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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
6
On March 29 Mary Ivan tried to enter her neighbor’s apartment at 347 East Third Street. The neighbor Arthur Jan Ko fired three shots through the door wounding her left forearm and chest area. Ivan, mother of three, was hospitalized in fair condition. The shooter is held on an open charge.
Fire department responded to a large grass fire in the 900 block south of East Satin Street. The blaze spread over a wide area but, despite the flames, no buildings were threatened. The lot is owned by Harley Hall.
The Rt. Rev. William T. Manning, serving New York as Episcopal bishop for 25 years, will retire and resign in December.
On Thursday Judge Laub sentenced Kenneth Young a 17 year old colored youth for breaking into the Ora Pierce gas station in North Fast, stealing a revolver, pennies and stamps. Young claimed school avoidance caused his troubles. The court ordered placement at White Hill industrial school. Harald Parker, 21, admitted morals offense and was ordered to pay hospital expenses and five dollars per week until the age of sixteen.
Joseph Arman 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Arnone, remained in fair condition at General Hospital after his right leg was amputated following an accident on Hazzard street involving a wheel and a heavy city sweeping machine. Community church notices: Wayne Valley United Brethren in Christ Church announces Sunday School at 10 AM, Morning Worship at 11 AM with sermon "The Wells for Salvation," Christian Endeavor at 7:30 PM led by George Mulvin Jr., Evening Worship at 7:15 PM, and midweek prayer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mailvin studying Hebrews chapter two.
Mildred Gillars, a 48 year old Conneaut native known as Axis Sally, is reported under arrest in Berlin on a charge related to allegiance. Authorities note she left the United States for Germany in 1934 and worked in Berlin broadcasting before the war.
Herschel P. Nunn of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston spoke on Christian Science at Park Street edifice. Attendance included locals from nearby towns. a fuller report will appear in Saturday's Journal.
Erie Superintendent Herman Grose announced the Erie school district will nearly double state appropriations under a new state law. Estimated reimbursement for the current year to the next budget year rises to about 625 000 dollars from 235 000, driven by mandated salary increases and reduced real estate tax reliance.
A U S Marine private staged a yen scam in Yokohama with a Japanese woman. Captain Carter and Pfo. Earl L. Brown pursued the hoax, recovered most funds, and captured the pair at a resort hotel after a tip from a hotel maid.
The Soviet delegation with Gromyko and adviser Borla Stein left the United Nations conference room after a late decision not to join the council discussion on the Tranton question. President Cruman said he backs Secretary Byrnes on a constructive solution but opposes Russia's withdrawal to weaken the council.
In a draft for council submission, Byres and allies seek clarity on why Russia’s assurances of troop withdrawal from Tran are unsatisfactory to Iran and what negotiations are ongoing between Russia and Tran, regardless of final wording.
The sponsors planned to push the council to ask the Russian and Iranian governments for answers over the weekend. The key question was whether Russia would respond, since Gromyko said his government would not be ready for tranian discussions before April 10. The hope was Moscow would see written answers as not participating in the discussion.
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