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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1946

Page

6

Westfield tragedies and local notices in Spartansburg area

Jamestown March 26 report of weekend accidents across the county with one fatality. A 11-year-old Westfield man died after being struck by a car. A separate collision on a rail bridge sent several to hospital. a 18-year-old from Yankee Bush was pinned under a truck. Coroner ruled accidental death for Carl Titus 71, of Route 20 near Westfield. Community notices include church events, club meetings, and a final appeal for Red Cross donations posted for Sparta and surrounding towns.

Jamestown Westfield Carl Titus Route 20 Westfield Barracks Titus Clarence W. Coan Bracton About William Crandall Coan Dunham Avenue Geloron Tuck Merle Coinoaigh Robert Edwards Samuel Salapek R. D. i. Warren Colling Anthony Milioto General Hospital Arthur Knisley Yankee Bush Spartansburg, Maren Lnd Morton Rebekah Lodge Stanley Brush Conor Clayton Patchen 500 Club Vernal Torrey Friendly Neighbors Club Grange Warren Troybo~ders Prank Firth Sr Erie Richard Barley Linesyie D. D. Stranahan Willis Northrop Frank Pittl Vern Squires Dean N. Y Edward Grey Johnstown Lemison Wirt Ingram Phyllis Smidm Cochran Corry Thomas Edwards Cottage Hill Walter Beitr Wirt Ingrant Floyd Doolittle Sand Union City Clarence Smith Fred Pratt Fred Penth Frank Sor Meadville Ray Ehrhert Eloise Sparta May Edward Allen Rome Frank Allen Claude Blanchard E. F Ingram Troy Margaret Ingram Mary Palmer New Castle

State Police Define Safety as Freedom From Danger

The State Police describe safety as freedom from danger on highways and a state of mind requiring drivers and pedestrians to condition their thinking for safe operation and personal responsibility on the road.

Denaturing Plutonium Could Halt Bomb-Making

Washington reports scientists may render plutonium useless for explosive devices while preserving its use for peaceful power. Dean Acheson relayed a study proposing international licensing of fissionable materials, but senators cautioned that practical steps and safeguards remain far off.

Associated Press Washington Senate Gronute Dean Acheson Achesor Nagasaki

Slush Hazard Weakens Ice Despite Low Temperatures

A melted slush layer on ice creates a double hazard by thinning the ice and delaying refreezing even at very low temperatures. The slush can be consumed by the ice and compromise surface strength, posing danger for skaters and workers alike.

Dunxsutawney Water Co appeals to Pennsylvania Supreme Court

The Dunxsutawney Water Company appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for reinstatement of an injunction to prevent strip mining in a watershed supplying part of its water. The suit named Joseph Saricks trading as the Lee Hollow Coal Co and others including landowners in Bell township and Homle Cond Co Philipsburg, alleging mine water drainage would damage pipes and pollute Cloven Run.

Fttone Pittsburgh Dunxsubmoney Water Company Pennsylvania Supreme Court Ditais Joseph Saricks Lee Holtow Coal Co Paul Duff W. C. and Clay Sheesley Bell Township Clearfield County Homle Cond Co Philipsburg Corporation Cloven Run

Arbiters Deliberate Duquesne Light Dispute Ruling Soon

March 26 Pittsburgh arbiters in the Duquesne Light Co dispute began deliberations after closing arguments. Nicholas Jakovic presented cost of living statistics, while union president George L Mueller testified to higher cost increases, as the power company and employee association await the decision due by March 30.

Fuarlier George L. Mueller

Fate of Doolittle men revealed in Shanghai

In Shanghai on March 246 a U S Army trial commission visited a cemetery where three Doolittle airmen were executed by Japanese. The bodies of two airmen killed in a 1942 crash were identified by Capt. Obasa J. Nielsen, sole survivor of a B 2 crash, as Sgt. Donald E. Fitzmarmce and Sgt. William J. Dieter. An Army graves team located the graves. plane pilot Lt. Dean Hallmark of Dallas was among the executed.

Shanghai Blenke Tadahiro Hayama 13Th Army Kiangwan Obasa J. Nielsen Hyrum Utah Ching Coast Tokyo , Witd Donald Edgar Fitzmamice William J- Dieter Nielsen Dean Hallmark Dallas

Corry and Syracuse Basketball Figures Tangle in Unclear Draft

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Corry, Waskettal, Oba Ae-1 and Syracuse, with references to Bingham and a new tour. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome. Names appear but details are too unreadable to determine specifics or context.

Corry Waskettal America Syracuse Bingham Piott Mingin

Fragmentary sports note hints at 0.50 seconds speed result

A partial OCR sports snippet mentions a 0.50 time and a seat or event. The legible items include a terse reference to speed and a possible athletic context, but key names, places, and full details are missing.

Local teams open with pivotal Jenven playmakers

Local teams begin season with standout Jenven players fueling early offense and strong defense. Coaches highlight cohesion and adapting tactics as squads face opening challenges and seek early wins.

Milninger t ag on Ape Zalph Kine Cox, to mr din his Pit

Milninger t ag on Ape Zalph Kine Cox, to mr din his Pit. Kinar in th Bue.

Milninger Zalph

Incoherent OCR Fragment From Unknown Source

Fragmentary text shows garbled words and names. No coherent event or entities can be identified for a factual card.

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