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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1949
Page
3
A fragmented notice discusses advertising costs and labor trends, noting temporary layoffs and higher productivity. It cites wage increases and union pressure, with management defenses of efficiency gains and worker output, set against postwar economic pressures.
Erie authorities defend a city tax aimed to raise 150000 for 1949 to cover debt needs. Solicitor Maurice Conemin calls the levy thoroughly adjudicated by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The open tax faces challenges from major cases including May Co. and Federal Drug.
Recount of local events from 1929 includes plans for a Young Men's association dinner at Hotel Cory on January 14 chaired by DA Hillstram. Weather notes report a deep cold wave with subzero readings and widespread discomfort. Cory public schools reopen after Christmas with increased attendance and students wearing heavy gloves. Cory Loan and Savings Company discussions emerge alongside community health board inquiries.
A scrambled page asks about IQ scoring, memory, and monthly averages, then mixes random old trivia questions. It includes a World War II era card and misprinted names, with unclear sources and duplicated error-filled items.
Erie alderman Brin and others face court on charges including gaiety of the peace disorderly conduct and assault and battery. The judge ordered Dom Dombrowski released on bond and set actions for later hearings amid disputed sentencing and cost issues.
City crews using three truck plows two tractor plows and a city police unit cleared all streets over the two day period. A private contractor assisted and other hires cleared driveways as 4 inches of snow was recorded in Warrent-Tillsville. Temperatures ranged from 25 to 9 degrees with record highs and lows over the weekend.
A Mercer County coroner stated a 40 year old mother of four was killed with a knife in her Greenville area home. The suspect, her husband, is in Mercer County jail after authorities say the homicide occurred Saturday at a tavern area residence. The coroner's preliminary report labels the death accidental pending further investigation.
An Air Force pilot from Middletown Air Base lost bearings while flying over western Pennsylvania. Lt Ridley guided the distressed craft by radio to Pittsburgh airport with help from controller and first officer Thomias, guiding the plane to within 2,900 feet of the field. The incident ended safely with the small plane landing as the airliner provided aid.
Local report describes a fire incident in Mayyont where a father acted to rescue three, with witnesses noting a ladder scene and urgent efforts by residents. The account mentions volunteers and a dramatic sequence near a house, detailing bystander actions and a lifesaving outcome.
A fragmented local notice mentions a Titusville man and money, with garbled OCR text referencing names and places. The readable parts indicate a crime or financial incident near Titusville, but essential details are unreadable. The item appears as a sparse public records snippet with uncertain specifics.
A community holiday program at Wheelock Church features singing by Roy and Tom Miles Bly, a Bethlehem battle ode, and a prayer session. The event includes performances by local youths and a list of participants such as Joe, Minna Watley, Shirley Glahs, and Myraarti. The program aims to share seasonal messages and seasonal music with attendees.
A continuation of the probe into a burglary involving 1200 dollars is noted. The article lists investigators and the case context, with references to local officials and the ongoing inquiry process.
The Supreme Court upholds a state ruling on a closed shop dispute amid labor law debate. The Associated Press account notes workers' rights and employer limits, with history and context surrounding the landmark decision and its effects on union roles.
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