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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
4
The piece argues mothers should nurse babies noting cow milk is inferior and vitamin loss occurs in processing. It asserts breast milk supports bone development and resistance to infection, while artificial feeding increases illness and mortality. It warns early pregnancy awareness of breast feeding is vital. War thoughts follow, questioning leaders and the logic of science.
A playful quiz item appears on the page asking readers to turn to the Classified Page for answers. It lists mixed trivia about geography currency military terms and historical figures with garbled OCR hints.
Private Parl L. Poa, once of Centerville, is back in Army custody after an AWOL period dating to August. Officers Reagle and Mow tracked him to Plume near Shanty Town, where Poa resisted entry and fought with blackjack blows. Poa died from the encounter.
A man was taken to the hospital for treatment after being shot during an arrest attempt. An ambulance from Deshon Hospital arrived at 11 o'clock to transport him while Beagle watched. The gunshot fractured his leg but did not hit major vessels and doctors dressed wounds to his head where he had been struck resisting arrest.
A fleeing man breaks free from a confrontation, shattering a window and breaking a door. He is wounded by a shot to the left calf as he tries to flee, then subdued and handcuffed. Police request military assistance from Pittsburgh for further instructions.
Deputy Secor and Officer Carberg recovered 3718 dollars hidden in cigar boxes at the burned grocery of Anthony Witek, 67, in Sheffield. Much was in half dollars and the fortune appeared to be held for sale over many years.
A critical rant on General Marshall’s final war report and his peacetime prep ideas. The author argues for harsh preparedness, critiques higher education and diplomacy, and warns that future wars may unfold at supersonic speed and bring instant devastation.
In Meadville Pennsylvania on November 1 three strike closed plots at Talon Inc maker of zippers allow non union office workers to pass through while engineering drafting and research staff remain barred. The APE Tool and Die Makers Union demands a 10 cent an hour wage increase and pay equalization for workers doing similar work.
An old advertisement touts FASTHRTH powder claiming secure denture fit and reduced gum irritation. It promotes applying a fine paste on plates for a firmer hold and fresher breath with a no taste, no residue claim, available at drug stores.
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