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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
The Daily Dozen cautions readers about a man in work clothes who claims to remove foreign objects from the eye. His dirty hands and improvised method can push the particle under the lid or deeper, risking damage or blindness. Seek a doctor for proper evaluation.
The seventh annual Fellowship of the Cross encampment at Lake Pleasant Union City Pa begins June 4 with a music and Bible conference. Notable speakers include Dr Falkenburg Rev Swarl Evangelist Dr Knapp Dr Schafer Rev Hart Evangelist Edna Hughes and the Oilvers Williams gospel party. The program features orchestral and vocal works under MacMurray and Mrs Williams, with Miss Mabel Siemering guest soloist and the Jenkins brothers trumpet ensemble. Ronald Ottaway returns from Navy furlough to join the brass symphony. The event opens Sunday morning at 10 o clock with the Bible hour.
Erie Elks vote 74 to 0 to purchase the former Erie Trust building at State Street and South Perry Square for club use. Price about 41 000 dollars. pending grand lodge approval. Elks must vacate current quarters by September 1 and will open temporary space on the second floor. first floor to be club quarters and basement for bowling alleys.
June reports from Kushegut detail Mrs. Rao B Kane delivering a 1 200 000 cubic feet per day well in the Guffey area. The discovery follows several other wells surpassing the million cubic foot mark as South Penn Oil and Kane Me Jewett interests pursue deeper sand gas production amid widespread wildcasting activity.
Audrey Roth, 17, was in a parked car at Third and French streets around 11 p.m. Wednesday when an attempted assault was foiled after her screams drew Mrs. Robert di Levis. Police said the would‑be assailant was located in the New Tower area.
General Eisenhower returns to a tumultuous welcome and delivers a forecast of peace work. He argues the world must meet peace challenges with the same resolve used to win the war. He warns of misunderstandings but remains confident in united action through the world organization being formed in San Francisco. He emphasizes the need for practical, steadfast effort to ensure lasting peace.
Premier Bonomi resigns on June 12 and the committee of national liberation selects Pelluccolo Parri, a WWI decorated Northern Italy patriot and former Corriere della Sera reporter, as the new leader. He vows a stable anti Fascist government aiming for a constituent assembly and eventual republic.
A Pittsburgh ad echoes a 1918 war message about Germany, warning that soft measures fail against tyranny. It argues nations must mix punitive action with rational policy to defeat Nazism and secure lasting peace, urging the United Nations to think, know, and persist until Nazism is dead.
Documented talks with Schonburg Company and others showing the Nazis telling industrialists that the war cannot be won and postwar steps must be prepared individually. Meetings described funding to establish secure postwar foundations abroad and covert weapons research to avoid enemy capture.
A dated puzzle lists seven questions from a newspaper classified page asking about Ellis Arnall's state, embossed envelopes, the Derve religion, Alps Maritimes, Henry VII's Spanish princess, Hamilton Bull duel site, and other trivia with answers found on the classifieds.
Col Lynn G Adams former head of the State Police is named civilian police adviser in occupied Germany Governor Martin grants him a leave of absence from his post as chief of the state protective services of the State Council of Defense to go overseas.
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