Win D Buell Triumph Noted In Local Journal
A compressed report notes certain figures and a legal or civic event in the local paper. It references Buell and a win attributed to D, with aim to highlight a notable outcome and its coverage.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
1
A compressed report notes certain figures and a legal or civic event in the local paper. It references Buell and a win attributed to D, with aim to highlight a notable outcome and its coverage.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a war sheriff and a refrigerator, a cabinet, an electric telephone, and a stove. Readable items center on household devices and a dated household inventory with unclear context. Further text would clarify the exact event, date, and people involved.
Bitterly indignant United Mine Workers vow not to return to work until John L. Lewis orders. Government fines totaling $3.5 million levied amid a prolonged strike, with miners in Pennsylvania and nearby states facing added economic pressure as producers withhold credit. Union leaders across states denounce the action as aPolitical tactic while some say they will stay out until a contract is signed.
An explosion at the Hydra Guy Fuel Company in an outlying industrial area injured at least five people and left several missing. Fire raged for hours after the blast before being controlled as responders battled the blaze.
President Truman plans a nationwide radio address within days on the coal strike and its economy choking effects. Officials say the speech aims to urge miners back to work as the contempt trial of John Lewis unfolds and pressure grows from Congress for action.
Wallace W. Hammond buys the Hammond Elevator Company interest from Worth Hammond ending a 26 year partnership. The Hammonds expanded lumber and building supply operations, with plans for W. Hammond to run the former Eisell mill and Coney Operating Co to manage new lumber products.
Walter Shields of 824 East Street pleaded guilty to forgery after passing four checks and drawing from Carroll's account totaling 270 dollars. Held on 500 bail, Shields and Carroll shared a residence at 22 East Street. Police also sought J E Pitch for issuing a bad check on October 28.
Members of the Italian American Association rejected Al Magnarditi's offer to sell Cameron block property including a proposed West Main street night club. President Charles Ghadagno said the plan was dropped as general agreement seemed unlikely. Magnardili attended. the second floor South Center street development was touted as a premier local setup and potential buyers for the property were unclear.
A fragmentary deer hunting note shows a sharp decline in kills after a period of heavy slaughter. It cites observers Lawrence Glitz Walter Dugaty and Charles Hail noting deer moving to remote areas.
A 5 car Pennsylvanian wreck near Kane tore up about 100 feet of track one mile east of Kane at 3 58 this morning. No railroad employees were hurt. Crews cleared the line by noon and service was halted pending repairs. The eastbound train passed Kane around 12 30 today.
Railroads Pennsylvania and Erie announce broad curtailment of passenger trains due to coal shortages. Trains 970 671 911 914 and others are dropped or reduced while remaining services run on limited schedules. The move targets coal transport and aims to conserve supplies as the strike continues.
A two car crash three miles west of Warren injured Shirley Birchard and C Tidlowte in critical condition with possible skull fracture and shock. Mrs Edna Baker 93 of Tidioute sustained minor injuries. Shelby W Zutek 17 of Tidioute stalled a car in the road when struck by another vehicle driven by Trevine MLB FT ing. State Police report the crash occurred early.
Washington December 5 President Truman accepted Small's resignation as civilian production administrator effective at close of business December 6. Secretary Ross said Small sought return to private life while remaining CPA functions and other emergency powers to 14 December extended agency duties. The move follows similar resignation of Wilson Wyatt the housing administrator and reflects policy tensions within wartime agencies.
Amid nationwide fuel shortages and energy restrictions, cities like Denver and Youngstown face rolling blackouts and limited services. Ohio utilities and railways cut nonessential operations while stores open reduced hours. Industrial sectors report job cuts and slower production.
In Warren county court the defense rested at noon as the Kalinski shooting case proceeds. The jury was to be instructed this afternoon with a verdict likely late today. Key witnesses included Dr Paul Stewart and defense attorney Walter Peake detailing prior relations and motives.
A young man faces a serious morals charge in district court Friday morning. He denies fathering a child with a former Uk city resident now living in Rite. The hearing is set for 10 o clock with a local lawyer already engaged. Also due for the same session is Frank Daniels arrested on a spree charge last week. Daniels is jailed in the Erie county jail on $300 bail after pleading not guilty to stealing a shotgun from a fellow townsman at the Bu Topur Hotel. A county representative will be present for both hearings.
Wattsburg fire crew battled a blaze at the Phillips home east of Wattsburg yesterday afternoon. Five firefighters moved to the dwelling and extinguished the fire before the roof was fully consumed, limiting damage to the upper section and preserving the rest of the house.
A chaotic report from a township near Oi City describes a fatal incident where a son killed his mother and sustained leg wounds after an apparent gun or weapon discharge. Authorities indicate the events occurred yesterday with military involvement and a suspect named Mii Prather, 31, linked to the scene.
Coroner says the shooting was accidental after a gun discharged during a line of sight incident. The victim suffered a bullet wound to the skull as a family member fired a pistol. The Prather family has suffered prior tragedy with a fatal automobile crash years ago.
Washington Dec. 5 John L Lewis presses the coal strike into its third week amid 3.51 million dollars in fines and a possible government action under the Smith Conally act. Rail unions urge a pause and for a presidential commission to study hours and wages while officials seek a swift Supreme Court ruling.
Wyatt bowed out as federal title agent today choosing a sign rather than go. The event occurred as reports indicate the House pursued control over the building industry rapid moves and a protest followed by discussions of changes in leadership.
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