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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a name and place but lacks clear facts. It reads oddly with stray letters and quotes, offering no verifiable event, date, or involved entities to anchor a summary.
A busy Erie area edition reports a 14 above zero noon reading and a 7 degree low as the mercury drops. Mrs. W. G Handall of 525 West Wayne wins a 2715 dollar Rex prize. Bank dividend news, military promotions, and local policing updates fill the page with state and county notes.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvanias farm leaders say production goals for 1945 may be seriously endangered if the 18 to 25 year old deferment group is inducted. Clyde A Zehner, AAAs chairman, cites about 19 000 workers on farms and expects deferments under the Tydings amendment for those producing food for servicemen. Copper is added to steels to resist corrosion and to raise strength.
Louis E Brumagin a 51 year old farmer and carpenter was found frozen in his unheated Mayville area home after several days of severe cold. Neighbor Gerald W Hewes discovered the body upon request of Brumagins sister Mrs Charles N Davis. Dr Garra Lester suspects a heart attack triggered by bitter weather as Brumagin likely died days earlier. The region remains blanketed by snow with ongoing snow fighting efforts and widespread drifting.
An estimated 22,400 man-hours are needed to construct an average American bomber. To launch a heavy invasion raid with 1,000 four engined bombers, at least 50,000 ground personnel and 7,000 to 12,008 aircrew are required.
Erie county reports a treasury balance of 29,786.28 at year end but plans a temporary loan of about 200,000 to meet 1945 general expenses and tax collections. County Controller Harvey Willis says annual loans have become a nuisance despite small interest charges. He hopes higher tax collections and departmental cuts reduce the need in future years. The year ended with 39,000 in the general fund plus 22,135 in the tuberculosis hospital fund, 2,073 in the Halliday fuel tax fund, and 688.14 in the road fund, totaling 66,992.60.
A news conference outlines Roosevelt’s expected postwar Europe goals and notes stronger U S participation in the Allied war effort. He will meet with Churchill and Stalin after his January 20 inauguration, saying agendas will differ from past meetings and joking about pole location depending on ice conditions.
The guide outlines per person needs over 80 weeks for home processed foods. It specifies 70 to 35 quarts of tomatoes, 29 to 35 quarts of greens and other vegetables, at least six kinds, 25 to 35 quarts of varied fruits, and 5 to 10 quarts of fruit juices.
Erie hearings opened for six gas dealers charged in OPA investigations. About 90 000 gallons involved amid gasoline inventory shortages and alleged counterfeited coupons. Officials Prax Chojnowski and Erie OPA outlined the case as dealers face charges in federal building hearings.
The corn husking event planned by Corry Rod and Gun Club at the State Game Commission farm near Tidiioute next Sunday was postponed due to storm blocked roads. Corry and Warren sportsmen had planned a large harvest for the bird and game feeding program. feeding continues with locally purchased grain.
Sergt. Ralph Thorp of North East R F D 2 earns the Bronze Star for meritorious service while serving with the Eighth Air Force in England. Brig. Gen. Jesse Auton of Covington Texas commends his outstanding performance and respected record. Thorp, a former machine operator for Talon Toc in Brie Pay, joined the Army in May and reached England by May 1945.
Members of the Corry club will travel to the game commission farm to husk more corn for feeding programs as soon as roads are opened and advised.
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