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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1947
Page
6
A heavy snowstorm disrupted daily life across Venango and nearby counties. Roads were cleared but travel remained cautious, with buses blocked and a revised pickup schedule posted. Local officials reported ongoing weather impacts, including school closures and delayed services as crews worked to restore normal operations.
Report by Vin Warren describes a campaign to build two large ponds or a lake on the Blue Eye trout stream area near Gorland. The plan, supported by Gary Roa and Gun Club members, envisions a Take and recreation park with an artificial lake funded under state law. The project would involve licensing by the State Game Commission and potential land use from a tract owned by the Commonwealth.
Employment officials report February showed a drop in new placements from January though total placements remained similar. Weather and snow tasks limited new hires with many positions temporary in nature. officials predict a strong spring boom as warmer weather arrives.
A public letter criticizes Corry City Hall for long standing mismanagement and late tax notices. The writer calls for Mayor John Cullen to resign or take decisive action to restore order, promising a housecleaning from attic to basement and praising past service if reform occurs.
Railroads burn coal to power steam locomotives, using about 1,650 gallons of water per ton of coal, highlighting the heavy water demand of early railway transportation.
A chaotic political week follows a British crisis as President nominates Lilenthal to lead the Atomic Energy Commission while the Senate considers Clapp's confirmation. Democrats vow to push the nomination past adverse committee votes. The House approves portal pay suits alteration 346 to 50, Senate jurdict bill eyed next week.
A garbled notice discusses dairy production costs and feed mill shares, indicating a partnership or valuation related to a cow, with references to age maturity and a long-term plan for feeding and production. The fragment mentions a commitment to pay for certain inputs and the need for continued investment until animals reach age maturity.
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