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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1945
Page
3
The forecast calls for above normal temperatures through Wednesday with a rising trend and light showers Monday and Wednesday. Local notes report hospital updates, property transfers, gasoline limits for boats, unemployment sums, traffic incidents, bank redecorating, TB X rays at Corry Jamestown plant, Ethyl alcohol plant progress, and Easter services with proceeds for orphans.
Corry war fund now above 20000 dollars as the drive closes. Chairman Tygart expresses gratitude to all individuals and groups for their support toward the National Red Cross and the local chapter. The drive surpassed the $27200 goal after a period of cautious fundraising.
Allied reports say SRD forces threaten to seize Kassel as Lt. Gen. Courtney Hodges rides armored columns toward the city. Paderborn, 43 miles away, is swept by night advance while troops rest after days of heavy fighting. Eder River crossing pushes 21 miles toward the Fulda region near Hesse Nassau.
A Jamestown soldier is reported freed by Soviet forces after capture. The article notes a prisoner exchange process and includes mentions of command staff and delivery of a message to the US Army. Additional details detail communications from the War Department and the fate of other prisoners in the period.
Babson criticizes city education boards and calls for removal of “shady” board members to reform schools. He argues the root problem is unfit leadership, urging a purge of self-serving politicians to improve teacher hiring and student outcomes. The piece also notes Sasebo, Japan as a naval base development site.
A devastating blaze at the Gig Chemics Company plant in Kane destroyed the tie sergeant facility and a new dwelling owned by Bre Kelly. Fire units battled the flames, using stream water and protective equipment to prevent spread to a nearby still house. one worker, Patsy Scviella, escaped uninjured. Bear cubs are usually born during winter hibernation.
Public notice warns Corry Pennsylvania dog owners about responsible pet control and registration requirements. It references local authorities, and emphasizes leash laws and disposal guidelines for pet waste within the jurisdiction.
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