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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1946

Page

3

May Milk Price Set At 3.82 With 0.50 Subsidy In May

Dr. J Blanford of the New York Metropolitan Milk Marketing Area forecast a uniform May price of 3.82 per hundredweight for milk deliveries with a minimum daily subsidy of 0.50. The May 1946 output is slated at 445 million pounds from about 47 500 producers, with total dairyman income expected near 24.87 million from the deliveries, premiums, and subsidies.

New York J. Blanford New York Metropolitan Ares Dalymen Tate Blanford Cornell University

Two Erie Men Plead Innocent in Federal Sugar Case

Ten defendants pleaded innocent before Judge Emerich B. Freed in Cleveland on illegal sugar operations charges. Erie men Leo Wardenga and Morris Firman received bonds of 3000 and 1500 respectively and await trial dates. The case alleges obtaining unrationed sugar from Cleveland firms and moving it to Erie. Coyotes dominate examined livestock diets, with US Fish and Wildlife Service reporting over eight thousand stomachs analyzed.

Erie Cleveland Emerich B. Freed Leo Wardenga Morris Firman Firman United States Fish and Wildlife Service

Move To Make Uniform Charges Of Fees In County Offices

Auditor General G. Harold Wagner announced a statewide survey shows wide variance among 67 county prothonotaries on taxing legal instruments filed in county offices. The aim is a uniform system, with Justice Department input, covering which instruments are taxable and providing lists of taxable and non taxable items.

Harmenurs G. Harold Wagner Department of Justice Wagner Justice Department Commonwealth

Bear Lake council honors service members and cleanup day announced

Bear Lake council places Honor Roll naming 24 local service members from Bear Lake with one gold star for Leo Perkins. Cleanup day set for June 12 with bags ready along roadsides for truck pickup. Lilac Rebekah Lodge initiates seven Lottsville candidates and thanks Stella Rebekah Lodge for a well conducted degree ceremony with refreshments and praise.

Bear Lake Arthur Ayling Corry Guy Cornish Jennine Jordan Wickliffe United States Leo Perkins U. S. Navy Bear Lab Lilac Rebekah Lodge No. 250 Lottsville Stella Rebekah Lodge Bekah Lodge

Rev Harris Receives Honorary Doctorate at Lebanon Valley

Rev H Ray Harris pastor of the United Brethren Church received an honorary Doctor of Divinity at Lebanon Valley College 77th commencement. He is a college graduate and was among several honored during the week’s ceremonies as Rev and Mrs Harris spent the week at the college near Annville Pa and planned to return home tomorrow night.

Harris H. Ray Harris United Brethren Church Lebanon Valley College Corry Lebanon College Annville

England Plans Bread Rationing Debated in Commons

May 31 London Herbert Marriton lord president of the council told the House of Commons Britain was preparing a system of bread rationing for emergency use and called the world food situation the black days of Dunkerque. Churchill criticized the Labor government for its food administration and questioned Sir Ben Smith’s resignation while noting food supplies from abroad.

Associated Press London Herbert Marriton Council House of Commons Today Britain Winston Churchill Labor Ben Smith Germany Iron Curtain Churchill

Memorial Day Observed at Corry Park With Veterans

Memorial Day activities in Corry featured Mayor Kinley and Rev. P. A. Galbreath with representatives from Boy Scout troops, the No-Bar Riding Club, Elks, VFW, American Legion, Auxiliary groups, Navy Mothers, and other organizations. The Senior High Band opened the program with The Thunder and The Star Spangled Banner, followed by an address by Col. Houghton on the day’s significance and the nation’s war veterans. The ceremony concluded with Taps, benediction, and a three-piece final set by the high school band.

Houghton Kinley P. A. Galbreath Boy Scouts Git Drum and Bugle Corps Archie W. Thompson Post Corrylodge of Elks Italian American Association Mary Jean Suiti- Yim H. Lynn Rice P. A. Galbresth J. Fred Kinley My Buddy Charles Lyons Bracken Clyde D. Wilcox Post Cleveland Brown William May Elmer C. Carrier Post American Legion Frank Shmder Frank Graving Archie W.thompson Charles P. Keating Aussilary W. E. Lethman Women's Relief Corps Kirk Brown Navy Katherine Watt Corty Veterans’ Council Frante Gravino Legion Auxiliary Ralph 8. Dewey Cal. Houghton Wibule Col. Houghton Bdear Guest Wilma Lowe Gol. Fehrman Army Alr Corps Auchors

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