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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
5
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Union members at Bucyrus-ERES Co vote unanimously to accept a negotiated contract ending a four month strike. About 600 workers expected back to work within a week, with earlier talks noting 400 to 600 employees affected. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette also hikes price to five cents due to rising costs.
Washington June 1 The Agriculture Department forecasts an even tighter meat situation next year with supplies down as much as 4 billion pounds from 1946 levels. The drop is attributed to feed grain shortages and the recent rise in livestock price ceilings.
Introducing a son born to Mr and Mrs James Propey at 9214 North Center Street Carry Hospital yesterday.
Mrs Lane O Neill travels to Greensburg PA for Seton Hall College graduation exercises where daughter Virginia O Neill is in the class. Ell Andargon leaves for Pittsburgh on business. Several families visit relatives in Buffalo Cleveland Philadelphia and other cities for weddings vacations and Memorial Day observances.
The Washington school PTA hosted a fair indoors due to rain drawing 400+ attendees from 7 to after 10 PM. The event featured a String Ensemble directed by H. Apri Rice, bingo, a fish pond, and stands selling dogs, toasted cheese, and ice cream. Waffle tickets raised funds toward a $200 pledge for Corry Memorial Hospital, aided by volunteers like Mrs Zalwicz and several committee chairs.
Miss Anna Belle Lucas’ miscellaneous bridal shower was hosted by Mrs Harold Hasbrouck Mrs Arthur Hoffman and Miss Myrna Hasbrouck at a Columbus home with twenty six guests. Games and visiting followed by awarding prizes to Mrs Harvey Loveland Mrs Herbert Loveland Miss Louise Whiteley and Mrs Esther Spicer. Door prize winner was Mrs Alur Hill. Guests enjoyed a pink and white centerpiece cake ice cream and coffee. Out of town attendees were Mrs Glenn Lucan of Westfield and Mrs Walter Loveland of Union City.
Washington June 1 Senator Austin Republican from Illinois urged a prompt extension of the draft to strengthen the United States in international negotiations as the Senate began a battle between volunteer service and conscription over the future of the armed forces.
High scorers were Mrs R E Bumbaugh and J B Ferguson for Haat and West. Second place went to Miss Sarah Powell and Mrs M F Coyie, with Mrs I S Cobbett and Mrs Harold Burgnon third. North South winners were Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley, with Mrs H L Rowe and Mrs W Jones tied for second with A S Boag and F Pain. Seven tables played at Spry Country Club as boards set for elimination next weekend where Mr and Mrs Walter J Scott will make reservations. Mrs Louise O Leary of Union City traveled from out of town for last night’s play.
Fifty members attended a Sub District meeting at the Cambridge Springs LooF Hall on Friday evening. H H Marsh was reelected county president for the coming term with Frank Harvey as sub district secretary and Mrs Harvey as the contributions woman. Clyde Barber reported on Milk Control Board meetings and Director Cheney spoke of Washington milk hearings indicating a possible milk shortage this fall. The Cambridge Springs group hosted a refreshments with cake ice cream and coffee. The next meeting is planned for Union City on June 14.
The Corry Senior High School held a Friday evening dance from 9 to 12 at the Junior High gym. George Weber And his Orchestra provided varied popular selections, with chaperons H. J. Sheen Miss Jean Hormel Miss Norma Lee Funk Miss Helen Rowe Mrs. John Milanovich.
Harrisburg June 1 Major General J Stackpole announced a two week postponement in active recruiting for the first 27000 of a 40000 man Pennsylvania National Guard. The drive is moved from next Monday to June 17 to perfect plans and secure a full corps of officers before accepting enlistments. Powell River Paper Co resumes newsprint production after two day strike shutdown.
Corty Girl Parsone graduates from Indiana State Teachers College Indiana Pa after completing a four year course in musical education. She is a member of the class of 100 seniors and will begin teaching music in an elementary school in Gi City.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Mary Christine White daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert William Waite of Oil City to Duane Newton Poule son of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Fogle of 164 Wright Street The ceremony will be at Good Hope Lutheran Church in Oil City at 12 20 p m on Saturday June 15th
Government and maritime unions clash over a potential strike as ship operators seek settlements. Reporters note calls for cooling-off action and potential strikes on troop and relief ships, with unions pressing for a 40 hour week and overtime limits amid wartime conditions.
Bank assets show government securities dominate the Fed member banks portfolios with more than half of assets in 1982. By contrast 1929 saw government securities comprising under 11 percent of holdings. The transition reflects a major shift in asset composition across the system.
The energy mix shows bituminous coal at 40 percent, petroleum at 30 percent, natural gas at 11 percent, anthracite coal at 6 percent, and water power at 3 percent. This snapshot outlines the dominant fuels supplying the nation’s energy.
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