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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1945
Page
2
The article details a Warren case in which a Youngsville wife describes repeated abuse by her husband and a violent shooting after discovering him with another woman. She recounts threats and a gun being used, ending with calling a doctor after the incident. The narrative also covers her attempt to confront the other woman, thwarted by her husband.
Harold B. Raysor aged 69, despondent from ill health, ended his life with a .88 caliber bullet behind his Wyattville garage. The body was found by housekeeper Mrs. Eile Ermine after a note stated his intent. Raysor was a Cooperstown Presbyterian and Mason. his wife had died in 1940.
Erie man Giobagnoli 63 suffered internal injuries and possible skull fracture after a 25 year old assailant knocked him unconscious with a blunt instrument at 2 55 a m Wednesday in an alley beside Zirik's dry cleaning, took $55, then dragged him, kicked him and fled. He was taken to Mumot Hospital by police.
Continued account shows Nevada briefly damaged after heavy fire and a kamikaze attack. Guns from the ship and Marine 20 mm battery fought the threat, with seven Marines perishing saving the ship’s superstructure as the dive bomber wrecked near the deck. The crew repaired the damage overnight and resumed duty. Physical condition of the cow noted as key to milk quality.
The Office of Defense Transportation announced civilian passenger cars will be pooled and used on demand by the armed forces. All passenger coaches baggage and express cars parlor cars lounge cars observation cars diners and composite cars are affected with sleeping cars largely eliminated on short runs. About two thirds of Pullman sleepers are already in military service with further curtailment planned, leaving roughly 1,600 cars in civilian use. OPT Director J Monroe Johnson warned more civilian travel curtailment would follow if needed as the nation mobilizes for wartime.
Washington July 18 Harold L Ickes cabinet dean may ask for clarification of his status as interior secretary If no satisfactory reply comes there is little chance he remains in post He may accept an Anglo American oil treaty mission to London though no London plans exist Tekes would be seventh Truman cabinet member to resign but no replacement planned at present
In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania on February 14, Ralph Feathers pleaded guilty to charges of w ire ily and larceny in the theft of four safes from Purves Beverage Company. The safes weighed about 700 pounds and contained cash, checks, bonds and securities totaling $5,000. A stolen truck was used in the haul through Stove Valley in Huntingdon County. Feathers implicated Ralph Long, a member of the Sea- Besin lw Pelec ares, in the robbery.
A July friendly game of catch led to brain injuries that caused the death of 14 year old Andrew Schultz at Mercy Hospital. The incident, stemming from a blow to the head, has sparked sorrow among players and concerns about safety.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions broadcasts on a Saturday afternoon and a planned event with figures like 30,000 and 100,000. References to Judge F Puller, Bri walsh, and a bank total 295.90 appear alongside notes about sheriff positions, a suppression bill, and transportation or admission topics. Several place names suggest Pennsylvania and Indiana.
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