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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
4
A damaged, noisy OCR fragment shows the Evening Journal masthead and distribution details. It mentions advertising rates, postal terms, and Associated Press affiliation, with scattered names and addresses, but lacks readable events or stories.
An Editor and Publisher summary notes that Argentina under Peron suppresses reporting, with censorship, intimidation, and government propaganda replacing independent journalism. Correspondents face coercion, while abroad reports surface slowly, and elections are uncertain amid political pressure and state control.
Fragmentary note discusses Taiwanese strategy and Western perceptions. It reflects confusion about Eastern thinking, noting biases and attempted comparison to Western methods. The text attributes insights to unnamed sources and hints at cross cultural misreadings.
Washington reports State Department notes an unofficial peace offer from Japan regarding sovereignty over Korea and other territories. The piece traces postwar aims, noting calls to strip Japan of seized islands and Formosa, and cites voices about Kurile and Sakhalin questions and the broader Pacific balance.
Heart disease remains the leading US killer as fear and neglect drive late medical checks. Many underestimate minor symptoms and delay exams, misjudging heart trouble as a single ailment. Early diagnosis and proper treatment can prevent crippling progression, though many middle aged men push on in work despite warning signs.
The text presents garbled, partial words suggesting a fragmented reflection on a hidden or encoded message. It references a Chinese mine, American pilots, psychology, and a mention of a quinon appearing in due time, all in a disjointed stream that lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Sgt. Thomas P. Greene of Corry is in Camp Detroit awaiting redeployment to the Pacific as part of a veteran fighter bomber air service group. The unit was among the first to land in Normandy and supported Patton in the Brest and St Lo campaigns, earning the Meritorious Unit Citation and battle stars. Led by Lieut. Col. Roy R. Dier of Detroit, the group served with P-47 Thunderbolts in France and beyond before the European war ended.
Cecil Raymond Warner aged two, a Canadian soldier in army uniform, pleaded guilty in Federal court to entering the United States after deportation on May 13 1942. Judge John Snight sentenced him to two years, suspended, and placed on probation while immigration authorities turn him over to Canadian military authorities. Warner had just been released from Auburn State Prison after a term for grand larceny and burglary.
The reader asks ten trivia prompts including which air forces use Thunderbolt planes, the novel with Long John Silver, U S states starting with A, the Secretary of Labor, the location of a governors conference, the author of Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, Bismarck’s nickname, the new N L R B chairman, the World Youth Congress city in August, and Hatch Act prohibitions on activities.
When onion necks shrivel and leaves fall over yet remain green onions are ripe for harvest. For green onions, wash bulbs but keep water off the green tops to avoid stimy growth.
Perry K Plants of Corry received the Bronze Star for gallantry in action with the United States Army on Okinawa in May 1945. As night defense formation shortages arose during a heavy battle, Plants gathered available men and maintained defensive resolve under constant enemy fire. He led the defense, fought off grenade assaults, and inspired his comrades with courage and leadership.
Four boys aged 12 to 16 were arrested after confessing to breaking up the Franklin Steel Iron Company office and stealing blank checks and a machine. Mrs Halperin on Liberty Street identified one forged check and assisted police. The youths led investigators to the other two suspects as officers followed up the case.
The guide describes two facing finishes: for lightweight fabric align seam allowance and stitch close to the edge. for thicker fabrics trim seam allowance and attach ribbon edge binding or overcast stitch along the edge. It notes options depend on material and garment type.
Philadelphia July 26 1945 The Walsh Healey Act exemption allowing employment of 16 and 17 year old girls on public contracts has been revoked effective October 1 1945. Announcement by Frank J G Dorsey regional director Wage Hour and Public Contracts Divisions U S Department of Labor notes the revocation was tested on War Manpower Commission guidance.
Adequate for war production hinges on not adding 15 and 11 year old girls to labor forces. Older teens 16 and 17 may continue with contract work if already employed by October 1 under existing limits. Also note guidance on fats needing cool storage, with some cooking fats tolerating room temperature.
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