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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1945
Page
4
The notice lists Associated Press credit terms and republication rights. It notes ownership by AP and local publication, entry as second class mail in Corry Pennsylvania, and annual and per-copy mailing rates for mail and carrier delivery with advertising rates upon application.
The text warns Americans miss the magnitude of recent world problems and the unprecedented dangers of new weapons. It stresses that atomic power could decide humanity's fate, urging greater cooperation and study to avoid a tragic failure of civilization.
A historic note on how fall and winter lighting harms eyes, highlighting the need for good light for vision. It warns that poor lighting strains eyes, causes sleepiness while reading the paper, and notes that glare, lamp placement, and adequate illumination prevent eye fatigue during tasks.
A partial radio grid lists NBC programs at 6:20 with Dinah Shore and Frank Morgan Show, CBS suspense Beyond Cond. Evils at 9, Abbott and Costello, Rudy Vallee, Roy Rogers, and Hoping for more details. The fragment includes 8:30 Ben Wain Serenade and 10:30 The Thing.
A playful Q and A style feature asks readers to turn to the Classified Page for answers. Questions mix trivia on ship Titanic, Walter Johnson, Enoch Arden, Woodrow Wilson’s Secretary of State, and famous World War II figures, with a few science and geography prompts.
Harrisburg October 11 A 45 year old state cabinet member woke before dawn to drive 18 miles to Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle for class and return to his capitol office William S Livengood Jr secretary of internal affairs explained he began the full course to prepare for practice after leaving office He said he would not hold public office forever and that attending law school would not hurt his career
Pittsburgh police seek a thin woman in a long coat who attacked Mrs. Martha Richey a 45 year old housewife with her own hammer in her Bryn Mawr road basement. The victim lapsed into a coma and cannot be questioned further. A fragmentary description notes a soap seller at the door and a basement demonstration turned violent.
An application from Lundell-Bokbene Mig Company, Croft Steel Products division, seeks permission to build a one story cinder block and steel factory on South Work Street just outside Falconer limits at about 226000 dollars. Plans show a 120 by 400 foot building on the old Birmingham Motors site to produce steel casement windows with a potential workforce of 500 to 400.
Attendants at Mercy Hospital described the injured woman as making only a few statements before relapse into unconsciousness. The victim's husband is in Kansas City and her daughter attends classes at Allegheny College in Newville.
Jamestown October reports Mrs Maurine Geonard Aakley informed that her husband, Second Lieutenant William Durwood Hartley, military housing officer, died of bronchopneumonia contracted in the Philippines, amid ongoing conflicts and official condolences.
The report states a woman in the Philippines is mourning after her husband was seriously injured in a incident aboard a ship, with his transfer to a hospital in San Fernando, La Union. He had left the vessel that brought him from Marseilles, France, via the Panama Canal.
The article notes the ship Lingug Gull docking on September 10 and reports a soldier in grave condition receiving pain relief and oxygen. Death followed from complications after 11 days, and the wife learned her husband’s bond burial occurred in September though the burial place wasn’t named.
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