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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
4
The article lists incubation ranges for diseases from influenza 1 to 3 days to smallpox 1 to 2 weeks and typhoid 1 to 3 weeks. It notes self manifestation for food poisoning within half an hour and that rabies is usually fatal after onset. It stresses anti rabies treatment within two weeks of bite and vigilant watching after exposure.
Savannah police jailed 21 year old Jesse McKethan on a murder warrant after he confessed to butchering his companion George Luther Ades and burying body parts across a wide area. McKethan said they fought and he tried to conceal the killing after Ades disappeared.
The Nuremberg trial announces indictments against high Nazi officials and organizations. Proceedings describe criminal groups including the Reich cabinet, leadership corps, SS, SD, SA, general staff, and high command. Indictments name Wilhelm Goering and other defendants, with trials set to begin after service of notices.
The document notes the full defendant list released in Berlin on August 29 as proceedings began. British Chief Prosecutor Sir Harley Shawton explained that the prosecution would present the indictments.
An Amsterdam newspaper columnist argues the United States risks letting Germany recover if occupation policy remains lenient. He urges firm yet constructive measures, warning vengeance breeds further conflict and that Americans must fully grasp German scars and motives. He notes American inexperience with widespread destruction like flooded dykes and slave labor camps.
Thomas attends a preview of the 1946 Chevrolet at Chevrolet zone headquarters in Buffalo. He and local dealers expect a formal announcement soon and anticipate strong prewar sales records continuing into postwar demand. Public display in showrooms nationwide will follow with Radio and newspaper notices.
A collection of trivia prompts asking to correct a phrase, name Argentina’s capital, confirm a story about Lt Roosevelt, define usculate, explain a hash mark, identify the head author country of the U S Third Army, estimate British debt to sterling bloc nations, select a Sir Walter Scott novel, name the Spanish American War president, and name Ireland’s patron saint.
Benny J. Rathbun of New Hartford told the Dairymen's League 26th annual meeting that war era milk production hit record volumes despite shortages and handicaps. The 1944-45 year saw Burials market milk up 41 percent, Rochester 47 percent, New York City 19 percent, plus 18 million pounds of dry milk powder furnished to government and military, with total business $96,104,000 and CCC payments up $5,179,000.
Walter Bentiy, 224 Conewango Avenue, president of the Warren Bank and Trust Company, died at 2 50 p m Wednesday in Warren General Hospital. He was seventy and had long been a prominent, respected figure in Warren and the local business community.
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