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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows a property deed reference with names and dates distorted. Phrases include a dated August entry, book and page indicators, and mentions of a defendant and wife in a filing related to a county land transaction. Details are unclear but indicate a recorded deed action in a local court.
In a tight contest two competitors traded positions as Bould faced Nori in a decisive perch event. The match featured a steady pace with late pressure from both sides before final scores determined the winner.
Unable to extract a coherent news item from the provided text. The fragmentary input lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events to form a factual summary.
Readable scraps show a legal action involving J Mead and a March filing deadline. No full details available, but the fragment indicates a job conflict or fronting issue tied to the Mead case and a specified month.
Fragmentary OCR mentions M Culbertson and estate actions involving Prank May and a trustee. Details unclear but implies inheritance or estate administration. No concrete dates or locations could be confirmed.
Vic Tim Kalinski, 30, a World War II veteran from Blue Eye near Spring Creek, was shot and killed by Andy Mizak, 27, of Erie who fled to the Corry barracks claiming self defense. Mizak, wounded, is under guard at Warren General Hospital. Coroner to perform autopsy. investigation continues.
Gloucester Mass August 24 Many businesses feel the impact of steel and coal strikes. Raw materials shortages and higher production costs due to wage increases and OPA rules limit mass production. Some firms stay out of active markets to avoid OPA problems. Prices rise and scarcity worsen the outlook. A large company near 1941 output writes washing machines and refrigerators daily while other goods rise. Housewives may reject higher prices for poorer materials. Department store sales rise yet shoppers bypass shoddy merchandise. In lumber short supply, output aims to meet demand with lasting value. {Continued on Page Three)
Auditor General G Harold Wagner approved a quarterly distribution of 31,675,002 to 1700 Pennsylvania municipalities from a 7 million appropriation. Funds from motor license revenues fund street, bridge, road maintenance and related projects on a mileage basis. Erie County towns and townships receive varied amounts, with Corry at 2,258.77 and North East at 4399.60, plus several other boroughs and townships listed.
Corry chamber reports renewed interest from textile and chemical firms in locating a new industry here. A brick building with transportation access is now available for lease or purchase, addressing prior site shortcomings and promising jobs for about seven hundred fifty workers if the plant is established.
Indications today showed new Selective Service Order will have limited impact on local induction schedules. In Corry and Union City area the September quota is about 3,149 men, with only one likely to fall under expanded deferment provisions. Official notes from Harrisburg cite relaxed deferments for college instructors and certain essential workers, pending employer confirmation and government verifications.
Belief grows that the Aero Strike at the Aero Supply Mfg Co plant is nearing resolution though no side has issued a statement. A Monday conference between management and Aero Lodge officers may spark developments as a conciliator's next meeting could push negotiations toward resumption of operations next week or the following week.
Washington announces a hard line program to wipe out black market activity and a tighten on price controls. Ankara reports Turkish gov ernment difficulties with Gogiet concerns over joint defense of the Dardanelles and waterway control. Moscow notes former envoy Silvinos released a statement as deputy or examining official today. Paris says Secretary Eyres met Foreign Secretary Bevish for over an hour with no public posting of the talks.
The City Zoning Board met in the municipal building with seven members present excluding Walter Sweet and Walter Ross. E F Rawking chaired the session, discussing methods, considering a zoning ordinance, and planning hearings to shape a permanent zoning commission.
Czechoslovak delegates denounced the draft treaty for Hungary as not meeting demands for independence and territorial guarantees. The Romanian and Czechoslovak committees debated the preamble as officials weighed Hungary’s status as a satellite and ally within the Axis past.
A distressed report describes a man and his four sons missing near Nouagrandie, NY, with scant readable details. The note mentions the family living in Long Plain Sound area and a tremeuster at a distant mile from home, but the exact circumstances are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Washington bulletin reports OPA plans further price hikes and meat cuts as officials forecast readiness to restore price ceilings next week. The push covers autos, fuels, and other essentials, with enforcement to be stepped up by federal agencies alongside industry reviews to curb black-market activity.
City assessor work continues as officers prepare for field tasks. Assistant by city engineer outlines deadlines for compiling records and debt warrants while appeals and assessments are reviewed to ensure timely handling this year.
Railroad workers receive limestone and heavy material for base construction of the new road. Heavy equipment and men travel from Climer to berms as grading nears completion. The team led by Reddy, Walker Proctor, and The charge of the job anticipate full nit in the coming week as winter weather allows.
Revisions requested by Homer Beriehous seek a rate hike from 75 cents to 1.00 monthly for home waste collections with other increases for business customers. The council plans to review changes at the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening, September. Protests loom over service lapses in July and August and truck spillages. City counsel will push improvements to ensure proper collection and handling. Berichius met with Mayor Hintey and Solicitor Stott to discuss the matter.
Philadelphia bakers and the Philadelphia Bakery and Confectionery Workers union reached a settlement ending a one day strike over wages and hours. Stores were resupplied as production resumed and the holiday schedule returned to normal as workers agreed to reinstated pay adjustments.
A Patterson party proceeds to recover the wreckage of an American transport plane shot down by Yugoslav fighters. U.S. officials prepare a Security Council request if Yugoslav authorities do not meet a deadline. Washington and Belgrade officials coordinate, with Acheson and Johnson in readiness.
Washington reports an ambassadorial conference with Premier Tito and the fate of five American fliers shot down by Yugoslav planes remains uncertain. Patterson's forthcoming findings and the Belgrade note reaction shape US intent before a UN Security Council decision.
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