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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1946

Page

3

Deny Buena on Hunger Strike Ends Rumors

Erie June 1. Rumors that inmate Bubna, condemned to die for the Fish murder, was on a hunger strike were dismissed as the jail reported he had been eating normally. Warden Hess said Bubna had refused food briefly after the verdict but has since acted regularly. Millie has recovered from last Friday’s breakdown.

Erie Mike Nbo Robert Fishit Erie County Bubna Sid Bubne Lie Thomas Hess Millie

Lost wallet halts owner’s newly bought truck

Jon B S, a World War II veteran and Army Air Forces veteran, bought a trailer tractor from the Army Service Force Depot at Schenectady. He lacks a driving license, registration, and bill of sale. He lost his wallet downtown in Jamestown containing these documents and other papers. replacement may take about a month.

Jonbs Laws Acrian Falker Falconer Ene Army Air Forces Schenectady Walker Jamestown

Pope Calls for Peace Anew Amid War’s Rage

The pope urged renewed efforts for peace, saying hope for ending conflicts appeared premature and illusory. He warned that responsible leaders educated by war’s brutal lessons still failed to oppose despotism and domination through force.

Waterproofing Material Extends Fabric Uses Across Textiles

A new waterproofing substance forms an invisible plastic coat on fabrics including damask table cloths enabling gravy to be wiped off with a damp rag. White gloves treated with the material can be rinsed clean under faucet use, extending fabric utility.

Siam applies for United Nations membership with charges against France

Siam formally seeks UN membership in a letter from Foreign Minister accompanied by detailed charges accusing French troops in Indo China of territorial aggression, armed attacks, looting, and arbitrary arrests of Siamese nationals. The document, circulated by the UN secretariat, notes Siam’s readiness to assume obligations under the UN Charter.

Indo-China Associated Press New York Siam United Nations U.N Washington Legation Secretariat Security Council Spain

Hundreds Fend River Floods in Idaho Bonners Ferry

In Bonners Ferry Idaho on June 1 hundreds of weary residents including men women and children struggle against a river that has risen over four days covering 31 foot dikes. 350 combat engineers arrive to defend 40 000 acres of farmland as the Kootenai River threatens Silly and Bonners Ferry itself. The Columbia River flood meanwhile covers 10 000 acres between Vancouver and Ridgefield Washington as crest nears.

Bonners Ferry Idaho Kootenai Northwest Columbia River Vancouver Ridgefield Wash

PENELEC PURCHASE APPROVED BY PUC

Harrisburg June 1 Associated Press reports Pennsylvania Electric Co Pennsylvanian town purchase of all property and assets of Pennsylvania Edison Co Allegheny Toona for 49 451 000 and PUC approval granted. Penelec assumes liabilities and will raise cash via bonds notes and stock sales totaling 39 976 860 with balance from general funds.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Electric Co Johnstown Pennsylvania Edison Co Altoona Public Utility Commission Penelec PUC Bink Engineering and Supply Co Huntingdon County Penetco

Cooking Vegetables Modern Science Advocates Boiling Start

Modern science says start all vegetables to cook in boiling water. This method shortens cooking time and preserves vitamins, reducing nutrient losses as vegetables heat quickly.

Crops in Flood Area Hard Hit Across State

Associated Press reports widespread flood damage in Pennsylvania with $3 million in property loss and months of setback to semi wraps. State and federal officials cite topsoil loss and crop destruction across Tioga, Lycoming, Lancaster, Lawrence, and Erie counties as fields are stripped, beaten down, or washed out by the floodwaters.

Associated Press Harrisburg Tony Carson F. Mertz Farm Security Tioga Lycoming Tancaster Lawrence Erie State Department of Agrculture

Red Cross closing hospitality activities in Paris area

Paris June 1 The Red Cross says its hospitality work ends soon after serving about 450 million doughnuts and 200 million cups of coffee since the invasion. Columbia Club in Paris closed at midnight as U S servicemen complained, with Red Cross outposts in Le Havre Reims and Namur slated to end in two weeks. Some services like bridal support parcel wrapping and civilian relief will continue.

Paris Red Cross Columbia Club U. S Fed Cross le Havre Reims Namur Belgium

Teapot Valley Crops Lost Amid Tioga County Devastation

Relief workers in Tioga county focus on stile and Red Grass areas amid estimates of crop loss. Darker figures surface for Lawrenceville with warnings that water and milk supplies could be contaminated.

Tioga County Lawrenceville

Holiday Death Toll Rises to 165 During Memorial Day Break

An unofficial tally shows 165 deaths over the four day Memorial Day holiday period. About 87 traffic fatalities occurred in motor vehicle incidents and 44 drowned or injured in water related events. Violent acts including stabbings and crashes added 30 more deaths across the nation with California and Pennsylvania reporting high totals.

Presa Yiilance Nationsl Safety Council Penmsylvania Gotifornia

George Hogenboom Dies At Clymer Home

George Hogenboom aged 83 dies at his son Rev Leon Hogenboom in Clymer after three weeks of ill health. He was born in Holland and came to the United States as a child. Survived by four daughters, two sons, twelve grandchildren, one great grandchild, and several relatives. Services Sunday at Abbe Refinred Church with burial in Holland Cemetery.

George Hogenboom Leonid Hogenboor Clymer Mr. Hogenboom Holland Cami Cornelius Ruslivue Damestown Ecard Ruslive Cuifford Legions Clarente Rheborgen Clymertren Sans Wiliam Mogenboom Leonard Hogenbooma Dusiua Hovenboom Hogenboom Clarence Rhebergen Gerrit Timer Holland Cemetery

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