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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1944
Page
4
Public notice text from the Corry Evening Journal including publisher and advertising representative names, Associated Press credit, and mailing rates. Mentions subscriptions by mail, delivery options, and carrier rates.
A German front line report details Allied overmatch in firepower on the Western Front with 1,000 Allied guns pounding German lines from 800 batteries. The Germans deploy V-1 and V-2 weapons and increase air power, hoping to blunt the onslaught as Eisenhower’s strategy pushes to break German positions. The story notes artillery supremacy may decide battles until final victory.
The piece argues strikes and walkouts disrupt munitions production at critical war moments. It cites unresolved labor board orders and idle workers as delaying victory while most labor shows loyalty and productivity remains high. It laments weak public action and urges clear reporting of strike causes to spur government response.
A distorted report describes a harsh government push in Argentina to conscript youth at age twelve, with plans for male and female citizens to serve in military roles once mature. The piece references broad wartime measures, sanctuary departments, and a feared system of conscription amid upheaval overseas.
An American airbase in Belgium showcases a two man night fighter team where pilot and radar observer share credit for each victory. Capt. Raymond A. Anderson and Lt. John A. Morris Jr. lead a unit that has downed German planes, including a Junkers 88, amid tight companionship forged in makeshift quarters and shared risks.
Twenty years ago Hackers Bakery opened in the Flittner building on East Main street after extensive redecorating. The proprietor arrived from St Marys and the new shop presented a pleasing appearance while Mrs Margaret Dempsey died at her West Wayne street home after an illness. U S Radiator Corp plans to reopen its Cory plant Monday December 1 following a shutdown for equipment moves to new buildings. Cory High’s team, with Walter Gordon graduating, will begin practice after completion of its new gym in the Junior High School. The city planned its largest appropriation ever with budget ordinance work underway for the coming year as officials compile data.
Medical notes warn cross-eye harms a child’s contacts and self image as untreated cases risk permanent damage. The article also surveys geopolitics, claiming Argentina seeks influence in the Western Hemisphere and warns ally nations may supply tools and trade to spark a broader, violent struggle.
A set of ten trivia questions asks about military command changes in WWII, New York City boroughs, an author of The Brothers Karymasov, links between John D. Bulkeley and Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Shelley as a poet, Eduard Benes associations, equipment for a game, U S suffrage history, Ralph Connor’s identity, and dates of Japanese island possessions in the Pacific.
Pittsburgh article reports Paul Alexander Phillips, former assistant cashier of Oakdale First National Bank in Pennsylvania, charged by the FBI with making false entries and embezzling about 14 864 90. He left Oakdale in 1942 during bank liquidation and was arrested in Flint Michigan after a resident recognized him from a detective magazine.
Clearfield Pa Nov 20 Abraham T Tre Jang 48 a surveyor was shot in the back and killed while bear hunting on Little Trout Run Goshen township. The companion said he mistook Treland's black hair seen through laurel for a bear and fired. State police are investigating.
A description explains how the light reaching the eye from far stars equals candlelight from six miles distant, illustrating perceived brightness and scale in celestial observations.
A New York Times style analysis notes Japan's fleet fell sharply after the 1941 Philippines battle, with 40 ships lost since December 1, 1941, leaving roughly 174 vessels. It contrasts American strength, citing 16 battleships and 37 cruisers, plus most aircraft carriers, in the Pacific.
Park Park, 79, longtime Bradford resident and retired oil producer, died at his home. Born May 8 1865 in Sherman Texas, he worked 26 years as telegrapher and station engineer for Tidewater Pipe Company. His son Clarence H. Park was killed near Bingham on March 10 192. He later owned his lease and retired about 16 years ago.
Dr G M B Bradshaw of Chautauqua county longtime physician died at his Panama home Tuesday noon. He formerly practiced at Sugar Grove. Remains to be taken to Schoonover Funeral Home in Sugar Grove. Funeral arrangements announced later.
Warren Nov 20 The Warren General Hospital board announces that Mrs Hazel Morton Smith R N will resign as superintendent of Skiff Memorial Hospital Newton Town to become superintendent of the local institution arriving December to assume duties. Mrs Smith is a Mercy factory native with Sandy Lake family roots aGreenville City General Hospital graduate and studied nursing education at the University of Pittsburgh and the American Hospital Association Institute.
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