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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial numbers and a street name that suggests a local item or notice. Readable bits include “Main” and numeric fragments, implying a city or town notice or listing rather than a full event, with no clear subject, date, or involved entities.
Incomplete text references Engstrom and possible dates or times. Readers see scattered names, places, and times without a clear event or context. The fragmentary items suggest a meeting or schedule but lack concrete details for a full summary.
Eliza Inesday and Tutt John Bart are noted as the first citizens in a distinctive ceremony exchanging deeds for an honor ring of a club. The event marks a local community recognition of notable service and involvement.
ERIE November 20 federal and local union talks failed to end a strike by 400 truck drivers. Picket lines blocked a main warehouse area halting shipments and railcar moves. The refusal to load or haul goods disrupted Erie industries and threatened shortages of freight and merchandise. Local 497 president Charles Buttes said the strike aims at higher pay and dues, with pickets preventing trucks from moving any loaded merchandise toward the city.
Senior play Almost Summer staged Monday evening at Clymer Central School auditorium. Cast included Philip Ruslink and Carol Tontshe in leading roles. Directors were Lois Walter and Ramsey Rogers with Arthur Campbell handling stage construction.
Columbus Volunteer Firemen called a meeting for tomorrow evening at the school building. Important business includes bids for a pumper and the construction of a building to house the equipment and for a fire headquarters. A good attendance is urged.
Jamestown police and state troopers probe a 2200 jewelry burglary at the Sample home in Kennedy on Saturday night. Thieves took 13 pieces including rings worth 600 450 200 and 100, a ruby and moonstone plus cameos and watches. An abandoned green leather bag with items linked the car stolen in Corry and later found there.
The Nuremberg trial opened with Hermann Goering and other defendants facing charges from the Nazi era. Judge Lord Geoffrey Lawrence warned the global audience of the historic nature and significance of the proceedings as prosecutors read the indictment. Defendants listened, some removing translators’ earphones, while a multinational prosecution team led by Justice Jackson outlined the case.
In Warren on November 20 visitors reported a large bear seen in nearby woods as season open approaches in two weeks. A man named Ada Coryellon and companions observed the hunt activity with bees and logging tools while a shot fired by a father figure ended the bear’s life, skinning attempted but thwarted by rugged terrain.
An unclear wartime era report notes Governor Mitelin discussing a potential 146 dollar benefit plan. The text references Wiltren freight, Pennsyvinit Aquinth rex, and a mention of Teretce whew. The readability is limited and does not yield concrete actions or outcomes.
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