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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1947
Page
1
Gas Struck at Depth in Carter Hill Deep Test
Gas flow reported at 3 o'clock in a deep Carter Hill test near Curlerill, about a few miles west of town. Drilling reached 1150 feet after passing hard limestone. flow increased steadily as crews secured the well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Opera Mona
Curlerill
Drilling to Resume Hourly at Carter Hill Gas Site
Gas operations at Carter Hill resume with officials from Pennsylvania Gas Company expected to authorize further drilling before evening. Crews probe deeper as limestone strata and salt encounters slow progress, aiming for deeper penetration once data from today’s site conference is reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren
Siny
Th Wns
Carter Hilbut i
Surmi Leated
Ares
Gue
Cratiales
Gas order cuts city plants to 25 percent
The Pennsylvania Gas Company issued a new order limiting industrial users to 25 percent of normal consumption as cold weather pressures grow. Several plants prepare to install a propane unit, while officials expect possible changes only with weather shifts. Some layoffs were avoided, but overall production operates under strict curtailment conditions across Warren Corry Jamestown and Erie service areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren
Corry
Jamestown
Eriegs
Corry-Jamestown
Armour Hillstrom
Duped five local stores couple now fugitives
Robert J. Doran and Pearl Ackey are believed to have fled the state after passing counterfeit checks at five Corry, Erie, and Meadville retailers for about 195 dollars. Pearl Ackey, about 23, cashed four drafts for clothing, a permanent wave, and other items, while a man aided the scheme. The fraud spanned February 10 11 with various stores accepting phony payments and returning change. The scam resembles prior purchases by the duo in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Doran
Pearl Ackey
Corry
Herbert
Carroll
Montgomery Ward
Leed
Women's Apparel
Yolme
Endicott and Johnson
Afsh
Amoun
Jessup and Twner
Foster Father Denies Large Board Bill in Federal Trial
In Philadelphia on February 21 a 90-year-old foster father tests his claim against Miss Luli Sutley over a $6,528 board bill for 13 years of lodging. Sutley, 69, argues the sum covers board, room, clothing purchases, and services. Swanfeld, a former barber, testifies he acted as guest but disputes owing the full amount. the case heads to a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ian
Fightine
Luli Buth Sutley
Fed
Swanfeld
Hid Jury
Ushemuk
Lelen
Fatal car train crash ends in instant death at Union City
Clarence Morlong 26 year old World War II veteran of Union City died instantly when his car connected to another vehicle and was struck by a Buffalo to Meadville freight train. Deputy coroner Musser reported no inquest. Henry and Morton attempted to move cars on a private crossing near Mill Village as the freight approached, the rope snapped saving Henry from being dragged. Morlong left a wife and two sons, with survivors including his mother and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norquest
Bheumin-Car -Callisiaty
Clarence Morlong
of & D
Uion
Eigon
Mill Village
Morton
Triim
Buffalo
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Musson
Henry
Ohms
Menry
Clarence Mortini
Sol James
Robert
Aiko
Elsie Morton
Union City
Howard Johnson
Marvin Johnson
Victor Jewell
Dion City
Kennetth Bromley
Frie
Wayne Morton
Eric
Burglars loot car abandoned near Erie after break in
Erie police recovered a car used by burglars after they robbed a local establishment and fled in a vehicle left near Rearbarge. Beer and soda were found inside. officers reported a local group aided the burglars around 5 80 a m yesterday morning. The car had been stolen from Erie and was later abandoned outside Erie city limits amid snow. Police hold a partial description of the likely suspects from Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
State Polace
Erle
Ela
Attlee Warns Britain Faces New Crisis Over Production
In a white paper, Labour leaders urge Britain to boost production for foreign currency and rationing continuity. Cripps and Attlee press urgent measures to control output in mines and mills, with industry required to export one quarter of products and accept manpower and supply prioritization. The coalition notes fuel shortages and finances strain the nation as it enters 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Labor Party
