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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
1
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Washington dispatch reports President Truman defending the United Nations against collapse and expressing hope Russia will continue cooperation. Officials anticipate Moscow’s reply to notes demanding Soviet troop withdrawal from Iran, with tied issues about Manchurian industry and Soviet-Chinese operations.
Mrs Ruth Collyer, a North East school teacher, won a jury verdict of 2237 dollars in Tete county court for injuries from a disastrous fire on October 11 1943 at the Worth Dast building on Main and Lake streets. The jury found Mrs Catlin negligent for inadequate exit means from the third floor.
A fragmentary report quotes a Franco broadcast accusing the United States France and Britain of pursuing aims that would prolong civil strife in Spain. The note criticizes Western powers and Russia and Germany for meddling while calling for unity and peace. Continued in later pages.
Red Cross campaign gains momentum as Mrs Bliss donates $1,000. Mrs Varriett Biles, Cory resident, contributed the large gift, with more donations expected. Waterhouse plans canvass of homes starting Monday with ward captains named to organize neighborhood drives. The campaign aims to complete solicitation quickly across the city.
Seoul reports quote General Horge denying any stripping of Japanese industrial property in Korea. The statement defends Soviet American efforts to unite the country and claims current removals are regulated by Soviet commander. It notes no further details on the Lopte father.
President Truman and Pauley clash in a Senate naval committee session over Paules nomination as undersecretary of the navy. Pauley vows to stay in the fight despite calls to quit, defending his right to be heard and accusing critics including Harald S. Tolles of unfair attacks. He says he is prepared to delay withdrawal to allow a statement and emphasizes his qualifications for the post.
Hollywood sparkled as Joan Crawford and Ray Milland won best actor and actress honors at Grauman's Chinese Theatre. Crawford, ill with a fever, received her Oscar at her Brentwood home while friends led by director Mike Curtiz accepted for Milland in a tribute reflecting Hollywood’s high ceremony fervor.
Police report that Robert Fisher, linked to a string of illicit activities in Curry, was believed to be in Erie when a tip led Chief Flanagan and state police to search for him. Fisher's whereabouts and details of the murder remained under investigation with more information expected in coming days.
Corry assemblyman Wilmer W Waterhouse will oppose Howard Loop in the Republican primary for the Third district seat. Loop filed nominating papers in Harrisburg while Waterhouse is backed by local GOP forces, setting up a sharp contest despite the district's Republican stronghold.
Associated Press dispatches report rapid developments from Paris Saigon Washington and Philadelphia. France answers Spanish question before the United Nations security council while French occupation forces reach York in morther Tdo-Chia without opposition. President Truman declines to comment on Churchill’s plan for an Anglo American military alliance and U.S. court arguments unfold over a labor parade restriction in Philadelphia with Judge Welsh weighing a petition by General Alcairie Company workers.
Marcus Hook resident Carl E Mau 36 year old discharged GI and publisher of the Marcus Hook Herald seeks the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor He is a former Army sergeant and cites his war veteran record as part of his campaign platform Note This summary captures the key candidate identity and his stated political aim from the provided text
Four people including two women are in custody in Erie with police advancing the investigation into the murder of Robert Fisher a 34 year old Navy veteran.
Police in Erie name Michael F Buluia and others tied to a sprawling murder inquiry. Reports describe suspects in custody, including two women, and indicate drugs and stolen cars were part of the ring. Investigators pursue leads from the Fisher case as a growing network is probed at state barracks and local jails.
The two school site buildings have not sold as lawsuits and public notices proceed. No bids have been accepted so far while authorities await completion of court actions and finalization of ownership transfers involving listed properties along West Pine Avenue and nearby blocks.
Crawford County reports detail John Hussey abandoning his farm while serving with the army. A car found near Meadville, livestock starved necessitating killings, neighbors cared for animals, and Hussey’s father later sold the herd and farm. Sheriff pending wife’s latest note. Hussey presumed in Army, no cruelty prosecution likely.
Fire at Newark Airport swept a hangar today causing major damage to one large airliner and heavy damage to two others. No injuries reported but crews battled the blaze as smoke blanketed the field. Authorities are investigating the cause and assessing total losses.
A high court ruling upheld an injunction against mass picketing near the Camelia Thisus Steel Co during the national steel strike. The decision centers on preventing disruptive protests at the Pittsburgh plant area and reinforces limits on organized labor activity during major industrial action.
Beaver skins sold at an auction held at the Rod and Gun Club headquarters in Corry area yesterday. The sealed bid sale drew buyers from New York and Pennsylvania and totaled up to 45 in the afternoon. The event, overseen by Latimer and Game Protectors from Warren, Ti onesta and Elk cities, processed beaver pelts from various districts with prices ranging from seven to twenty dollars per skin depending on size and quality.
Fire broke out on the 85,000-ton Queen Elizabeth as it docked in Southampton. Crews extinguished the blaze after about 30 minutes with water flood. cause undetermined. The fire started in the isolation hospital on the port side of the promenade deck, marking the thirteenth ship blaze at British ports in five weeks.
President Truman names a three man panel to study grievances and possible action on the General Motors work stoppage and the looming railroad strike. Senate investigation into labor disputes moves forward while a presidential fact finding board is expected to be formed soon.
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