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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented OCR listing eggs and hogs with scattered prices and percentages. Mentions strong demand and price shifts but lacks coherent details. Reads like a brief market update with multiple typos and unreadable lines.
Snyder city council moves to issue final notices on unpaid 1945 taxes totaling over 6,000 dollars with most against property. Delinquents face collection fees after a set deadline. West Main street poplar trees to be removed due to safety and parking concerns as council weighs street improvements and related federal housing actions.
An appeal urges new donors to support the Infantile Fund at the hospital. Robert El Bumbough and leaders seek gifts to sustain care, pledging a printed accounting of discounts and contributions to every participant, with a campaign run from South Center Street.
Moscow dispatch cites Tasstoi alleging the United States military command in southern Korea inspired anti Soviet demonstrations and countered the Moscow conference decisions. It denounces the so called counterfeit government of Kim Xoo and Sin Man Ri as seeking to disrupt the Moscow conference outcomes and civil order in Korea.
Miss Rita Crook aged 19 of Creason Cambria died today in Mercy Hospital from carbon monoxide poisoning and exposure. Clyde Pekrrode, 25, remained in a fragile condition. The couple were found in a car on Cresson Street Sunday morning, coroner Dr. Daniel M. Replogle said they likely suffocated after gas fumes filled the vehicle.
Carlisle Pa January 22 Colonel Philip Mathews chairman of a citizens committee seeks to forestall transfer to Texas of the medical field training school at Carlisle, reiterating today that no official word from the War Department has been received.
Washington January 22 General Walter C Short charged the War Department with four years of silence to make him a scapegoat for Pearl Harbor failures He said Washington and senior officers passed the buck to Congress and failed to admit fault before 1941 He insisted earlier warnings and intercepted messages should have prompted an all out alert and questioned the dispatch of bombers from the mainland on December 5 1941. Continued on Page Eight.
In Greece, Royalist forces estimated at 2,200 allegedly barricaded 150 hostages in a mountain village 100 miles southwest of Athens and reportedly refused a government ultimatum. As a 4 p.m. BST deadline neared, reinforcements moved toward Kalamai Peloponnese amid reports of intensified clashes and civilian hostage suffering.
Washington reports say preparations by the administration could include a last minute price increase for meat to head off strikes in packing plants. A federal wage inquiry in Chicago probes 263,000 workers idle, as officials weigh government purchases and price raises to cushion consumers and prevent a broader seizure.
Erie city officials plan to participate in the United Clothing Collection as a one day truck drive on February. Mayor Barboy supports resuming the effort this year though Harold Wolfe, who led last year, has yet to receive instructions and county participation remains uncertain. The prior campaign was highly successful with large quantities collected.
Members of Lieut Elmér Carrier Post Amortisation plan a mortgage hunt celebration for Saturday evening at the Legion home on North Cepter Street. A taxian busming of the mort unwe will be featured with a turkey dinner before events. Wives and all Legion members invited to participate. Commuters completed a post for gathering details. Officiating officers will burn the mort reav qui to mark achievement in the post and army amination with enrollment of veterans from both World Wars.
Corry State Police established ownership of a partially stripped 1987 DeSoto found abandoned on Route 6 East near Baccus Corners. The car, stolen from Ownton Pennsylvania, was linked to William H. Snyder upon notice he was en route to claim it, confirming the theft.
Toledo police report a 21 year old Chicagoan was abducted and is to be brought to Chicago for questioning in the Degnan kidnapping case. An officer identified the suspect as a man named Inveris or similar, with further details unclear due to the damaged text.
Washington lawmakers dissect President Truman’s domestic program while debating a possible extension of price controls and the draft. Key senators from both parties pressed for continued military manpower plans, with fiscal projections showing debt and revenue effects under reconversion.
Corry veteran Boward Sperry, a retired war veteran working with Mick Brothers and Lindstrom near Spartansburg, is recovering from facial and hand burns after gasoline was thrown into a stove at the lumber camp. Bob Lindstrom and others suffered burns but less severely. no property damage or loss reported.
Union discussions in London clash over settlement with Indonesian Nationalists. British Labour Secretary Selwyn Lloyd holds no government invitations in Washington. Pennsylvania reports jobless benefit adjustments to labor centers as unemployment aid expands. U S House Labor Committee advances a modified Truman proposal for trade and aid measures. Washington headlines note ongoing political maneuvering and labor movements abroad.
Athens reports Premier Sophoulis stating British forces operate in Greece with full Greek consent and in cooperation to maintain order. The incident follows protests against British actions in Greece and Java, prompting Security Council discussions and possible shifts in US alignment between Russia and Britain.
In Mexico City on January 22 police fired on a crowd in Ciudad Victoria killing one man and wounding several as demonstrators attacked a police station and burned records. The clash followed a January 2 protest in Leon where troops killed 30 and wounded many during opposition to the PRM backed mayor. A second demonstration occurred at Ciudad Manta, about 50 miles north of Monterrey, where unrest continued after the PRM mayor's installation.
Paralysis grips American industry as CIO United Steel Workers strike keeps 750000 idle for a second day. The walkout stalls fabricating plants mills and mines across 39 states, threatening construction and transportation as unions demand wage increases and confront major firms. President Truman’s administration signals possible settlement talks with unions and management.
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