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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
3
The piece traces Truman era moves toward a full employment budget with Roosevelt precedents, detailing the 1949 proposal, Senate amendments, and House resistance. It notes aims to maintain production and jobs, the risk of deficits, and projected unemployment around 6 million, plus fiscal plans to balance the budget postwar.
Twenty years ago Corry citizens received word of F A Loveland's appointment to the State Educational Council by Governor Pinchot. A robbery at Leon Maynard’s confectionery ended with two youths paroled for two years. Miss Ella Lindenath died after clothing caught fire at the Well Host. A night patrolman reported a home entry and theft on East Street. The fire department battled a basement blaze at Harold Dewell’s North Corry home. Officials plan to petition Governor Pinchot for a highway project between Corry and Spartansburg on the state system.
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Paris January 91 news report that General Charles de Gaulle resigned from the provisional presidency after a cabinet crisis. Communists push for a communist provisional president with Maurice Thares named. Socialists and radicals discuss a coalition. Reports note possible formation of a new government or retirement from public life.
Miss Sarah Priester of French Creek aged 77 died Sunday night at Hamot Hospital Erie after several weeks as a patient. Survived by niece Mrs Archur King and two nephews Floyd Hammond of Erie and Dana Hammond of Wablsborg. Funeral services at Abbe Reformed Church Wednesday at 2 PM with prayers at Edward Beckerink home. Rev Gerrit Timmer to officiate. burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Jamestown police report two runaways Joseph Reade Jr and Ben Whee Pox aged 17 and 19 were found in a Mill County doorway. They are being sheltered at Jamestown headquarters before transfer to Corry county authorities for further handling. The girl is not from Chamanque county and will be cared for by local agencies in Westfield and Mayville. An officer plans to return Reade to his home.
John Fleming has sold the New Thompson Hotel to Four Bradfares Residents. The deal hinges on transfer of liquor licenses and was confirmed after hotel management revised application details. The New Thompson Hotel, established in 1908, is a five story brick building with 125 sleeping rooms and has long been a regional center for hunting, winter sports, and earth visitors.
The Erie Railroad plans to close its Hornell repair shops indefinitely due to a business decline from widespread strikes. About 750 employees are expected to be laid off as shipments drop 30 percent from last year and a steel strike looms. Shop levels were cut to eight hours after December 16.
Jamestown police detain a boy linked to burglaries at two east side residences of Mr Martin Timsey and Mrs Pronk D McGormick. Investigators weigh several stories to determine if the youth acted alone or with others, with multiple articles recovered.
North East Joint High School board weighs a six grade reorganiza tion urged by the state department of public instruction under Act 40. The new reimbursement system would base aid on enrollment, affecting district funds and potentially allowing North East to consolidate one room schools up to the sixth grade, adding several thousand dollars yearly.
Harrisburg January 2 The last month of 1645 shows public assistance expenditures in Pennsylvania around 5 249 000 with about 360 000 increase since World War II end. Official Robert P Wray notes continued rise in unemployment and ongoing dependence on old age pensions and dependent children payments. Welfare payments mostly funded by state and federal sources in December 145.
Crawford infant Walter Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, died yesterday morning at Corry Hospital. Survived by brothers Howard and Merle, grandmother Mrs. Marie Crawford, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maven. Prayer services will be held at the Fine Grove Cemetery Sunday.
Stockholders of two local foundations plan annual meetings. One will convene at the Community Building and the other at the Corry Building to review year’s business and elect directors. Meetings are scheduled for January evenings in Nort Cevier and Wao respectively, attracting major members and investors.
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