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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1945

Page

8

Martin names health chief in Pennsylvania

Governor Martin named Lt. Col. Henry West of Altoona as secretary of Health a $10 000 a year post to direct the commonwealths anti pollution campaign and replace Dr A L Stewart who died West will assume duties once released from military service and sworn in at Harrisburg after arriving in Columbus from duty.

Associated Press Garrisburg Sot Martin Gol Hanry W. Weest Altoona Commonwealth Mastin Dvision Stewart Col Weest Jig Columinus Harrisburg

Erie Convict Escapes With Rockview Slayer

Notorious Erie criminal Stepnowski and accomplice Webster Black, both dressed in prison garb, escaped from Rockview prison farm by sealing a stockade. Stepnowski, serving a three to six year term after pleading guilty to burglary and multiple robberies on April 6, 1944, fled Monday afternoon with Black, a murderer, from the Western Penitentiary complex.

Ieteranee Reredowski Erie Rockview St Stepnowski Webster Black

Sailor Falls From Bridge Rail In Klamath Falls

Andrew Yeska 23 a Navy man from AMM 30 and one of nine children of Mr and Mrs Michael Yesko was killed when he slipped from a bridge railing into a government canal at Klamath Falls Oregon. Navy officials said he and five sailors and four girls attempted the railing walk and he fell. Rescue efforts failed and parents were notified Tuesday morning.

Brie Andrew Yeska USN Michael Yeski Klamath Falls Ore Navy Yesko Companio

Corry Firms Named In OPA Cases At Pittsburgh

The OPA filed 13 complaints in Federal Court in Pittsburgh naming nine dealers in farm machinery and ten other firms in Erie county seeking injunctions against price violations. Damages of 292.50 and 525 were sought, with actions against Wing-Wills Star Store of Curry and others for price declines and improper postings. Separately a nuisance issue on Maple Avenue and East Wayne Street prompted court-authorized repairs and dust control measures.

Associated Press Pittsburgh OPA Sandburg Corry Erle County Annfunghon Wing-Wills Star Curry

City council to study extending Snyder Circle and other streets

The council held a busy session discussing airing over Snyder Circle at Fairhaven and other unordinated streets linking major thoroughfares. An ordinance to cover all extensions was planned for early action. The group also revisited crosswalk markings on Mott Street near the Turk property and agreed on repainting and keeping it shoveled, with further study of pedestrian safety and a hotel Corry entrance parking issue. Engineering noted Baldwin Brothers Construction Company contracts returned and Highway Department work to begin on a broad improvement program.

Comunicu Snyder Circle Fairhaven Lake No Action Mott St PE ‘Turk York Chissell Messrs Kinley Besaon Neiethorhood Flanigan Hotel Corry Williams Baldwin [Brothers Construction Company Ompe Highway Department Comielunin Besson Wis

Jamestown Man Attacked and Robbed by Unidentified Youth

A 65 year old Jamestown furniture dealer, described as beaten and robbed of 190 dollars by an unidentified youth, was assaulted around 2 48 a m on West 11th street near Slate sites after being invited to a local club. Police followed a description from Anderson who reported the incident in semiedawed conditions.

Japanese emissaries reveal fleet destroyed and diminished navy

Rear Admiral Sherman reports to Manila that Japanese warships and shipping have been ruined by intensified air attacks. He says Japan started with 12 battleships, now few remain with crews removed, and only two heavy cruisers left after heavy damage. The Mikado’s envoys acknowledged the Japanese fleet’s near-total destruction.

Associated Press Guam Forrest O. Sherman Manila United States Navy Depuy Staf Withita Japan Hayamis Jatsuirog Seve Singapore Reemain

Pennsyl railroad worker hurt by fragment of engine

An 18 inch piece of steel blew from a locomotive and struck D. D. Geary, a Pennsylvania freight conductor, as he walked along a track in Oi City. He received face injuries and was treated before returning home.

Pennsy Brooton D. D. Geary Pennsylvania Lmaltt Geary Oi City

Assistance Dept Expects Jump In Relief Demands

HaISburg reports acting secretary Robert P. Wray says public assistance rolls may rise with unemployment but cannot be predicted until economic conditions clarify. He stresses aid is for those with no other support and that applicants must prove they have exhausted self help. Wray calls aid a conditional right, contingent on resources and standards, and notes the department aims to promote self reliance while ready to assist if needed. In July 1945 Pennsylvania spent 4.762 million on public assistance to recipients, far below wartime Aube assistance and WPA wages peak.

Robert P. Wray Aesistance Pennsylvaniia Wray Wenue Department of Public Assistance Pennsylvania Acmn

Japanese People Told To Follow Middle Ground Politics

Reading in Manila today two major Japanese dailies urged a political path between past power parties and a disdain for favor trading. The Mikado reportedly sent surrender envoy to General MacArthur, while Tokyo’s Mainichi published three Nagasaki bombing photos illustrating extensive destruction in southeastern Kyushu. Radio Tokyo aired images of a center city in ruins and widespread damage to farms and homes.

Alles Mikado MacArthur Ma~ Nila U. Gen Takashiro Kawabe Tokyo Mainichi Today Nagasaki Kyushu Radio Tokyo Une Ohee

Word Bomber Pilot Walter Bonnell Killed in Action

Second Lt. Walter T. Bonnell Jr., 24, a B-25 Mitchell bomber pilot, was killed July 30 during a mission over Kyushu Island in southern Japan. He was the son of Mr and Mrs W K Bonnell of 1807 West 11th Street and entered the Army Air Force in June 1943.

Erm Walter T. Bonnell, Jr Kyushu Hormell W. KE. Bonnell West 11Th Street Army Air Force

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