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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
1
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Reported talks between the Aero Supply union and management continued with a third conference planned. Members favored a company offer but sought restoration of previously reduced classifications and a 10 percent production boost, with full end of the strike anticipated and plant reopening next Tuesday for some workers.
Corry resident Pyet Huyton was seriously hurt when a ladder slipped while working on Gould street. Fred Barton was placed in a cast with a fractured spine at Erie hospital and faced four to six weeks in the cast.
Auditor General's office reports $2900 in liquor license refunds to municipalities. Payments totaling $252229 are approved and will be issued by the Liquor License Board. Named towns include Mill Village, Union City, Walishure, Columbus, Spartanshire, Spring Creek, and Sugar Grove with varying amounts.
Corry-dames town Mir Corp officials announce first shipment of postwar models to National Stationers Convention in Chicago. New lighter gray finish named Carry gray replaces auto-green, with roller bearings on drawers, rounded corners, and pedestal bases. Display in Chicago will feature Executive, Secretarial, and Typis desks with matching filing and cabinet units.
AP dispatches report a spectacular fire last night at a government aging liquor warehouse about a mile south of Here Lake Success. The blaze consumed large quantities of brandy valued at 16 510 000 dollars amid heavy alcohol supplies.
Governor Martin said he would order an immediate investigation into Klan activities in Franklin County and across Pennsylvania after a request from New York State Supreme Court Justice Frank Steinbrink. He pledged action once the letter from the Defamation League reached him and emphasized opposition to un American organizations.
Harrisburg August 29 The Pennsylvania National Guard will be reshaped so every member is ready for immediate service at home or abroad Officials said the tough training is essential in early stages Brig Gen Weber predicted a large expansion of state military installations west of the 94 to accommodate bigger units Officers noted existing armories lack space for equipment and new units Funding for remodeling may come from the Federal government with state funds debated by the next legislature
Three people died in a late night gas explosion and fire in a Southside three story frame house. A 28 year old woman was severely burned, and Jean Puiel also suffered serious injuries. Firemen said the blast may have been caused by a gas leak during attempted repairs. The blaze caused extensive damage to the home and its contents.
An Associated Press report quotes American Ambassador J. L. Lothian and Chiang Kai-shek optimistic on forming a coalition government in China. The plan aims to unite Kuomintang and Communist factions under a provisional multi party regime until a permanent administration is chosen.
The lavish yacht Verano sank about 1.5 miles off shore north of South Haven, Michigan, after being spotted in distress in heavy seas. Three people were aboard when the 72 foot craft went down, and Coast Guard planes and boats resumed daylight search for survivors.
Athens reports the Soviet ambassador Admiral K. K. Rodionty stated that no Soviet Greece break is anticipated. He indicated the Soviet charge d affaires in Greece will be First Secretary G. Tohérossey as Moscow’s envoy departs amid strained Soviet Greek relations. Stephanopoulos, acting foreign minister, supervised the ministry’s reception of the envoy.
Removal completed to new quarters on South Center Street. George Orcutt announces the Ames store has finished interior alterations and redecorating. Display cases installed and stock moved. new lighting and repainted interiors enhance the new location. The former 17 South Center site closed Tuesday as operations moved to the refurbished store.
A noisy reform push in the meat market leads to Jardine named chief of a major utility. D Wetoedlie senior vice president of a Pennsylvania company and other board members step into new roles. September is set for duties to begin with changes in leadership and resignations noted.
Mew Penelec announces new executive assignments led by a reshaped board. W H Wydle of Altoona becomes vice president in charge of an easier division. A Gallagher of On City assumed vice presidency over the Boysntne division. C James, B- MI, Karsoh of Bradfod becomes vice president in charge of sales. W Saniuin remains vice president in charge of the technical department.
A three week nosebleed in Bridgeton New Jersey challenged doctors at Hahnemann Hospital as two transfusions were given to the weakened youth. Earlier efforts at Bridgeton Hospital had been made, while Treasury figures show August 27 expenditures and hospital balances.
The county grand jury returns indictments totaling fifty three in various cases. Included are charges against Sty 80M for the Fisher murder and Dr RW Thompson for an abortion-related offense. The docket lists these and other accusations awaiting trials.
Mizak was moved from Warren General Hospital to Warren County Jail yesterday afternoon as state police prepared for possible arraignment. He faced charges linked to the fatal shooting of John Kulinskel and Edward Petrilla, with court action anticipated in December pending examination by attorney Percillo and a photographer.
Harrisburg Aug. 18 The Stair Highways Department announced a new standard for painting roadway lines intended to reduce dep l) and mode dent) tol which Governor Martin Juce called worse the ivy marines constill apable dike nhorizontal antivertical tirves. One line is solid while the other is broken, reflecting the old Pennsylvania standard. Officials say the changes follow the American Association of State Highway Officials guidance to improve safety. State Highway Secretary Tray I Stele said the new style of markings will be adopted and respected to preserve the old traversal principle. Continued on Page Six.
Washington Aug 29 The OPA sticks to its schedule for restoring meat price ceilings September 9 despite a last minute delay that left live cattle and hogs free from controls for four days The new ceilings will raise beef about 1 5 cents per pound and pork by 1 3 cents per pound to spur production Agriculture Secretary Clinton P Anderson settled the dispute by directing OPA chief Paul Porter to set live animal ceilings at 225 per hundred for beef and 140 for pork The move drew sharp comments from the joint living standards committee noting the president must back Andersons decision The cabinet officer said the livestock liquidation shows an urgent need for price levels to stimulate production rather than deter it The revised ceilings were supposed to go into effect earlier but the delay pushed them to Sunday for completion of other price tops for packers wholesalers and retailers The broader food picture included preparations for canned pineapple juice syrup and other staples.
The report notes an income tax record with expectations of a fiscal year total near five billion dollars surpassing the wartime peak of 1945. It cites official tax data and Congress discussions about revisions before year end, with indications of possible federal adjustments and broader economic factors influencing the revenue outlook.
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