Corry area news highlights several injuries and local events
Judge Owen Burns of Erie injured in a three car Pennsylvania Turnpike wreck and treated for knee injuries. other victims taken to Somerset hospital. A fatality occurred when a New York Central freight struck a stalled car at a Ripley crossing. Detour projects announced for several routes in Erie County with August to October completion dates. Corry Shriners attended summer ceremonies. A Michigan vaccine Brucella M may aid Bangs disease control in cattle, awaiting federal licensing. County wool sale nets 29.28 dollars per sheep unit. Public assistance rolls in Brie County declined by 6 024 in late June. Eight Corry youths enlist in U.S. Army Air Force. process ongoing today.
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Milk Price Hearings Set Across Western Pennsylvania
The State Milk Control Commission schedules price hearings in Hollidaysburg on August 4 and Erie on August 8 for the Johnstown Altoona and Erie regions. Current producer prices run about $4.78 per hundredweight in Erie and $4.83 in Pittsburgh with milk retailing at 19 cents a quart in all three areas.
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Westinghouse and CIO Ratify 90 Day Agreement
The Westinghouse conference board of employes has ratified a 90 day pact with Westinghouse Electric Corporation and the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers. The three month agreement covers grievances and related matters for 42 000 Westinghouse employees in 18 plants nationwide.
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Lobbyist Registration Considered in Pennsylvania
A discussion noted the potential need for lobbyist registration in Pennsylvania, highlighting that 28 states currently require such registration. The proposal references Alderfer and McGeary as part of the deliberation.
Recover Woman Doctor’s Body Found in Lake Erie
The body of Dr. Eisie Helen Hartman a 34 year old Chicago physician killed in a plane crash was recovered from Lake Erie after the small plane went down in an electrical storm. Her cousin pilot Russell Glenn Cobb 63 of Cleveland also died. Coast Guard and fishermen located Hartman’s body about a mile from the crash site. Dr Virginia Pierce of New York City identified the remains.
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Controls Over Steel Higher Taxes Forecast
A page one discussion outlines potential wartime measures under President Truman. Possible actions include mobilizing National Guard divisions, reactivating regular army units, and large military appropriations in the billions. Proposals cover metal allocations, ceilings on output for autos radios and TVs, Regulation W revival, and slowing housing loan programs.
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