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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1945
Page
3
The page prints an editorial urging unity and total effort in wartime, praising Russia's mobilization while noting Western nations Britain and America must match that vigor. It argues that endurance on every front will secure victory, despite early missteps and internal divisions.
Editorial argues Allied ground invasion marks a first step toward German capitulation and reconstruction. It urges harsh justice for war crimes, restitution of looted assets, and a cleansed German nation under a righteous, strong leader for peaceful coexistence in a reformed world order.
In 1692 Salem residents including Ann Pudeator were hanged for witchcraft during the delusion era. H Vance Greenslit of New Orleans filed a petition with the Massachusetts legislature to formally absolve Pudeator and others. A senator introduced the bill and urged official acknowledgment of past errors.
Discussion of the War Work or Fight bill and its potential impact on farm labor, the Tydings Amendment deferrals, and Selective Service rules. Includes draft targets, expected inductions, and wage changes for farm labor between 1944 and 1945, plus boards and appeal processes governing exemptions for agricultural work.
A late night blaze shattered the three story bible block home of Dawson Brothers wholesale, in First Avenue. Loss estimated at 75000 as ice and debris filled the scene amid record cold and 24 degrees below zero. Mrs Johanna Shea McMahon widow of Patrick McMahon died at age 88 in the city. Mrs Elizabeth Preston injured after a fall on West Pleasant Street possibly breaking a limb. Dr C F Bennett buys the old Taylor livery property to house veterinary offices and hospital. Frank Burroughs, once a great Corry resident, shot at his Ritzville home. he died after a stroke en route to care.
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns against feeding raw or undercooked pork to hogs and humans. It explains the parasite Trichinella causes trichinosis with diarrhea nausea muscle pain fever and insomnia. Prevention hinges on thorough cooking and avoiding raw pork in swine feed and garbage. It notes illness can be mistaken for other diseases and references Salem witchcraft mania as a historical aside.
Jan 29 two year old Karen Ann Ghilstwy daughter of Ma and Mrs Richard Christy died after stepping into Route 20. Dr J Barber Fredonia declared death accidental. Coroner W H Vonbury and State patrol investigate blame for the truck driver Neaton E Powter 4 East Chicago Ind.
Washington, Jan. 29. In a showdown fight over limited National service legislation, the House planned immediate action to resolve deep divisions on draft controls. A pause in debate followed by maneuvers on a close shop amendment and a fair employment practices proposal marked a tense weekend as leaders weighed how to curb unregistered workers while protecting labor rights.
Erie welcomes a June 19 primary to streamline military ballots amid spillover candidate jitters. Republicans list two sheriffs hopefuls and party strategists push for robust campaigns while Democrats weigh re election bids and potential replacements.
A pending inquest into the death of Clyde B. Smith, a coal truck driver, is postponed. The Midwest incident involved a hydraulic hoist failure that trapped the victim as coal was transferred at the home of Albert Anderson, Waterford. Deputy Coroner A. W. Firman announced details after inspecting the truck.
A fragmented quiz page asks ten questions on historical and factual topics. Questions cover General Patton's command, Solomons Islands, Mt Holyoke and Smith colleges location, the identity of "Gactite Jack," Greek versus Roman Golden Age, Red Cross headquarters, American Legion versus Veterans organizations, Louisiana Purchase leaders, the dodo bird's capabilities, and Byron Brive's high office.
A historical ad promotes a prescription claimed to have been filled over 15 million times. It touts relief of constipation and gas with a product named Adlerlrea or Adlerilea, urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle to see quick relief and gentle bowel action. The notice warns to use only as directed and is addressed to adults and children.
Funeral services for Henry Brownson of Philadelphia were held at 2 oclock Sunday afternoon at the Bracker Keating Funeral Home with Rev Wilner Hester officiating. Burial is planned later at Spring Creek. Attending from nearby towns were Mr and Mrs Chaves Tubbs and son of Erle, Mr and Mrs Herman Ryan and family of Union City, Mrs Ebner Ross of Spring Creek, Miss Wright of Spring Creek, and Mrs Tracy Potter of Warten Ohio.
Washington January 19 Edwin A Halsey secretary of the Senate died early today at Doctors Hospital from a stomach ailment complicated by preparations for President Roosevelts fourth term inauguration He was 63 and had served the Senate since 1930 including a term as secretary since 1993 He suffered a heart attack three months earlier and was a native of Tyre River Virginia where he served as sergeant at arms at the BeiweraLie National Congression through 028 throughs 1930
Hopkins travels to Europe to advise President Roosevelt and attend key meetings. Reports say his presence in London sparked humorous dispatches and censor concerns as British officials weighed how to reference him amid diplomatic sessions and potential conferences.
An injured man, identified as Baker, was found at 215 near an alley and transported to Main Hospital in critical condition with possible head or wrist injuries. Interne James Weaver said Baker had been drinking. detectives Edward Englert and Roy Youngmier investigated but could not interview due to the man’s condition.
Richard F. Ruhi ng, an 80 year old engineer on the New York Central, was scalded on the face by escaping steam when an electric engine failed to heed signals and collided with a fast westbound mail train near Cleveland. He was among three injured and is listed in fair condition at Glenville Hospital.
Two Titusville girls aged nine and eleven suffered severe injuries after kerosene was ignited during a home accident. Parental injuries occurred as they were exposed while the fire affected the home. an ambulance was summoned and both girls were transported.
Roosevelt nominates Herman Baruch of New York and Bly Palmer of Rhode Island for ambassadorial posts. The record notes Baruch’s Portugal assignment and Palmer’s potential high-level duties. The article mentions economic and Latin American policy focus and selections amid Senate considerations.
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