Siplies
Stafford Cripps
Board of
Psi
Nba
Tmstead
Naulon
AvMee
Court halts GI cabs in Philadelphia
Stationed in Harrisburg on February 21 the State Supreme Court issued a supersedens petition to permit 100 GI owned taxis in Philadelphia on a tip basis while enjoining eight other Independent veterans operating cabs. The ruling follows temporary insurances filed by Dauphin County court. Teachers in Dunbar township vote to strike for a 4900 annual raise. Treasury report shows receipts 909,096,911.24 and expenditures, with a total debt near 259,971,134,91131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marrisburg
GT Taxicab Association of Philadelphia Today
State Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Uniontown
Dunbar Township
Treasury
Washington
The
Reselpta
Vibairas
Egaten
Revi. Cay
Zoning Changes Narrow Chickens Stores and Appeals Rules
Labor groups indicate main objections met after a three hour session with the Zoning Board. Four changes passed include reducing chicken, fowl or rabbit yard distance to 40 feet, allowing shops up to 500 square feet in GC districts, removing a building permit penalty clause, and adding a neighbor certification requirement for appeals and enterprises. The revision shifts public sentiment and may alter future enforcement and appeals processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sppelian
Board of Appeals
Gynunde Thera Fora Enti
Eagit Aupesl
Unnless
Entistul Eikumstansen
Uoner
Habap Grou
Zoning Board
Lawor
Labol
American industry warned to raise wages says Reuther
Wal ter Reuther told the Senate Labor committee that American industry must raise wages substantially to preserve purchasing power. Senator Ball of Minnesota countered, calling the C10 fender a tool of socialists. President Truman urged Congress to approve 350 million dollars for relief to liberated countries abroad, stressing UNRRA's near completion and humanitarian duty. A severe snowstorm swept New York City, the worst in six years, with strong winds and heavy drifts, prompting thousands of snow removal workers to clear streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
Washington
Walter Reuther
Senate Tabor Committee
Ball
Minn
Truman
Congress
UNRRA
New York
Aspcotn
Explosion Toll Fixed At Fifteen In Los Angeles Plant Blast
Associated Press reports Los Angeles investigators fixed the death toll at 15 after a Neuthroled detonation at the J J O Connor Corp plant near downtown. Several injured were hospitalized, conditions described as serious. Fire and police described a nightmarish scene as rubble burned. The blast occurred at 0 46 p m yesterday, with cause linked to an unstable refrigerant substance kept under pressure. The exact trigger remained under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cnight
Henepith Ghar Ng
Nalice
Atemen
Tab
J.J. O'Connor Corp
Lo Angeles
Corry Narrowly Survives Winters Heaviest Snowstorm
A massive winter storm unleashed heavy snow and winds across Pennsylvania, closing schools and disrupting transport. Philadelphia saw sleet turning to snow overnight while Philipsburg reported 19 inches. Temperatures dipped to 10 degrees in places as conditions worsened statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ispaton
Trisis
Philadelphia
Philipsburg
County
Senate weighs cap on next year's federal spending
Washington Feb 21 the Senate nears a decision on trimming the next year's federal expenditure to 33 billion dollars as the House already cut Truman's budget. Senator Bridges backs the House figure while Taft backed revision would gain in the Senate, with lawmakers urging restraint on Wagner act reforms amid labor hearings led by Lynch and Reuter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Tark
Ohio
GOP Volley Volensttee
Wilion
R-Cole
Verding
Touran
Bridges
Congress
Erie
Lynch
Jaime Hirst
Ball Gr-Minn
Commiteman
Morse R-ove
Morse
Hariley
R-Nj
Tor
Car Crash Causes $180 Damage at Busy Intersection
Slippery road conditions allegedly caused a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of South Ard and South Center. Damages totaled about $180. no injuries reported. Officers cited Jamestown residents Prince and Lawlor as involved wheels as the report notes back damage and inability to avoid the collision.
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South Ard
Rolle Prince
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Olin Moore
Washingson
Housel Junciary
Maima
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Carry Club
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