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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
8
Police report windows damaged in twenty Erie stores with losses near seven thousand dollars. Chief J Critts warns officers to scan for culprits as vandals strike nightly along downtown shops, using a cutter to break glass and vanish before patrons return.
An FBI officer spoke at the Clymer Business Men's meeting hosted by the Clymer Central School auditorium. The gathering included church tables, musical numbers, and a variety of community notices, with reports on local families and school activities.
Unofficial returns from yesterday's primary show David Lawrence, Democratic candidate social leader of the New Deal, leading for Pittsburgh mayor against Robert N. Wad dell, Republican former Carnegie Tech football player. Election figures reflect party nominations for the office being vacated byConnell. Production data show tractors valued at 657000 dollars in 1944, up from 357000000 in 1943 and 242000000 in 1941.
The general election produced Sean O Kelly as president replacing Houglas Hyde after second choice ballots gave O Kelly a clear majority. The report lists names, dates, and multiple unrelated notices alongside business filings and an auction listing.
June 20 reports show moderate demand for Produce in Pittsburgh with several fruit and cobbler varieties listed by price. Buffalo and New York stock and futures activity accelerated, with eggs, steels, autos, and metals advancing amid broad market gains and notable quotes from major manufacturers and rail, chemical, and electrical firms.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wartime movements with ships, crews, and figures. Mentions include prisoners reassigned, some names like Warren, and various naval terms. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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