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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1946

Page

4

Swedish Royal Birth Brings Heir to Throne Line

April 30 reports Princess Sibylla of Sweden delivering a son who becomes third in the line of succession behind Prince Gustaf Adolf and Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf. A 48-gun salute rang at Skeppholmen as the newborn, named Carl Gustaf, is to cradle Charles XII’s legacy, per the king's council.

Stockholm Sibylla Sweden Gustaf Adolf Fir Srandfutier Gustaf Atolf Sibylle Gustaf Skeppholmen Carl Gustaf Charles XII Russia

Mrs Bessie Hughes of Spartansburg Dies at 77

Mrs Bessie Hughes of Spartansburg died last evening at 10 20 at her Spartansburg home. She was the wife of Lomeli A Hughes and had been well for years. Survived by husband Moyd Michardan of Western Sparta a brother Harry Main of Tillotson Gunners and two grandchildren. Body taken to Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg. funeral Thursday at 3 EST with Oliver Thompson officiating. Burial at Pleasant Cemetery near Tillotson Corners.

Missessie Hughes Aeeu Spartansburg GY Lomeli A. Hughes Sor Moyd Michardan Western Sparta Harry Main Tillotson Gunners Mrs. Hughes

Agricultural Club meeting and local society notes

The Nesseevergam Agricultural Club met at Miss Jeannine Swan's home with ten guests and several officials present. Officers elected included president David Crowell and secretary treasurer JoAnne Miller. Speaker A O Rasmussen, horticulturalist of State College, discussed home improvement and beautification, with slides shown. The group planned an adult horticultural class and invited all interested to join next spring.

Nesseavergam Jeannine Swan Embers Assistat L. Hy Bull Ivan Miller George Mulvin, Jr David Crowell Charlotte Marsh Jownne Miller

Miss Virginia Elder Celebrates Fifteenth Birthday

Miss Virginia Elder celebrated her 15th birthday with guests from the Bobbie Soxers Club. The party began with roller skating at the Armory and continued at Miss Elder's home in Columbus. Guests enjoyed games, birthday cake, ice cream, and refreshments while Miss Elder received many gifts.

Virginia Elder Bobbie Soxers Club Armory Miss Elder Columbus Missilder

Mrs Robinson Hosts Eastern Star Officers

Mrs Delbert Robinson entertained thirteen officers of Covy City Chapter of the Easter Star at her East Smith Street home. A brief business meeting was led by worthy matron Mrs T W Whitehead. Plans advanced for the Mother and Dawsh ler banquet on Tuesday evening at Pittsfield Inn. Helen Johnson Mary Nigh and Zuukineck chaired program banquet and transportation. Guests enjoyed visiting and a dessert course.

Marilyn Lopus East Federick Street Penn State Stace College Inends Steve Krupa John Krupa Risseliian Walter Krupit East Congress Street Krupa Nancy My. Snipa Frank Krupa Robert D. Shipter Ant Chittren Philip Priscilla North Center Street Dunkirk Shayter Cora Daniels Clyde Mig Fowler George Frank Edward Lattofsky Cleveland Milton Zalzneck West Wayne Street Robert Spencer Bre Norfolk Alter Ims. A. M. Spencer T. W. Whitehead Jack Jean Marie Johnston F. Tip Davis Honolulu Hawaii Corry- Jamestown Cory Delbert Robinson Covy City The Easter Star East Smith Street Dawshler Pittsfield Inners Tronw Zuukineck Helen Johnson Mary Nigh

JCY Class Enjoys Spaghetti Dinner at Erie

The J C Y Sunday School class of the Presbyterian Church held a spaghetti dinner last evening at Angelutti's in Erie with twenty members and Mrs J Fred Kinley. The event followed a church attendance contest and a movie outing. A May roast will be held at Mead Park.

J.C.Y Clas Af Hie Presbyterian Church Hip Welock J. Fred Kinley Angelutii Erie Ubu Mead Park

Correct Shots Correctly Fitted Shoes Debate

Fitness advice stresses proper footwear as first defense for foot health. Properly fitted shoes support arches reduce fatigue and prevent bunions and coin issues during activity.

Bridges Seeks Amendment To Bar Supreme Court Political Activity

Senator Bridges proposes a Judicial Code amendment to bar future Supreme Court justices from political activity while current justices are not affected. He cites Justice Jackson’s wartime prosecution role and notes Truman delaying a decision on a replacement as the court awaits changes.

Bridges Associated Press Washington Robert H. Jackson Nuernberg Jackson Trumann Truman Harlen FP Stone Charles Evans Hughes Pustice

Funeral Rites for Miss Caroline Baeder

Requiem mass held this morning at St Elizabeth's Church with Rev Carl Heidl presiding. Pallbearers named Kinley Kinley Pred Kinley Sessle Moran and Brown. Interment in family plot at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Out-of-town mourners included Frank Baeder Dorothés Conrad of Erie Mrs William Wagher of Hochester NY and Mrs Jane Conley and Mrs Charles B Compton of New York City.

