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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1948

Page

3

UC Delays Hire in Phone Rates Amid Inquiry

The Public Utility Commission suspended a proposed six month rate boost by Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania until July 4 1949 and ordered an inquiry to assess if the increase discriminates or is necessary The move follows Bell plans filed last Friday and aims to determine if the new rates should proceed with financial relief for the company while balancing impacts on commercial and residential users The commission pledged prompt action on the rate change and noted the need for a timely decision in light of urgent financing needs voiced by Bell Pennsylvania officials and Bell executives in Philadelphia and Harrisburg

Associated Press Harrisburg Bell ‘Telephone Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission PUC Teehore Company Incra Hower John Sigeins Philadelphia Chester Jin Bell of Pennsylnia Unis Public’ Utility Commission

Christian Scientists Hold Special Thanksgiving Service

The First Church of Christ Scientist of this city will hold a special Thanksgiving Day service at the church on Park Street at 10:20 am. The subject will be "Thanks" and the event aims to gather parishioners for reflection and grace.

First Church of Christ, Sci-’ Plist Tomore Pari Wreet

Mrs Joseph W Boland Died At Corry Hospital

Mrs Mary Ann Boland died at Corry Hospital shortly before 7 PM Tuesday. She had been a patient since November 12. She was born February 25, 1915, in Pittsburgh and moved to the area 30 years ago. Survived by husband Joseph W Boland and eight children at home, six sisters, two brothers, and many relatives. Services at St Thomas Church Friday at 11 AM.

Mary Ann Boland Rust Street Joseph W. Boland Corry Hospital Pittsburgh Boland Lindsey Hollow Corry St. Thomas' Church Theresa Marie James Mary Ann Joseph Mary Elizabenh Barbara Louie Corned Paul Casper Ann Shumsky Harrison, N. J Edna Nero Erie Tyan Strongren Angelo Mole Samuel Dennis Jamnestown Adward Shumsky R. D

November Milk Price Forecast In New York Area

Dr. G C J Blanford forecast November milk prices at 5 60 per hundredweight for deliveries to pool approved plants in the New York metropolitan milkshed. He estimated a producer butterfat differential of 54 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 3 4 per cent. The forecast also set production at 252 million pounds for the month, averaging 200 pounds daily per producer across about 45200 producers.

New York GC. J. Blanford New York Metropolitan Mile Blanford

Thanksgiving Topic At Rotary Meeting Honors History

Rev. Clair spoke on Thanksgiving including Bradford 1621 and Lincoln 1863 with Franklin turkey notes. A barber quartet performed as Thomas Hickle led song with Glenn Middleton at piano. Guests Ray Mollenbuck and Andrew Gusken joined at Hotel Corry for dinner. Horton J. Davis named to co chair a March minstrel show committee.

Rotary Dose Clair Rotary Club Bradford United States Benjamin Franklin Abraham Lincoln Roger McCray Russell Moore Harry Hickle Thomas Hickle Glenn Middleton Ray A. Mollenbuck Waukegan Andrew Gusken Corry Horton J. Davis Charles P. Keating William Leaby Mr. Davis

Taft-Hartley Repeal Ranks Third On Priority List

Senator Thomas D. (Utah) rated repeal of the Taft-Hartley act third on his priority list for the next Congress. He said Congress should first address increasing the minimum wage, with federal aid to education also on the agenda. As incoming chairman of the Senate education and labor committee, he is poised to influence the agenda when Democrats take control in January.

Washington Biber’. Thomas Utah Congress Thomas Senate Senate Education and Labor Committee

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Zalzneck at Fairview

Mrs Carl Peterson hosted fourteen guests Tuesday evening on Fairview street for a surprise birthday party honoring Mrs Milton Zaleneck. Guests played contract bridge and 500, with prizes awarded to Mrs Zaleneck and Mrs William Dunlap in bridge and to Mrs Mary DeLury and Mrs E W Buccus in 500. A pink and white table featured fruit salad wafers decorated birthday cake and coffee as gifts were presented to the honoree.

Milton Zalzneck Carl Peterson Fairview Street Milton Zaleneck Zaleneck William Dunlap Mary DeLury E.W. Buccus

Silver Links Class Met At Raymond Home

Mr and Mrs Hoyt Raymond hosted the Silver Links Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at their Raymond home on Tuesday evening President Mrs GL Henton led devotions and chaired the business meeting planning a Christmas party for December 17 at the church Leon VanTassel gave readings and Mrs Bess DeLury organized entertaining games The hostess served tea jelly wafers cookies and coffee to the group and the session adjourned

Hoyt Raymond Silver Links Evangelical United Brethren Church GL. Henton Leon VanTassel Bess DeLury

Erie insurance agent dies by suicide on Findley Lake road

H Grant Cummings a 47 year old Erie insurance salesman died by self inflicted gunshot on Findley Lake road about 14 miles from North East Brile Falloe said Authorities summoned by a resident who saw his car stalled found the body Cummings drove from North East parked at the roadside placed a 12 gauge shotgun on the car and shot himself A note asked that his wife Lydia B Cummings be notified but gave no reason for the act

Erig H. Grant Clumings Erie Findley Lake Brile Falloe Cummings Fampers Lydia

China policy debate shapes postwar Asia strategy

Report cites Truman and Marshall weighing China policy amid crises and the potential costs of rebuilding Japan. It notes fears of a strengthened Communist China increasing Western defense needs in the Pacific and discusses proposals to appoint a high prestige Allied military leader for the China mission.

Western Pacific China Truman Marshall Econd Douglas MacArthur Japan

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