Thames, 9 Fourth race for vett, City at 2e
Thames wins fourth race for vett at City event as competitors race for top position. Officials report clear lanes and steady pace with a decisive finish by the leading entrant amid windy conditions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1946
Page
1
Auction Notice for Farm Equipment and Livestock
Fragmented OCR listing shows an auction in Pennsylvania with Holstein cattle, two year old cows, a bull, heifers, calves, hay, binders, ropes, tools, oil heating, coal, beds, and gear. Auctioneer and administrator named. location west of Inport, about 1 mile. sale includes livestock and farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Inport
Gouin
Nnsylvania
ING
RTE
TED
Felldt to be named president of board in reorganizational meeting
Edward W. Pebb is expected to accept the presidential post at the board of education reorganizational meeting next Monday night. Feldt reportedly agrees to serve. two candidates remain for the vacancy caused by Bar R. Height. The board also will elect a solicitor and appoint the Don Wilkenson Agency to collect delinquent per capita taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Edward W. Pebb
Felut
Bar R. Height
Roger Brown
Don Wilkenson
Forty Fort
Brown
Bord
Erie County
Walter H. Scott
Armory Court
City Budget Session Targets Stable Taxes and Wages
The city council meets in a special session to prepare next year’s budget. Finance Director Wal ter Sweet notes no tax rate increase is expected as per ward assessments and state funds. All city hourly employees reportedly will receive a salary increase next year if plans hold, with street department raises under consideration. Public notices cite budget hearings December 3 and 5 in the Municipal Building from 7:90 to 9:90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sweet
Stweet
Sweet
Srd
Two Policemen Killed In Blast
Two patrolmen were killed when a house exploded in New York late at night. A third officer died from a heart attack while directing rescue work. Patrolman Peter Knudsa, 41, and Patrolman Ora 44 were near a leaky gas pipe when the blast occurred. Two adjoining homes were badly damaged as firefighters fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Knudsa
Fropels Ora
Tilig
Charles Mitohe
Chvleken
Une
Ello Lalee
Probe of all Communists in government to be pursued
Rep. J Parnell Thomas announces a probe by the House committee of un American activities to expose Communists in the federal government unions and Bollywood while Truman orders purging disloyal employees. The interagency commission will report by February 1st and assess protections against subversive hires. The Columbians and Communists are denounced as anti Jewish and anti Negro elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House Committee of un-American Activities
Congress
J. Parnell Thomas
R-N.j
Truman
Lela
Interagency Commission
Howe Civil Service
Justices
State, Treasury, War and Navy Departments
Civil Service Commission
Clark
A. Devitt Vanecti
Justice Department
The
Thomas
Commmunists
America
Erie tuberc. association chief suffers head injuries after icy fall
Kenneth Winter executive secretary of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association was seriously hurt Saturday in Bradford when he slipped on icy sidewalks. X-rays were taken to check for a brain concussion. Hospital staff report he remained conscious and is being treated as a serious condition. In a related Bradford incident, Jacob Wagner Mack, 54, an employee at the tuberculosis association headquarters, was killed when struck by a car while walking on a Bradford street. He had just left the building after a night shift and was rushed to hospital with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-B Association
Kennel Winter
Erie Colinty Health
Tuberculosis Association
Bradford
Witter
Bradford Hospital
Tlorench
Gitlce
Jacob
Wagner Mack
Tere
The
St Eri
Winter
Bradford Westmoreland County
Unclear OCR Sketch From Cleveland Nov 26
Fragmentary report from Cleveland details an incident or injury involving individuals named Robert and Dronsrd, with garbled phrases about pay and painting. The text mentions Wharfish and Chitayn and a note of prior work but lacks coherent facts or dates. Further readable context is required to produce a reliable summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert
Ax Wharfish
Chitayn
Corry Lodge Memorial Service Set by Elks Leader