Caroline Baeder St. Eleabeth’s Carl Heidl Charles Kinley George Kinley J. Pred Kinley Charles Sessle Chris Moran Leon Brown St Elizabeth’s Cemetery Frank Baeder Dorothés Conrad Erie Wiliam Wagher Hochester N.Y Jane Conley Charles B. Compton New York City

Erie Footpad Caught In His First Crime

Gari April 30 Erie police say 34 year old Arthur McCoy attempted purse snatching his first crime. He grabbed Mrs Genevieve Angelotti, threw her to the ground, and fled as screams drew help. Cruiser patrolmen Fatrolmen Stanley Kolakowski and Fred Kagberlein arrested him minutes later. Under questioning he admitted the theft and attack, saying it was his first attempt, learned from a Trend who used to do the job.

Gari Arthur McCoy Paul E. Schual Vicim McCoy Stanley Kolakowski Fred Kagberlein Genevieve Angelotti Katakawaki Kasberlem Sciwafab Bret Stempt

Leonard Memorial Fund Withdrawn by Leonard Family

Pittsburgh April 30 Adna W Leonard Jr Pittsburgh executive and head of Pennington School announced the Leonard family withdrew its 1,000,000 Bishop Adna Weight Leonard memorial fund. He said all contributions and pledges will be returned following the resignation of Dr Joseph W Seay as headmaster, noting the memorial would have funded chapel dormitories laboratories and a conservatory but provides few details.

Joseph W. Seay Seay Leonard Tnt Hiltop Leonard Eelatidar Indi

Transit Walkout Planned in Pittsburgh Area

Two divisions of Blue Ridge Bus Lines faced midnight walkouts as 80 cent wage and contract disputes threatened to idle 16 drivers and other workers. The Amalgamated Transit Union demanded arbitration while Penn Bus Co operations between Pittsburgh New Kensington Cleveland and nearby towns would be affected, with White Star Lines serving Washington and Wheeling cities.

Blue Ridge Apl-Motor Coach Naiingenus Neenie Geo. L. Bendel Tora Tmion

Gets 18 Months for Manslaughter Count Hollidaysburg

Hollidaysburg Pa April 30 Heinwuld H Boland 4 of Rhens bug convicted of involuntary manslaughter as given 1B wonds in jail and fined 200 by Judge Feoree wack and killed El Vi of Wilhyimstuse April 1 on a highway near Byn amsville.

Hollidaysburg Heinwuld H. Boland Rhensbug Feoree El + Vi Wilhyimstuse Bynamsville

Dispute Over Anti Smoke Ordinance Ends in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh city council voted to postpone enforcement of the anti smoke ordinance for private residences until October 1, 1947, while the law remains in effect for commercial establishments, apartment houses, and large buildings. Councilman William A. Stewart noted much testimony aimed at persuading elimination.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Gail Councillur William A. Stewnt

Expose Japanese Plot to Kill MacArthur Continued

An article describes a Japanese plot to kill General MacArthur. The poison was not immediately fatal. he was taken to an American hospital where he was revived with expert help and provided details of the plan. An informant, unnamed by headquarters, remains in custody as an original plotter. Japanese police released a photo of Tokayame to hasten his arrest.

Baker Sult Tokayame

East Ward Duer Busebe Two Pensive Strength

Two 2nd American units present at the East Ward event with measured strength and cautious stance as observers note the occasion. Local officials oversee the gathering amid weathered nerves and a formal, restrained program.

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Enteting TI Johnny P ley Kelle Gordon Manager hurlings the lg

Johnny P and Kelle Gordon are noted in a brief item as they enter roles in leadership and management at a local organization. The notice references managerial changes and ongoing team activities affecting operations and future events.

Johnny Pley Kelle Gordon

Fragmented OCR sports note recalls outbreak of chaos

A garbled local sports fragment mentions a basketball meeting, a group exceeding limits, threats of death, and unclear references to teams and players. Names and details are unreadable, but the piece hints at a time limit, a 22 game week, and possible disciplinary action.

Br ungh the ty Masini coachhig war years

Unclear OCR reads like fragmented names and events from a sports context. It mentions coaches, athletes, college, and resignation hints amid garbled words and misplaced letters. Full facts are not recoverable from the readable fragments.

Bly Ty Masini Johnny Gunn Lough Bile Tonwwanda Hkahier Heyinson Colk

Local Teen Puts School Rivalry Behind Art Interest

A quirky clash unfolds as student Jake Lighe defies a rival art faction at Penney Middle School. The feud centers on a mural project and personal tensions clash with classroom duties.

Lighe-Hi Puptseu Jake Art Willational Bae Penney Om

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