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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment lists various items and prices for sale including plows, sealers, and household goods. It mentions contact details, a Burton phone, and references a Friday sale with bundled pieces and potential pricing, but most specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Washington weighs Chinese overtures with Washington not taking action without London and Paris consent. Britain and France are in consultation as Moscow’s view may also be sought. The report notes U S officials are seeking joint opinions before a decision.
The United States and Britain and France discuss a Chinese government move toward mediation. A China move would require Chiang Kai-Shek and Li Tsung-jen removal, a constitutional scrapping, a cease fire, and a coalition government with Communist dominance. reports tie this to possible Western mediation efforts and a cautious stance by Washington on responsibility for any future action.
A garbled report confirms a meningitis case with unclear details about location individuals and institutions. The readable fragments reference treatment attempts, possible hospital or campus settings, and a note that the specific patient or context remains uncertain.
Members of the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Boston House next Tuesday at 7 p.m. to discuss nominees for offices and other business. Officers drafted by a nominating committee will be presented and members will have opportunity to vote. Also noted is a Covey Days sale for the year with details to be announced.
Associated Press reports aviator Bill Odom aiming to set a 5,285 mile record for small planes by flying from Honolulu to a point near New York via a path north of the shortest route. He departed Honolulu at 9,000 feet aboard a Beech craft, weathered by long wait for suitable conditions since December 3, planning to ride favorable winds across the Pacific and the United States.
Directors of the National Bank of Union City announce a four percent dividend, totaling eight percent for the year. At the annual shareholders meeting six directors were elected: George H. Ledger J. C. Caflisch T. H. Treat H. Mullen Bar Baldwin N. W. Chapin. Officers named for 1949 include Dr Ledger president J Allen Horvath executive vice president Clarke Pain vice president Marion J Greishaw cashier and Marjorie H Forbes Genevieve A Church assistant cashiers.
Weather across the western states loosened after a week of severe cold and heavy snowfall. Rain touched the coast in southern regions while northern areas reported continued snow and icy conditions disrupting power and transport. Utilities in Idaho Washington and Montana tightened outages as Missouri Kansas and other states faced ice storms and widespread line breaks. Rescue crews and officials warned of lingering hazards as crews restored service and cleared roads.
The Elks Chorus, led by Uhe Elks Male, will perform in Coraopolis High School auditorium this Saturday night as part of a winter tour to fund the B. PA Blies Lodee 090 scholarship. They depart by chartered bus at 1 pm and plan a return concert February 25 in North East under the North East service clubs for the St Barnabas Home. Featured soloists include Peeny Norton Dawson harpist from Oil City Charles Lyons of Union City and Roger McCray of Corry. The chorus has practiced new arrangements for the tour through spring.
In a Senate hearing Dean Acheson denied his law firm influenced state department approval of a 1936 Polish loan tied to a Communist regime. He defended his past in relation to Alger Hiss, Whittaker Chambers, and loyalty claims as he faced questions over state secrets and political pressures.
About 100 foremen and supervisory employees gathered for a dinner at St Howard's Hall to hear Jack Post, former executive director of the National Foremen Association. Organizers plan a temporary chairman, February meeting, and a draft constitution for a new Cory Management Society including foremen from local industries.
Cold weather in Cori prompts wholesale price hikes on citrus. Cal fornian oranges tag 80 cents a dozen for medium grade and lemons top 66 cents a dozen. Florida crop spared but orange cases rise to 5.25 dollars from 3.75. Dealers in metro areas warn worse is to come as prices surge to new highs.
A massive crowd of 36 000 attended the Pennsylvania Farm Show as officials, farmers, and a 42 man delegation led by Alabama’s Paterson toured the event. Despite cold weather, exhibitors reported strong turnout with a Thursday total rivaling the state's best showings, and researchers praised Pennsylvania’s fair for potential national use as a model.
The post funded by Fleet C. Carrier Post of the American Legion assisted 372 veterans last year through Justin Butters. The interview breakdown shows 92 non-service connected compensation claims, 91 hospitalization, 67 assistance reinstated or converted, 28 widows orphans and dependents pensions, 19 state veterans commission aid, and 1 other service. Butters provides the service free at the Legion home on a volunteer basis.
Fire crews battled a mysterious blaze at Clymer involving an egg stall and adjoining units. Smoke-filled air hindered access as Marine John Hunter and station personnel confirmed motors and heating units were operational after the hourlong effort.
A severe stable fire in Saratoga Springs results in the loss of 23 horses. Officials say the blaze started in a warehouse area and damaged the main building. Named horses and owners are listed, including Danbury Burwick of Shelburne and Dr Lea Parmenter of Corbett, among others. The incident prompted state fire investigators and local officials to assess damages and determine a cause.
Crawford County jury awards plaintiffs $1,495 after a traffic crash near Meadville. The verdict notes the Shorts car nearly struck the other vehicle, with witnesses describing the accident and the jury determining the amount of damages to award.
Delaware county court filed the will of a 78 year old recluse who died last December 22 from malnutrition. He left an estate valued at 100000. The body was found last month in a Chester home lacking electricity, heated by a coal stove and oil heater, with the room to room burial noted.
Stockholders representing 1206 of 2000 shares met Tuesday evening at the bank home. Officers reported profits for the year with 25,000 moved to surplus and 5 percent dividends paid. All seven directors were re elected: Irvine, Loveland, Parker, Donaldson, Tageard, Feldt, Peak. New year officers named Parker president Bracken assistant, Donaldson vice president Loveland cashier McCarthy assistant cashier Baldwin assistant.
A meeting aims to narrow a widening rift between Britain and allies. Franks will press an open attitude and push four clear points to mend efforts toward a settlement in the Holy Land.
Assacien Press reports President Truman received from British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks a briefing on Britain's Palestine views. The exchange notes calls for a firm Anglo American stance and hopes for twin powers to cooperate toward settlement amid regional violence and strategic concerns in the Middle East.
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