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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1946
Page
1
Indy 1 Loamy Cenier
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Fragmentary Classified Notice With Mixed Items
Fragmentary OCR lists various items including furniture, men and women names, phone numbers, dates, and locations. The readable text references buttons, car tools, depictions of odd phrases, and a scattered set of names such as Corry, Mrs Rob ert, Ben t, Brie, George, Wright, Lacey, and D. The jumble suggests a small classified page with items for sale or wanted and contact cues, but the legible details do not form a coherent single notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Robert
Brie
Lacey
George
Wright
Embargo Strikes Hard in City Heavy shipments halted
Local industries face material shortages and unemployment as a federal embargo cuts mail and freight parcels to five pounds, crippling firms like Raymond Co and Ajax foundry. Railroads furlough crews, halt production, and curb express traffic, threatening holiday shipments and jobs across Corry and Erie regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnaieder
Wumningsott
Nornyad
Inqil Iy
Reymond M. Co
Aer Bipply
Clhy
Pensylvania
Anc Eale
Embanya
laVisss
Ajax
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
Pennsy
Erie
Erie Railroad
Ab Meadville
Round House
W Wan
Railroad Offields
Ette
Raymond
Corry-amestown
Acrosue
Avic Innes Steel Co
Christmas Vacation Dates for Yarkllon Students
Fragmented text lists Christmas vacation dates and school attendance in Cony district. Mentions Chissex convening and various names, with unclear references to holidays and local officials. The passage is garbled and contains multiple unreadable terms and placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Chissex
Rusk
Fire destroys homes in Scranton area blaze cuts lives and properties
A major fire devastated Ingwien Green Ridge in Scranton. Five residents suffered losses as two lumber companies and other locals reported damages and evacuations. State police and local crews responded to the scene near Blakely and Wyoming, with traffic snarls reported as onlookers gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Amronisceyes
Scranton
Verdtwo Lumber Companies
Fony Tantly Dhyellinus
Ingwien
Vince Tiameless
Fai
Powell Lumber
Thorma Shawn Beraniton
Verplin Statin
Alfred Willams
Frank Decker
Mice Funk Hohe
Edward Hevinin
al Blakely
Wyming
Cape Wal
Cape Wal Te Trafile
Carlondaly
Job Placements Show Hiring In Area Declining
A slight decrease in hiring is reported by the Pennsylvania Employment Service office in Comy. Past month placements totaled 85, down from 140 in October, though confirmations were recorded in October. Veterans accounted for 41 placements, women for 19, and 25 other veterans also found employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Comy
Bernard Wilems
Imanager
Enroyment Service
William
Ohio Man Pays $50 Penalty For Hunting Without License
A Cleveland man was fined $50 for hunting in Pennsylvania woods without a non resident license. State and local officers patrolled highways near an park at season start, stopping hundreds of hunters to ensure compliance with state regulations. Wayne County officers reported numerous checks as the busy patrol continued through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Stgie
Cony Station
James Latimer
Wayne Commission
Sharon Hospital Robbery Reported In Sharon Pennsylvania
Police say a stocky young man in a navy pea jacket entered Sharon Hospital before dawn, masked with a white handkerchief and forced a worker to open a door at gunpoint, escaping with an unspecified amount of cash or valuables. Det. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
AOL
Rail freight embargo hits industry with mass shutdowns
Government order halts rail freight and express shipments except for vital health and safety needs. A second 25 percent cut in passenger mileage takes effect, parcel post limited to five pounds, and exports restricted except military goods. Officials estimate a 60 percent drop in freight flow. Ford predicts a complete shutdown within days, risking 45,000 more jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Washington
Prospect
Olfieigis
Hn Jong
Office of Defense Transploutation
Ford Motor Co
Greek ambassador charges border violations by Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania
Vassili Dendramis, the Greek ambassador to the United Nations, said formal charges of border violations were filed against Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania and asked that the UN investigation proceed. Reports from Athens claim bloody outbreaks in the Peloponnese and interior Greece, with a source saying Communists started the fighting to divert attention from northern border violence. Paris reports Corominist party failed to elect a premier candidate Maurice Thoves, who would have needed a larger margin to win. Tass dispatches say Ankara reporters indicate Britain and the United States discuss sending a small contingent to Turkey to justify continued British presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Success
Vassii Dendramis
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Athens
Peloponntsu
Greece
Paris
Coronninist
Maurice
Thoves
Uts
National Assembly
GOP Preparing Probe Of ae KEI German Occupation Force
Senate Republicans press to probe alleged German occupation force abuses in central Europe. Meader’s committee report cites civilian detentions, forced relocations, and displacement by Allied troops. Debate centers on scope and public release while War Department counters claims as unverified, shaping political stakes ahead of forthcoming hearings.
