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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1947
Page
2
Playoff final of the year set for Sunday at 3 30 PM between the Perry Club of Erie and the Corry Vets team with a 2 15 PM preliminary. Admission 65c 35c. Event held in Warren. Also notes on local incidents shops and tales from Erie Corry and surroundings.
A collage of brief notices: Betts Garage Columbus plans a move to a new telephone building on Mui Atrest today with equipment installation delayed due to shortages. Roosevelt Highway Association director Gibby of Scranton, about 56, died after two weeks of illness. Bradford reports a girl’s possible skull fracture after a car door mishap. Reich’s advertises wool gabardine suits and infant wear. North East keeps tax rate at 23 percent mills amid oil and manning challenges. Titusville towns seek seven more mills for snow removal equipment. Erle notes a murder-linked gambling house arrest. Giright protest letters concern dogs and cats in Columbus area. Baby baths offered by Franz.
The Great Lakes freighter Erie The Great Lakes Meighter Fred L Hewitt tied up in Erie harbor was sold by Overlakes to the Bison Steamship Co of Buffalo. The 400-ton vessel may enter auto carrying trade as thousands of new automobiles sit in Detroit packing areas awaiting navigation opening on the Great Lakes.
French sources describe a German style federation plan with states holding foreign relations power. The head of state would be bundespräsident elected from legislators for a one year term, barred from immediate re election. The president would name cabinet ministers for foreign affairs and other domains while internal security stays with the states.
An electron microscope on display at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia lets viewers see a mosquito’s windpipe magnified up to 100000 diameters by bonding streams of electrons. Dr Nicol H Smith notes the device enlarges any object without light and will be viewable for a month. The exhibit is part of a science outreach effort.
Harold English, 21, was charged with malicious mischief after two Brie businessmen held him in a park lot at 18th and Liberty streets. Four car windows were broken and English was turned over to police by Charles Nopio of Charles Cigar Store and Robert J. Ross of a second storefront.
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