Nop ipline regulation tops recent year report
A fragmented OCR item notes regulation efforts and top actions of the year. It mentions agency focus and policy aims with limited readable specifics and several unclear names.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1948
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item notes regulation efforts and top actions of the year. It mentions agency focus and policy aims with limited readable specifics and several unclear names.
Two Union City youths Arthur Clayton 19 and James Patinen 24 were arrested after confessing to stealing 30 car batteries from the Independent Tron and Metal Co yard. Bail set at 800 dollars each. arraigned before Alderman George Brabender.
May 10 Navy reports Jet fighters from Fight Squadron 17 A 16 completed carrier landing tests off Saipan and near Block Island qualifying as an operational unit. Squadron Commander Ralph A Fuass died after a crash during maneuvers with his jet aircraft near Quonset.
Mrs. Louisa Hover aged 82 mother of Mrs. Harold Armitage of this city died at her Barnes Baynes home after a ten day illness. Born July 1 1805 in Pleasant Pennsylvania she spent much of her life at Barnes. Surviving Myra Titus Bert Hover Walter Hover and Mrs Harold Armitage four grandchildren six step grandchildren and other relatives. Friends may call at the Hover home Barnes and funeral services Wednesday at 2 with interment in Barnes Cemetery.
Unidentified Erie men aiding in capture of two Philadelphia youths sought for questioning in a hammer murder in Philadelphia. Papy and Hesselman, arrested near Mayburg, carried a pistol. a wrecked car and route patrol led to the tip. A separate fire at Barkley Planing Mill caused about 50 000 dollars in damage.
Norman Thomas, facing repeated presidential bids, said he would campaign vigorously to advance socialist ideals rather than focus on votes. The Socialist party’s 26th national convention in Reading concluded with Thomas's sixth nomination and an endorsement of his broad national outreach.
Detroit May 8 The United Auto Workers threaten a walkout at Chrysler amid wage disputes. UAW demands include a 30 cent an hour step increase and other cost of living adjustments, while Chrysler has offered and withdrawn proposals during tense bargaining.
An Army investigator and a German policeman were found shot and stabbed in a buried car in Munich. A 18-year-old German prisoner who was being transported is sought in the double killing. The Army's Criminal Investigation Department named fugitive Wilfred Hela as a suspect.
Two Jamestown men Clare Brinden decker and Harry Simmons were each fined 1000 for involvement in a state wide lottery scheme. Police raided 26 others including Samuel Baker of Niskayuna who faced 10000 and other defendants with fines up to 5000.
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