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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1946
Page
2
The Centerville borough council approved Daylight Saving Time last night with schools and most residents already observing it. The action clarifies local time practices and sets the plan for official observance by the town.
Police investigated the accidental shooting of Alfred Pratek, 23, of Buffalo, who was hit in the leg by a .22 rifle while showing friends near Brant where he works. The crowd also items for appliances, furniture, and local services. numerous community notices, bake sales, club meetings, and parish events appear across Meadville and surrounding towns.
President Truman, 62, will celebrate his birthday tomorrow. Close associates say he feels older but healthier, weighs about 170 pounds, walks before breakfast, swims with staff in the White House pool, and plans to work as usual. Last year he marked his 61st birthday by announcing Allied victory in Europe.
Studebaker Corporation today announced its new 1947 Champion and Commander models described by company president Paul G. Hoffman as the first genuine postwar automobiles. The styling highlights include lower bodies broader passenger compartments wider vision windows and fenders absorbed into the bodies The engineering feature is a new short two section propeller shaft replacing the conventional single member.
Wartime coal rationing may be reimposed if the dispute lingers. President Truman held a White House strike conference with Snyder Schwellenbach and Steelman as Congresses voices demanded limits on Lewis. Senator Lucas urged crime penalties for utilities strikes while talks continued between delegates and mine owners. Treasury report shows May 3 receipts at 91 million dollars with a large deficit and national debt. James Johnston, boxing manager famed in the sport, died at his New York home from a heart attack.
Senators and industry leaders pressed a bill to outlaw union royalty payments as miners face fuel shortages and idle machines. APL President William Green praised miners and warned against attacks, while memorial notices remember Robert J. Drake on his first anniversary.
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