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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
3
A clarinet reported stolen from a local store and left by owner Edward Wey was recovered in the store basement. It is believed the instrument was recently returned by the party who had taken it and was placed back with the store.
Muriel Rockefeller McCormack Hubbard, a WAC sergeant and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, says she will appeal a Middletown Connecticut guardianship decision that grants custody of her two adopted children to her mother Fowler McCormack, longtime chairman of International Harvester. The dispute spans three years.
Erie June 29. Mike Savilla ex convict faces new aggravated assault and battery and surety of the peace charges filed by Henry C. Vanderlip, hospitalised after a June 22 attack behind Hamot Hospital Nurses Home. Vanderlip identified Savilla as the assailant. Savilla was later captured in a sewer. Savilla has prior eight years and four months for other offenses.
Jamestown June 29 The hook and ladder No 1 crew tested a new ultramodern life net at fire headquarters. After a close exam and a demonstration with a fireman entering the net, they predicted a long service life. The volunteer guinea pig was LaVerne C Larson chief's driver who dropped 20 feet from the council chamber window and landed unharmed.
Official U S Navy photos describe cameras set to record every phase of the Bikini atoll atomic blast. A joint Army Navy task force builds 75 foot steel towers with news cameras for closeup pictures of the test while an underwater photographer works at Bilin.
Richard Russell Thomas, 42, an ex convict in Phoenix, Arizona, repudiated a story he told that he was the kidnap slayer. Chicago police questioned about 2,000 persons to solve the crime, with Touhy noting matching fingerprints were found in a routine check by the bureau of identification.
Idd inspected Heirens dormitory at Midway campus and recovered three gas canisters, a detachable surgical knife, a surgical saw, one hypodermic set, cameras, jewelry, $2,100 in war bonds and other items valued at $3,427. Mayuillé notes Clark B. Goodrich faces no local opposition for the August Republican nomination as Walter J. Acker, a disabled veteran, withdraws from petition circulation and the race.
In Wilmington Delaware an Army tug loaded a single iron box containing radioactive beryllium dust. The substance, used in the past for bomb work by the Bio-Chemical Foundation of Newark, is to be dumped in Atlanta within two days for safety reasons.
In Port Weller Ontario on June 29 a crew of six including five men and one woman were believed drowned when the Lug Dalhoust Rover struck a spar and capsized in the Welland Ship Canal. Five crew members were rescued.
The Navy plans to detonate an atomic device at Bikini Atoll with ships cleared from the lagoon two hours prior. Blasts depend on weather as Admiral Blandy prepares the dawn test using a B-29 or B-28 bomber dropping the device over the target area.
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