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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1949
Page
4
Dr J Blanford, New York market administrator, announced uniform price for June at 4.61 per hundredweight for milk deliveries from 428 plants in the six state millshed. The June producer butterfat differential is 58 cents per tenth of a pound below 86 per cent standard. Total milk production in June set a ten year high under New York federal and state orders.
Twenty years ago today a child Burns from matches injured at 821 West Pleasant Street. Rose Valetti four suffered serious burns. hospitalized at Cory Hospital. A Chevrolet coupe owned by Charles Ricker West Main Street damaged near Wheelock Hare Creek road. Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars raised funds for new corps uniforms. Frank C. Howard announces bid for council.
The article reports a push by Rep Nixon and Rep Velde for a congressional investigation of Federal Judge Kaufman amid the Alger Hiss perjury case. It notes a hung jury verdict, prior committee bias charges, and Senate hearings on reforms to congressional investigative procedures led by Majority Leader Lucas.
petition drives underway as a candidate seeks a place on the City Commission. A theft report from a Parke Plate gasoline station notes a purse stolen from Miss Dorothy Whiteley containing a diamond ring and valuable papers. Police investigation follows a morning alert as citizens respond.
Marin was shlinded after a fire at the Corry Jamestown Mig Corp plant one of the citys largest industries. Fumes confined to the storage shed with damage estimated at $1000.
The article discusses proposed safeguards for witnesses in congressional committee hearings. It notes rights to testify, call witnesses, and cross examine, with limits on rebuttal and counsel participation. It contrasts these proposals with current practices of the Un American Activities Committee and the broader tension between procedure and investigative needs.
A.D. Stanbrooe of H. W. Hacer town, former treasurer, was elected president of Northwestern Pennsylvania Rural Electric Cooperative Association. John Niemann ofGarneautville was named vice president, Laverne Doeter of Cambridge Springs treasurer, and Harry Burrows of Wattsburg area secretary. RBA delegate Carl Proctor Brie did not seek re-election. other delegates Willis Burke Meadville and Frank Connell Edinboro attended.
Funeral service for Mrs. Ella Curtis held at the home of Archie and Mrs. Trester in Garland. Rev. Francis Whiteman officiated. bearers were James Black Homer Black Neil Black Crosby Bush David Curtis and James Curtis. Large turnout from Garland Wrightsville and nearby areas with several from Corry Erie and beyond.
A quirky quiz asks about unions, death rites, animal terms, presidents, Civil War raids, marriages, Ebert, tennis scoring, Revolutionary War history, calendars, Ramadan and the drift in the word barbarian. Answers promised on the Classified Page.
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