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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note on a case involving Waster and Ighter with references to parents and a paternity or custody matter. Details are unclear but indicate a legal or personal dispute needing further document recovery.
Arthur Colegrove publisher and Fred Kimball advertising representative listed with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The Associated Press note states exclusive rights to republication of news dispatches and material from the paper. Public listing shows mail and carrier rates and terms for Corry Pennsylvania.
An analysis warns of a new Quadruple Alliance led by the United States Russia and Great Britain with France possibly joining, while China remains a distant ex officio member. Proponents see it as peaceful expansion of wartime ties. opponents fear a return to Napoleonic era balance of power. The piece contrasts 1815 origins and Metternich era aims with current geopolitics and stresses change as inevitable.
The quiz asks to name Levant States, identify Nathan Hale's war, and other trivia. It queries who hid on Guam for 30 years, counts Allied prisoner numbers, whether ancient Egyptians used wine, permanent settlements in America, who sat with Little Miss Muffet, a state capital starting with F, and a long-serving official who held multiple top posts.
Rail road authorities in Columbus failed to arrest suspects in the recent railroad station robbery. Brick paving progresses on West Frederick and other streets as concrete foundations advance on Congress and Wright. Scout executive J. Rich arranges attendance for Carry Scouts at Camp Thomas Lake Erie with several names confirming. Mrs. Sally Stultz dies at her Lowell home, the place of birth. Auto accident at West Wayne and West Washington injures two drivers with minor injuries. Born July ath to Mr and Mrs Watson Doud at Corry Hospital. mother Emma Shen of Columbus.
The strike began at the National Erie Corp plant in Erie with 200 workers walking out after four employees were moved between departments, triggering a 20 cent per hour wage reduction. The informant said the number of strikers was growing hourly.
Reported postponement of the Big Three talks as Stalin's illness keeps leaders apart. President Truman aims to return to Washington to brief on the war against Japan while Prime Minister Attlee continues international duties and domestic Parliament business. Rumors noted a potential Truman–King George VI meeting after Potsdam, possibly in Plymouth.
The Anchorage on Chautauqua Lake Bayview near Bemus Point was sold by George Schroeder of Philadelphia to Milburn Anderson, Warren oil producer. The 1.5 acre estate features a modern main house with seven bedrooms, baths, four fireplaces and a central hosting system, plus a heated guest house, stable, grooms’ quarters, a two car garage, a concrete pool and a large stone terrace grill. Furnishings and equipment are to be sold at auction in late August.
Lt. Harry G. Green Jr. is reported dead after an air accident in Germany on July 13. Born September 25, 1916 in Warren, he attended Warren High School and worked for United Refining Co. before joining the Army March 17, 1933. His wife Virginia, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Green, are notified.
Boward Wagner, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Wagner of Cooperstown RD, is hospitalized in Oil City after a Monday evening collision on the Oil City Dempsey town road. He suffered a severely mangled left arm requiring amputation, shock, and heavy blood loss. condition reported as fairly good early this morning. The car he drove reportedly left the highway and was struck by a passing vehicle. his arm rested on the door frame when impact occurred.
Erie report notes Frank Bromiley charged with Good Friday murder faces facial paralysis left cheek, treated by Dr Charles Beiers who says not serious, attributed to worry. Sheriff Lamberon aides escort him from prison for medical care as defense work continues.
A column of brief social items from Columbus lists visits and visits interchanges. Names include Stanley Sarmiam of Albion, Sgt and Mrs Francis Jaquith of Corry, Hollis Opperman family, Bernice Ambrose of Celoron visiting Edith Howard, Clyde Lyons of Buffalo, George Stranigan, Annette Curtis, Renard, Charles Sandburg, Margaret of Youngsville, Jeannette McCullough Meadville, Ruby Stump Corry, Edwin Stausser Philadelphia, Eleanor Platt Boar Lake visiting grandparents, Perry Mead and family at Stow, Neils Christensen families, Clifard Aikens and kin, Harry Nasman Warren, David Lee Christensen visiting grandparents, Miss Jean Lee Reagle weekend guest, and the Ladies' Aid scheduled for Thursday afternoon with location to be announced.
Advance Dry Cleaners at 17 North Center Street in Corry markets exclusive Sanitone cleaning. The method uses a patented fluid to remove greasy soils and perspiration odor while preserving fabric texture, offering longer lasting softness and a like new appearance. Residents are invited to try the service and see the difference with the Licensed Sanitone Cleaner sign displayed at the shop.
Frie police hunt a man accused of assaulting his wife during a domestic dispute Sunday night. Victim is hospitalized with head and humerus injuries. condition improving. Local community reports include wedding visitors and family notices amid the chaotic damaged text.
Veterans of Company A and allied units will gather for a reunion August 3 and 4 at the W Home. Organizers expect former members from York and Corry to attend with socials, a Friday banquest, Saturday entertainment, and a church service. Attendees include World War I veterans and others who served with the unit in Germany, France, and other theaters.
A World War era note reports a Company A member from the 8th Division who has joined the war effort prior. He has been in the city for a week and will depart for the south tomorrow.
Treasury results show receipts 905 0 20 percent, expenditures 9225 27 21959, balance 2907 0e8 10797, and total debt 202 205 544 754 95 as of July 18. The brief indicates a net deficit and rising debt in the midyear accounting.
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