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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1946

Page

3

Derbytainted Spring Dances Notables and Local Notices

Local notes report Charles Olds admiring yellow blooms in West Congress Street display while Junior High Sting Ensemble members perform at Girard Spring Festival. Fire on Wesb Smith Street causes minor brush damage. Roy Hotelling’s haircut interrupted by alarm. Union painters strike in Jamestown seeking $1.35 hourly wage. Corry area beer shortages worsen as cafes limit sales. U.S. Agriculture aide seeks workers for currant and gooseberry control near state pine plantings. OPA friction noted as veteran attorney resigns. Rotary district conference set for Slippery Rock with Nicholas Anteroff speaker. Kane prom sparks hotel lockdown. later, Pennsy outlines troop train move plans and new Pullman cars pending. Weather: cool with showers through early May. Erie courthouse grants eleven divorces. Corry case noted for cruelty.

Erie Officials Check Meters in Other Cities

Erie Traffic Captain William J. McDonald reported a May visit to Meadville Titusville Franklin and Oil City to study how meters are managed and deliveries are handled. Police Chief George J. Christoph accompanied him as they observed merchant and motorist use of paid meter space during deliveries.

Erie Meadvile Titusville Franklin Oil City William J. McDonald McDonald George J. Christoph

Fire damages store and village hall. four buildings burned

May 4 Celoron reports a fire starting in a storage building behind Quality Cash Store spread to Oliver Hanson store, garage owned by Arthur Turnquist, and a dwelling rear, plus scorched Village Hall. Damage estimated at 4300 dollars with partial insurance. Fireman Joseph Venus treated for a nail injury. roof collapse caused timber strikes but no serious injuries.

Celoron Joseph Venus Quality Cash Store Marie Shyder Edward Bulman Turn ‘Quist

Strike paralysis grips nation as talks stall at mines

Washington adops curtailed lighting and other cities follow in action amid ongoing mine strike. Edward McGrady and Paul Fuller report little progress as John L. Lewis and mine owners resist concessions. Lewis smiles and quotes a line about those who serve by waiting.

Evutimueu Washington Hans Edward F. McGrady Paul W. Fuller J Teportersey John L. Lewis Hig United Mine Workers Wion Formattow McGrady Fuller Lewis

Bowles Sees Possible Food Rationing If Needed

Washington May 4 Associated Press Bowles said America would accept food rationing if required by worsening famine. He noted no immediate need, citing a rich country with ample supplies, but warned Americans would support rationing if disaster forced it. Truman echoed similar cautions, while officials said no rationing plans or printing of books exist at present.

Associated Press Washington Bowles America Ihreeommie Istabilizer Truman OPA Sericultural Department Una Actul

Nine year old robs cottages near Mayville

A 9 year old Mayville boy was taken into custody by the sheriff's department after he reportedly admitted breaking into five cottages along Chautauqua Lake between Mayville and Lighthouse Point.

Mayville Sheriff's Department Chautauqua Lake Lighthouse Point

Britain France Will Withdraw From Levant Scene

May 4 report from New York notes Britain and France plan withdrawals from Levantine presence, with council discussion on the move. Mention of Soviet troop positions, March 2 treaty, and Iran troop timing by May 6. Also covers Spain extradition dispute in Belgium and a Belgian minister's remarks.

Associated Press NCW York Nissons Security Council France Brijale Syria Lebanon Russia Iran Council Britain Frst Franva Tyeanne Grelle Rexist Pastis Paul Miemmi Spaake Connel Spain

Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Events

May day social plans at the Spring Creek community building include a mother and daughter bake sale. Local residents and visitors mingle through weekend trips to Erie Warren and Buffalo, with church services noted and relatives visiting from Pittshaven and Rochester. Summons arrive for Waldo Ress in Moscow on an alleged offense, while embassy staffers prepare for a possible transfer.

Spring Creek Dai Iywell Eldred Clete Koester Kaltlen Koester’ Huber W. L. Henry Barry F. Johnson Brie Lownshuly Maurilys Avinodarkhane Chiylow A. Damon Erie Lois Bickler Mir Louis Markham Bobby Jia My Marilyn Datlvon Tccompan Williée B. Sickler Doris Sickler California Mayard Roy L. Lille Onion Bay Richard P. Greeley Banana River Pla Pawl C. Mason Ladies Aid Society Kenneth Andrews East Branch Wit Federated Church Fig TL. A. Hovey Pittshaven Baith Dopaldson Hovey Carnegie Tlingis Steel Corp Florence Waite Jameson Hospital New Caste Lois Stekler Columbus Robert H. Damon B. P. Pott Spont Werinesday Clough Willian Wodarsky Union Town C. Deming al D. Matteson George Warren Ann. Ween T He Corry Hospital U. S Moscow Waldo Ress Hollywood Calif United States Uday Ya Wip OH Nome

Mrs Walter Bishop Buried at Ashtabula

The funeral service for Mrs Walter L. Bishop was held at 10:40 AM at the Byen-Keating Funeral Home with Wilmer Hoffer presiding. Interment followed in the family lot at Chestnut Grove Cemetery in Ashtabula. Attending lines list several friends and relatives from Edinborn Erle Carinseragi and nearby areas.

Walter L. Bishop Byen-Keating Furer Pey Wilmer Hoffer George Roof F. W. Deve Norman Gleason William Jonson Chestnu Grove Cemetery Ashtabula Moris Upperman Edinborn Arlent Waldron Dorothy Waldean Henry Edwards William Jonason Willis Stone Villane Leonard Smith Charles Lewis Erle Jonnie Bilt E. Fi. Rarl Carinseragi

MacArthur bars Ichiro Hatoyama from office in Tokyo

General MacArthur disqualified Ichiro Hatoyama, once a fascist propaganda figure, from holding any office in Japan. The act follows a two week political deadlock and prompts further confusion in post election affairs. Premier Shidehara’s cabinet faces a sharp rebuke for neglect of duty.

Tokyo Maia Actiur Ichiro Hatoyana Japan Macarthur Shidehirs

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Charles Olds Congress Strees Eigh Sting H. Lynn Rice Hubert Heerlen Girard Battles Memorial School Wesb Smith Street Rhodes Garage A. H. Devereaux Charber Roy Hotelling Jamestown Isilate Umion Corry Libs M. J.debirt U. S. Department of Agriculture Brookville Warren Harry M. Young Chautaugne County Hos Pennsylvania Chain Store Council Loyal D. Odhner Corry Gordon Munn Kane Munn Caiming Rotary International Slippery Rock Walter Hess Kane High School Kane- Fenn Harry J. Poley Pennsy Philadelviia Elmer L. Evans Jayne Conover Glare Conover Union City Eisenmans Your Florists North Center Street Artena’s Beauty Shop Arran Shamburg News & Sport England Wilcox Grocery Your Home East Main Street Pascal Celety Texas NBC Sony Heiman Walter Bishop Ichiro Hatoyama Clearfield Sayramusa Nels Jems Stewart’s Hat Shop Ade Lanston‘s South Center St Dial
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