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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1946
Page
3
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Police investigate a reported bicycle seal theft at a Cortland area plant on Maple Avenue and check a drunken youth on North West Street. The Erie region sees traffic penalties doubling, divorces granted, military sleeping bags for Boy Scout camp, and heavy summer heat with 91 to 93 degree readings across towns.
Union City officials ordered removal of recently installed Mark Time parking meters after ongoing complaints they failed to operate. The city entered a deal with K. Koontz Equipment to replace them with Miller Meter units, similar to those in Cor Ye. Installation is expected within a few weeks with Miller meters to be installed in place of the faulty slots.
A 21 year old Salamanca man, Paul Pulastri, was severely injured when his head struck a railing on Celoron Park’s roller coaster Sunday night. He suffered scalp lacerations and possible skull fracture and was listed in fair condition at Jamestown General Hospital. Park owner Harry A. Kions said Pulastri had ridden the coaster three times before fainting and hitting the guard rail as companion Daniel Embersky pulled him back.
New York city milk distributors moved prices up two cents a quart, raising the metropolitan bill by about 20000 dollars daily. Store milk cost eight cents per quart, home delivery eight and a half, with homogenized milk adding a cent and paper-container milk another cent per quart. Officials cited tentative orders not yet final and said permanent rules depend on six days of conference with dealers and producers across 17 marketing areas starting tomorrow.
Senators invited War Secretary Patterson to explain why the Army Navy E award went to Erie Basin Metal Products over Chicago ordnance objections as part of a probe into a paper empire of 16 war plants profiting from contracts. The panel also weighed May’s timber deal links and possible constitutional limits on Senate questioning.
The National Bureau of Standards unveils a precise hardness measurement method. It ranks four substances with relative values: diamond 6500, boron carbide 2300, carborundum 2180, sapphire 1000. This establishes a standardized hardness scale for material testing.
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel I Carroll were conducted Monday at 2 36 in the United Brethren Church. Rev H R Harris officiated with Rev Francis Whitemanners assisting. Bearers included Lloyd Thomas Bree Thomas Carl Henton and others. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Jamestown July 9 The body of Harry Love case gardener at Gerry Homes was found hanging from a tree in the woods behind the farm by a posse. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers returned a verdict of death by own action. Love aged 38 had desponded since his wife Louise 65 died June 30 at Corning. Neighbors, firemen, Scout troops and Gerry Homes residents joined in an intensive search after his disappearance noted at dinner. Love had cared for his bedridden wife after her return from the Far East several years ago.
The Erie chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis promotes a new film titled Accent On Use about polio and disability, with a companion 16mm sound reel entitled Infantile Paralysis. Both are in the circulating library of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association and available free to organizations upon application.
Judge Laub delays ruling in first eviction case since OPA control ended. Marie Seusholtz tenants seek shelter as landlords Ralph Bellinger and spouse pursue eviction for lease expired March 41. Hearing set, parties notified of possible eviction by July 1 while pre August 2 review allowed per OPA order.
Services for the Lundy infant were held at Pine Grove this afternoon at 4 o clock with Rev. Gb Boye officiating. The infant was accompanied by Mrs Lundy and Mr and Mrs duties aundy of Piltsiijgh attended the service in the city yesterday.
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