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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1945
Page
3
Local items report 150 hunters bought Federal migratory waterfowl stamps, with season openings imminent and surface talk of a dry period possible. News covers a chicken theft case in Erie County, bubble toys gaining adult popularity, bank operation debates, furniture industry leadership, and regional weather plus geese flights.
A speaker argues the educational system wastes funds and fails to prepare students. He calls for stronger basics by end of elementary and junior high, and says Senate High should serve as the "poor man's college" guiding vocational readiness for most students. He stresses practical, foundational training over college-only paths.
The report cites captured prisoner Yoshino San and diary entries by Kenneth Yumone in 1904 New Guinea. It notes Allied investigators linked a beheading photo to a Japanese soldier and identifies the aviator as Flight Lt William Newton VC, killed in action.
The article advises turning ferns daily to prevent lopsided growth. It also recommends promoting growth by placing a teaspoon of castor oil or two tablespoons of olive oil near the roots every three months.
Twelve members of the congressional rivers and harbors committee toured Presque Isle to assess five foot high waves washing over the highway as erosion narrows the peninsula. Traffic was halted on the road while government specialists joined the inspection party flying in from Washington to Niagara Falls.
A noon clash on East Wayne Street near Center Street led to threats of renewed trouble. Neighbors failed to locate police. only one blow occurred as a brother-in-law confronted the couple. No arrests yet. potential court action expected as details unfold. Great Britain produced about 750000 barrels of crude oil in 1844.
AP Newsfeatures reports that about 400000 enemy prisoners of war in the United States are to be repatriated to Europe by next spring, aiding postwar reconstruction. About 170 Germans and 30 Italians are in custody as of Sept 12, 1945, with thousands more shipped back since V E Day.
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