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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
4
Daily Dozen stresses hoarseness as a warning sign and urges prompt laryngologist examination. It notes about four percent of cancers occur in the larynx, ninety four percent in men, and that early cancer can exist with little pain. Mirror examination aids early diagnosis of TB, syphilis, or cancer in the larynx.
The Independent Offices Appropriation Bill has become a major issue as Congress merged oversight with executive actions. It carried about 4 billion dollars including nearly 3.5 billion for the Veterans Administration, reflecting the Roosevelt era growth of independent agencies outside the ten executive departments.
Jamestown youth Frincia Bigelow, 16, turned over to the state industrial school, escaped Hamburg Industrial Tuesday night but was later captured by Buffalo police. Officials had earlier searched for him after learning he fled last August. He was taken into custody in Buffalo at 10:20 pm and returned to Hamburg as investigations continued.
Raymond Red Tanner son of Charles and Mrs. Tanner of Corry Pennsylvania is noted for receiving four stars while serving in Italy with the Army Air Forces. He landed in Southern France shortly after the initial invasion and has been overseas twenty one months with the 12th Air Force Service Command in the Mediterranean Theater.
Corporal Tanner is awarded the Good Conduct and Europe-Africa-Middle East campaign ribbons for service. The Organization notes his pride in entering the service and his assignment with Ten Company, Ay & P, at Center Street, Corry, Pennsylvania.
The article discusses a proposed Rhineland arrangement under postwar governance with international rule by Britain, Russia, and the United States, separating the iron and coal district from Germany to shield France, while warning Germany could start new conflicts. It contrasts with Napoleon and Bismarck eras and recalls a Saar Valley precedent where British backing shifted. It also covers Chinese postwar aims to industrialize from agrarian roots, needing a hundred years to become self-sufficient, with China and Russia both seeking export trade to raise living standards amid vast populations.
In Spain Franco faces a limited tenure as Franco’s patron wanes. Exiled leaders in view are Negrín and Maura. Maura promises no reprisals if he gains power and vows freedom for Franco, while risks of renewed bloodshed loom amid a tentative royalist transition.
A cryptic item from a damaged page notes widened brushes in a chamber and mentions a few names in a convoluted line. It references Minpatiding and Ye coneitloy of unclear origin, with little readable context or dates.
A reader questions general knowledge from a quiz and lists ten items covering military posts, plays, naval ranks, rulers, World War II history, housing, and authors. The page prompts checking the classifieds for current answers.
John Clark Burns, 25, discharged by Aldermen on a witness interference charge due to lack of evidence but held for the May grand jury on an assault and battery case. Burns posted bond and was released. He allegedly struck Emma Dean Jennings with a strap at her home days before she was to testify on morals charges. He was free on bail when the threat occurred.
An advert promoting FASTERTH denture powder claims it keeps upper or lower plates firm without sliding rocking or gummy aftertaste. It warns against sour feel and denture breath while promising alkaline formula and odor reduction. Available at any drug store.
The driver will face charges and a hearing for license revocation before the State Bureau of Highway Safety. A younger Davis boy remained in Corry Hospital with a severe scalp wound from being dragged by the car. His back suffered extensive brush burns and scrapes as his clothing was torn away during the incident.
Jamestown Feb 8 The police hold was ordered for Balling Hoyt rural route 1 Ashville on first degree grand larceny charges. Detec tives said Hoyt remains jailed on a separate bad check case while a warrant and detainer are prepared. Hoyt allegedly issued a $1000 worthless check for a used automobile later found abandoned in Buffalo and the Mayville bank noted the check was not honored.
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