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23 Oct 1945
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1945
Page
1
Fragments Describe Odds and Data in Brief Entry
The note mentions numeric values 19.5 and 11.0 with terse phrases. It references basic concepts like strength and plain common, but provides no clear event, names, dates, or locations to form a full report.
Unclear OCR fragment on weights and pricing
Fragmentary OCR mentions weight 10.7 and 35 unit price ranges 2.50 to 15.00 and 11.00 for ball items. No clear event or entities to identify.
Woes Rise Over Mixed Online Use and Relapse Fears
Amid a wave of public concern experts and agencies warn that heavy online use and social media exposure can worsen anxiety and depression. Psychologists urge targeted support for users showing signs of distress as communities seek safer digital environments.
Change in Nip politics as feudal militarism ends in schools
The Nip political scene shifts as the emperor system faces reform and the Liberal party advocates democracy, women's suffrage, and UN entry. MacArthur orders feudal militarism in schools abolished, replacing it with peace education. The emperor's future role and Tennoism become pivotal issues amid party realignments and constitutional revision talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Fumimaca Kanosi
Japari
United Nations
Hon AE
Hirahito
Japan
MacArthur
Parents Charged With Manslaughter In Malnutrition Death
Lancaster, Oct. 23 A mother and father were charged with involuntary manslaughter in the malnutrition death of their 10 month old daughter Jane Louise Fackler who weighed only nine pounds at death. Dr. A V Walter county coroner said the child died September 25 from malnutrition and improper care. Mrs Anna Packer of Mount Joy was arraigned and released on recognizance to care for eight older children living in an abandoned stable. Prisoners Refusing Food Philadelphia Oct 23 Twelve Eastern Penitentiary convicts refused food for the second straight day challenging the quality of prison meals. The hunger strike followed a 40 day fast by 15 inmates who sought more privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Jane Louise Fackler
A. V. Walter
Walter
Anna Packer
Mountjoy
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Discharges in Corry District Gain in Volume
More than two hundred sober men in the Corry Union Army draft district were discharged during the month. Secretary Buhay notes discharges are heavier than any time since the war ended. Returning service men must report within ten days to their local craft board offices. The October discharge rate rises, with twenty handled in one day yesterday. Discharges are recorded and men are reclassified at the Union City office. Burkhart says November may see even higher totals as Army and Navy returns surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Union Ally Draft Board
Buhay Andi Neine
Serye Fue Min
Ater
Ai Yber
Umm Wity
Union City
Burkhart
Police Seek Man for Murder in Uniontown Mine Incident
Uniontown Pennsylvania October 29 police pursue a 72 year old man in a coal mine shooting that killed John Molchen 42 and wounded Clyde Oglethorpe 44. Authorities say loud radio noise sparked a quarrel leading to the fatal event near West No 4 mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Uniontown
Aother
John Molchen
Clyde Oglethorpe
Wests No. 4
Molchen
Molcen
Oglethorpe
Blair Krieger
Lyed
Vnis
Molohen
Erlegar Toll Home
Cpl Warner Returns Home With Honorable Record
Cpl Warner, recently home after two years overseas with the European Theater, resumed duty at a New York Army post. He tallied 81 points and earned the Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal, pre Pearl Harbor ribbon, and ETO ribbon with five battle stars for service in the First and Ninth Armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubi
Warner
Waive Warmer
Matt Street
Har
Woman Found Hurt In Home After Staircase Fall
Police and Davison ambulance responded to 324 West Pleasant Street where Mrs. Lillie Parke was found severely injured on the hall stairs. The husband said she collapsed while being assisted up the outside porch railing. she suffered severe bruises but the full extent of injuries remained undetermined at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Parke Lil Iie
West Pleasant Street
Lillie
Lawrence Davison
Erie
Protest Over Daily Milk Deliveries in Harrisburg
The State Milk Control Commission called a conference of dealers to decide on continuing state jurisdiction of a federal order expiring October 31 that limits retail milk deliveries to every other day. Dealers opposed resuming daily deliveries, citing higher costs, while G A Bogar of the Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers' Association urged no state action, calling it bad for the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
H. N. Cobb
G. A. Bogar
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers’ Association
County Officials Refuse Erie Veterans Bureau Funding
The Exe County Commissioners announced no county funds will back the Erie Veterans Information Center. They cited lack of official status and duplication with the federal Veterans Administration regional office planned for the Baldwin building. Local funding reportedly comes from the City of Erie and the Erie Community Chest as preparations begin for the VA to take a full office floor and coordinate with American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exe County
Court House
Veterans’ Information Center
Fecal Erie
Daniel Baldwin
Veterans
Dyrrich American Legion
Erie
Veterans’ Administration
City of
Erie Community Chest
Federal
Veterans' Administration
Baldwin
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wages Hope Dim As Steel Makers Reject Increase
PITTSBURGH five steel corporation informs United Steel Workers that current dealing prices do not permit wage hikes. London government orders restoration of prewar income tax exemptions for millions from April. Truman nominates Brig. Gen. Kenneth Royall as secretary of war to succeed Patterson. Senate finance panel approves new tax-cut bill, saving 5.625 billion dollars next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
5. Steel Corporation Today
Ciq-United Steel Workers
London
Washington
Truman
Kenneth , Royall
Goldsboro
N. C
Royall
Robert P Patterson
Henry L. Stimson
Senate Finance Committee
President Truman Urges Higher War Wage Scale
President Truman pushes for a wage increase as cabinet and advisers explore a 15 percent rise in pay to address postwar cost pressures. He briefs labor, industry, and government leaders, noting possible compromise and awaiting further White House statements.
