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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
4
The text argues Germans are more intelligent than the Japanese and capable of greater trouble. It notes that merely defeating them is not enough and that a harm less wedge is needed to curb their energy, acknowledging difficulties in both conquest and postwar management.
A messy excerpt follows a wartime radio thread about a shipwreck and survival at sea. It mentions a Danish or American captain Rasmussen, a Japanese farmer, and a lifeboat journey with ration hoarding and peril. The text reads like garbled OCR of a period piece, with references to ships, weather, and rescue attempts.
The article emphasizes vigilance against diphtheria, noting European wartime outbreaks and millions of cases abroad. It urges protection of children with preventive measures, highlighting past U.S. progress and the need for continued vaccination and vigilance to prevent outbreaks.
A severe electric storm hit Jamestown causing injuries when lightning struck a barn at the Finney residence. Kinney Finney Sr. 55 and his son Ger Jr. were rushed to General Hospital with temple gashes and other injuries. Neighbors recalled a bolt traveled along an electric fence and struck several bystanders.
An army plane, with two flying instructors from Braiard Field in Connecticut, crashed near Dunkirk after an air map from Hartford to Cleveland failed to show Dunkirk’s new airfield. The instructors, George Carey and Phil Iselin, were awaiting inspectors in Fredonia when the wreck occurred.
Civil Service Commission announces competitive examinations to select a postmaster at Spring Creek. Applicants must file by October 29 and will be notified of exam date and location. The position offers an annual base salary of 1600 dollars. Acting postmaster Mrs Moronee Foster is a likely candidate for the permanent vacancy.
A group, misled by low visibility, searched for a landing site and located Ripley’s landing strip near Exe Airport but found the approach unclear. Wary of fuel depletion, they continued to descend and identified what appeared to be a field.
A craft plowed into a vineyard on the Webster road near Free donia while attempting a landing in a meadow on Deward Damon’s farm. Landing gear ripped off, propeller smashed, and the underside of the fuselage damaged badly.
Fred Z. Zimerman of Milwaukee argues against mass suspicion of Germans and calls for destroying war industries. He contrasts Germany’s technical prowess with limits of turning all Germans into farmers and warns about the dangers of suppressing genius.
A garbled user query asks multiple dated questions about World War II era topics and figures. It includes references to Naz fumes border Poland, Stalin, Os, OPA administrator, and other unclear items. The text is largely incomprehensible with many typos and mixed phrases, lacking a coherent single article to summarize.
Jamestown September 27 G Ber man Ekberg operator of a truck gang freed from conspiracy charge in the Gerry still case by a federal jury in Ormond aigua yesterday after a three hour deliberation. Two co defendants Tony Polai of Lamberton and Stephen Cappola of Buffalo were found guilty. Attorneys for Polai and Cappola moved to set aside the verdicts on October 9 in Rochester federal court.
Bert Arnold of Besson frucking fel suffered a serious injury while between two trucks. Dr J Kibley treated him before transport home, with no bones fractured. Ralph Smith hurt his hand at a wood lathe at the Thompson Bibow plant on East Washington Street. four fingers suffered severe lacerations and broken bones, but a doctor believed he saved the digits.
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