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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1947
Page
4
Publication notice from Bolestovo listing advertising representative Fred Kimball Inc address in New York. Postal matter entered in Corry Pennsylvania with mail and carrier rates, annual and weekly prices, and notice of advertising rates upon request.
A historical overview of the U N Security Council limits and the early U S Confederation. It notes Russia veto power dampening Effective action and recalls the 1781 Confederation Articles. It contrasts unanimous consent requirements with state-level conflicts over tariffs and port access.
A car crash between Spring Creek and Garland left passenger John Schaub badly bruised and shocked. Mrs. George Way was hospitalized with severe burns after an explosion at a Spring Creek farm, destroying the home. Local politics discussed three potential primary candidates for city commission and school director posts, with two likely to file. Erie Presbyterians addressed Rev. Cressey’s transfer request. A bridge party honored Esther Hovey at the Phelps home. Charles Racke of Big Creek reeled in a 17 inch three pound smallmouth bass on French Creek near Cambridge Springs.
A fragmented trade conference drew only five responders yet led to an invitation for delegates to revise the Articles of Confederation. Twelve states replied, paving the path to framing the United States Constitution in 1787.
Harold William Jones of Erie, a twenty four year old five times repeater, warned by Judge Burton R. Laub to mend his ways or face habitual criminal penalties. He drew a three to six year sentence for two ear theft charges, previously served at Western Penitentiary, and received consecutive one and a half to three year terms for stealing cars owned by Erie residents William Dixon and William Ross. Jones has prior records in Ohio and federal courts.
Daily Dozen cautions on handwashing practices amid concerns about overzealous cleansing. Notes skin disorders from harsh cleaners and gasoline use, highlighting workers such as dishwashers, laundry staff, bartenders, waitresses, nurses, and orderlies, with reference to sensitive skin and “Housewife's Eczema.”
A reader notes a Classifi ed page quiz with ten questions on international topics labor leaders shopkeepers Shakespeare and monarchy history and a Pearl Harbor committee. The item references Bretton Woods M1 and asks true false and multiple choice questions about figures and events.
Statement notes surgeons perform delicate operations while wearing rubber gloves. acknowledge some women may complain about cumbersome gloves affecting work.
Jamestown residents Carl Lindblad and Robert Hallett were arrested in Warren County on robbery charges linked to a holdup on the Frewsburg Warren road Sunday. Clyde Eugene Taylor and Frederick C Nelson of Frewsburg were also taken into custody and jailed. Deputy Arthur Payne aided by Pennsylvania State Policeman Bruce Reeder assisted in the arrests. all four face robbery charges and will be returned to Warren for processing.
Authorities say the incident began with a complaint from Richard Anderson James Fisci and John McDaniel of Warren. They reported a car was forced into a ditch on the Prewsburg Warren road Route 62 by two autos and four men who took a water and four dollars in change claiming ties to the Chautauqua county sheriff's office.
State Police warn that head on or side swipe crashes happen when drivers fail to dim lights in anger. Authorities say the practice is costly and avoidable, urging all motorists to dim headlights regardless of others actions.
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