15 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1945
Page
1
Fragmented OCR combines probate notice mentions with a disjointed stock market roundup. It references an administrator and an estate, names like Mary, Atteley, and Whiteley, plus various cattle prices and agricultural items, but the legible facts are minimal and unclear.
Jury of twelve plus two alternates chosen in the Bromley murder case with opening statements anticipated this afternoon. District Attorney Lani expected to outline the state’s case, witnesses from Erie city include Chief Finnigan and Aero Supply staff along with several local residents.
An Associated Press led bulletin reports 275000 workers nationwide, a strike by over 7000 telephone operators in Chicago and 10 nearby communities disrupted service amid a breakdown in international communications. It also notes Japan’s war reparations debate and mentions 180 interned Japanese to depart Bedford Springs Motel today as part of a repatriation flight.
The United States and France weigh how to administer occupied Germany amid proposals for direct control of the Ruhr and Rhineland. President Truman and Secretary Byrnes consider a broad review as winter approaches. Eisenhower's return prompts further checks with War and State departments and allied officials.
A disorder erupted at the AMP cars housing Mexican laborers on the Tie Railroad last night. Lewis Petriz became belligerent, breaking windows and prompting police to arrest him and place him in jail for a hearing today before Magistrate Gordon. Patria has prior arrests and may face further action by railroad officials.
The Pearl Harbor investigation began public hearings in Washington with witnesses queued and a large crowd expected. The 10-man committee, split Senate and House, aims to uncover intercepted Japanese messages and the lead up to the December 7, 1941 attack. Witnesses include Maj. Gen. Walter Short and Rear Adm. Husband Kimmel.
The new Buick Model 51 in Sherwood Green is now on display at the West Main Street Waterhouse garage. The local distributor WW Waterhouse reports high interest, praising post war refinements and a new high level parking brake, with further model additions expected soon at the West South Street display area.
Eldeidge Reeves Johnson, aged 78, died yesterday at his home in Moorestown N J He founded the Victor Talking Machine Co which later consolidated with the Radio Corporation of America Johnson credited with putting Enrico Caruso on Victor phonograph records and founded the company that popularized the record business
A United Nations commission plans to control atomic destruction by securing safeguards acceptable to all nations. No knowledge sharing will occur until universal safety measures are agreed upon.
Washington and London leaders of the United States Britain and Canada propose a United Nations commission to curb atomic destruction. The plan calls for peaceful exchange of basic science, control over use of atomic energy, elimination of atomic armaments, and robust inspections to safeguard against violations. They acknowledge the world already has some scientific information and urge other nations to adopt reciprocal safeguards.
An all male jury of twelve men began proceedings in Erie County Court for the October 10th murder of Fina Mune Beard with 6 foot two prospects and a possible death penalty sought by Assistant District Attorney Damian McLaughlin. The judge presiding is Elmer B. Evans with two alternates seated as trial opens late Wednesday.
In Tel Aviv, demonstrations escalate for a second day as British authorities warn of punishment by death for rioters. Police clash with crowds, shops burn, and two government buildings are attacked. Police use tear gas and rifles as troops patrol the city. multiple injuries and property damage reported amid ongoing unrest linked to Palestine tensions.
Sixteen year old Arline Ruth Goddard was killed in a hunting accident on a Warren county farm near Brown HU. Coroner Ed Lowrey ruled it accidental after the gun discharged while she leaned against the weapon. She was with her sister Mrs Ralph Dalrymple when the mishap occurred. The incident marks the county’s fourth hunting death this season in the Goddard family. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Goddard seven sisters and a brother.
The National Bank Christmas Fund reaches 32000 as part of a large savings drive. Members across branches volunteer for the Christmas Savings Club, with a November 24 deadline for participating checks and an overall listing of contributors.
Nov 5 report from MERNBERG states a military tribunal grants a defense motion to postpone the trial of armaments magnate Gustav Krupp Von Bohlen und Halbach. The question is whether his physical and mental condition permits continued appearance in court as prosecutors seek charges from Britain, France, and Russia. References to senile brain softening and the 115,000 word indictment appear, with Lord Geoffrey Lawrence remarking the document’s contents are already well known.
Selumpus Volunteer Gremen and neighbors saved the home of John Vork Usis morning about 11 o'clock when the shingles on the roof were found aflame. The fire started by chimney sparks. Local volunteers used hand operated extinguishers to control the blaze, with minimal damage and a strong odor reported.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Martin orders a joint drive by State Police and local authorities to curb veterans arriving with cash who frequent Harrisburg taprooms and transit hubs. Col. C. M. Wilhelm says detectives operate in Harrisburg and Lebanon to curb suspected fraud while the Liquor Control Board expands inspections of licensees to enforce laws. City police chief Oscar Blough notes veterans arrive daily with cash and seek trains and buses, visiting taprooms before homeward connections.
The Ford Motor Co informed the CIO United Automobile Workers Union it does not believe now is the time for general wage increases and asked for guarantees of company security. In a letter ahead of negotiations, Ford outlined demands for a 30 percent wage increase and noted the union seeks membership and financial security in its contract, implying no compensating security for the company.
Dispatches from Chungking and Peiping describe rising tension as Chinese Communists threaten the Yangtze route and pressure mounts along the front. Reports cite attacks near Tsaoyang, deployments around Hsien and Tientsin area, and warnings of possible civil war. International forces prepare for impact while negotiations in Chungking loom.
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