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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1949
Page
1
The readable fragments show a damaged notice listing addresses and names such as Sue Darrow and Tracie Rash with partial street information, a garage sale reference, and several scattered numbers. The text is fragmented and lacks a clear single event or deadline.
President Truman sent the North Atlantic defense treaty to the Senate for approval as a step toward peace. He noted the plan fits within the United Nations charter and highlighted ongoing careful, practical steps to ensure security and stability. The treaty requires two thirds Senate ratification and hearings will be held to present backer and critic views.
Frank Stine of Pinefeld R D 1 pleaded guilty before Justice Tred Whitney of Pittafield to reckless driving and operating without lights. The crash occurred about 1 20 a clock on Priddy night when Blin failed to stay right and veered into the stand. Passenger Mrs Squith was treated for facial lacerations. vehicle damage estimated at 800 dollars. Stine was fined 20 dollars plus costs on reckless driving and 10 dollars plus costs on operating without lights.
A snippet lists planned Good Friday services across Catholic and Protestant churches. Highlights include seven phases of a program and times such as 12 26, 19 80, 1 15, 1 40, 2 50 5, and 10 ps, with emphasis on not blocking attendance by allowing Lincott to attend while most stores stay open.
Nanjing, April 12. Chinese Communists press the Ye government along the Yangtze River front. Officials said the Reds appeared willing to negotiate a cease fire but no order was issued. Reports said fighting persisted along the river despite heavy pressure.
Local organizers aim to boost attendance for Glen Mead Day at Mead Park on July 4. A meeting to plan the event will be held Tuesday at 7:45 PM in the Municipal Building council room.
Corry city council approved a controversial zoning ordinance and plans to advertise it three times before effect. The measure, debated by multiple factions, includes an appeal board for permit denials and amendments adjusting zoning for West Irving West Bend and West Congress trees. Building permits were issued for a garage on Bas Wayne and a house on Union. The health officer will oversee cleanup of a small garbage dump near the government housing development site.
A man shot his wife in a cafe on 11th Avenue before wounding himself. The wife died at the scene, and the man was hospitalized with multiple bullet wounds. A doctor quoted the suspect muttering about hell and funeral plans as authorities investigated the motive.
Corry area residents are warned the total lunar eclipse will be visible tonight with the full moon entering the umbra at 11:01 p m and leaving at 12:54 a m while the partial phases begin earlier. Weather plans call for possible clouds but guides say the event should be visible if skies clear.
Corty-Jamestown Mfg. Corp plans a four day week at plant No. 5 affecting about 300 employees in factory and office. Full scale production ends Thursday, with some five day jobs retained. Sales efforts boosted by extra sales people to move office furniture to distributors amid large inventories and dealership losses.
Harrisburg April Penn vivanti Wachers propose a $200 annual rise for teachers over two years to boost public school funding from $195 million to about $199 million. The plan, approved by education committees, would raise starting salaries to $2,000 for standard certs and $2,200 for bachelor degree holders, with increases up to $3,800 or $4,000. It also suggests retirement system reforms costing about $5 million and raises for school employees retirement after 85 years of service.
A Mayville grand jury indicted three youths on kidnapping charges linked to the abduction of a Jamestown cab driver on February 17. The trio allegedly waved a gun, struck a deputy sheriff and shot at Ashville peace, during a wild ride in the stolen cab. Eldest defendant Walsall G. Asters, 26, of Auburnville, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and related counts and faces sentencing May 2 before County Judge Hugh N. Bodine. Remaining defendants, George Sherwood, 16, listed as a youthful offender, and Frederick Heerlen, 20, both of Jamestown, had their cases adjourned.
President Truman enters his fifth year in office confident that world progress toward enduring peace continues. He cites Greece and Turkey, the North Atlantic Pact, and civilian programs as steps in preventing aggression, while noting travel and public appearances mark his ongoing leadership amid a wary postwar world.
The school board authorized calling for bids to remove ten dwellings on West Pleasant Street in May. A site will be cleared for a new enclosed playground opposite Spring Street High School and a relocation of grades 7 through 12 from Spring Creek School district was discussed. A special board meeting was set for next Monday to review plans, with budget talks continuing for the 1989-50 term.
Bethlehem health officials report a diphtheria outbreak affecting Fountain Hill and surrounding areas. Seven cases identified at St Lukes Hospital and in nearby towns with two deaths confirmed. Bethlehem schools to remain open until Thursday as authorities stress vaccination and preventive measures.
Hyde Park April 12 a wreath from the president of the United States was placed on the grave of the late President Franklin D Roosevelt the fourth anniversary of his death Col Perry McG Smith of the U S Military Academy at West Point laid the tribute national planners attendants then placed wreaths from Bertrand Baruch financier and presidential adviser and Winston Churchill wartime prime minister of Great Britain
Washington reports the House aims for quick passage of the European recovery program amid a lengthy debate. Speaker Rayburn leads a largely unified Democratic front with Republicans, resisting major amendments. The bill totals about 5.98 billion plus 82.72 million for maintenance sites, with differences to be resolved by a joint Senate-House conference before final approval.
Britain’s Labour Party outlined a 1950 platform promising nationalization of key sectors including cement, steel, sugar, and shipbuilding if returned to power. The plan favors public ownership of utilities and major industries, with price controls and rationing continuing amid shortages. The platform includes housing and transportation emphasis, with debates to occur at the National Party Conference.
A partially detailed report says Henry Benevik of Pittafeld RD 1 remains in slightly better condition after an early Sunday crash that killed his wife Harting. Hospital authorities hope for his full recovery despite a fractured skull brain impairment and a shattered left arm.
The Northwestern Waltonu Bank president James A. Ball announced the drive-in bank in North Philadelphia opened today. He alleged the drive-in aide was cheated by a North Philadelphia banking delineation as a response to the parking problem facing motorists.
San Marino California April 13 Associated Press staff report a rescue effort for Kathy ended in tragedy when the girl died after a 90 foot fall. The Los Angeles County Chamber of Commerce, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars coordinate the Rescue Fund to aid the rescuers with financial relief and possible medals. Dr Paul Hanson and Dr Robert J Melchillock noted the child died likely from a fear induced incident as she could not grip the rope during the fatally hazardous descent. The fund operations will reimburse the men who risked their lives in the attempt.
Roberts Store at Findley Lake, owned by Harry Roberts for 25 years, has been sold to Smolk of New York State Community. Smolk has taken over operations and will reopen soon after renovations. The store will continue offering sandwiches, soft drinks, and confectionery merchandise. Also, Joe DiMaggio reinjures heel and will undergo treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital after leaving Fort Worth for Baltimore.
Beverly Hills police chief says a dress shop owner reported his five year old son was kidnapped and ransomed for 33000. The boy identified his alleged abductor after the incident and said he did not recognize the man, while the father allegedly tried to influence investigators. Police are reviewing the claim and pursuing possible debts tied to the family.
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