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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1945
Page
6
The issue notes a hopeful mood as fathers and sons return from war and peace appears near. It frames Christmas as a time to honor those who served, and urges continued national unity and cooperation. The piece stresses sacrifice and a better world through shared effort.
The author cites a practical framework to curb strikes by requiring negotiated settlement, government mediation, voluntary arbitration, and a fact finding commission if needed. He argues these steps have preserved industrial peace on American railroads for 19 years and would apply to other disputes.
Twenty years ago as taken from journal files December 44. Entering three places in this city last night thieves blew a safe in the Hammond Elevator office and entered the Pennsylvania Railroad station in Elgin and the Atlantic Refining Company office. Authorities link thefts of two cars in Jambstown and one in Union City with the local jobs.
Six cooking methods for meat include roasting broiling panbroiling frying braising and simmering. Tenderness depends on cut location aging and animal age. Dry heat suits tender cuts while braising and simmering tenderize less tender cuts. Large cuts and stews benefit from slow even simmering.
A reader asks about Christmas trivia including reindeer names from The Night Before Christmas, the identity of Dionysius Exiguus, authors of You Can’t Take It With You, the Jingle Bells lyric variant, a Stevenson verse completion, holly symbolism, increasing daylight, meaning of December, origins of Christmas cards, and the English term for the large Christmas log.
Five persons were injured when a head-on collision near Waite's Tavern on East Lake Road left both cars demolished. Marie Link, Ebner Link, Paul Webb, Grace Webb, and Paula Webb received serious to fair injuries. Police say Link's car skidded into the Webb car.
Mrs Julia Popovich wife of the late John Popovich died this morning. A 9:00 mass at St Thomas Church with Rev Father Francis Graves as celebrant featured a choir from St Edward's School. Bearers included Charles Kovach John Migliscolo and others. body to lie in church crypt with burial at St Thomas Cemetery.
Fire chief Walter Labosky reports a two story home of Dr. John DeTuerk burned Saturday afternoon near Erie, causing about 37500 in damage. A World War I shell collection and items from the DeTuerk family were lost. four cats survived from the cellar. Neighbors alerted the fire department and helped extinguish the blaze.
A Christmas visit ended in tragedy when the Stanley Eggleston family car collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near Hydetown. Eight month old Kenneth Bugend died instantly. mother Evelyn 25 and Andrea Lynn injured. Andrew Lynn and Mr Buellester also hurt. The family, visiting relatives on the Tryonville Road, were en route home when frost on the windshield obscured vision and the car could not stop before the crossing. The train crew stopped the locomotive and transported the injured to the caboose where an ambulance was summoned.
At the hospital, doctors determined the baby had died instantly when its head struck the windshield in the Curtis incident. Deputy coroner M Soune questioned whether an inquest would be ordered. The Vette victim’s parents are linked to Corry through theirhi relatives Glenn Eagleston and Mrs Begilston.
Henry Shaffer a 62 year old steamshovel operator and contractor from Baltseburg Pa was found dead in a trailer on Hintoch road near Covorier using carbon monoxide fumes. Albert McMurray stated he had been dead about two hours and arrangements were made to send the body to his son Kenneth Shaffer in DuBole.
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