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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
6
City council, on Moseph A Schmid's report, seeks government housing units to ease housing shortages. Plan calls for dismantled, panelized units delivered and erected at government expense, with government financing for utilities and property extensions. Units to be temporary to meet current dwelling needs.
Committal services held Tuesday morning for infant Lowlis Crawford, child of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crawford, at Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev. P A Galbreath officiated with attendees from Spartansburg including Mrs Walter Measor and Mrs Rex Still.
Gary Memorial Hospital campaign updates reveal $200000 raised with $75000 still needed to reach $275000 goal. A continuing committee of Corporations Special Gifts and Men's divisions will drive donations, assuring completion and timely construction as industrial supporters pledge more gifts this year and next.
Secretaries of the Young Men's Christian Associations from Kane Bradford Warren Titusville and nearby districts gather for a bi monthly meeting in Corey. District Executive C. W. Shorebanger will hear Dr Mase A Dawber executive secretary of the Home Missions Council of North America. Luncheon at 12 30. Dawber is a leading authority on town and country work.
Notes indicate a government seizure risk on Saturday tied to meat plants and freight disruption. The TFB functions as a spine for 21 railroad lines converging in Chicago, linking East and West cargo and stockyard flows. March warned a strike on the line could nullify any remote chance of government seizure affecting Chicago meat operations.
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