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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
6
Dr Brian Colton, noted writer on foreign affairs, arrives in Comy tomorrow to address the Talk of the Month Club at the High School on An American Policy in Europe. He is making his twenty first European observation tour and has written several works on European affairs.
Carl Alexander, 46, of Warrendale, Allegheny County, was brought to Oil City Hospital with a bullet wound in the right hand from a hunting mishap on opening day of deer season at Frills Corners. Several others treated for minor wounds. heavy deer kill reported in Forest, Clarion and Venango counties. Tracking aided by an inch of snow.
State Police report loot valued over 3400 recovered from five homes looted by youths. Eight arrests last week. Richard Inter, 20, pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods and remains in county jail on 800 bond. Cpl Mathias and Chr Leslie Pobes investigated, with Pobes accused of possessing stolen articles. Homes entered included Richard Wroess Millcregh Township November 14 Aaron Antersen Harborpeet November 18 Wilfred Mirnan N Girard November 18 Joseph Liebert Belle Valley November 19 Howard Wells Waterford November 27.
Lewis, as UMW president and AFL vicepresident, defied a restraining order and injunction. He proclaimed the miners’ constitutional rights, denouncing government action by injunction while the courtroom heard the contempt ruling. The court room buzzed as Judge Goldsborough worked through papers.
Dec 3 Kane. Mark Thatcher of Haltot, employee of Anderson Brothers Construction Co, is hospitalized at Summit with severe facial burns, neck burns, and gravel embedded in arms and legs after a dynamite charge exploded during pipeline right-of-way work at Guffey. Investigators probing cause. condition serious.
The council approved a $104 662 city budget and discussed additional parking on the north side. The Mead Park Association report was received, and corrections to 1946 assessments were noted. Exonerations and refunds were approved for Waterhouse and Mitchell properties. A civil service candidate list review was ordered. Funds transfers were approved and bills paid except one held for investigation.
Marienville reports opening day success as Mrs. Gerald Cussins of Locust street Mallenville uses a single shot from a 30-50 rifle to take a buck in the Allegheny National Forest recreation area within an hour of dawn.
A firing began at Tamt with a woman reporting the only sigil wit in the area. Her husband returned a half hour later after five attempts with a 30-40 Krag. The Cussins hunted together and found both prizes, five pointers weighing about 125 pounds.
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