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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
8
The Corry club delays a decision on abandoning the local mission until after the March program. A survey of the club's condition will be completed and plans for the 1947 campaign discussed. Edwin Steckel, United musical humorist, appears March 25 to influence future actions.
Mirton Md March 6 Robert Winn Jr 17 is jailed awaiting grand jury action on a charge of derailing a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train February 18 Sheriff Elwood Boyd reports. Winn said he reported a broken rail and hoped for reward but feared another hazard. Two cars derailed on mainsline at Elk Neck bridge near Winns home causing three hours of traffic delay. No injuries were reported.
A borough sidewalk plow overturned on a flagstone, fracturing five year old Richard Sum sneregill left leg as he stood with another boy on a wall near a residence. Plow operator Warren Nelson and passenger Tay Grandinetti did not see the accident. The boy was freed after his mother arrived and lifted the stone.
The Warren County traverse jury, after six hours of deliberation, found Charles Roberts guilty on the third count of burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods. The case involved alleged theft of oil tools from George Zerbey of Yankes Bush, with Tugene Smith already pleading guilty to the first two counts. The defense rested at 3:05 and closing arguments occurred before the 4:00 p.m. retirement. sentencing did not occur after the verdict at 10 p.m.
Jamestown report from March 6 notes heavy snow and rapid thaw threaten minor flooding if Take Chote Tengun outlet through Chadekoin River is not released at a steady rate. John C. Shearman of Shearman Brothers Company, dam operator for the Dam Owners Association, warns of rising lake and surrounding area levels. He states the dam is the first control and if water is not released now a spring rain could bring a flood.
ITURBI concert in Miami Beach drew a crowd for a pianist recital last night but was marred by no notable disruption. Promoter Mrs. Hammond Spencer Auguale of New York complained publicly about lack of a proper reception for the performer and a promised tribute. Local and regional officials noted slow preparation but no serious issues arising.
Answers listed include Herbert Hoover as winner for question one and a mix of names and terms such as Jess Willard and Benjamin Franklin. The source presents a collage of responses with unclear formatting, including embeds like Join E B. Davies and references to a U S ambassador to Soviet Russia, years, and stray words like Omnivorous and Nico Version.
Secretary of State Marshall landed at Orly airport aboard a plane from Bermuda and the Azores en route to the Foreign Ministers Conference in Moscow. US Ambassador Jefferson Caffery greeted him and hosted a luncheon. He was to dine with President Vincent Aurial and confer with Premier Paul Hamacher before heading to Berlin for further talks with Allied authorities on Germany.
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