06 Jun 1945
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
1
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Clinton P. Anderson, the food boss designate, signals a plan to guarantee farm profits and raise egg and poultry output. He suggests Army and Foreign Food claimants will support minimum prices to meet 1946 needs while boosting production and easing price fears.
A eight-member research committee from Associated Spring Corporation visits from multiple plants for a two day meeting hosted by Raymond Mfg Co local division. General Manager Edward Piddt and metallurgy chief Jamies Lewis welcome the group. Attendees include Ray Cook and G Wilcox from Bristol Connecticut Elliott Stewart Sesaphy Otto Wis from Chicago Ms Zimmerie Jerry Wiligs of Debratt Miele and Lecane from Hawston Ontario.
The War Department announced a missing WACS crew and four others after a five month patrol flight in Africa ended over the Talari Beit West area. Names include Lt. Robert and Mrs. Eurorine Rush among mourned survivors and residents. a fire killed three in a two story apartment blaze with one infant victim identified as Fred Sot.
Washington reports sixty thousand men aged 26 through 29 who are currently classified as indispensable industrial workers face loss of their deferments by fall. Officials estimate at least 17 percent of 850,000 key men now deferred could be affected as cutbacks shift war production priorities.
Fred Young of Corry has arrived home after serving ten months as a machinist's mate aboard a Pacific theater ship. His discharge is official as of last Saturday and he left his vessel at Manila in the Philippines before coming to San Francisco.
Postwar Allied control council talks in London and Berlin stalled as Soviet objections blocked Article 19 of the 2500 word declaration. Eisenhower returned to headquarters in Frankfurt after a brief signing ceremony amid dispute over whether Japan nationals fall under Germanoccupation rules.
Early morning blaze at the Gates store in Union City caused extensive damage to the building and stock. The fire, identified as catastrophic, spread to adjacent Mason Lodge rooms with firefighters contending with ongoing hotspots into the afternoon.
Principal Howard J. Sheen announced 93 students qualified for graduation at Senior High after final exam results. Some graduates will receive diplomas in absentia due to military service, with several previously enlisted students earning credits toward graduation. Official rankings list Veleda Burton as top in College Preparatory, Mary Elizabeth Baker and Mary Dean Sullivan top in Commercial Secretarial, Alton Richard Armitage and John Albert Morison high in their respective tracks, Louis Lobby Vogt top in Industrial, and Mary Ann Dimick with Shelle Ethel Betts leading in General studies.
First Lie Erwin Mountain resigns from Company A of the Pennsylvania State Guard. Changes in the staff to be completed before summer training at Indiantown Gap. State HQ board to meet in Ol City Thursday for exams for Second Lieut. Winfield Williams and First Sergeant Norman Tarbell.
Reports from Moscow and San Francisco say talks to avoid a split over the veto issue are underway as committees discuss key items. Premier Stalin is reviewing Soviet stance on veto rights. U.S. officials look for an answer before the D-Day anniversary as Denmark nears full member status in the conference.
Local coal dealers warn of tight supply as mine shipments slow amid labor troubles. About 70 percent of Corry consumers have filed declarations for home deliveries, but many still lack qualified status. Mayor Strath orders emergency measures to speed up summer deliveries as towns face potential fuel shortages. Treasury data show June 4 receipts and an overall national debt of 240.8 trillion dollars.
A draft district pre induction list issued in Union City names thirty four men from the Goron City district and Corry to report June 19 for physical examinations and potential induction into the services. Those from Corry include William Pitewibbons and others. district men from Erie, Waterford, Union City, and surrounding towns are named with home addresses and street details. Men will travel to Pittsburgh by special train and report to Union City offices early on the morning of June 19.
Seaman 1-¢ Charles Hall arrived home for a 21 day furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Harley Hall of Shady Avenue, Corry, after serving aboard a naval craft that was sunk in action and he was among the survivors. He plans to spend the three weeks at home.
A posse of 10 farmers aided by the FBI and State Police scour Bell Valley for Erwst Mueller a 27 year old German war prisoner captured May 31 while hitchhiking on Wattsburg road. He fled from a motorist near Schrimper Bros feedmill after wearing prisoner garb and speaking German. Mueller escaped from an Interment camp in Central Mills Cambridge Co Ohio May 31. FBI warned Monday he aimed for the Pennsylvania state line.
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