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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes on horse weights and paddock details
Disjointed lines mention weights for canners bulls and mediums with references to numbers like 10,25 and 650-50. The text includes stray phrases about loading and rural extras and a brief nod to wider freedom, but readable facts are minimal.
Churchill Warns on Red Expansion and Seeks US Britain Unity
British Prime Minister Churchill urged a US Britain alliance to curb Moscow's aims and counter Russian expansion. He voiced concern over Stalin's and Moscow's intentions while expressing respect for the Soviet leader and stressing the need for a durable transatlantic partnership. He spoke at Fulton Maryland with President Truman introducing him.
Capital Opposes Churchill Plan in UNO Discourse
Washington reports senators reject a Churchill military proposal citing risk to United Nations unity. Churchill and Truman exchanged views on a fraternal Anglo American relationship while receiving honorary degrees at Westminster College after a Washington to Missouri trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Colt
Westminister College
Washington
Chuteatil
Truman
Russia
United Nations
Apuke
mid-America
Schroyer Defies Martin as Candidate in Local Race
GM strike drags on as 100 day effort yields no settlement. United Auto Workers plan more talks after Geneva Motors rejected arbitration. James B. Davey met with federal officials to discuss mediation while a poll of 175,040 strikers appeared inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Deleait
Geneval Motors
Peder Medielor
James B. Davey
City Receives First Check From State Aid Fund
Miss Trane Mullen city treasurer reports the city received 2259.16 from Hartsburg Checking as part of four payments this year under a new avi fund for improvements and maintenance not on the state highway system. The total state funds for 1946 amount to 9006.64 with $6000 already budgeted. The act aims to reduce street department aid if revenue continues at the current level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trane Mullen
Westenday
Hartsburg
Hy- Wit
Avi
Ex-Corry man Walters pleads not guilty in Erie assault case
Harold J Walters a former Cory musician and baseball player was captured after a reported assault on a 19 year old girl in Erie He appeared before Alderman Jack Curtis set at a $1000 bond and entered a not guilty plea A preliminary hearing was scheduled Police said they are probing similar recent crimes and Walters is suspected in past incidents including window peeping and acts involving female employees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J.walters
Erie
Erle
Erle Mar
Sth
Wallace Itrests
Walters
Wolters
Cory Sy
Inwidente
Shroyer Remains in Race as Governor Rivalry Grows
John A. Shroyer secretary of highways and independent GOP gubernatorial candidate rejects stepping aside despite pressure from party organization. Governor Martin affirms party harmony and plans to confer with Shroyer but avoids direct comment on his status.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Govenor Martin
John A. Shroyer
Shroyer
Winsell
Martin, Shroyer
Mar Hine
Strayer
Martin
U. S. Senate
Solders
Altorey
James H. Duff
Daniel B. Strickler
William S. Livengood, Jr
Marth
Nelliver
Philippines
Postal Service
Shroyey
Organization
Dairies Await Decision On Price Increase in Hazleton
Hazleton dairy owners who halted sales last Friday to press a price raise awaited a decision expected from the OPA office in Scranton. They seek a two cent per quart boost to stay in business while labeling the delays in selling their product as a strike protesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairies
Hazleton
Hariston
OPA
Scranton
Corry Resident Henry Halfast Shoots Self at Home
Henry Halfast a longtime Corry resident and Raymond Manufacturing Co employee died last evening at his home 629 Hash Wayne street after shooting himself with a .32 calibre Winchester. Deputy Coroner Davison ruled death by self-inflicted gunshot. He had worked at the Raymond plant for over thirty years and was described as despondent at times. Surviving wife Lottie and eleven grandchildren accompany children Philip William Edward Merl oy Shirley Eddy Well Ha fast Alice Hallast and George Liteinger with services at Bracken Keating Funeral Home and burial in PiQo Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Halfast
Corry
Hind
Raymond Manufactrine Company
Bo Logie
Hash Wayne Street
Peetry
Ting
Bracken-Keating
Helfast
Coroney Davison
Holfast
Raymond Viens
Hal- Tost
Fairfax
Vermont
Raymond Plant
Tylled Brethren Churchi
Lottie Mable Hulfast
Philip and
Wil-lam
Corny
Edward Merloy
Virginia
Shirley Eddy
Youngstown
Fast
Montecca
Alll
Alice Hallast
Long Beach
George Liteinger
Orlanita Fla
Olive
Piqn Cire Cemetery
Corry Plans Voter Registration on Special Days
Corry to hold two special registration days as a preliminary to the Spring primary. County commissioners oppose district registration sites and no other requests have been received. Registration will be at the Erie office, with enrollment accepted up to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Darling
