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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1949
Page
1
The fragment hints at a local dispute or event involving a row over authority or amenity. Names or places are unclear, but the text suggests contention around a community action or public decision. Further legible details are needed for precise summary.
Readable fragments describe a property with a seven room house and an ironplace shop near a street. It lists prices around 250 dollars and references individuals such as Nelson and Joneer with partial dates and farm notes.
Southern Democrats aided by some Republicans press the Truman administration to speed Senate action on a filibuster rules change. Senator Russell predicts a Dixie victory as party lines divide over moving to end extended debate and allow a vote on civil rights measures. An Associated Press poll shows 43 senators publicly oppose a gag ruling, with six short of a majority.
A court recessed after 14 Protestant pastors faced espionage and treason charges. Prosecutors sought death for four leaders while others received prison terms or life. defense pleas urged mercy and extenuating circumstances.
In Budapest thirteen people were sentenced in connection with black market money dealings tied to the Mindszenty case. Sentences ranged to up to 18 years for some, with several priests and bankers receiving three to four year terms and varying penalties for political rights.
Archibald J. Stilwell 70, inventor of the Kerry Krume process in tanning leather, died of a heart attack at Warren State Hospital. Born in Beckens tem England, he studied at McGill Montreal and worked as a chemical engineer. Sidney D. Blackman appointed to handle his affairs in 1914. Funeral services set for Monday at 11 at Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church with burial in Oakland Cemetery.
C J Congratulated Qn Insurance Plan. The Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp marks a quarter century of protection via a group plan. D A Hillstrom says about 400 employees are covered with the worker paying half the cost and the company paying the rest. The plan offers reduced rates on a group basis and extends to employees and relatives for death permanent disability or weekly sickness and accident benefits.
A Corry couple escaped serious injury when their Terra plane coach vehicle skidded off Route six near a curve and rolled over. The crash caused over $150 in damage. both occupants, Mr and Mrs Wright, were uninjured. State Police investigated at the Corry sub-station.
Washington reports several nations may join the North Atlantic Alliance. Norway is lined up with Western powers while Denmark and Italy are considered for treaty status. Ireland remains divided over joining with Britain.
March 5 Atwater Kent renowned radio maker and philanthropist died at his Capo di Monte estate in Bel Air. The 75 year old succumbed to a virus infection complicated by malignant condition after a period of illness kept private by family.
East Wayne Street paving proposals dominate council agenda as residents call for low cost paving while sewer questions loom. officials weigh future sewer needs and property owner consent amid talk of a bid by A Zalmneck and ongoing street projects.
Dominick Daverse, 96, convicted of first degree murder in the 1947 slaying of his wife, receives a jury recommendation for the death penalty in Westmoreland County. He testified the wife had been "running around" with other men and claimed amnesia about the night of the killing. defense seeks a new trial.
Report from the local Red Cross drive shows progress as committees chairmen describe efforts, with workers mobilized across wards and districts. Officials note ongoing volunteer involvement and early text work to secure donations and services.
A $600 donation to the Corry Public Library funds purchasing books and reading materials for children. The gift, left by Mrs. Clyde Grenadin and others, supports library improvements and a reading-nook upgrade while honorably recalling past trustees and community support.
The Slate Milk Contest Commission orders a decrease in minimum milk prices in the area by 1.5 cents per quart effective March 16. If world events rise, prices may revert to current levels by September. The move lowers dealer and farmer prices by about 60 cents per 100 pounds of Class T milk, affecting retail and wholesale pricing.
Rev Herman Yost announced a $1000 remodeling on the first floor of the Pentecostal Church turning it into an auditorium with a capacity for 150 persons. Remodeling work already done at the Incal church includes the Stincay School rooms and nursery and the parsonage on the second floor at the corner of West Pleasant and Spring streets.
AP news item describes passenger service suspended on the PRR line between Corry and Buffalo due to revenue losses. It notes towns Durkin Mayville Sherman’s and Clymer affected with limited weekend service and mail deliveries by post office. Regular trains to Jamestown or Erie may be restored later. New York ContraLoo residents advised.
Charles Bracken was elected president of the Carry Chamber at Nommyree by 22 directors. Clare Wallstrom is vice president and Helen Jones treasurer, with Bart Ghewy Robert Ot Sr and Mr Bracken filling other posts. Retiring officers received appreciation for their service. No regular business was conducted. WINS $16,050 VERDICT in Harrisburg as Gustave Bitterman Jr.获 a $16,050 verdict against América Stores Co Blue in a trucker case.
Authorities say two individuals, including a Department of Justice employee, were arrested in New York for conspiring to remove and mishandle government records. The case involves alleged possession of confidential materials and related charges.
Charles J. Margiotti, a prominent Pittsburgh attorney, has entered a long convalescence after a mild heart attack last week. He was defending 18 year old Delors Waldo of Pittsburgh in a murder case linked to the death of her grandmother, Mrs Gertrude Norris.
Babson Park March 5 The cost of living is rising and affects clothing, footwear and car purchases. Workers face wage demands to keep jobs, but big companies in building steel and some auto sectors still hold pricing power. The piece hints at continued discussion on page four.
World stunned as Russia announces Andrei Vishinsky replaces Vyochestov Molatay as foreign minister in a surprise high command change. Reported by state papers and observers amid rapid domestic and international reaction.
The article weighs a potential leadership shift in the Soviet Union as Molotov nears retirement and Mikoyan rises in consideration. It notes Western concern over possible Kremlin moves, the impact on the Marshall Plan, and the Berlin blockade context with references to Stalin, Truman, and U.S. policy.
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