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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1945
Page
2
The Navy enacts new rules limiting second class mail for newspapers and magazines to Navy Marine and Coast Guard personnel overseas. Since July 1, 1845 post offices require written requests by addressees. The plan will release about 1500 men from distribution and directory service to process increasing letter mail.
A new Naval Flight Training class opens today under Commander S N Ewan at Office of Naval Officer Procurement 1600 Arch Street Philadelphia. Enlistees may remain on active duty until November 1, then join the Navy College Training Unit for pre flight schooling, followed by flight training to earn wings and commissions as Ensigns in the U S Naval Reserve.
Fragmentary wartime note reports General Eisenhower hoping for peace while SHAEF disbands and troop numbers in Germany are set to wind down toward a reduced occupation after 1945.
Glues Monroe announced a fourth bus will join daily runs between this city and North East starting Monday morning, raising total cherry harvesters from about 160 to over 200. Three buses currently operate, with workers paid about 3 1/2 cents per pound and younger workers around 100 pounds daily. Some experienced adults earn 4 to 5 dollars daily. Orchard owners cover transport costs.
New York milk pool records set for June with total intake 675,501,207 pounds and producer payments of 918 dollars per hundredweight. Delivery pace slower than record prior year, War Food Administration credits cited. Production rose to an all time high at 69,391,207 pounds as 49,770 farmers supplied milk across pool plants.
McInnes Steel Company announces a staggered summer vacation plan. July 1 starts at the First Ward plant. General manager B. Smith says a complete shutdown is impossible due to work nature, but the schedule allows employees to benefit from planned time off.
Miss Miemorn a Warren teacher of 42 years was found dead in her room at 16 South Street by friends Priday after Hoon. She served as principal of South Streets School and her death shocked the community. The body was taken to Leo D cib son Funeral Home with rosary services planned Sunday evening and Requiem Mass at the Church of the Holy Redeemer on Monday morning.
A local digest lists numerous visits and travels among Spring Creek residents including Mrs Geel Bates, Jennie Horman, HL Bell, and families from Meadville and Warren. Navy man Lester Wilkinson returns on leave. Clyde N Nelson earns further citations for bravery in Germany. Deming and Donaldson families host relatives. various residents attend business visits in Erie Union City and Canal areas.
Brownell of the Republican committee states the Tru regime has ended and the party plans action in the next Congress. Roosevelt reportedly notes reform and tariff limits, while charter, agreements, and support avenues are discussed. The article alludes to food, governance, and political shifts without clear specifics.
Fragmentary text discusses presidents, Truman, Roosevelt, and their relations with Congress. Mentions a long honeymoon, a 1946 midterm, and the idea of a president’s time with the people and with Congress. The passage is incomplete and unclear in details.
An unclear report from July records a dog bite in Erie or Pennsylvania area. The injured worker received treatment and the piece notes timing around a Wednesday. The fragment references a company employee and a prior incident but lacks clear names or details.
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