Aged Crawford County Man Fatally Struck by Car
In Crawford County near Harmonsburg James Piney 45 was killed when struck along the highway by a car driven by Audrey Branock 19. Police say Branock did not see him due to glare from another vehicle. Piney died of a fractured skull and leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocasen
Harmonsburg
Ovb
James
Piney
Crawford County
Charles Brown
Audrey Mae Branock
Finley
Man charged with murder in Bellefonte killing
Bellefonte, Pa. Oct 33 District Attorney Musser Gettlg said today a murder charge was filed against William D. O'Brien 27 after he signed a statement admitting the fatal shooting of his estranged wife Dorothy Selma Mee O'Brien 24 and her companion nearby Snow Shoe Sunday night O'Brien's wife left him and he sought her return Firearm details and exact location are not fully clear from the statement.
Rodriguez Named Second Man In Venezuela Crisis
The Democratic Action Party leader Valmore, editor of Pais, asserts Revolutionary President Brown plans to place internal security and foreign oil interests under new authorities. He says the new government, recognized by key nations, aims to meet international obligations while pursuing the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carac
Wilis Vidi Rochtignen
Fochter Heil
Ava Sergrant
Neva Ayia
Yeni
Tila Anna
Earita Valmore
LA Ives
Aman
Cela
U. S
Valmore
1 Pais
Democratic Action Party
Hie
Chrius
Atrocities by Japanese Officers Reported in 1942
American intelligence recounts alleged Japanese torture of B-29 crew members in Hankow in October 1942. One officer forced to walk in the cold, an eye damaged, water poured over a prisoner, and others cremated or forced to perform ritual acts. Flames reportedly burned bodies. Details withheld for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Associated Press
Ghing
James
Hisi- Kow
Pernolmaster
Osu
Esker
Truman calls for training and universal service plan
President Truman urges a national training program linking Army Navy and Marine Corps with a general reserve. He proposes a selective induction process, age 18 or after high school, with a full year of training leading to six years in the general reserve and a possible rapid mobilization system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assncmont
Washington
Bresl
Alune
Universit
Army
Navy
Rhus
Greiuing Sieilis
Jeremills
Joris
Jeispear Neiliphey
Mithie Corps
Brently National Guard
Army Navy
Marine Corps
Butt
Congress
NIS
Acatitae
Raqieh i
Ellis Male Chorus Triumph in Union City Concert
Reports from Union City praise the Ellis Male Chorus of Corry Lodge B P O Elks for a standout season opener at Union City High School. More than 100 attendees praised the chorus and soloists Charles Lyons Mary Jean Sullivan and Ted Feeney as exceptional with a notable encore featuring Lyons and Mrs H Lynn Rice singing Indian Love Call. After the concert guests socialized at the Hotel Congdon before the group plans a November 10 performance in Du Bois at the Elks home, inviting district lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cry
Corry Lodge
Union City High School
St. Terese’s Church
Vom
Union City
Charles Lyons
Mary Jean Sullivan
Ted Feeney
Wyering
Mr. Lyons
Ag Ain Entore
H. Lynn Rice
Congdon
DuBois
Elks
City
Union Charges GMC to Scuttle Wage Policy
A major postwar labor dispute escalates as the United Auto Workers threaten a strike against General Motors over wage demands. GM reports talks will determine a wage increase and potential price changes, while union leaders accuse the company of bargaining to force concessions. The dispute involves leverage over overtime, weekly hours, and overall wage standards amid a broader labor action across multiple plants and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assaulatal Cress
Sccike
Ie CO
Warke
Aed
General Motorn
Seversl Works
Miita
Howes Eter
Hieiber Plomrein Dewalt
Corporation Offisill
Cial
Smmy
Warkers
UAW
Nedston
General Motors Fias
C. Wilson
Wilson
Cohann
Rod Thomas
Walter P Reather
Reacher
Murray D-Mant
Senate Education and Labor Committee
General Motors
Congress
Reuther
Uni
Ion
Crosley Comppea
Innati
APL Electrical
Nean Chicago
Chicago Rapid Ohne
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Vets’ Bureau
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Office of War Mobilization
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War Labor Board
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Mg. Truman
Rodriguez
Venezuela
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Corporation
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