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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
8
An investigation into a diesel engine fault ruled out vandalism as the cause of recent issues. Experts traced water from the pooling system entering the crankcase via the main engine block, forming a whitish residue. After 46 hours of operation, authorities were alerted and a prior vandalism report was cancelled. The engine was returned to the builders at Ojt CH Loy.
The OPA posts one week district fruit price ceilings starting Thursday with apples at 16 cents per variety, pears 13 cents, bananas 1 cent, grapefruit 18 cents, lemons 18 cents, onions 10 cents, and leafy greens at defined caps. Specific items include iceberg and other lettuces at 16 cents, strawberries 4 1 2 cents, and peaches/berries at listed per pound rates, with California and other regions priced accordingly.
Mrs. Anderson says two letters from Pvt. BUL Anderson, dated 1944 and 1945, appear in his hand and she believes he survived. Veterans Affairs will verify. Anderson served in Company T, 40th Platoon near Thdamwne, Vicinity of Thdamwne Ti, moved under fire in 1944, later listed missing after heavy tank position was overrun. He previously left Warren in 1941 for Indiantown Gap then Gump Livingston.
Local ads list services for sheet metal work roofing and related installations. Nobbs promotes plumbing heating and roofing with contact details including phone numbers for inquiries.
Dairy Herd Improvement Association elected Artin Farwood of Wattsburg as director and re elected W D Hopkins of West Springfield. Officers elected Brave Batchelor Rainboro president Earl Rockwell Onion Guy vice president and Hoykins secretary treasurer. Other directors are Charles Howland Gordon Pobes Glenn Steves with Steves retiring.
Public sale to the field and home of Tai Ray Rowley on Route 8 near the Silly Fish Hatchery promises a wide assortment. Household items include electric appliances, kitchen cabinet set, grandfather clock, furniture, linens, dishes, cooking utensils, early machines, lamps, rugs, and antiques. Terms cash. Auctioneer Worth Hammond.
Buffalo markets show steady hogs and cattle with varied prices across grades. Egg prices rise mildly in New York while stocks drift lower on light volume, with several major issues muted by mixed signals. A coroner rules a 17 year old’s death a deliberate act on a Pennsylvania Railroad train.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a tax, a mall, and heirs with unclear names and dates. The readable parts hint at property or probate matters, but content is too garbled to identify a concrete event, figures, or entities. Further readable text is needed to craft a coherent summary.
Disjointed OCR fragment lists individuals and locations including Alfred street Ford event references. Mentions Charles Briggs and Charles Anance James, Ballet Ass, Leon Bre Plime son, with unclear roles. No clear outcome or coherent event.
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