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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions a grand suit with terms anent a shawk mut go out charge with ores Real Dut su 85. Reading is unclear. key entities like parties or dates are not identifiable from the text available.
OCR fragment lists items and prices for suppliers and phone contacts. Mentions DeLaval Weblite, Dell electric, Route 6, Lovells, and trade terms. Text includes numbers and weights, different dates and addresses, but details are incomplete.
Maria Bachrach 50, a New York writer and sister of former government attorney John Abt, refused to reveal if she is or has been a Communist or knew other witnesses. She claimed First and Fifth Amendment protections and invoked privacy. Meanwhile former official Adlai Berle was summoned to testify before a federal grand jury related to the espionage probe in New York.
A midnight blaze damaged the Homer at the Baltimore pier, destroying a 4300 ton cargo of paper burlap and textiles. The ship operated by Pur Atlantic Steamship Corp carried freight destined for Baltimore and was extinguished by dawn.
John Riggs of 307 West Fleas Hyat street was arrested after his estranged wife Shirley Igus accused him of threatening her with a revolver. Police found a 28 calibre revolver. incident led to a disorderly conduct charge and a hearing set for this afternoon.
Four Corry boys were cited after a theft at Crascut's Corner Store yesterday afternoon. The owner saw the act. two boys confessed after questioning. Candy was recovered and returned, with parents summoned to appear before Acting Police Chief Harley Drake.
Report shows the Curry Community Chest spent 26000 to six agencies in the past year. Disbursements totaled 28403 from sources including industries and merchants. Agencies received shares: Cory Memorial Hospital 900, Salvation Army 2600, YMCA 5000, Erie County Chest Agencies 3000, March of Dimes 1500, American Cancer Society 1500. Remaining distributions of 750 to the hospital and 2400 to the Salvation Army. Chest ends the year with 2031 cash balance. Tonight's Municipal Building meeting will select three new directors and review activity reports.
Lawrence Murdock aged 27 of Sparsburg was sent to Erie county jail in default of 500 dollars bail after pleading guilty to larceny of a motor and parts from a hay baler owned by John B. Allen Union City RD 3. He faces trial if grand jury returns a bill. he was on parole from a similar Warren County case.
The W. W. Waterhouse auto agency hosts a Christmas tree as a gift receiving center in cooperation with the Salvation Army. Toys from local residents will be repainted if needed and gift wrapped with age and sex cards for distribution before Christmas. Mrs. Percy Corbin suggested the project which may become an annual effort.
Federal agents hold seven local youths in Carterville Georgia on burglary and auto theft charges. They are linked to a string of stolen vehicles and a Col vending machine and other stolen goods. Investigators say the group may have driven a car from Corry Pennsylvania into Georgia before being captured.
Christmas carols will be played from the Methodist church tower beginning tomorrow and continuing until Christmas. The carillon recordings, over 80 musical reflections with a Christmas theme, will be broadcast at noon and 6 pm daily for a half hour. Rev James Metcalf pastor, in charge, notes similar setups in Cambridge Springs and invites suggestions to improve the program. The initial test was heard this morning.
Harrisburg December 13 The AFL State Federation of Labor convened proposals to overhaul Pennsylvania unemployment compensation. Delegates prepared for the 1949 General Assembly session and pressed for higher jobless benefits and repeal of 1947 payment restrictions.
The Corry school board faces delays on approving a proposal to develop a school property lot. A new Property Committee will study the plan, with cost offsets from the Corry Healthy Fund and dental chair installation noted.
Gus Baeder died Monday evening at Corry Hospital. A native of Corry, he was long associated with family business and later operated the Phoenix Hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham. Survivors include sister Mrs. Katherine Fincher of Schenectady and brother Frank Baeder of Erie. The body is at Bracken-Kenting Funeral Home. Requiem mass Thursday at 9 40 a.m. at St Thomas Church with burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
Treasury figures released from Washington on December 1 show receipts totaling 14.849 million dollars and expenditures at 101.897 million. The remaining balance stands at 3.756 billion with total debt at 252.276 billion, an increase of 75 thousand on the previous day.
Local tensions rise after a fur license revocation action by game officers. Residents accuse officials of improper procedures as a dealer faces legal scrutiny and a key witness recounts confrontations and attempted purchases prior to December 1.
Temperatures plunged below zero across the northern central states while the south sees milder weather. Readings fell to 40 below at Alaska Cut-Hank Montana and 14 below at International Falls Minnesota as cold air spreads along the northern edge of the country. Colder weather forecast for New England and some drops in the eastern regions with limited rain in southern New England California and Texas.
A small blaze was discovered inside Baldwin’s junction school on West Washington after a bingo game. Rev Francis Graves and Rey John DeSant quickly extinguished flames from a refuse can near the auditorium before No 2 station firefighters arrived.
Dispatch from Peiping reports intensified operations as authorities sever air links and rail connections. Troops are reported isolated by Communist forces with Canadian and Allied elements and surrounding movements around the capital and transport hubs.
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