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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR from a rural sale notice lists cattle lots including hogs dairy cows and veal with prices per head and totals. Mentions a sale date around late spring and rural locations. many garbled terms but indicates a multi-category livestock auction with assorted animals and price ranges.
Harrisburg announced early June recruitment of 26,702 officers and men for new Pennsylvania National Guard units across more than four communities. The initial priority units include the 28th Infantry Division with Corry’s Company A joining the 112th Regiment, Meadville Riggs, Warren, Kane and Franklin units, each with about 195 authorized strength. The plan doubles as a major expansion in air power and anti aircraft capabilities for the state.
AP bulletins from Aberdeen and nearby areas report Winston Churchill declaring that underlying unity makes the English-speaking world conquerable in a world filled with hatred. He warned of harder trials ahead as hatred and confusion persist across nations.
The board states no changes to the plan to retain the elementary school site and the West of Senior High property has been acquired. After the final budget meeting, attention will turn to the program with architects heard on basic needs. By mid summer they aim to hire a firm and develop plans, keeping construction for later and clearing the entire Juiely Block site in readiness.
Paris reports say Secretary Byrnes will push for an American plan to clear Austria of occupation troops and recognize it as a July independent nation while Trieste remains Italian but its port facilities internationalized to aid trade. Yugoslavia and Russia oppose Trieste sovereignty. Mussolini body not found according to Rome press reports.
The article reports the appointment of Dallas native McLaughlin as district attorney by judges Eker Ryans and Buviyns after a period of speculation. McLaughlin previously served as chief assistant to Taub and is praised for ability during service. Other potential candidates named include Wayne Gleeten and Jahn Bisekmote. McLaughlin will serve for the remainder of the term.
Maurice L. McCray, af R. D. 3, was stopped twice in one night for speeding and reckless driving near North Center Street. Officers discovered he had no current license, though a former license card was found. Authorities prepared charges and planned to bring him before Magistrate Gavelon.
Cory’s Second Ward has rallied for the Cancer Fund with total local pledges reaching 450 and hopes to hit 300 more today. Third and Fourth wards contributed, First Ward near 100, plus a 125 collection at Rex Theatre. County quota progress shows 3,758.96 of 12,000. Local professionals and groups boost gifts toward a hoped overall city total near 1,000.
April 27 in Harrisburg Dr Royal H McCutcheon of Bethlehem who has served 14 years as medical director at the Mont Alta State Sanatorium assumes duties today as president of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society.
The Corry Chapter Red Cross announced that gifts surpassed the year’s target, reaching over two thousand six hundred dollars. Chairman WW Waterhouse credited donors and assistants for the successful completion and noted extensions and evolving conditions since the previous drive.
The city’s cleanup effort under the streets department reported more than 100 loads hauled in two days. Crews finished Second and Third wards, with Fourth partially done. Commissioner Mel Amy said about 20 to 30 loads remained, aiming to finish before nightfall. It marked the largest cleanup to date by the department.
Secretary Burkham stated in City offices that orders are issued designating May 20 as the date for the next draft induction and examination calls. No information on the number of men expected. Burkhart says calls will likely be lighter than April, depending on Congress action.
Two investigations were opened into a major railroad wreck described as the worst in the line's history. Officials from state commerce and county authorities led inquiries into causes, with 28 injured, 35 by Burtington officials, and 190 injured overall, while hospital care and block signals were reviewed for failures.
Assorted Press dispatch from Manila reports Manuel Roxas claiming over 125000 votes in the presidential race. He says his cabinet is being chosen, vows a just reign and democracy, defends prewar collaboration charges, and notes district irregularities while praising the public’s free will.
A labor dispute affects Pennsylvania coal fields with a call for action by Assopiatnd Pent HAZARVON. Pay appeals and working hour reforms are discussed. Authorities consider district sale terms and potential welfare funding for miners as hard coal demand rises. Proposals seek restrictions and new town patterns amid the strike pressure.
Pittsburgh April 2 60 000 workers idle in allied industries as government called for fresh conformances between operators and the United Mine Workers to end a nation wide strike. Indications show abstention and parley efforts highlight health and welfare issues while talks continue. Hard coal miners now earning high weekly wages and overtime pay as leaders press for fair treatment and continued production amid financial pressure from interests shaping policy.
City announces end of daylight saving as clocks move back this weekend. Overnight changes affect bus schedules and travel times with date and time shifts noted for early Monday morning. Nearby communities will observe standard time, and evening activities may start earlier.
A proposed project seeks upgrades to Route 2 in Concord Township. The plan envisions completing unpaved portions and extending improvements from Ohio line toward Forest County. The effort centers on Route 24-084 and involves an appeal to highway officials and a favorable likelihood from the Highway Department.
London dispatch cites Vatican statement detailing weekly German deaths from disease, starvation, and brutality in Soviet occupied eastern Germany. Report notes camps for 2,000 weekly and widespread plunder, with priests aiding refugees amid lack of food, medicine, and doctors.
Washington reports a possible government move to seize wheat held by mills and elevators to protect exports and feed overseas needs. Secretary Clinton Anderson urged farmers to sell remaining supplies, noting it would take weeks for any released wheat to reach markets and that requisition powers exist but time is tight.
Snow fell across central eastern and southern New York with wet slushy accumulation in Syracuse Utica Binghamton Albany and surrounding areas. Buffalo reported near freezing temperatures while Rochester and Syracuse saw 93 degrees and Albany around 37. Winter returns blanket highlands as storms push through Pennsylvania and northern tier counties.
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