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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1945
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR shows a masthead and pricing notes for mail matter and carrier delivery. It references Corry, FA, a second Uless mail matter designation, and annual and weekly rates with territory restrictions, with advertising rates disclosed upon submission.
The piece notes stigmas among workers like violin makers and bricklayers, then shifts to a political discussion surrounding Judge Parker and his 1930 Supreme Court nomination. It cites past Senate votes, party lines, and contrasts Parker with later nominees amid Truman’s presidency.
Miss Bell tumbles in Iowa injuring left foot and bruised body after fall from a motor vehicle. James W Campbell named as possible school director candidates. petitions circulated amid rapid signings. Doroty Morrow wins state scholarship for Corry High School valedictorian. Corry Chautauqua opening in five days with six night programs and Shriner train from Erie to Zem Zem Temple for centennial celebrations.
Reports suggest Hirohito faces limits on abdication as Japan clings to a stable monarchy. Articles cite the constitution’s line of emperors and public debate over succession. Prince Akihito's status is noted amid reports of health and duty shaping the throne’s future in a nation tied to tradition.
A compact radio listing notes NBC programming across the day, highlighting the Wy Your Radio slate and various DP Mavy segments. The stub outlines a mix of features and guest appearances in a period tone.
The Australian civilian is described as the heaviest meatheater with an average annual intake over 200 rounds. The text cites 180 pounds per person for Australia, versus 157 pounds in Canada, 147 pounds in the United States, and 107 pounds in the United Kingdom for the same period.
Parade line up described for a planned VJ celebration with divisions led by Alfred Morrison Wallace Young W. Wil Lethman and Alex Gray. It lists streets from West Washington to Center and Main, then to Maple and Washington, culminating at the park with marching bands and auxiliary groups.
Jamestown official report details arrest of Ray Gladden alias 70 identities in a cashier’s check scheme. Federal agents say the 49 year old used forged checks to obtain funds, with similar acts in Rochester and Buffalo. Name and full circumstances remain partially undisclosed in Jamestown report.
Warren county records a second polio case over the weekend as State Nurse Betty Gentti attended six year old Gary Christensen at Conewango avenue extension. The child was found with a foot and leg paralysis and will be treated at home. Ernest Shit of Pittsfield, previously reported ill, is said to be improving.
Weekend crime spree reports four burglaries one purse snatching theft and two larcenies. Lucille Well loses a $300 diamond ring from a kitchen shelf. Loot also taken from Lake Grey Model and Fabby Shop via pried basement door. Building resident Fred Snowman reports the incident.
School board meets to approve resignations and appointments, authorize purchase of an adding machine and file storage, and review appeals for tax exonerations. Solicitor reports on condemnation proceedings west of the Senior High. Secretary Anderson tasked to compute delayed tax interest and complete a case on abandoned bleachers from Stumiot High. Continuation of installment payments for a five year tax issue also discussed.
A Albion delegation seeks sale of county land to Hays Manufacturing Co for a branch foundry. land 200 by 50 feet to be used for laundry site. county will arrange public sale soon. Attending officials include Vern Best Charles Bristol Re Umbum Poster Foley and William Hors er of Hays Manufacturing Co.
A collision on West Main Street in Fredonia left Harry G Johnson of Buffalo dead from a fractured skull after his car swerved into an eastbound dump truck driven by James Wilcox of Sassadaga. Mrs Johnson and their 1-year-old son were treated for minor injuries.
Fragmented OCR presents a list of seven quiz questions about wartime trivia and geography. It asks about U S battleships, zebra coloration, fractions of groceries, a National League of Horseshow Pitchers, a quote about masculine members, New Scotland Yard, the year of a war for British and Free French forces, a state represented by Senator Capper, Sir Swithin’s Legend, and the body of water aiding the excursion steamer General Bt cum hur.
A fierce fire at Erie Stables destroyed a prize horse and damaged the facility. Authorities estimate losses near 410,000 as fire crews from West Ridge Hose Company battled the blaze. Multiple owners and participants are listed among the affected parties.
Penelec received the Highest Mort Award for its minimal report to stockholders issued months earlier. The award, by Financial World, cited the 1944 annual report’s clarity editorial quality and typography. Lester Rogner designed the visual layout. Pink O Dixon contributed a technical section.
War necessity pushes women into dairy work as cow testers measure milk fat content. If a cow’s milk fails to meet standards, the animal is culled for food, reflecting broader labor shifts during wartime.
Erie Pa August reports parole granted to Boo Pinney colored convicted of man slaughter for 1943 slaying of Clarence Bradley at Western Penitentiary. Parole effective September 1. Board refused Freemin Gray for burglary larceny with lengthy history. Brunk Ras committed elsewhere. details show varied parole outcomes for county inmates.
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