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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1946

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Restrict Slaughtering De Control List Due Today

United Nations Security Council enters Labor Day weekend without a decision on Greece and Britain case. Ukraine's Manuilsky accuses Greece of terror and urges council to examine plebiscite conduct. British, Dutch, and French delegates clash over hearing the Ukrainian case as the U.S. abstains from a full vote.

Preas Lake N. Y Ukraine Greece Great Britain United Nations Security Council Soviet Union Council Diaitri Miamilaky Paris Cous Silat New York City Eet Security Council Miinullsky Alexander Cadogan Felco N. van Blelfehs Netherlands Alecandre Parod Andrei

Warning Of Chaos Predicted By Babson Theory

Babson Park Massachusetts August 30 The Usual Business Forecasts show a possible severe slump about 1950 with a good stock market for twelve months before downturn. The discussion notes Democrats’ chances in 1948 and Republican victory implications, while warning that a world revolution and new economic theories may upend traditional market beliefs.

Roger W. Habson Babson Park Mas Busia Marke Niene Fryer Smay

Talk of the Month Club Plans Third Season Speakers

The Talk of the Month Club in this city aims to expand its speaker lineup for the upcoming season. Rev G L Boyd says a sponsoring committee will meet soon to add a fourth prominent speaker and attract more members. First speaker Dr Ethan Geltom will address on December 4 at the Senior High School auditorium. subsequent guests include Edward Steckel on March 25 and Gustav Crate, noted photographer and speaker, with Jungle animal pictures. Membership growth expected to secure definite reservations.

Ipians G. L. Boyd Addi—Ion Nun— Bet Cin Ethan Géltom Colton Europe Clu Tor Fdwn Steckel Steckel Plang Gustav Crate Crahn Moving Pictures Bf Mons Allitmug

Delayed Meeting Of City Zoning Board Postponed

The citys new tentative Zoning Board meeting scheduled for tomorrow Sunday has been indefinitely postponed to later this month. The delay stems from incomplete ordinances and drafts in use elsewhere, with City Solicitor Wallet Scot compiling a complete collection and report and City Engineer Williams preparing a map of zoning sections for the group.

Nances E. E. Hawkins Pennsylvania Williams

State's Klan Probe Centers Near Philadelphia

Harrisburg authorities push a state wide probe into Ku Klux Klan activity with Philadelphia at its center. Police and officials report undercover work in Philadelphia and Chambersburg areas as Mayor Bernard Samuel orders a separate local inquiry amid FBI liaison talks.

Klan Phila Chambersburg Marrieburg Department of Justice Whitin Pennsylvania Harrisburg Ku Klux. Elan Philadelphia Elan Bernard Samuel

Nazi War Lords Make Last Pleas at Nuernberg Trial

The nine month old Nuernberg war crimes trial nears verdict with Goering and other leaders making final pleas. The tribunal plans to deliver verdict around September 23 after months of testimony on crimes against humanity. Goering and Ribbentrop led the final defences as defense teams argued, while witnesses and evidence underscored alleged Nazi brutality.

Associated Press Nuernberg Germany Goering Hiller Reichsmarshal Joachim von Ribbentrop Hess United States Britain Rusa Prasetirion Tiey Ite Fiitmaniky Wildy

Test Pilot Killed In Cleveland P 39 Test Flight

Bell Aircraft Corp chief test pilot Jack Woolums aged 29 died during a test of the P 39 in Cleveland. The accident occurred during nighttime trials as Woolums sought a hoped for performance prize.

N.N. Yi Aus Jack “Bil Woolums Bell Aircraft Corp Cleveland

Nurse Shortage Persists at Corry Hospital

The Corry Hospital Association faces a continuing nurse shortage that could worsen in September amid unusually heavy patient loads. Efforts include several trained aides returning to service and temporary nursing help from August, but two aides finish today and the institution still seeks additional staff.

Dearing Corry Hospital Associatum Rying Wolf Diuli

Bendix air race winner named in cross country dash

Associated Press reports Paul Mants of California won the Bendix Trophy with a record breaking coast to coast run at an average speed near 35.6 mph, beating the prior 1939 mark. The dramatic test featured film stunt work and a field of notable pilots.

Associated Press Cleveland Paul Mants Hurbank Califfiter Tal Pla Plint van Nuys Oulu Frank Puller Jimmy Doo Ubtle Bedevi Matty

More Paying Petitions Today Before Council

Complex city funding and zoning moves loom as council prepares for next week’s session. Officials including Engineer Williams and Police Chief Panluan join a committee drafting ordinances for property frontages and bond requirements while state health and sewage plan approvals remain unsettled.

