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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
3
Corry Hospital received a donation of £200 from the Observance of the lite Presssylvania Gas Company as a landmark gift. A five minute address by President Trumai will be broadcast tonight over major networks from the White House.
Mrs. Louis Miller starts the Dunk Shop at 1 West Main Street with automatic equipment. The first doughnuts receive an enthusiastic reception and the owner plans to offer several varieties as business hours extend into early evening.
A transcription discusses a new effort with the United States and the United Kingdom to expand world trade, boost production consumption and employment, and dismantle restrictions after the UK leads. It emphasizes congressional approval as key to lasting peace and prosperity and warns against unchecked economic rivalry.
A blaze swept the front of the Granger Block in Mayville injuring no one but displacing multiple families. Firefighters battled the fire for about three hours at 9:30 Tuesday, cause linked to the Mayville Flower Shop and spreading to the Granger office and second story apartments. Families left homeless include the Cotten, Andersson, and Syper households among others.
In Erie a verdict of accidental death was returned in the case of one year old Charles Riley, a negro boy struck by a Wicker Plate freight train on Tuesday afternoon while playing on tracks between Holland and German streets. His eight year old brother Ernest Riley Jr. witnessed the incident as the train approached.
Washington explains carryback rules for corporate taxes and how losses can be offset against profits from prior years. The article covers proposed repeal bids by Rep. Bailey and Senate finance discussions, with examples showing how credits shift tax burdens across war and postwar periods.
Three men armed with a shotgun and pistols conducted a citywide holdup tour early today. They broke into a shop near one of the oldest buildings in Philadelphia and escaped with about $3,000 in cash.
Warren County officers investigated the death of Patey Wilcox aged 7 near Warren. Initial suspicions of a heart attack were revised after a wound found on the leg. a bloodied boot and the body position were examined. Wilcox is survived by two daughters and a son in Pittsfield. In another note, Warren County school administration is expected to see changes in April with Howard Denison likely stepping down as superintendent and Nic Koipien returning as head, possibly followed by Mershon remaining in post.
A late article notes President Truman asks Congress to approve a British loan amid a string of labor actions. Longshoremen threaten a coastwide walkout to push hourly wage demands, risking shipping delays. Ohio power workers pause a nationwide wage dispute after labor secretary Schwellenbach mediates talks with CIO and utility officials.
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