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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1945
Page
20
War era article recounts Japanese soldiers in Okinawa and other battles using bizarre tactics and rituals. It notes bizarre stunts, morale plays, and symbolic acts, including poems, dances, and attempted surrenders, with anecdotes of soldiers in disguise and fatal self-armed actions. The piece emphasizes crude bravado, shocking improvisations, and strict adherence to orders despite chaos.
This week’s ration tips list stamps and product categories with current expiry dates. Meats fats and other items show multiple stamps valid through late August to November, with shoes gasoline and period coupons detailing their respective limits and continuations.
In St Marys Pennsylvania on August 13 thirty of two hundred fifty forced draft miners from Shawwul Mine Co were ordered to report to the local draft board next Thursday. The action follows a walkout triggered by the resignation of Dr Elizabeth Hayes the sole physician serving about four thousand residents. Officials say the induction date precedes a scheduled meeting between the mining company and workers.
A writer warns that recent times eclipse past conflicts and that humanity now confronts the peril of atomic power. The passage urges wise, ethical use to prevent self destruction, stressing that Earth may be the only inhabited world if mankind fails.
The piece notes Secretary Anderson's balanced stance amid farm surplus debates. It contrasts New Deal subsidies with various export strategies, praising his aim to curb unexportable surpluses without taking hard sides. It cites his American Magazine statement calling for limiting production to stabilize prices and reduce food waste.
A fragmented account reviews weeks of Allied Nations discussions on how to improve the world and respond to the German threat. It notes plans to monitor and counter German influence while aiming to prevent future wars, with focus on Japan and Germany.
AP Newsfeatures examines postwar Japan under Potsdam aims, with Japan reduced to home islands and 72 million people. Allies push democratic reform, wartime industries dismantled, reparations debated, and future leaders urged to embrace free speech, religion, and thought while rebuilding economy and trade.
The article discusses migraine as a symptom not a disease and notes over eight million U.S. sufferers. It states two to three times more women are affected, lists symptoms such as dull throbbing pain blurred vision dizziness tingling and chills, and endorses aspirin as safe and effective. It emphasizes eliminating causative toxins and treating underlying eye sinus or allergic conditions along with systematic habits and exercise for relief.
A USDA experiments report shows climate determines alfelfa seed hardiness. Two generations grown in a mild climate yield plants that go soft and fail in cold weather. One generation grown in mild conditions keeps its hardiness, indicating environment Shapes drought and cold tolerance.
A years long illness ends for George A Names a Corry resident. Local sports note tallies a 44 inch live musky captured near Mayville by Frank Spiesman and John Love with assistance from C H Porter. Local business owners purchase land on West Smith Street for a large gasoline station near York Street. Corry public schools set September 15 start. fall term alignment follows historic schedule after Labor Day. Columbus Day picnic draws 800 to 1,000 at Mather Park. Road improvement between Corry and Spartansburg revived by road boosters aiming for early construction.
The piece poses ten questions about general knowledge and facts. It asks about Muroran Japan, sentence correction, crow behavior, U S military actions in Canada, CPA actions on balance values, state insurance requirements, constitutional amendments, the sculptor of The Thinker, chinchilla, and the third largest U S city by population.
Government food scientists have found that the outer green wrapper leaves of cabbage are the richest in vitamins. These are the loose leaves that almost never reach the table, as most dealers trim them off to dress up the cabbage.
Franklin Pa October 13 Harry Harkless 56 resident Upper Sage Run Road died in Oil City Hospital at 2 05 Saturday morning from injuries after falling down a flight of stairs Friday morning at his home He was admitted in critical condition and never regained consciousness The accident occurred around 1 00 AM and the family does not know whether he awoke and wandered or was asleep He fell the entire night from the second to the first floor suffering a severe head injury with hemorrhages Soybeans were first imported into the United States in 1804.
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