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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1946

Page

6

Paragraf notes wild break-in and local aid figures

A fragmentary report describes youths breaking into a park building near Columbus and possibly stealing items while a nearby Scout building stored gear. Separate data from the Public Assistance office lists 4,176 county residents on aid, with 1,042 general aid, 1,080 old age pensions, 1,240 dependent children, and 251 blind pensions. monthly grants total $94,024.06. Additional notes cover a Bremerton naval discharge, a Corry grocer vacating his store, lawn care advice, aurora borealis sightings, and a 1946 New York trout season opening dated in Albany.

Ues Bellment Tounby

Evening work hour aid for industrial dispute workers

The evening hour for operation was set to assist workers involved in the Erle disputes who could not reach the office during normal hours. The Crystal Ice and Coal Company received a new 2 ton Chevrolet truck from Thomas Motors for servicing coal customers. Archie Drake appeared before Magistrate Gordon and pled guilty to assault and battery on Leon Croker of Columbus avenue, paying a $10 fine plus costs for the Saturday afternoon incident.

Thas Erle Crystal Ice and Coal Company Thomas Motors Gordon Archie Drake Leon Croker Columbus Avenue Croker

Dr G Schlindwein Dies Erie Doctor Catholic Leader

Funeral services for Dr. William Schlindwein, noted Erie physician and Catholic layman, were held after his death on Tuesday. Absolution and Latin psalms were led by Bishop John Mark Gannon at St Peters Cathedral. Clergy from multiple parishes attended, with pallbearers named and interment at Calvary Cemetery.

Shir Marth G. William Schlindwein Erie Ebruguer St. Peter's John Mark Gannon Bhysleien Stephan Cauley Francis A. Bobas[fewski S. KE. Neidbalski Theodore Fred‘rick Robert Weinheimer Carl Steigerwald William Moriarity William McLeod Calvary Cemetery Aaa

Jamesstown to Get 140 Housing Units

Jamestown leaders move to select city owned sites with utilities as Governor Dewey weighs allocating 140 dwelling units to ease the housing shortage. Public housing will use reconstructed barracks to form separate homes similar to the 50 promised by the Federal Public Housing Authority.

Jamestown Samuel A. Stroth Beng Thomas Dewey John W. Wheelhouse Albany Federal Public Housing Authority

Dentist proposes seven and a half cent coin idea

Dr J Rice Gibbs, a New York dentist and part time inventor, suggests a seven and a half cent coin to help subway fare costs. He notes moves to raise fares and claims riders would save about 100,000 dollars yearly if such a coin circulated, with a design featuring a famous photo on one side and a large 745 on the other for the visually impaired.

Arlene Wolf Mes AP Newsfeatures New York J. Rice Gibbs Gibbs Joe Rosenthal Gunns Mas Witten Congression Committee On Banking and Currency Jarle

Accident Victim Low Dead Driver Blamed

In a two car collision on Peach Street near the city limits Friday evening, William A. McKellop, 24, a Kearsarge sailor, was fatally injured and later listed in very poor condition. Coroner Warren W. Wood exonerated Charles M. Preston of Hollyboro, finding McKellop responsible for his own death.

Erus Muren Xonert Maurer Peach Street Ity William A. McKellop Kearsarge SL. Vincent's Hospital Warren W. Wood Erie Charles M. Preston R. DB. 1 Hollyboro

Warn Cafes and Clubs Over Daylight Saving Time

Gate owners and club operators warned by the Liquor Control Board not to gain an extra hour of business during the time change. The board ruled retail taprooms follow standard hours from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. except Saturday, when midnight closing is required. When daylight saving takes effect, hours shift to 6 a.m. to 1 a.m., and licensees choosing late changes must avoid illegal openings.

Liquor Gontrol Board Hin Howe Lcensees

How to check vacuum brush bristle length

Instructions explain testing bristle length by laying a card across the nozzle to see if bristles contact the card and carpet. If too short, adjust the brush via a pin, slot mechanism, or flat screws at the ends of the brush to restore cleaning effectiveness.

Murray Steps Into Middle Of UAW War

Fire rages through a town business district damaging Mitchell Hardware Sloan’s Drug and Dr. Paul’s dental offices near the post office. No injuries reported as 150 firefighters from multiple towns battle the blaze, saving other buildings while the Long store is lost and the bank building suffers extensive damage.

Emil Abner Emmenton Department Summonme Knox Clarion Eau Clatres Ohicora Parkers Landing Franklim Chintonville Buller OM City Leowivol Niemen

Red Cross Aids Claim Filing And Immediate Cash Needs

The speaker seeks essential guidance and financial help while awaiting benefits and is directed to the local Red Cross for answers, filing assistance, and ready cash until aid begins. The message emphasizes community Red Cross support as a primary resource.

The Red Cross Your

Fragmented OCR note on rule and practice topics

Fragmentary text discusses rules and other dependent care by phrase about practice and her place. The unreadable lines hamper locating clear persons or events.

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