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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1945
Page
3
Adjacent to the Pennsylvania Railroad the facility was taken over with all equipment from the Emporium plant moved in. Modern machine shop facilities and steam hammers were installed along with a crucible melting furnace capable of producing ingots up to 12 inches square.
The Corry firm led by Mr. McInnes built a national reputation since 1906 and played a key wartime role with tool steels and forgings. The 50th anniversary schedule was casual with a 6 PM hotel dinner, no formal presentations, and a company-wide roast turkey celebration for employees at Hotel Corry.
Erie February 9 1934 Robert A Blair head of the Erie County Disaster Committee warned of ouster proceedings against many township supervisors over snow removal. He accused some of showing partiality by favoring certain roads and neglecting homes in need of food fuel and cattle feed. Blair called for removal for malfeasance while noting some supervisors cooperate.
Walter Evans of 309 West Spring Street was wounded in the left shoulder by a .22 rifle while alone in the Le debur home bath room on February 2. He was treated at Titusville Hospital and discharged Tuesday. Chief Edward N. Alderman investigated to debunk false rumor of a card game incident. Evans admitted it was self-inflicted, aided by a buckled suspender.
War dispatches report Red Army forces moving toward Stettin with large thrusts in Pomerania. Berlin claimed German defenses held at Puerstenberg as a bridgehead across the Oder was reduced. Kreuzberg fell to Soviet forces. Koenigsberg siege ended earlier as Moscow cited gains and Budapest combat progress. The Oder line was said to be breached while panic spread in Berlin forefield.
Associated Press reports Dewey praised and criticized administration foreign policy. He urged immediate American input in postwar decisions and warned against excess domestic laws, while noting bipartisan support for Big Three talks yet noting party doubts about the unity of the American public.
Rep Lev on H Gavin argues farm census legislation shows Democrats will sustain bureaucracy despite domestic concerns. Sen Austin praises international cooperation but warns cost to war effort. Gavin notes the measure would mobilize 28,000 to 30,000 people to collect farm statistics at about 14 million dollars.
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