Corry Lodge will hold its fourth annual Memorial Service this Sunday in the Elks building on North Center Street. Erie attorney William J. Carney will deliver the memorial address as the lodge’s Exalted Ruler Linford Shase and officers lead the service featuring a high school ensemble, choir numbers, invocations, and processional. Members listed who died since December include J. F. Austin Walter Payne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Carney
Erie
Elks’ Choir
Tao
the Elks
North Center Street
William Vs. Carney
Esquire
Panis Angelicus
Franks
Ellis
Roll Call
Schubert
Theress Bognini
Lodge
the Holy City
Brie
Linford Shase
Corry Lodge
J.F. Austin
Walter Payne
Vi W. Graham
Weaver
Floyd Fogle
Ralph Elston
Prank . Pierre
Big Inch gas pipelines eyed for wartime use
Washington insiders say the Interior Department is seriously considering government operation of the 1450000 inch Big Inch and Little Inch gas pipelines to ease coal shortages during the strike. Assistant Interior Secretary G Girard Davidson notes no final decision, pending engineering feasibility and whether operation should be public or private. If the strike widens the department pledges to act to relieve gas and coal shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Horse Surplus Property Investigating Committee
Tater Slaughter
Kruz
Slaughter
Cael
Truman to Attend Army Navy Grid Game
President Truman plans to attend the Army-Navy football game in Philadelphia to be escorted by Mrs. Truman. They will travel by special train from Philadelphia and return to Washington immediately after the game, with the White House stating the trip is for the event and will involve traveling with aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumon
Army-Navy
Astonlaven Bresa
Washington
Wii
Dent Wruinin
Delphi
Truman
Washingtong
U.S. Bars Loans to Poland Amid Romania Election Row
The United States warned of manipulations and intimidation in Romania's recent election and pledged to bar loans to Poland over delays and irregularities. State Department cautioned Poland had broken pledges for free elections, signaling possible further aid denial. Under Secretary Dean Acheson held talks with Romanian and Polish diplomats as Washington scrutinized voting preparations and opposition discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Ant
Balkan
State Department
Pond
Partes
Jas
Dean Acheson
Poland
Mace
Januszy
Three Escape In Sandy Lake Fire
SANDY LAKE Pa. Nov 24 Mr and Mrs Earl Mowry and their 2 year old son Ralph fled in night clothes when a fire spread from Mowry Brothers Market to the apartment above. The market owners Tart and Merrill Mowry estimated losses at 15000. The blaze started in the rear loft and the family escaped via the street stairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Lake
Earl Mowry
Ralph
Mowry Brothers
Tart and Merrill Mowry
Te Blaze
Granddaughter Birth Elevates Prince Halk De Bouthon’s Family
In Cannes France on November 26 the farmer Hine Viliario Biuele becomes a grandfather as his daughter Maria and Savold welcome a daughter. The event ties to Princess Charlotte and the House of Halk De Bouthon Larme, strengthening royal ties amid family celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Franar
Mer
Viliario Biuele
Aly
Amore Yilay
Daimbiter
Maria Et Savold
Halk de Bouthon Larme
Game Charlotte
Dim-Out Struck City as Penelec Cuts Power
The article describes a wartime style energy curtailment under GPA order directing Pennsylvanian utilities to cut service to violators and enforce dim-out rules. It notes dark theatre marquees, nighttime lighting bans, and varying compliance across cities like Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre and Harrisburg. Authorities emphasize strict enforcement, potential penalties, and coordinated community conservation efforts during coal strikes and fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Theatre
Silentis
Immin
Peneler
Mundger Cherry Sai
Gorry
We Utility
Sui’ Ncessary
Corry
Christina
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Harrisburg
Muarilay
Taberlor
King
Miles
Pennsylvania
P. Slalbyilde Bysis
Envern
Iment
Admin-ieration
Sail the Order
Iaa
Pertsylvania
Fongerying
Secret Agreement By Byrnes And Molotov
