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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
4
The Corry Journal lists advertising representatives and offices in Detroit New York and Philadelphia. It notes Associated Press rights and mail subscription prices 7.00 yearly 3.00 in advance with a 24 cent weekly rate. Display ad deadline is 9 a.m. before the publication date.
A regional approach to peace and security is debated under UN Charter Article 62 and 51. Proponents see regional actions limited by geography while opponents fear a regional pact on par with the UN. Greece and Turkey are cited amid Cold War tensions as examples in the North Atlantic context.
Thompson, 22, of this city, surrendered to a prison chaplain five hours after escaping Rockview state penitentiary near Bellefonte. He faces an escape charge and will be arraigned today. He was serving two to four years for burglary in Venango County. Police and prison bloodhounds aided the search by law enforcement.
A fragmented discussion argues the Atlantic lands threatened by communism span beyond national borders. It recalls the Monroe Doctrine as regional policy, noted as historically tied to League of Nations understandings, while contrasting distances from Florida to South America and New York to Africa.
Health officer Mitton R Trpton reports a sharp drop in contagious diseases in the city after a peak. Gerry saw more cases in January and Pebrusky than all of 1928. Mrs Carrié Palmer of West Wayne street injures in a car crash caused by a hole. she strains back muscles. Ralph Perkins defeats Milt Zaleneck 100 to 8 to reach billiards finals and will face next week’s Long Mountain winner. New signs planned by A L Reed and J A Lanston stores aim to curb mischief and brighten commerce. An Essex coach’s stolen bicycle was found abandoned on Markel street. A man's necktie is about 300 years old.
A period style puzzle asks ten multiple choice and fill in the blank questions about justice Holmes poetry a car price cut from 1949 a bird nicknamed a kling of bires a grammar correction at least one treason case a hospital inmate poet prize a dog breeding impact a FDA warning on cyanide substitutes and a mythic lumberjack figure from American folklore. prompts readers to check the classified page for answers and to track their monthly average score.
Harrisburg March 30 final action nears in Senate on legislation to extend the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Erie. The measure would authorize immediate construction of a toll road linking Erie with the western Turnpike, with the connecting point to be set by the Turnpike Commission. Financing difficulties may delay actual start. The bills are led by Senators Blass Tihany Doehla and Meadville area representatives.
Warren police report a newly purchased Kinzua fire truck sustained about 8400 in damage after a vehicle driven by Robert G. Presher Junior crossed into its lane striking and pushing the fire apparatus into the side of a car. The incident occurred Monday night during a sudden swerve as Presher followed another vehicle.
Copenhagen reports the death of Prince Harald elder son of King Frederic the ex of Desmarle and brother of King Haakon VII of Norway. He died last night at age seven after a brief illness, leaving the Danish royal family in mourning.
Beatrice Thomim of Erie was bound over for county court on charges of aggravated assault and mayhem after an alleged meat cleaver attack on Beatrice Smith. Also mentioned is Aldepan Willian Heisler and a 20 day county jail sentence for a disorderly conduct charge.
Economist Roger Babson warned a civic club in Winter Haven that a mild recession is ahead until 1953. He urged business to prepare for competition, live on hand to mouth funds, reduce debt, cut expenses, and hoard cash while relying on subsidies, pensions, and high bank deposits as cushions.
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