Nord Ely Tarvin Williams Panluan Covbidunas Robert Prine Aviv Staite Health Department Elts Atian Horrisburg Harrisburg Eyenine Torlin Maylin Aupst Ucted Pon Ucted Pon Unit Reporiss Peceivenl Fei Urer Pity Enpines

Two Injured In Auto Crash Near Gorey

Two people were injured in a midnight collision on Columbus Avenue near Gorey. Lionel Sherlock of Euclid Street driving one vehicle and William May of Bear Lake were involved. May suffered a broken wrist and his wife Mabel head injuries from the windshield impact while Sherlock faced further X ray examinations.

Amin Wee Gorey Hospital Thorne Collilbus Avenue Kru Ba Acciden Lionel Sherlock William May RD. 1 Bear Lake May Mabel Sherlock Pit Friipa Apid Pam

Woman Dies in Fall at Philadelphia Window

A Philadelphia report describes Mary Herman's death from a fall near her home. Detectives say she spoke of ending life and arranged to lie in bed. A witness recalls seeing Herman prompt her own bed and a window fall from the surrounding scene.

Philadelphta Bax Bary Wiss Herman Abe

Romania to Pay Russia Reparations Eyeson 300 Million

The Economic Commission for the Balkans and Turkey approved a hefty reparations demand, setting Romania to pay Russia 300 million in reparations after a week of debate. The panel also approved another set of reparations, totaling 100 million, tied to broader European economic standards.

Romania Russia Paris Aiuyl Balkans Tynjand Griier Talian Economy Commission Sogiel Cholin Tor

Tenants Still Active in Deal for Fairhaven

The Fairhaven housing project remains under active consideration as the city weighs a possible transfer of the 100 unit property. The Public Housing Administration has sent special questionnaire forms to prospective buyers or groups including veterans, to assess feasibility and terms for potential purchase. A city council decision is anticipated next week on federal property requirements and safety concerns surrounding the site.

Peders Public Housing Administration Wnreerk Kinley Visweek 1City Council Aparlinens Fairhaven Mamane

Price Increases Set For New York Milk Classes

Aug 31 Dy. cy Blenford New York metropolitan area administrator announced a temporary amendment raising producer prices under New York Federal and State milk marketing orders. Effective Sunday for September fluid milk Class 1-A set at 3.02 per hundredweight, fluid cream Classes 2-4 at 3.98, and Class 2-B storage cream 15 cents above Class 2-B fluid cream and ice cream sold in New England.

NEW Was Blenford New York Iai Barketing New England

Four Sugar Stamps Are Valid If You Still Have One

The note outlines stamp validity and expiration details for sugar stamps No. 49 and related issues. It states stamps begin validity Tuesday morning and No. 49 remains valid for a thirty day extension. It warns that stamps No. 8 and others may expire or be invalid and mentions other stamps like SKINNY iF and LINTENS.

Warney

City Labor Day shutdowns with parade plans in Corry

Corry observes Labor Day with a city wide business halt except for essential shops and groceries. Many plan extra half day Saturday. events include a Y D Day parade from the V F W house to City Park, a District Commander address, and a dance at Odd Fellows Hall. Many residents head to nearby lakes or Cleveland for air race revival.

Bost Corry Anna Anderson American Legion Henry Wheeler Odd Fellows Hall North Cencer Street Jenni Ssbacher Cotry Pinchey Lake Chautauqua Cleveland

Aero Union Strike Settlement Terms Issued

Officers of Avo Lodge 1508 T A of M issued a statement detailing the proposed settlement terms for the Aero Supply Mfg Co strike. The agreements include a 5 cent hourly increase, an efficiency goal of 190 percent, and an incentive plan to reward additional productivity. Members of Lodge 1508 agreed to return to work at 8:00 AM on a Tuesday, with distributions and conditions outlined in the document.

Aero Union Avo Lodge 1508 T. A. of Aero Supply Mtg. Co International Avotlittion Arig Supply Mtg Thies Sind Todge Siafidards Aero Egrées Hott Lodge Bottis

OPA to Decontrol More Farm and Food Products

Washington August 3 OPA controls will release another batch of farm and food products late today as the livestock industry shifts from free prices to new Wellings effective at midnight. Agriculture officials withheld announcements to avoid jolting markets, with only hints that certain canned goods and dairy items will be decontrolled. Phrases indicate packers ceilings and other price controls to be adjusted in coming days.

Associated Press Washington OPA Suace Agriculture Department Gat Mae Cocontrol Board Paul Porter Anderson

Villa Maria confirms new Erie campus and building plan

A column note confirms an Erie project for Villa Maria College. It details a new million-dollar building to house the Sisters of St. Joseph on West Avenue, with construction to start early 1347 and be ready by the fall term. The plan includes expanding facilities over ten years and consolidating existing structures into the new campus.

Curnal Nt Erie Porkigie College Ninuses Holisett

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