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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1949
Page
3
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Kane reports indicate the Route 6 continuation project near Kane may extend past October 31. Weather and thawed ground have slowed progress, with detours from Sheffield to Kane and Morrison to King nearby. work planned from the west end toward Erie, delaying the lift of detours until late October. Irene Dunne honored by Notre Dame for outstanding contribution to American Catholic life.
Erie skipper Javabsen wins this year’s Ciene Herman trophy guiding his ship up the St. Marys River to the event locks at Saul Bie Marin. The electric ship’s date line, annual award, honors the first craft to reach the locks. Crowds cheer as cigars are passed ashore and Cleveland’s Huckeye Steamilup Co. shows its pride in the victory over other ships from Great Lakes ports.
Mrs nesenrhuth Whiteley fifty wife of George H Whiteley died at 1 10 today at her residence in B D Waterford Le Baul township She is survived by her husband one brother Paul Wal Aron of Spring Creek and several canting She was a member of the New Ireland Evangelical United Beethven Church and Union City Grange a former school teacher in county and Tre city elementary schools She will be buried in Waterford Cemetery after services at Levine Funeral Home Cambridge SpI and Neydraland Church with Rev J A Cirkan
Iran demands release of trapped Traian soldiers after Soviet detentions. Officials say Tran military leaders protested to Soviet authorities. Negotiations reportedly ongoing for prisoner return and potential indemnity.
Rev RF Armitage officiated at the funeral service for Mrs Martha Wilcox at the Rigi Methodist Church. Interment followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. Attendees included Theodore Vanderhoof, Jon Park, Vincent Sexton, Kenneth Vernore, Richard Lewis, Marvin McQray, Harry Proctor, and Raymon Curstutler, plus many local relatives from Vandergrt, Cleveland, Spring Creek, and Johnstown.
Memorial service for Mrs Nina Wise held at Bracken-Keathly Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert L Boyd presiding. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Relatives Maurice Lilley Roger Lilley Clifford McCloskey and others attended from nearby towns and states. attendance list includes Har dly Wise and Mr and Mrs Muth Briggs among many others.
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on March 28 attorney Jerold Murphy says a 14 year old boy confessed to killing Michael Stribel aged 2 by wrangling last Wednesday.
Authorities found a baby’s body wrapped in a sack near the Erie railroad yard. Detectives said the infant was killed and hidden, with conditions described as brutal. Investigators reported the discovery followed a tip and named several persons of interest in the case.
Jamestown Airport runway project progresses with spur work extending aprons and taxiways. Officials cite planned extensions to support increased traffic and potential future expansions. permits and coordination with local authorities feature in ongoing site planning for May construction windows.
A garbled report outlines expected formal approval for a covert US installation project. It notes actions by the CAA and prior efforts, with anticipated go ahead signals and associated preparations. The fragment mentions civic or city involvement and potential security or technical considerations.
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