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GOP
Ae Kei
Vicriws
Washington
Senate
Gew
Truman
Poumittee
George Meader
Negra Val Weri
Unilva Stulue
Vane
Sumatire Maenster
Berg Arhor-Mich
Ball
Ball (R-Minny
Kroll
R-Callty
Mike Jk
Hy Ender
Gowrek
Meader
Europe
Molotov Offers New Concession in UN Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov signaled a conciliatory turn accepting US proposed arms controls as a basis for discussion and stated the Soviet veto would not apply to system ent controls and inspections. Sir Hartley Shawcross called it an important concession while Pini Hashick of Australia hailed the move as opening the way for immediate United Nations action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Molotov
United States
Hartley Shawcross
Pini Hashick
United Nations
No Gas Curtailment Foreseen in Corry Area
Pennsylvania Gas Company president W H Locke says no curtailment needed amid peak loads. Local manager J L Noble notes about 150 users switched to gas heating since June. Corry and vicinity, with 2600 gas users, has advanced heater installations and several hundred space heaters added. officials warn conservation through room cooling and stove use. FCC chairmanship named with Truman appointing Charles F. Dwigh Jr. to head the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Locke
Warren
Pennsylvania Gas Company
T Hey
J. L. Noble
Qgory
Junistry
Corry and
Unite 16
Bith K Web
Oakland Mayor Seeks Emergency Power in General Strike
Oakland California reports a citywide general strike paralyzing a 1,000,000 metro area. Mayor Herbert L. Beach urges emergency powers as the city council moves quickly to control the crisis amid shutdowns of transit, stores, and newspapers. Police and firepower are placed under mayoral command as AFL unions rally support.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cali
Calif
Ishor
Shas
Herbert L. Beach
Qmiarehyy
AFL
Aldkeb
Hult
San Brancisco
Oakland Bay Bridge
BAY Lingetries
AFL Pnt
APL
Fmeemont
Gonlique
Uni
Hemands
Sitruckedi Palthment
Rp Baeliiy
James Galliano
Comey
Alameda County
Tabor
Deer Kills Rise as Corry Hunters Report Big Buck Hauls
A flock of deer kills by Corry hunters this season nears the 21 000 predicted by the State Game Commission. Frank Madge led with a 14 point buck weighing 191 pounds. Other notable kills include William McElroy 150 pounds Blue Eye Venni Follett 110 pounds near Tidioute Richard Lindberg 150 pounds Morrison Run Albert Bush 130 pounds Sattistone Springs Philip Stenman 168 pounds West Spring Greek Charles Racke 150 pounds Kinma Dr EB Bower 185 pounds Sean Cohan FAyard Brigham 185 pounds Ward Nichols 100 pounds Cherry Grove Edward Cranser 180 pounds Gleavity Hallany Rue Taylor 185 pounds Eldred Fl 150 pounds Bernard Silt 150 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
State Game Commission
Frank Madge
William ‘McElroy
Blue Eye
Vennis Follett
Housing Expediter Wyatt to Quit Amid Standoff
Washington reports Housing Expediter Wyat Wyand to resign amid a power clash over authority to run the housing program. President Truman met Wyatt after a week of talks seeking a plan for future control of housing measures and the controversial protection and channeling of building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, Dee
Hausine
Wilsa Wyatt
Tnd
Holsey
Felenda
Spd
Wyatt
White House
Truman
NAM Congress Debates Labor Policy At Opening Session
NAM leaders and 9,000 industrial executives condemn labor policy during John L. Lewis absence in Washington. W A Harriman opens the three day conference urging clearer limits on labor rights versus public responsibility amid the coal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
American Tridusury
John L. Lewis
Washington
Levi
W. Averell Hammin
Ower
Pbor Headen
Lpolut
Aton
Habert Nason
NAM
Lewis
API
Abe
Walter
Welsenuirger
John ii
Harriman
Congress
Court adjoins for attorneys in Lewis contempt case
The sentencing of John L. Lewis for contempt in the coal strike was delayed to at least 3 p.m. as conferences were held between government and defense lawyers. Federal Judge Goldsborough recessed after a tense morning, with both sides’ legal teams seeking a postponement as William H. Lewis and the United Mine Workers faced possible sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lote- Dorleré
Tedge
Ateporlera
Joseph A
APL
Lewis
Namie
T. Alan Galesborough
United “Vine
Goldsborough Mouried
Chalie Pearh
John F. Sonnetti
Governiment
Je Shilding
Miershals
Sonnett
Lewis Hand
Ickes blasts John Steelman in Capitol Hill clash
AP report from Washington describes an exchange where Darwld L. Ickes branded Steelman as an oligarch in a heated inquiry before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Slaughter voiced criticism of Steelman's testimony and implied harsh judgments about the miners and domestic politics in the era.
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Washington
John FR. Sterliman
Capital Hill
Darwld L. Ickes Wii
Il Olig
Wblisine
Friehel of
Shill
Lewis
Slaughter
Molp
Urmlus
Steelman Ab
Vance
Hitler
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