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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1946

Page

6

Pepper theft and police pension funds in Warren area

Local reports note pepper shakers mailed back from Warren and a string of thefts at a town tavern. State funds distribute police pension payments to Titusville Oil City Franklin Bradford and Kane while local officials plan sewage disposal upgrades. Warren County sheriff and deputy secure confessions in a farm robbery case. Weather outlook cites light precipitation and near normal to warmer temperatures. weed control with 24-D weed killer promotes weed free lawns. Washington's birthday postal hours shortened with limited mail service. estate administrations and divorce actions filed in Erie area. slippery highways persist with plowing and sanding efforts.

Titusville Oil City Franklin Bradford Kane

Klein Victor Wins NYC Special Election in 19th District

Democratic candidate Arthur G. Klein won a Manhattan 19th district special congressional race with 17 360 unofficial votes. Jo hanes Steel of the American Labor Party had 13 421 and Army Capt. William S. Shes, Republican, 4 314. The contest followed Samuel Dickstein’s resignation to become a state supreme dour justice.

New York Jean—renner Arthur G. Klein Manhattan Lower East Side Klein Johanes Steel American Labor Party Army William S. Shes Samuel Dickstein ALP New Yorks

Workers Get Raise at Aluminum Company of America

Cleveland and Garwood plants gain nine cent hourly rise for about 4500 workers. The wage boost, effective since last Sunday, follows the national steel strike settlement and an 18 percent overall wage increase. The move targets CIO Mine Mill and Smelter Workers represented pay adjustments.

Cleveland America Garwood N. J CIO National Steel

Two Die From Crash Injuries In Erie

Two Erie women died from crash injuries in hospitals here within days of separate accidents. Clara Erb, 28, died at Hamot Hospital after a skull fracture from a crash on Saturday. Doris Grassi, 29, died at St Vincent's Hospital from a skull fracture and other injuries suffered in the February 9 incident near Girard on Route 20. Herms Dund, Army Staff Sgt. Frank Gress, also sustained injuries in the same crash.

Driver to face charges in fatal Lavery Corners crash

A 21 year old Robert Thornton of North East faces involuntary manslaughter charges for a two car collision at Lavery Corners that killed one person. The suspect is hospitalized at St Vincent's with a skull fracture after driving Mrs Broderick and her son from Cleveland to visit relatives. Other victims are reported in severe condition.

Hit and run victim found near Ashville in Jamestown area

The body of 45 year old George Galli Van a World War II veteran from Wellman road was found on the Ashville Boomertown road about 100 yards south of Hunt road by Harvey Crandall. Coroner Bowers said the victim died within a half hour prior to discovery and identified him as Galvan after officials traced his brother in law Herbert Hendrickson. Deputies Len Peterson and Merle Campaign pursued leads to locate the driver of the vehicle involved.

Jamestown George Galli Van Wellman Road Ashville Astville-Boomertown Hunt Road Harvey Crandall Crandall Max Ehmke Lakewood Bowers Tell Heater Powers Funeral Home Len Peterson Merle Muyuille Galliyan

District Scouters to Meet at Waterford

East County District Scouters announce a February 21 meeting at Waterford School at 7 30 p m under the new plan uniting all operating committees. Merle Sexton of Union City serves as vice chair and outlines chairmen for Advancement Rensel Summit township Camping and activities Johnson Union City Finance Rollo McCray Waterford Health for Safety Brown Corry Leadership training Dewey Corry Organization and Extension Stowe Cony Blut Shank Harbor Creek district commissioner.

East County Waterford Merle Sexton Union City William Rensel Summit Township William Johnson Rollo McCray Robert Brown Corry Ralph Dewey Lloyd Stowe Cony Blut Shank Harbor~ Creek

Columbus Community Church screens films for youth group

February 20 report notes “The Man of Faith” shown by Mr Sholsbarger at Columbus Community Church with “A Certain Noble Man” planned for next Sunday. Youth fellowship sponsors the films. Alta Crosby thanks friends for support during illness. Local notes include vandalism complaints and social events at the Ladies Aid, Extension meeting plans, and visits from Erie guests.

Columbus Jim Sholsbarger Columbus Community Church Sun Alta Crosby Hazel Anderson Hollis ‘Upperman Charles Swanson Warren County Extension Anderson Warren Fargo Morton Wickwire J Erie

Father and Son Banquet Plans Reported for March

The article notes plans for a father and son banquet to be held in March. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Page and family, Mrs. Sarah Page, and Alice Weat as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Page and family of Fria on Sunday.

Warren Wickwire Paul Trisket Sunurday Robert ‘Triskel Fairhaven Japan Philippines Ton Eildon Warren George Stranigan David Lee Christensen Chucky Doda Hebert Risket Nelson Trisket Corry Toosday Arthur Page Sarah Page Alice Weat Gerald Page Fria

Independent Union Wins Bid at Greenville Yard

Greenville Pa Dec 20 Faut P Shupp a Nord field examiner announced the Greenville Ear Builders Association an Independent union won a collective bargaining election to the CTO United Steelworkers yesterday at the Greenville Steel Car Co The independent union received 350 votes to 208 for the USW and 7 for no union In a prior vote the Car Builders Association beat the Steelworkers organizing committee the forerunner of the USW

Greenville Faut P. Shupp NORD Greenville”ear Builders Association Cto-United Steelworkers Greenville Steel Car Co USW Car Builders Association Steelworkers Organising Committee

Bison Inures Four In Wick Incident At Open Habitat

Four players and staff sustained injuries as the Bisons opened their major season with a confident win in a habitat encounter. The veteran P led the effort, delivering decisive plays as the team moved ahead.

Necond Bisons

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