Commissioners
Erie
Cour
Coal Operators Reach Talks On Higher Wages
Washington dispatch reports coal operators agreeing to negotiate higher wages with the United Mine Workers. A conference set for Tuesday aims to end a dispute amid evolving wage and working week proposals affecting about 98,000 miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Miey Walle
Ful
Yahiou Lewis
Olive
Wie Srl
Wilehe
Sugar Market Probe Opens in Western Pennsylvania
Federal grand jury convenes in Pittsburgh as investigators probe sugar rationing violations. Officials say more than 1.25 million pounds may have sold illegally at above market prices. Prosecutors signal 20 potential witnesses to testify. no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mureh
U. S
George Manhante
Federal
Mashank
Dad Bode Cub
Sall
OPA
Pennsylvania
Mathank
Charles L. Ub
Ubl
Uhi
Weill
Lem
Brand
Main Street Bakery Break-In Leaves Few Losses
The Moll bakery on East Main Street, a former Wellcrasy site, was entered Monday night by a thief who trampled muddy tacks and damaged a window ledge. The proprietor was hospitalized at Corry Hospital, and the plant was idle that evening. Police were investigating and checking a silk chest found at the scene. Entry gained through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
East Main Street
Wellcrasy
Corry
Action Against Corry Woman in Burn Injury Trial
Mrs Ruth Collyer of Corry testifies in Erie court that a building fire caused severe burns after stairway blockage and a kitchen window rescue. She claims insufficient escape routes and names James as blocking the stairs during the incident on Main Street in North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ruth Collyer
Nomi Pav
Collyer
Margiorel Collins
Corry
Aparment Howe
Main Street
Tear Lake Steet
James
Thiamen
Truman and Churchill Arrive in Columbus for Noon Speech
President Truman arrives in Columbus aboard a diesel locomotive for a noon address to the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. He is joined by former Prime Minister Winston Churchill and makes no comment on Anglo American alliance or Russian expansion. Treasury report shows receipts 121 5A9 260.51, expenditures 926 A5.38, balance 324 996 080.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Fulton
Winston Churchill
United States
Great Baltain
Britain
Churchill
Triman
Truman
Columbus
Associated Press
Porumbus
Trumnt
Federal Council For Churches of Christ In
Boviek
Treasury
Washington
Labor unrest sweeps major rail and power sectors
March reports from Cleveland Washington and Chicago outline looming strikes by railway workers and engineers and a wage dispute involving the Huanesin Power and Light Company. The labor department designates mediators while management calls for action and unions prepare for possible walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mare
Tabor Department
Aaron Revite
New York City
Huanesin Power and Liehh Company
Ir Vitisburui
New Japanese Constitution Renounces War
Tokyo reports a drafted new Japanese constitution renouncing war as a sovereign right. The measure shifts sovereignty to the people, curtails imperial powers, and replaces the empire with a constitutional framework under military approval and possible cabinet reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mararonuc
Japan
MacArthur
House of Representatives
PRR Workers Open Bid For New Contract
Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the United Railroad Workers opened negotiations for a new contract. Union spokesmen said they seek wage increases of 200 dollars for all non operating workers including foremen, with representatives from depots and power house employees present in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Navvomsen
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Railroad Workers
GIO
Power House
Progress in Phone Negotiations Sets Walkout Deadline
Negotiators report some progress in talks over the rail workers dispute. A walkout deadline is set for Thursday at 6 A.M. with 300000 rail workers poised to strike Monday, though a 30 day delay appears likely.
Rail and telecom strikes loom as talks stagger
The Associated Press reports rising tension amid looming rail and telephone strikes. Federal intervention may be sought if wage disputes persist. negotiators for AT and T and unions push for wage gains while telephonic workers vote on action. A joint mediation effort could yield a 30 day extension before a potential nationwide walkout.
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Associated Press
Joe Wuggumers
Altough
Cleveland
Steike Daly
Deon
Chicago
Uut
Thn
Wallenil
Whitney
Alvaniey Johnson
Belel
Trimar
Emerwane Fwet
Witeh
Lise Barre
Johnston
M Stele
Axhibratiors
Anion Sestlers
Washington
Joseph A. Belene
National Federaion of Telephone ‘Wearkers
Majertt
Lone Lines Telephone
Ifntler
Behm i 2
Luthen
Beirtie
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