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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
4
An unsigned editorial urges calm and unity as the nation faces postwar policy. It argues for a cough drop to soothe voices, insists on aligning with the peaceful path, and calls for sleep and settled minds to support a united effort for the world’s peace in 1948.
A 1915 commemorative note marks Milton’s Areopagitica as a historic defense of free printing. It notes Miltons stand against government licensing before publication, its influence on later constitutional freedom, and contrasts Paradise Lost with his political prose as a vital contribution to liberty.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics warns a large postwar wheat surplus is unlikely. With a 66 million acre recommended area, harvest could reach 650 million bushels next year, carrying over about 300 million by July 1. If consumption holds, stocks by July 1, 1946 would stay under 300 million, avoiding a glut.
General Arnold reports that by September 28 Allied air forces had dropped about one million tons of bombs on the enemy. The report outlines the vast scope of aerial warfare and its growing role in modern combat, highlighting substantial Allied air superiority and strategic impact.
Cambridge vicar describes the new American Cemetery at Madingley near Cambridge. He recounts the hilltop site with cross graves, a chapel, flag ceremony, and a solemn service attended by army veterans and chaplains. The letter notes women volunteers will maintain the cemetery and flowers on each coffin altar.
War leaders assert Allied air forces ruined the Luftwaffe first and set bombing standards for Nazis. In the Pacific, American air power has suffered losses but opened paths to the Philippines and now toward Japan, signaling a turning point in enemy warfare.
A health warning notes possible kidney fatigue causing aches and pains with poor toxin elimination. It promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tab as a quick relief, priced at 50c at all druggists, urging immediate purchase.
Twenty years ago on Wednesday morning Corry residents prepared for trials of locals involved in raids by Erie state troopers. Tickets for the Three Live Ghosts play, presented by Community Players under Kiwanis Club, are selling fast for November 20 and 21. Mrs. Katherine F. Price, widow of Robert Price, died at her son's home on East Main Street. Corry plans a half holiday for Armistice Day with noon closures for World War veterans. In sports, Captain Sheen’s Red Grange like Independents defeated North East Collegians 49 to 0. Newborns: a son to Barton F. Smith and a daughter Kathryn Ann to James Mead.
A reader asks about the address Roosevelt gave in New York City the night of October 21 and references a quiz on seven questions. The piece hints at a magazine or newspaper feature testing general knowledge with quirky items.
Abundant vegetables oils have been used in China for centuries for both cooking and lamp fuel, reflecting long standing reliance on plant based fats.
The article notes the common cold is viral and spreads via coughing sneezing and shared utensils. It warns wet feet drafts and cold exposure aid susceptibility, cites about 36 percent of people ill in winter, and urges personal quarantine and considerate behavior to curb transmission.
The rope should run over pulleys with diameter about the rope size. For a 3 inch rope use 6 inch pulleys. For a 1 inch rope use 2 inch pulleys. This ensures easy operation and long wear of the hay rope.
Warren Nov 10 Mr and Mrs Allan B Johnson of Starbrick announce the sale of their riverside tourist camp on the Allegheny to the firemen of Station No 1 Arnold Borough Fire Department. The camp with cabins and acreage will be used to aid wounded veterans and others in need of a recuperation spot. Plans call for improvements and enlargement. Fire departments from down river points already own several camps nearby along Hone sta creek and near Tionesta.
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