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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1949
Page
3
A police notice from Canada details a missing person inquiry. Authorities ask the public to provide any information about a person aged 26, with identifiers not fully readable due to OCR issues. The report stresses timely tips to aid search efforts.
March 29 local union members at Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company in Jamestown vow to strike April 1 if no contract by then. Local 507 president Lewis Fug cites overwhelming strike vote and past patterns, while company officials have not commented on contract demands including wage increases and job security. Union plans to widen shutdown to about 1,300 workers if needed, with 680 of them Dahlstrom employees.
Mire Myrterly, riding Sunday near Vames town, fell from a horse and suffered injuries to her back and chest. She was listed in fair condition this morning after treatment at the hospital. Mrs Ida Goodrich, 95, hospitalised following a Saturday night fall at home, was reported to be in fairly good condition.
Mayville officials report a probate hearing detailing a recluse Mary Butler's estate. Ancillary executors outlined cash, stocks, bonds, jewelry and real estate valued at hundreds of thousands, including 300000 in bonds and 15000 property in Portland. The estate actions are overseen by A Roy Perkins of Mayville and involve Miss Butler's long Akron residence and ties to New York assets.
A controversial public policy page highlights a House vote on a truck weight limit and linked taxes. The Senate labor committee plans Wednesday hearings on employment practices, worker benefits, and administration proposals amid party lines.
George John Kunz, aged 86, longtime resident of Cloverdale and Centerville, died at his daughter Mrs Ligud Hopkins home in Ham township at 6 20 pm yesterday after a long illness. He was a retired farmer and member of the Tihwvijle LOOF. Survived by his daughter and son Tkins three grandchildren and two great grandchildren, plus several brothers and a sister. The body to be taken to Hamme in Spanbury for funeral services Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Oliver Thomipsore GF Sparlansburg. Burial in Union Cemetery on Church Run road.
New Kensington police identified Howard Pirfer 23 of Unity, Harold Daueherty 18 of Pilcatnr, and Willant Waxbinger 18 of New Kensington RD 2 as defendants in connection with the theft of 12 parking meter lids.
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