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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1948
Page
4
The notice discusses postal rates for Corry and advertising deadlines, alongside a reflection on a UN Human Rights amendment in Paris. It notes that in the US and UK libel and slander suits exist while protecting free speech. The piece cites English law and press freedom concerns.
A Chrysler coupe driven by Alfred Brown of East South Street left the Oak Hill highway and struck a culvert, nearly killing Brown and companion. The car was wrecked and the passenger pant damaged. Other items note a Stanford Hose ball music by Pitt Collegians, a flower shop opening by Rowe, Mutual Telephone Co building plans, a Knights of Columbus dinner, and a discussion on press freedom and a high output of automatic can making machines.
A reader’s quiz lists ten questions on literature steel use anatomy a Medal of Honor edition Guy Fawkes Day state with no seacoast baseball commissioner of organizer baseball war damage insurance refunds and Koeglers in an indoor sport. It notes scoring bands from Genius to Poor and directs to the Classified Page for answers.
Airport engineers completed a four month survey recommending a $637 250 package for administration building work and runway strengthening at Port Erie. The plan, discussed with the Airport Advisory Commission council and airline reps, would be financed over two years by city state and federal funds. Local airport improvements are estimated at $176 503 with $100 087 from state funds and $60 000 from federal sources.
Nineteen year-old Paul Font of Nesmith street is detained at Warren General Hospital after a .22 caliber bullet pierced his lower abdomen from a pistol he handled. Font and three companions were near a cabin at Bear Run when the gun discharged at about 6 15 p m. Font was aided to the hospital by James Zock Bob Herdie and Edward Smuts as State Police investigate. The four youths were planning a hunting trip.
Christ's Ambassador's Rally will be held at the First Pentecostal Church 102 West Pleasant Street tomorrow evening at 730. Assemblies of God churches in the northwest section of Pennsylvania will participate with Rev A Hardt of Kang as speaker and Rev W Hrosh in charge. Delegates will provide vocal and instrumental music. the public is invited to attend this evangelistic service.
Jamestown November 9 Expansion starts at Chautauqua Institute with a $22 000 development of a 15 acre lakefront tract immediately north of the grounds. Gate House and a seawall are already under construction while street paving is planned next spring. Gerald Lynch treasurer notes 21 plots have been sold including all lake front property.
The G ol shuphy bo area held potential development since the last Allghist. a tract on the lakeside lay dormant until the purchase of the first jet last summer. Since then 19 individuals bought 21 pieces of property out of 46 marked for sale.
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