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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
4
A brash quiz asks 10 questions spanning cartoons lemon crops SUVs governors and dogs. It prompts scoring categories from Genius to Poor and notes memory checks and a Classified Page cue.
J B Pulp of North Center street remains in Catthraugus Hospital with severe burns from a repair accident at the Mohawk Condensed Mik plant. R Rogers of East Congress street, head of Rogers Structural Steel, feared to lose his eye. S W Stewart also hospitalized with less serious injuries from the same blast at the Carnation Milk Company site. Ernest A Williams announces his bid for City Council. Harold Bates, 20, escapes serious harm after a Columbus avenue motorcycle crash. Gerry Jamestown Mig Corp employees enjoy paid vacation with an outing to Canadahia Lake where Findley Lake residents staged fireworks on the island last night.
Revere Dann, a former opera singer and Gordon School of Theology graduate, will give a sacred concert at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Wednesday evening July 6 at 8 o clock. He will be accompanied by Rev. Karl Gottschling and perform numbers such as The Angellet Christ and When You See My Savior. The program highlights Dann's diverse training and long focus on sacred music since 1944.
Deputies report Guy Gibbons a 44 year old junk dealer of Sherman was charged with driving while intoxicated after his three ton truck overturned on the Mayville Sherman road while carrying a load of furniture. The vehicle struck a telephone pole and rolled 300 feet down the highway blocking traffic for over an hour.
Warren man James A. Scalise and Frank W. Cawacki were not involved. A Warren driver, 82, was held on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a three car collision on Route 6 near Clarendon. The arrest followed a state police report.
The piece reports Soviet claims that Antarctica was first sighted by two Russian explorers in 1819 21 and notes Western geographers accept Peter I Island as the discovery site. It covers US neutrality on Antarctic land claims and President Hughes stance on permanent occupancy as a sovereignty basis. It mentions Byrd expeditions and rumors of new naval missions seeking uranium discoveries.
A 9 year old boy from 235 Wallace street suffered serious eye injuries when a firecracker exploded under a glass container during a play session with 11 year old Robert Caldwell on Sunday afternoon. Doctors operated and feared possible loss of sight. Caldwell received treatment and was released from St. Vincent's Hospital.
The article reports ongoing labor tension as miners resume work without a new contract after a three day work week dispute. UMW District 28 president George J. Titler criticizes Robertson and calls him a watchdog of Southern Coal Producers. Titler warns that any attempt to shorten the work week will trigger a strike in response to operators' marketing woes.
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