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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
1
Readable fragments show items like springs Victrola awn table and lamps with scattered prices. Mentions of cobblers Carolina na Bills, cows, receipts, and varied goods suggest a cluttered classifieds page with no clear single sale or event.
The Ajax Iran Works plant closed at eight this morning after a strike called by the Ajax Lodge J A of M following two days of negotiations with management and the negotiating committee. Night shift workers gathered at 2 PM yesterday at I A of M headquarters and voted to strike.
Leaders say settlement likely after morning conference between Ajax Lodge I and Ajax management. A wage rise totaling 18 1/2 cents from increases this year and December addition, with 153 of 208 workers to receive full raise. Union calls 9 am Sunday meeting as talks continue. plant walkout started at 8 am and may resume soon.
Associated Press report from Washington outlines Hany Bridges pressing the government over a looming maritime wage dispute. He signals a potential crisis if a 23 cents per hour demand by West Coast longshore unions fails, linking to a nationwide settlement push with seven unions and 200000 workers.
Three men were injured but survived a head-on crash on Route B just west of Warner's Corners. John Troyer of Waterford remained hospitalized in Corry with a good today report. Troyer’s 1946 Plymouth Sedan collided with Victor Spetz’s Chevrolet truck from Rig 3 Corry after Troyer tried to pass another westbound vehicle. Glenn Troyer and Frank Eastman, both from Waterford and Union City respectively, sustained minor injuries. Police may file illegal passing charges.
An investigation into the electrocution death of Powell, a BasI Branch employee, focused on a potential short circuit or grounding through temporary yard wiring at the Raymond Milling plant. Engineers tested power lines as deputy coroner Davison considered an inquest likely next week.
In a dramatic vote the Senate rewrote the OPA bill cutting most price controls. The move delays expiration to July 1 and threatens a veto fight as Bowles and Porter warn of destabilizing outcomes. Truman’s stance looms as lawmakers grapple with market implications and administrative powers.
Premier Alcili de Guspert denounces Umberto I proclamation as forgery aimed at seizing powers and restoring monarchy. He argues the republic must prevail and that Umberto remains in exile to avoid civil strife. An aide says Umberto may rule pending court ruling on the plebiscite.
W L Henry and his son William narrowly escaped death at a grade crossing east of Spring Creek when an eastbound Pennsy train struck the truck. The front end was damaged and the vehicles spun, but the men were unhurt. Poor visibility and no whistle contributed to the close call, with only seconds to spare before a collision.
Two Viningsville women, Mrs Buena Stickles and Mrs Niva Mix, were killed when their car was struck by Erie Train 7 at a crossing in Falconer, near Jamestown. The crash occurred around 2:10 p.m. as the westbound freight collided with the vehicle, which was driven by Stickles who was en route to a local Odd Fellows event in Williamsport. The train, traveling to Jamestown, stopped after the impact, and investigators noted the car was dragged about 25 feet along the crossing before separation. The decedents and witnesses, including the engineer W. Hewill and crew, were identified by authorities and coroner statements.
Samuel Neshy a 2 year old patient at Corry Hospital sustained a hip fracture and possible other injuries after falling from a barn roof while repairing the structure on a farm at Spartansburg. The accident occurred late yesterday afternoon when a timber or hay pile gave way. Dr. O'Hare attended after 3:30 p.m. at Barry Hospital where the child was admitted.
Sunbury Pa June 14 Marlin H Nace of Sunbury was held in Northumberland county jail on malicious injury to railroad property during the recent trolley strike. Justice Clyde Sailch held Nace for court in default of bail after arraignment on charges filed by George Burmeister railroad police sergeant. Another railroad employee in custody was released. State Police Sergeant John L Hochreiter said arrests followed investigation of tampering with air valves of a Harrisburg Renovo local passenger train near Maynard.
Treasury position for June 12 shows receipts 151.6857 million dollars and expenditures 142.6285 million, leaving a surplus of about 16.146 billion. The national debt stands at 273.1885 billion, with an increase of 23.0134 million in the period.
Paul Lines hardware again plagued by theft as burglars cut a rear basement door and reached inside to steal guns and ammunition. The incident, reported by Mrs Lines, involved a Remington rifle and several items valued at about 340 dollars. Chief Vi…
Jurors continue to be selected for the murder trial of Leo Mlecuko in the Silver Creek gateway tower case. As of today 23 examined, two more jurors accepted, Albert Clapfain and J. W. Ae, with three more to be chosen. trial not to begin until twelve jurors plus two alternates are seated.
Work on a new addition to the Gillette Clinic in Gillette is underway. Dr N Troy Gillette oversees a single story south end expansion expected to extend the building by about 26 feet. Materials are on site and first deliveries have arrived. completion and interior finishing are hoped for before early fall. The new wing will house a laboratory and clinical equipment and connect to the existing Gillette and Harton space.
Dr. William A. Boyton of Mechanicsburg was stabbed in the abdomen by an unknown assailant in Carlisle. He underwent emergency surgery and was reported in fairly good condition. Boyton said the assailant approached near his home after a brief exchange of words.
Bulletin reports President Truman appointing John R. Stuelman as director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. The notice notes accompanying confirmations and related diplomatic moves in Washington and Paris with other senior officials.
Assorted reports from Buenos Aires and Santiago describe a seven hour uprising in Bolivia backed by air force elements that was crushed by President Gualberto Villaramil’s government. Casualties were heavy as rebels attacked police HQ and the capitol, with many pilots seeking asylum in Chile and Peru.
Oscar O Holt age 22 of Kane Pennsylvania was killed when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck him near Cameron while he was rebuilding a railroad bridge. The body fell into Sinnemahoning Creek and has not yet been recovered.
June 14 report outlines U S proposals for an international atomic development authority to control and eventually end bomb production. The plan rejects veto power, seeks non tariffs and enforceable international law, and envisions full information sharing and disarmament steps. Bernard Baruch, U S representative, urges creation of a global body to oversee redevelopment and use of atomic energy.
Dairymen in the six state New York milkshed will receive a uniform price of $3 a hundredweight for May milk, a record for the month. The price includes a 58 cent subsidy and 54 cent fat differential for milk above 3.5 percent fat, with prior year figures noted.
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