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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1946
Page
4
A rambling local column recounts incidents from city departments, police notes, fuel and gas tax funding, and impending civic shifts. It mentions a reported domestic incident, street department criticisms, gas tax allocations, a notable sleigh find, and personnel moves with scattered remarks on weather and postwar product tests.
Stockholders of the Corry Country Ginh met at Motel Corry last evening and approved a bond issue totaling 94000 to handle the present indebtedness of the organization. The vote was unanimous. George A. Storkton completed a deal to repurchase the Central Cash Market from William Devereaux. Postmaster C. S. Bentley received confirmation of his four year reappointment. infant daughter Tolete ox of Mr and Mrs Richard ox was taken to Corry Hospital with pneumonia in critical condition. Plans were made for a women's physical culture class at the Junior High School gym. Rev Mortimey S. Ashton announced his resignation from Emanuel Omureh church. he will move to Christ Church, New Brighton, Pa.
The record notes units like the 83rd Infantry forging in Wakde Is, Moro Yai, and Luzon. It claims captures of Baenia the Philippines summer capital and the recovery of 13 gold mines from Japanese forces. It also states the 83rd freed thousands of captives near Baguio including relatives of General MacArthur and Osmeña.
The piece outlines impacts of the GM strike and material shortages on 1945-46 auto production and demand. It notes an estimated 24.9 million cars in use at end of 1945, with headwinds from plant curtailments and a wartime decline in planned output. It traces industry phases from early experiments to price stability, and cites falling automobiles per car ratios and concentration of production among a few firms after 1929.
Misancouryey aged, on North Main Street extension, appeared in Sirtogte's court as guardian for Douglas J. Barker 9, in suits in Supreme Court. Plaintiffs Roy Hoagland and George Wells claim negligence in a collision that killed Gall Frederick Phillips 17 of Warren and injured Nancy Livenwood 17, with Barker and Maurice D. Barker named as defendants.
In a Washington press conference Patterson indicated the department would consider it necessary that General staff be advised in advance about the Big Three occupation for Japan. Patterson, who has led operations related to the plan, noted concerns from news correspondents about insufficient consultation and pledged to ensure better contact.
Harrisburg January 5 a new advisory committee to the Department of Public Instruction will meet Monday to fix a date for a one day state wide meeting to set up an overall organization to spur the acquisition of Federal surplus property by education institutions Dr Paul L Gressman named by Dr Francis B Haas to direct the program said the committee will invite representatives of all educational institutions in Pennsylvania to participate in the conference here about 90 percent of motor vehicle trips in the United States are less than 20 miles in length.
In this column the author argues against extreme temperatures and for balanced heating and ventilation. It notes a recommended room temperature of 70 degrees Fahrenheit and stresses that windows should be opened daily to refresh the air. It warns against overheating and highlights risks to the sick, very young, and aged from poor warmth.
Westfield closes a sale of the Greystone Hotel by Mr. and Mrs. A L Ben of Buffalo. The 30 room hostel was formerly owned by the late Mrs. Rd Skinner. The new owners are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Nolan. Mrs. Deal brings hotel and apartment experience from Statler, Tuller and Whittier lines.
The era saw steel production reach 235 million tons in four years, double the prior two-year peak before the war. Last year’s output was 9.1 million tons, marking a record despite Axis powers’ combined output with Japan.
A set of garbled trivia items asks about U S Naval Academy services, authors, American Legion membership, fabric design methods, radio related uranium impulses, fungus growth, moon phase queen name, FM meaning, Mammoth Cave location, and a V shaped beard style.
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