocations between 42 and 102 megacycles, advantages over AM, and required receivers. It notes FCC hearings, potential interference reductions, and future growth dependent on public uptake and compatibility with television sound channels.
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania figures show U S hospital admissions in 1944 reached 16,036,840, births at 919,976, and 901,297 admissions in Pennsylvania. National average stay was 9.8 days with 475,607,484 patient days nationwide. Pennsylvania operated 251 hospitals with 104,762 beds and 61 registered hospitals with 1,720,045 beds capacity.
A reader question set asks eight trivia prompts from a vintage page. Questions cover who spoke of small increases after Germany’s defeat, biblical book order, ancient Egyptian artifacts, the purpose of paint, and biographical queries about Jack Benny, the Remai goddess of wisdom, Wall Street Journal editor, and presidential spouses. It also asks about the Maine hull fate after its raise.
Col L R Burgess, former coast artillery officer, spoke to Warren High students on enlisting in Citizens Military Training Camps for summer training. Local grocers and meat dealers support the weekly holiday program. Baby Mary Elizabeth Riley died from convulsions at home. Corry vs Warren track season opener features 19 man Warren squad. Corry favored. Heat wave persists with temperatures near 87F. showers expected tonight. Cory anglers land two substantial catches. Downey contest leaders remain Carl Taylor and John Swan.
Boyle analyzes postwar Germany's youth from ages 10 to 30 as the “lost generation” shaped by Hitler and the Nazi regime. He argues many are loyal to the Führer’s brutal doctrine, while some younger children and older Germans remain open to democratic reform, needing guidance to become usable citizens. He warns of the danger posed by Hitlerjugend remnants and underground networks, but sees hope in those who show friendly, curious, and constructive attitudes toward American troops and democratic ideals.
This week ration facts list meat stamps red stamps good through April 28 and June deadlines for others. Foots blue stamps valid through April 28 June 3 June 20 and July 21. Sugar stamp 38 five pounds valid through June 2 with next May 1. Shoes stamps indefinite. Gasoline coupons four gallons each through June five gallons each. Fuel oil periods one through five valid indefinitely. Last year period four and extra coupons also valid. ORA notes no cancellations planned.
Oscar E Raymond, a prominent Wayne Township farmer born October 8, 1871, died last evening at 7:56 at his home on Rad S. He had been in failing health since August of last year. He married May Blakeslee on October 8, 1896, and leaves a large family including eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren, plus a sister and brother. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at the family home, with burial in West Lawn Cemetery at Columbus.
Jamestown Apt 4-A resident Johnny Lockwood with a long record faced Judge Allen E. Bargar after his wife accused him of threatening to kill her with crude steel file knives. Police say he resisted arrest and menaced officers. he received six months in Monroe County penitentiary with suspension on a later charge.
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