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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
4
Classified and advertising rate details printed for Corry Evening Journal readers. Includes subscription costs and mailing options, with rates varying by territory and method. Aimed at advertisers and local residents seeking pricing information.
The piece argues Emperor Hirohito bore knowledge of and consent to Pearl Harbor plans dated November 1941, implicating him as a war criminal. It cites intercepted dispatches to Washington and imperial conferences, asserting Tokyo’s December 7 aggression relied on his assent and warnings of future reckoning.
A reflective piece argues Washington overreaches in international tasks and warns Americans to temper confidence. It notes that postwar optimism may hide ongoing uncertainties in atomic security, defense, and global diplomacy, urging honest appraisal of five current foreign policy affairs.
TAL BOYLE reports on Japanese gifts and hospitality offered to American occupation troops, detailing lavish entertaining, gifts, and dinners intended to influence officers. The piece cites experiences across German and allied theaters, noting suspicions of manipulation and the varied outcomes of such dealings.
A New York report describes a novel electronic shorthand system developed by Bell Telephone laboratories. The method aims to enable clear spoken input to be written and taught to children, with tests and demonstrations cited as proof of concept.
Twenty years ago report notes two Oakland touring cars owned by Wilbur Morris and Ralph Sarouts were badly damaged by fire last night with occupants uninjured. Insurance covers presumed. Also mentions P M Nichols acquiring Yellow Taxi in the city and taxicab operation expansion. Frank Geiger and Al Miller expected in Pittsburgh as federal witnesses at the November term. Evening marks the start of a night school run by Sisters of Mercy at St Edward's parish.
A garbled list asks about a production admin chief, a mystery author, foreign minister claims, women’s rights after the 19th amendment, and quicksilver. It also queries a Russian city’s former name, a Naval Academy celebration, and Swedish postal service actions, all presented in a jumble of mis-typed prompts.
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania warnings on loud noises damaging ear health and causing inattentiveness. Proposes reducing plant noise with padded machines and sound absorbing walls. Also notes suitability of workers with hearing loss in low-noise roles and mentions school superintendent Milon Brown and a high school expansion plan. A separate note covers boxing match interest for Corry with Carey and Freddie Dailey as promoters.
Gen Wedemeyer rejected claims of US intervention and outlined redeployment plans. He noted American forces would shrink to about 6000 by year end, while 59,000 Marines remained in North China to assist in disarming Japan. Communists alleged hidden plans to flood airpower into China and cited unverified transfers. Washington dismissed reports that 3,000 American planes would join the Chinese government as spurious.
War prisoners escaped at Kane prompting a four alarm dispatch as guards pursued men who vanished into forest stretches in several directions. Reports indicate Germans may have aided the escape and the group was last seen near a Duhring or Fulagit camp, with workers involved in wood cutting projects.
Nov Y-Statte pulls Kane sub station at noon as two Nazi fugitives escape from a wood camp project near High laid. Herbert Berger of Austria, 10 inches tall, 134 pounds, blond with glasses, 2 years.. Olsmar Cermak of Austria, 5 feet 7 inches, 135 pounds, brown hair, needs 2 years, both described as armed and dangerous.
A vintage health note touts Golden Lax Tablets as the world’s cleanest health aid for all ages. It claims no irritation and no dose increases, with pricing at 28c and 5c per bottle. Distributed by druggists.
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