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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1946
Page
3
A fragment notes a child named Mary aged one and Agnes aged five in a local institution. It references a hospital or school setting and a Newark or New York area institution, with unclear dates or full identities due to damaged OCR. Further readable details are limited in this fragment.
A week of intensive counselor training on selective placement for handicapped veterans ended at the U S Employment Service District office. Bernard J Williams announced the program led by Leo H Curey to teach the latest techniques for matching physical job requirements with individual abilities, emphasizing practical success and employer benefit.
Frank Wild died yesterday afternoon at 1 oclock at his sister Mrs George Apthorp s home near West Spring Creek He was born October 12 1809 in Rochester NY and came to live with his sister twelve years ago Ill health marked his last years Surviving relative is his sister Services will be held Monday at 11 AM from the Apthorp home with burial in the family plot at West Springs Creek
Seven manufacturers submitted bids Friday morning for about 700 meters in Erie. Mayor Barber referred the bids to the engineering bureau for tabulation then back to council. Demonstrations followed by six bidders. Officials expect meters in downtown spaces by August 15 after award.
A test reagent is applied to a garment to examine its effect on stains before removing them. The procedure mentions treating an inside sedan or other unexposed fabric areas to gauge results.
The national Labor Relations Board certified the International Association of Machinists AFL as the exclusive bargaining agent for employees of the Burnhart Davis Co in Warren Pa after an NLRB election on May 16 in which 15 employees voted for the union and three against The remark about the president’s wife being called Your Majesty lasted until 1815.
Jamestown July 13 Warren Skelton operator of Jamestown Municipal Airport named civil aviation commercial flight examiner for the district. He previously held private flight examiner rating since 1999 and now may examine applicants for commercial licenses in addition to private licenses. Matt Stormes Corry was on a monthly visit for inspections by Frank Borys, maintenance inspector for the Buffalo office, inspecting aircraft from Jamestown and nearby.
The report notes a 19 cent milk price proposal across Berks and part of Montgomery counties with areas 3 and 11 fully absorbed by adjacent regions. Dealers seek 19 cent retail pricing in areas seven and 15 while producers target 6.902 dollars per hundredweight for percent milk in the Erie area. Farm prices vary from 3 and 5.50 dollars per hundredweight in rural zones to 6.30 in Philadelphia and Hagellon, indicating widespread price movements and regional adjustments.
In Pennsylvania a growing band of about 50 000 trappers has shaped a substantial industry. Experts say pelts and musk rat hides drive a multi million dollar market with annual values reaching around 3.5 million dollars.
Bernard claims entertainer Madame Gita Wal ska owes him payment in a dispute described as a suit for damages and fees. The case, heard in Santa Barbara, involves allegations of financial responsibility and costs, with attorney fees sought totaling 42,500 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR lists sales and prices with scattered figures. References include amounts like 280 and 43000 with mentions of various animals and items, but the text is heavily garbled and many names and details are unreadable.
The Senate moved a heavily amended OPA bill through debate amid calls for a new draft. Conferees Wagoner Barkley Radcliffe Downey Tobe Taft Millikin were named as negotiators. Senator Taft warned the bill could return unchanged, as President Truman might veto.
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