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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1946
Page
2
Jamestown reports a sweeping rise in show attendance as registrations surpassed 2 900 with hopes of over 3 000 by closing. Market officials note visitors waned on Friday after peak days, citing the strong turnout compared to the 1 800 registered at the Fall 1944 event.
Milton L. Tenenbaum appealed to the county court for reversal of a verdict by Alderman John S. Curtis fining him $10 and costs for allegedly disobeying a police officer. He was cited for double parking, placed under $600 bail, and denied use of a telephone to poise money. appeal filed by Attorney Grant Walker.
John McCaughey 32 a former IRA adjutant general died after a 23 day hunger strike in Maryborough prison Dublin. In Belfast another hunger striker David Fleming was in weak condition as his fast neared 60 days. McCaughey was sentenced to death in 1941 for kidnapping and assault. the sentence was commuted to life after a clemency appeal.
Corry store manager Robert AW Bumbaugh will travel to Pittsburgh for the G C Murphy Company Veterans Club annual reunion at the William Penn Hotel. About 400 longtime Murphy employees will join a day of business, entertainment, and initiation activities led by A C Sherrick with Kells chairing the initiation and W Shaw welcoming. KDKA artists will entertain and P T Sample will speak on “What Makes Us Tick” after a banquet and officer installation in the Urban Room.
The Office of Defense Transportation kept rail shipments embargoed except for essentials as talks continued. President Truman urged swift action on labor disputes while UMW leaders framed the truce as a step toward a permanent contract. Royalty payments and a health fund featured in the bargaining, with observers questioning sincerity versus political pressure.
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