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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1948
Page
4
Voice of the People from Austin H Johnson criticizes Pennsylvania Republicans for limited veteran hospital support and low employer injury care costs. He contrasts state policy with New York, noting longer care periods, higher costs, and greater permanent injury compensation. He calls for humane reform.
Recap of 1928 Corry items: four arrests tied to Ameri can Castings plant break in and junk disposal. WCTU dinner honors national prohibition eighth birthday with 30 officials present. John Paulson buys Guy Doud barber shop with remodeling planned. Guignon Hardware to add floor space for a new display area. Mrs. William Holder dies suddenly at 256 West Washington. J J Desmond reelected Citizens National president.
A reader asks ten trivia questions covering UN partition vote year conventions Brittany Peninsula location in Europe army advances into Soviet Russia in World War II cotton cloth making without loom or spindle Pershing rank and title India's economic base Arthur Bank British industry WWII agency General Max aluminum ore source.
The Federal Trade Commission accuses the Iron and Steel Institute and its 100 member firms of unlawful price fixing and a conspiracy to limit competition. Hearings open in Washington on January 12 as the FTC seeks cease and desist orders subject to court review. The commission cites a basing point pricing system and recent $5 to $10 per ton price boosts, justified by coal cost hikes from wage gains by the United Mine Workers.
A 3 year-old woman identified as Jenny Marie Denonng of Glen Mills was killed when struck by a West Chester bound train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, while crossing the tracks at Clifton Aldan station late last night in Philadelphia.
At yesterday’s closing meeting of the board of directors the officers were reelected. S. G. Sweet remains vice president, H. W. Parker continues as cashier, and Miss Margaret McCarthy is named assistant cashier. The state of New Mexico boasts over 10,000 miles of highways and a thriving tourist travel sector.
Erie Department of Parks and Public Property will see two leadership changes. Charles Downing announces Reno Strand as superintendent of parks effective January 26, replacing Raymond Ick. Sylvester Gromacki will become caretaker of Glenwood Park, succeeding Albert Wheeler, after forecasts last month. Strand, 98, is a well known Erie sports figure. Gromacki is an Erie native and former East High School basketball captain with All Pennsylvania honors. He has worked at Hammermill Paper for 22 years.
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