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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1949
Page
1
Disjointed lines reference court dates, parties, amounts, and names such as Martha Keating and Corry with scattered numbers like 162.05 and 2084. The text resembles an archival clipping containing legal notices, debts, and testimonies mixed with seemingly random words, lacking coherent narrative or clear action.
A group of five Foreign Relations Committee members said they will oppose any pledge short of war to defend the Atlantic pact. Senate leaders seek a two thirds majority to ensure passage, with concerns over implicit commitments and the risk of war. The debate centers on ensuring the United States remains prepared to honor defense obligations with Canada and Britain.
McInnes Steel announces a general improvement program at the MeTries Steel plant including remodeling and a new power plant replacing the old unit at cost over 215,000. Two hammer upgrades will enable handling larger billets and are being installed soon. The project aims at re planning the facility for greater efficiency and expanded production. Jifrod Jones, long associated as sales engineer, is reassigned to plant production as assistant superintendent.
Acting President El Tyahya Ten warned in Canton that strikes and unrest could endanger the government. He addressed assembly members as Communist forces tighten control north of the river, while peace efforts stall. The envoy urged Premier Sun Fo and his cabinet to remain in Hanoi.
Sally White six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton White of Titusville was struck and killed by an unidentified vehicle outside Titusville while accompanying her brother Donald. Witness Donald said the vehicle hit fast and fled. The driver’s motive and exact details remain under investigation as the girl’s body was taken to the local funeral home and arrangements will be announced.
The Dalrymple Lane bill would reduce a present 78 hour work week to 60 hours for firemen in all third class circles, potentially requiring a fifth fire truck. The Pennsylvania House passed the measure amid party-line splits, sending it to the Senate for concurrence with sponsors Rep. Delhert W. Dalrymple and Rep. Paul A. DeLong. If enacted, firemen’s day and night hours would be equalized and shifts adjusted under the Fire Fighters Association backing.
Albert Magliarditi of Corry lost a court appeal over his liquor license for Al Marty's Spaghetti Restaurant. Judge Laub found the evidence not materially different from prior findings but noted the license loss could threaten a $50,000 investment. The case centered on an admission charge claimed by PLOB.
Fritz Kuhn former leader of the German American Bund is freed by a German appeals court which reduced his prison term to two years and counted time already served in prison camps He seeks to regain citizenship while his property remains confiscated He commented it feels very very good as he waits for the court to finalize proceedings The release comes a day after the Bund's Madison Square Garden rally anniversary.
City council debates reviving a zoning ordinance dropped two years ago amid protests and public complaints. The discussion covers procedure, possible endorsements, affected properties, and anticipated votes as committees review changes and public sentiment.
Harrisburg Feb 22 An end to closed shop practices among lawyers was proposed by the House today. Rep HG Andrews, House minority leader, sponsored a measure to allow lawyers admitted to the state supreme court bar to practice in any of the seven counties.
Waldo 18 year old girl prepared to testify in her own defense in a case involving the death of her great aunt found in their basement home. Prosecution contends she struck the woman with a metal pot and set fire, while defense plans a lengthy diverting examination.
A cleaned transcribed note reports the March of Dimes fund tally reaching 1620 with mentions of people and events surrounding the appeal. Names and local references appear intermittently amid garbled text. The fragment notes contributions and the ongoing drive, indicating community participation and fundraising progress.
Duff's program moves to assembly today amid a package of bills, including a $187,000 appropriation for buildings and school funding. Gov. Duff seeks antivariety and highway authority measures, with political debate over cost, financing, and administration.
Approximately 73 percent of the 1048 Corry community chest quota has been paid, with city restaurants participating in the drive last November. Cards were mailed, contributions noted, and expected payments for February indicate a higher total by month’s end.
Fragmented OCR reads as employees transferred from storm and screen sash to furniture production amid an annual slack period. Text garbled with names, dates, and tasks, but hints at staffing changes, potential overtime, and a disruption impacting output.
The Hoover Commission urges a major reorganization of the Agriculture Department to save at least 80 million dollars a year and reduce farmers losses. The panel, led by former President Herbert Hoover, proposes structural changes to streamline programs and cut waste while maintaining farm supports and services.
Assorted AP report from La Paz describes a new Bolivian cabinet amid a broader push by opposition and revolutionary groups. The piece notes threats against President Haider Hedwig and claims a breakaway faction plans to seize power through street and political pressure, with several MSR leaders exiled to Argentina and Peru. An interior ministry communique warns of planned seizing of water works and dynamite attacks, while calls for a popular revolt surface amid ongoing political instability.
A large audience attended the Rotary Club minstrel show raising funds for the civic fund. Two bars of music entertained as the evening featured a planned second performance to start at 8. Proceeds may exceed $1000. Over 300 tickets sold in advance. matinee earned 125. A separate Erie item reports the body of Helen Fintrowhex, 26, recovered from the bay after clothes found nearby suggested suicide. husband Alois reported she had been missing since last night.
A local family plans a special Easter pageant Sunday for their daughter Moanne “Steppy” St. Pierre who is terminal with cancer. She is hospitalized at Mt Sinai in Fair Park City and has only weeks to live. The family intends an uplifting event with the Easter Bunny and well wishers, hoping to give the child a remaining taste of childhood.
Washington lawmakers gave mixed replies to President Truman's request for a sweeping expansion of the social security system. Some said parts may pass, but not the entire measure, with debate centering on direct relief for the needy, payroll tax changes, and the scope of federal participation.
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