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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1947
Page
3
The article fragment lists individuals connected to a local assignment with roles titled chief and two others, including names such as Robert and Joe. It references a job or duty, but lacks concrete details on place, organization, or dates. The readable items imply a small staffing change or appointment notice.
Ralph F Texter, noted in the CoFyund vicinity for past labor disputes, is named US executive secretary of the Hele n Construction Councii, a new coalition of general contractors and suppliers. He will serve as liaison among contractors, architects, engineers, clients and the public.
In Erie on March 22 seven Internal Revenue Service investigators began a nationwide tax delinquency crackdown. The team will pursue 1944 and 1945 back taxes plus interest from filers who paid little or nothing. The drive targets nonpayers with a firm enforcement stance. It will continue until all back accounts are settled.
Funeral services for Arthur 4 Dyckes were held Friday at two o clock from Black Keating Funeral Home with Rev Caylor Wright officiating. Bearers were Wallace Dyckes Willard Dyckes Albert Dyckes John Trostle Clyde Goodwill James King. Out of town attendees included Lora Dyckes Sars Hamilton Arthur Imberry Leith Hooker L M Hooker Leon Burch Ora DeClow Pred H Newell John H Jones Frank Cummings Louise Karges Mildred Tallman Ball Schaefer Susie Park Mary Ras Pas Sherman George Dyckes Wallace Dyckes H L Sanford Thomas Eric A Wayne Dyckes Albert Dyckes Mary Ann Dyckes Jamestown Golimbus Jane Wells. Body placed in Fine Grove Cemetery mausoleum briefly.
A 1941 Ford coach crashed into a parking area and struck a telephone pole in Oil City injuring four people including two 2 year olds and two Oil City men. Injuries described range from possible skull fracture to contusions as police investigate speed and driver behavior. Building damage estimated at $1,000 and stock loss at $1,500.
Norman Kellogg a 39 year old Tolusville salesman died Friday night after his Plymouth coupe struck a stalled tractor trailer on the highway near Rouseville Ott City. He suffered a crushed chest and died at Ott City Hospital. Walter Green of Rouseville drove the stalled truck. Kellogg was employed by Fowler and Fowler Co. He is survived by his widow and several children. The report notes asbestos mining in the Italian Alps.
Church groups secure Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren camp facilities for summer gatherings. Denominations plan white sessions and youth conferences across districts including Newville, Jamestown, and Erie areas, with programs to be finalized and begin later in the season.
Pennsylvania Employment Service releases show 10 handicapped job placements this week, including six veterans and two non veterans. The figures mark the largest single week total in recent months, with hiring activity centered in this area during the past week.
A historical note forecasts labor and industry peace amid wage trends and union power. The piece cites declines in strike activity since November and predicts cautious adjustment by unions facing profits and industrial change, with emphasis on shipping, textiles, and publishing sectors.
A fragmentary passage outlines three fundamental principles guiding governance. It argues for reducing government interference to expand private enterprise, increasing national production to raise prosperity, and preserving individual desires while promoting broader social goals. The text reflects general policy tensions of the era.
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