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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
6
Readable items cover a vehicular crash injuring a bridge span, court action for a Pittsburgh firm, property transfers, road work closures on West Third Street viaduct, redeployment arrivals at Indiantown Gap, and local patrols. Also noted are National Farm Safety Week warnings, rubber supply concerns, and an OPA rationing checkup with 10000 registrations.
Philadelphia July 13 Mrs Josephine Sadia 43 surrendered after hiding on 3 Virginigham while indicted for murder in the arsenic death of Pietr Piral U 53 Indicted with 24 others in 1939 for insurance killings of more than 100 persons Detective Walter Coyne said she surrendered due to ill health and pleas of her five children Her council called her a convenient goat and alleged she helped Giovanetti obtain Piralli’s insurance policy.
Donald W. Michols arrived in the city from San Princises after eight months with the Navy. He will spend three weeks with his mother Mrs Maide Nichols on West Pleasant street. The War Department lists Army casualties Sgt George P Adams and Cpl John S Masteko, both of New Castle, as dead. Pte Michael Strus of Ol City wounded. Pvt Jess J Von Volkenburg of Ol City captured. Navy casualties include Eugene Alay Ambra FM 2/c USN dead. Walter Bodumer USMC Titusville. Pfc Samuel Bondy Giminals USMCE Erle. Pfc Ver Allen Duluba USMCR Frankiis. Pfc Richard Graves USMCR Warren. Pvt Frank Grittarin USMCR Warren Pa wounded.
General Breck Somervell and Lt General Holland M. Smith predict a long, difficult war against Japan in the Pacific. They urge sustained effort, every American worker, and overwhelming force to defeat a resolute enemy. The remarks emphasize tenacity, morale, and full national support for victory.
Auction notices list livestock and farm equipment to be sold at public sale on the Chesley Farm south of Pind Ley Lake on Monday July 1 1945 at 7 30 PM items include Holstein and Guernsey cattle pairs mares draft team wagons plows binders milking machines and tools plus 10 acres of hay and nuts potatoes and other farm goods cash terms Mrs Victoria Samlock owner Delmas Chesley auctioneer Also another notice for July 14 sale of household furnishings from the late Mrs Thomas Ragon at 568 West Church Street Corry Pa with cash terms Mrs Sue R King and Arthur Scouten selling agents
Local social notes recount visits and greetings at the Clark and Lindss households with multiple families from Jamestown Corry and Pittsfield. Community notices include sales ads, property listings, and a council ordinance in Corry, plus a police officer exam announcement and a name change petition in Erie County court.
Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets show mixed livestock activity with hogs around 15.15 per hundredweight and cattle uneven as calves strong. Prices span light to heavy weight canners and fat cows with steers and bulls labeled slow. calves and sheep demand steady to active.
Frances Mary Kowalewski an 18 year old Erie resident died at St Vincent hospital from thrombocytopenia purpura a rare blood disease. She was admitted early Thursday and had been employed by Hays Manufacturing Company in brass work the day before.
A Senate debate on a charter begins Monday with remarks from Lt. Comdr. Livingston Hartey of Washington D C who warned that the charter could help curb future aggressions before they become holocausts and that a move is ready for consideration.
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