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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
4
Publication notice fragment states copyright and republication rights for news dispatches. It lists postal and pricing details including second class mail rates and local delivery options. The readable text mentions Corry, Pennsylvania and advertising terms.
The piece argues for a peace built on objective, long term education of the German people toward international decency. It warns that soft terms won’t deter future aggression and that stern diplomacy must aim to reshape German views without revenge, shaping a sane role in world affairs.
A Navy spokesman explains the Iwo Jima invasion, citing three reasons. A base near Japan would provide fighter cover for B 29s and stop raids on Marianas fields. Hachijo was too close. Chichi Jima had a single airfield. Iwo was chosen for two airfields and easier attack. The ultimate goal is to save lives and time, not waste effort.
Report highlights the vital role of Navy doctors and medical corpsmen in saving wounded on Iwo Jima. Emphasizes rapid transport to ships off shore and explores development of whole blood transfusion to beachheads. Calls for blood donations stored in containers flown to field, with transport to invasion fleets aiding casualty care.
The article traces Turkey’s long political evolution from Ottoman rule to a modern Republic. It notes the Young Turk rise, Abdul Hamid’s overthrow, the Lausanne settlement, and Kemal Atatürk’s reforms including church-state separation and women’s suffrage. It then links Turkey’s wartime hesitation to German actions and Allied victory, concluding with Turkey seeking a seat at San Francisco and a potential role to confer.
The article likens Roosevelt’s meeting with King Ibn Saud to a long historical arc from the Red Sea crossing. It notes American fascination with Saudi Arabia beyond oil, and argues the talks could boost Arab development and Western Arab cooperation, shaping a broader world community.
Columbus to collect salvaged paper next Monday with a bus pickup in the afternoon. The school asks that newspapers magazines and waste paper be tied separately for easier handling and sorting. Proceeds go to school funds. Also notes completion of the South American transcontinental railroad is slated for 1927 linking Santos Brazil and Arica Chile.
The Medical Society of the Binte of Pannayuania discusses child behavior noting temper tantrums are used to manipulate parents. It advises firm, consistent discipline including occasional spanking and sending the child to his room to cool off, warning that rewarding outbursts encourages future incidents.
A fragmented Q and A item lists seven quiz questions on geography history military and collectibles. Questions ask largest continent Georgetown University location and 1936 Anschluss, lend-lease administrator R. Stettinius, collar insignia of US Army, freesia origins, BP connection, effect of sun on cake with cloth color, coin value factors, and Ryukyu Islands empire status.
Science Service notes a rare celestial parade in late March as Mercury Venus Jupiter Saturn and Neptune align for observers. Mercury reaches greatest eastern elongation March 26 near Pisces at sunset, with Jupiter visible in the east at opposition, while Mars remains hidden near the sun. Neptune appears at opposition March 25. stars in the southern sky include Betelgeuse Rigel Aldebaran Castor Pollux and Capella with Virgo, Leo and Orion prominent.
Allied fronts report heavy artillery and infantry gains as Ninth Army, First Army and Third Army push toward Cologne and Ruhr edges. Prisoners flood in as Patton's Third Army advances along the Moselle capturing 11 towns. Weather worsens, river bridges and roads determine progress. Numbers show daily captures ranging up to 10,000 with significant gains near Zuelpich and nearby road centers.
Fragmentary article notes a method for milking cows, mentioning an expert hand milker and timings around eight minutes. It suggests techniques to improve yield and mentions succession of milking and feeding notes, with unclear references to cows and milk output.
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