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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary data shows weights and bids for cattle or livestock with entries like 900 lbs 660 lbs and 1160-1250 ranges. Mentions of bids or tenders and seller or buyer numbers appear in a jumble of figures and phrases.
A new strike control measure moves beyond Truman's fact finder plan, creating a mediation board with six plus members from labor and management and three public members. It would threaten civil penalties for contract violations and bar strikes for 30 days if the board takes jurisdiction.
In Farmington township Pennsylvania Archie Campmann and his wife Louise died in a house fire after escaping to the car with their children Bobby Ronald and Constance. Louise ran back inside to fetch clothing and was trapped as the blaze grew.
Washington June 30 Representative Clare Booth Luce of Connecticut indicated she would not run again in the upcoming election. The statement came amid questions about her political plans and possible succession by another candidate.
Report notes proceedings by Cory School District and Woird of Wewers regarding a future plan at the Winsgern Gillage property. A confirmation process sets a 10 o clock Monday session at the Municipal building to discuss validation and puri in Wie Lillation.
Viewers announce they will report a valuation of 11500 for the Wiggers property to the county court. The hearing includes building and equipment, with the site to be sold while owners retain parts of the building and salvage rights.
Two Bangor men Georie Doane and George Sailor safely landed their leased plane at Lawrence Airport after a ski equipped ship encountered no snow near Middleton Ohio. They planned to fly a new Carry company plane to Middleton then return to Bangor using their own craft.
President Truman urged Congress to approve a 3.75 billion dollar loan to Britain plus a 650 million dollar credit for lend lease obligations. He said the aid would expand production consumption and employment and help Britain move toward expanded world trade. The plan aims to end emergency exchange controls and restore peacetime trade, aiding UK access to food raw materials and US surpluses.
The House Naval Committee backs a secrecy clause to bar foreign nations from learning data about planned Pacific Ocean atom bomb tests. Chairman Vinson intends to insert the provision into a pending bill and push for quick floor action.
The Corry board endorses revisions to the school code including tenure rules, mandatory leaves for pregnancy, extended probation, and pay based on prep level. Proposals cover dismissal standards, administrator ratings, and teacher certification validity, with contentious items on married female teachers and superintendent protections.
Russian military authorities returned control of Iran's state railways to Tehran today, transferring lines through Azerbaijan Mazandaran and Gilan. Observers call it a Russian gesture of friendship toward the new government led by Ahmed Qavam. The move fuels speculation of a broader Soviet request to allow Red Army evacuation from northern Iran.
John H. Wilson aged 78 died yesterday at his Butler home. A native of Jackson Tennessee he became a Pennsylvania school teacher at 18 and served as principal at Hannony Evans City and other schools. He was elected to the 58th Congress from Butler and Westmorland Counties serving one term.
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin reports that Britain faced a new round of intimidation and nerve wars amid Iranian demands for security. In Cuernavaca Germany officials confirm Heydrich defense attorney denial and a staged attempted coup linked to Nazi power structures.
State's Attorney William J. Tuohy said two youths connected to the Deenan kidnapping were cleared. Theodore Campbell 18 was released and Vincent Costello 18 remained held pending parole hearing from Tilinbis State Training School. Postal investigators traced a car linked to the case, while parts of Burdyine Degnan were found in sewer basins near her home on January 7.
Fred J. Weaver lifelong Corry resident and former city councilman died at Corry Hospital after surgical illness. He worked at several local plants and led a long civic life with church and fraternal memberships. Survived by two sisters, a brother, and a niece. services Friday at 2 30 at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home.
Treasury reports January 24 balances with assets and expenditures. Debt totals reach 278 billion 887 million 265 thousand 500 dollars with a daily change shown as 248 thousand 531 dollars.
A truck wreck east of Corry knocked out all open wire telephone circuits along a two mile stretch. Howard T. Parker suffered a bruised jaw but no fractures as his vehicle left the road and struck a utility pole. Utility crews worked to restore traffic. estimated $1,000 damage to truck and components.
The United Nations Security Council urges continued negotiations between Moscow and Tehran while preserving council jurisdiction. Russia says direct talks could settle the dispute over railway lines. Iran seeks intervention. Meanwhile UN moves proceed with organizational questions, including Trygve Lie’s nomination as secretary-general.
A complex sale of Hotel Corry has closed, detailing a transfer from Bossie B to Bester FR and mention of related party names. The report notes broader industry activity with several hotels in the region, including mentions of six or more properties and multiple individuals connected to the deal.
Mary Whaley and her son Merl were arrested in Britton Hun area on charges of aggravated assault and battery against Erie H Lines 83. At Titusville Alderman W Allen Love accepted pleas of not guilty from the Whaleys and freed them on simple assault with fines of 10 dollars each plus costs. Lines claimed he was attacked on a public road and beaten with a heavy weapon, while the Whaleys said he struck first with a cane.
Miss Eva Kepler reports the Corry district raised 9848.47 for the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, slightly under last year and well below the 27000 target. Delayed gifts may raise the final total. donors are thanked for their support.
Government efforts press for end to major strikes in GM and steel industries. UAW CIO talks resume after mediator sessions as union wages debates hinge on administration limits. Farm groups discuss possible nationwide strike, but major organizations remain cautious.
A local theft case near Starbrick on Route 6 west of Warren concluded with the arrest of John Montague, a resident for ten months, held by Warren County police for theft of welding equipment. He reportedly displayed city cards and tried to pawn gear in Jamestown with a $100 valuation cited as part of the investigation.
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