New York November 26 diplomats reported a private nonfederal accord between Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and U.S. Secretary of State Byrnes paving the way for a five power European settlement. The talks followed the Big Four ministers conference with Italian Treaty concerns and potential settlements for Romania Bulgaria and Finland. The disclosed outline hinted at compromise on postwar spheres of influence and lasting peace in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mihibler Molotov
Byrpies
Weapendy Yhidinn
Fual
Gali
Big Pour Dively
Tekt
Tidioute Boy Fatally Shot By Abbreviated Press
Hank Wayne Lineman, 13, of Tidioute, died in Warren General Hospital from a gunshot wound after a revolver in a playmate’s hand exploded last night on Main Street. The boy, Jack Waitin, gave statements to Corney H Lawrey. Survived by parents Howard Lineman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Warren
Hank Wayne Lineman
Warren General Hospital
A-Bay Seah
Mpc Iing
Jack Waitin
Lad Thean
Werner Wiyiont Lip
Venango Woman Killed in Collision Near Salina
Nov 24 A gasoline tanker and an automobile collided at Hall Run near Salina Route 423. Mrs Orrie P Say of Venango died at the scene. her husband was critically injured. Patricia Peterson of Oil City and the truck driver escaped unharmed. State Police said the car veered on the hill and struck the tanker, causing major damage estimated at $9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otl City
Halls Run
Salii
Orrie ‘P. Say
Van
Tess
Say
C. M. Marshall
Salina
Pranklin
Eell Peterson
Oil City
Kenneth McCoy
Franklin
Peterson
Sila
McCoy
Contol
Te Hill
Crawford County Home Destroyed by Fire in Summit Township
A Crawford County home in Summit Township was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Robert Richards and their two children lost their residence and all possessions when flames swept through the structure at about 1:30 am. Neighbors heard the alarm and notified Mrs Richards who then traced the fire to the living room. A fire department ambulance was summoned as firefighters rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advauon
Robert Richards
Summit Township
Dresbrudle
He County
Lanice
Mrr
Hichards
Livny
Tate
Barmenskvieg
Barmensburg
Route 8 Crash injures none in Centerville area
A two-vehicle crash two miles south of Centerville on Route 8 left no injuries. Frank Tigley pulled from a private driveway into the path of a Chevrolet driven by Paul Wigeand of Youngstown, damaging both cars and a house trailer. Total damage was about 550 dollars. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliomoblie
Centerville
Terringciles
Frank Tigley
Bla Farm
Tigley
Paul Wigeand
Youngstown
Wigeand
Tiley
Tisley
Simi
Corry
Tts
British Troops Suppress Riot Aboard Immigrant Ship Hamer Humri
Nov 26 report of British troops using tear gas and clubs to quell a riot aboard the immigrant ship Hamer Humri off Haima. About 60 refugees leaped overboard. 4 seriously injured. 3870 aboard. banner read by Jewish Resistance Movement. Preparations to remove illegal immigrants to three British troop ships await legal decision. The event followed attempts to board and fire was used to disperse crowds. The battle drew fire from Sten guns in the air. chaos and injuries reported amid dire warnings. Elsie-Oppenheim widow dies. novelist died last February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyassueuren
HAIMA
Shoutitia Dewish
Hamer Humri
Lechita
Palestine
Jewish Resistance Movement
Wil
Swift trial aims to end strike and curb coal delivery
Government seeks quick trial of John L. Lewis on contempt charges to end the miners strike. Officials press for sanctions while denying holiday relief, aiming to force an agreement with private mine owners and lift federal control. New curbs on coal deliveries to schools and government buildings are imposed as the nation faces shortages and emergency stock measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
T Ie
Lewis
Obarges
Thankserylny
Alan
United Mine Workers
Federal District Court
Vesult
Stim
Sen
Arsh
UMW
Cape
Com
Solid Tuels Administration
SHA
Checkin
Gohat Anand
Biber Tumbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thames
Feldt
Haight
Hollywood
Gerry Large
Benevol Dent
Protective Order of Elks
Will
Moose Club
Brownsville
Sir— Fei
Wiliam Grever
Wichman
Nanle
Roi
U.S
Romania
Arcdalel Press
Pittsburgh
Thomas Neophites
Tennis Tenphites
Gestasuman
Penelec
Y Associated: Press
Byrnes
Pawepitur
UNE Prance International
Vail
Forootylty
Daordloye
Malupoy
Cochette
Leurlori
Airy
Bulgaria
Finland
Nob Vet
Venango
Orrig P Say
Crawford County
Peter Fort
Guernsey
Treasury
Remmi Hugh
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