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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe cattle and hog pricing with bids around 14.50 to 18.4 and several per cent figures. Mentions U.S. No cattle and various weight classes, with references to market trends and broad shifts in prices and demand.
Ambassadors and diplomats debated the Iran matter at the United Nations Security Council as Andrei Gromyko pressed Russia’s demand for the dismissal of the Turkish case. US officials opposed reopening the matter before May 6 and Tehran said to seek instructions from Premier Qavam. The council prepared to adopt permanent rules to govern future proceedings, with Gromyko possibly delaying a stand on the issue.
A collection of brief items from Asorauth Press dated April reports strikes in the steel and sugar sectors, a US Army discharge program expanding options for enlisted men, a possible Truman Philippines visit, meat packers disputing price controls, and a federal consent decree dissolving a major cartel linked to Swedish Match Company and executives.
ABE Butler files reveal Churchill urged Roosevelt to strike against Japan in early 1941. The Senate investigations show Churchill pressed measures to arouse U S anxiety and warn of imminent war as Pearl Harbor approached. Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt debated moves that could provoke a clash with Japan and affect Singapore strategy.
The Corry YMCA directors met at David A Hillstrom's offices to approve a 4100 annual quota. A finance plan includes a special gift division and mail solicitation. Attendees included Mr Millator, Olly Bracket, Rev HM Ray Harris, Bruce Smith, Ralph Larson, Tracy Whitehead, and Clyde Shotsbarger.
A soldier on a thirty day furlough fled in a car stolen from Kenneth R. Nelson of Oil City. Patrolmen Heyman Burlingame and Kelly chased through Main and East Main streets until the wreck on the railroad grade. Donoghue, intoxicated, admitted the theft but did not know why, awaiting a hearing before Magistrate Gordon. Police traced owner Nelson, an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, through license records. Civilian witnesses and inquiries linked the vehicle to the serviceman as the pursuit ended in the crash.
Reports show a weekend gain of nearly $1,900 in the annual Red Cross fund drive. Total donations reached close to $7,000 as organizers plan to extend the drive beyond its scheduled close. Ajax Iron Works employees contributed $500, boosting hope the $3,500 quota will be met.
Washington April reports indicate the War Department favored a one year extension of selective service with an 18 month maximum service for inductees, while Senate discussions favored broader options. House members floated a four to six month moratorium on new inductions after May 15, with a full year extension under consideration. A civil campaign plan worth 9 million dollars was proposed to boost pay and suspend drafts temporarily.
State Police Officer Krupa cleared up vandalism at West Spring Creek school on March 24 as four boys from East Washington Street confessed to the act and another break in nearby rural school. They admitted breaking into desks, taking keys, and tossing padlocks during a hitchhiking trip in the district south and west of town. Names given include Harold, Richard, Al Jen Smith and Guentia Nielsen. investigation to continue with county officers.
Inspector reports Company A's equipment well maintained by local guards. Worn Enfield rifles will be replaced with new from Philadelphia Ordnance Depot after inspection found three faulty weapons. other arms including machine guns pistols rifles and riot guns were repaired as possible.
A major blaze in Marys destroyed Corbett Cabinet Co manufacturers buildings and several woodworking mills, causing estimated damage of 250000 dollars. The fire started by spontaneous combustion burned over an area spanning the grounds and left many workers jobless.
Two suspects pleaded guilty in a gas station burglary case heard before Magistrate Gordon. Officers, witnesses, and a patrolman testified about late night break in on West Smith Street and a pale description of the thieves. Both men were held to county court on $1000 bail as investigations continued.
Seven men from Corry are called for induction. Names include Bona Elton Mukium and Arthur Alva Mequin ton among others. A separate line notes Halsey in hospital with respiratory infection at Philadelphia Naval Hospital. Reports also of a deadly fire in Hightstown, New Jersey, where five family members perished.
Senate Military Committee introduces legislation to create a single Department of Defense under a unified command. The bill would elevate the Air Forces to parity with Army and Navy, abolish separate War and Navy Departments, and require presidential action on the timetable. Key figures include Chairman Albert Thomas, Senator Austin, and Representative Mead Weeks, with support from Democratic and Republican members.
A survey released yesterday shows 518 divorces granted in the past year amid rising civil court figures. By 1945 the county logged 2,980 civil cases and divorces comprised about one in every three criminal filings. In 1948 there were 2,095 marriage licenses issued, while the prior year saw 459 divorces granted. The 1925 records note 420 divorces and 207 divorces in another year.
April 9 recalls the 1942 Bataan surrender as American and Filipino troops faced overwhelming Japanese forces. The tale endures of courage in jungle fastnesses and coastal defense, with radio bans adding to the fear and global impact of the episode.
A World War II era note quotes Capt. Salvador F Lopes praising Bataan and its enduring spirit. The piece, from the Manila Post, reflects on General Jonathan Wainwright’s staff and mentions the recent execution of Lt. Gen. Homma by an American firing squad.
Washington reports a double barreled effort is launched to speed Europe peace and hemispheric harmony. Secretary Byrnes outlines plans for a Paris peace conference with Molotov Bevin Bidault and a Pan American defense treaty approach with Argentina. Brazil signals Rio conference after Paris talks to assess Peron government policy.
A Hagerstown taxi driver, questioned after the death of 19 year old Janet Kennedy, was taken in for questioning as authorities plan to use a lie detector. District Attorney Leroy Matthews said no charges had been filed yet. The investigation centers on night of the slaying in Franklin County.
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