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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1947
Page
1
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Senator Russell proposes Congress organize staff to analyze departmental needs for the next fiscal year beginning July 1 1948. He says current budgeting is like a grand jury hearing only agency claims and that a detailed staff analysis is needed to curb government expenditures and avoid working in the dark.
Morris Chapin longtime Union City merchant and local leader died suddenly shortly before 2 o clock. He suffered a heart attack and a physician was summoned as family and friends awaited the president budget discussions and tributes to a civic figure. Chapin, born July 25 1899 in Union City, led Chapin stores with his brother Norris, was active in church and fraternal groups, and is survived by wife Ranghild two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services are planned at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Vinton City.
Babson argues for lower taxes to spur investment and wage growth. He notes high taxation destroys capital and depresses the economy, urging Congress and the President to cut rates, increase production, and raise national income, with a continuation promised on Page Three.
James Pappas age 52 of Enki Main Street was held for the next term of Erie county sessions court after a hearing before Police Magistrate M S Cabbett on a male assault and battery charge. He pleaded not guilty through attorney J Dulani and was released on cash bail of 100 dollars. A second charge for indecent assault on a 12 year old girl arises from events when the child visited his home during a tag day sale.
In Hungary, Premier Deréke Nagy resigns while on vacation as Communist pressure intensifies. Major Dinnyes is named prime minister with plans for September elections. ministers for foreign affairs and other posts shift, amid claims of a police state drive and Russian veto rumors shaping the crisis.
Two Memorial Day crashes on Center Street and North Center Washington ended with five vehicles damaged. Police report driver Paul C Allen Youngsville sped through an intersection, struck Robert Desmond, pushed into Laverne Miller and hit a church bulletin board. Homer G Billard Carry R 0 4 rear ended Albert Magliarditi Truck after stopping at a light. Damages exceed $1400. no injuries. Chief John Flanigan said Allen may face citation for running the stop sign.
Mayor Fred Kinley calls for city stores to close for one hour at 3 30 p m on Monday to honor Morris E Chapin a respected businessman and active community leader whose sudden death has saddened the town
A free bus service will shuttle attendees to a local horse show from City Park starting at 11 AM with hourly departures until 1 PM and return trips after the event. Tickets cover dinner and entry, available from event sponsors and committee members at the grounds or Columbus Firemen.
Two Pennsylvania Railroad watchmen in Oil City retire today after long rail careers. E H McCarthy aged 70, West Maint Street, served 43 years including oil city shops and Garry crossing duties. Albino Del Battalonia of West Main Street had 40 years with Pennsy, working at West Washington Street and Garry area, previously near Buffalo and Brocton.
ALLENTOWN PA May 31 A 260000 fire damaged Muhlenberg College administration building. It was brought under control at 1 30 am after is discovered in the bell tower by night watchman Elmer Rey and Howard MacGregor college treasurer. Alumni and students formed a volunteer force to salvage records and equipment. About 410 diplomas were saved and the class of graduates will commence Monday. Two students were overcome by smoke.
Memorial Day services in the City Paris featured speaker urging preparedness for war and national defense. A bitter wind and chill muted crowds as veterans from World War II led a parade along West Washington, culminating in City Park. Units included VFW and American Legion posts, the State Guard, National Guard enlistees, school bands, and community groups with a full ceremonial program.
Police report a Route 6 crash near Union City left two injured and one driver arrested for reckless driving. Bedworld A Montgomery of Niagara Falls drove west into a truck driven by Ralph Albert Waterford, causing minor truck damage and significant front car damage.
Washington May 1. News on coal contract talks shows a breakdown as operators representing about 5 percent of the bituminous industry resisted new wage demand. Ezra Van Hor was cited as the spokesperson for the operators. Negotiations adjourned with little progress and questions about the cause of the stalemate remain.
A 19 year old driver from Voyry R D 1 Corry died almost instantly when his car plunged from Stewart Road into a 16 foot ravine about two miles southwest of Corry on a Thursday afternoon. He was returning home from a meeting with the State Highway Department in Concord Township. The death appeared to be from a heart attack though the body was crushed in the chest by the fall. His brother Jay was with him but rescue was slow and police took the case under advisement. no inquest will be held. A passerby, William Allen, aided the brothers after the wreck.
The Office of Rent Controls said landlords may raise rents to 85 a month after spending 4000 on dwelling improvements, a change effective tomorrow. The increase reflects rising construction costs and ends December 1946 limits.
A potential one cent gasoline price cut surfaced as the state tax details linger. Dealers report no clear pass-through to consumers yet, with many awaiting official action and noting current prices include a four cent state tax and a one half cent federal tax.
A survey indicates the City Streets Department may be investigated at the Mish Yesular June session next Monday night. Council members alleged prior malpractices including use of city vehicles for nonwork trips and disposal of salvage from Clean–Up Day, with an employee suspension hinted.
Jean Utegg, four, of Columbus, is in fair condition at Corry Hospital after she tripped over an extension cord causing a hot plate to spill scalding water on her. She sustained first and second degree burns to the body. treated by Dr. J Guy Butters.
A string of air disasters worldwide pushes the toll to at least 109 in 24 hours. In the US a Maryland crash and a LaGuardia landing follow a 53 death tally, with Iceland wreckage and other incidents inflating total losses. The disasters hit 924 lives since January 1.
A chaotic, error laden report details a multi nationair disaster spree. It notes a four engine airliner crash near Port Deposit Maryland killing 53 aboard and cites other fatal crashes in New York, Alaska Iceland and the Netherlands. It lists victims including women and children and mentions dreadfully high casualties across many incidents.
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