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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
4
Random quiz questions appear amid a wartime column citing Secretary Henry L. Stimson and world events. The item lists trivia prompts about science, history, and geography, reflecting a period newspaper brief.
AP Newsfeatures reports Nuernberg, once a hub of German war logistics, has become a symbol as Nazi era echoes return. The city, central to rail and water routes, saw mass rallies, bombings, and trials poised to crown a grim full circle in Europe’s history.
Twenty years ago reports from September 21, 1945 describe widespread storm damage in northwestern Pennsylvania and western New York totaling thousands of dollars. Local officials in Corry and nearby towns noted heavy rain and wind, while community events and sports results appeared amid the footage of natural disruption.
The text notes early orange juice feeding for a month old baby, starting with one spoonful diluted in water and increasing dosage every two to three days, reaching two ounces by three months. It mentions California oranges favored for juice quality and Florida for juice quantity, with a caution that bright yellow color may not indicate quality.
In a heated election year Congress split along regional lines over Colonel Stimson's push for aid to nations at war with Germany while most Republicans urged strict neutrality. Senate votes reflected East versus West divisions on confirming nominees, highlighting the era's civil and military policy tensions.
Roland Hoyt, 31, of Bhormar, was arrested by sheriff deputies in Jamestown on a charge of passing a worthless check on the Clymer bank. He was to be arraigned before Peace Justice John J. Jones in Sherman. A previous suspended sentence of two hotel years at Attien prison related to a similar charge was noted.
Oil City resident Alvy Bench of 4 Oak Grove Street suffered a possible thigh fracture after a noon crash on the Prybung road while Grove City resident Leonard Graham, 37, had forehead lacerations in a collision three miles south of Franklin on the Pittsburgh road at 11 p m Wednesday. Police said Graham followed a car driven by John C Heber of Franklin when Heber turned into a driveway causing the collision.
Celia Walker Schauer of Muscan found guilty of wilful violation of rental act by eight months. Jury awarded damages sought by the government totaling 832 dollars for alleged harm at three locations.
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