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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1946
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a sale of plows tools and farm equipment with prices and quantities. Mentions Stockton Pennsylvania owners and a sale context at a market. Stock items include cattle and grade ines with prices described, suggesting fair market activity and opening bids.
Gravely ill Cordell Hull urges the five major powers to replace dangerous differences with mutual confidence or face unendurable disaster. He speaks as he fights for life while continuing to press for peace and wartime unity.
Washington reports former Secretary of State Cordell Hull remains largely unchanged after a stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A Navy aide said Hull rested well and his condition is essentially unchanged, as doctors monitor his recovery and await further statements on his health and influence.
Reports from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Moscow detail labor unrest with two day hotel closures affecting 2 000 workers, a national maritime standstill with 48 ships idle in Philadelphia, and judicial outcomes in Nuremberg. Pennsylvania Republicans and Democratic leaders prepare for campaign stances ahead of November elections.
Washington reports a renewed push for settlement in maritime strike talks as Corry Industries shipments face embargo disruption. Carloads from Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp and Bajic Tron Works await clearance while express shipments remain restricted. Union leaders cite a commission pledge to enforce working-condition agreements among ship captains mates and engineers.
General Electric officials report an employee was seriously injured at the Erie plant when a 2 3000 volt power line caused the accident. Isid Buchanan stated the power system was shut down after the incident and the worker was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
Washington reports the administration weighing measures to increase meat supplies while noting limited options. Officials discuss easing controls or requisitioning livestock, with Clinton Anderson hinting at livestock movement improvements but no total supply gain.
Chicago convention highlights Corry-Jamestown Mfg Corp display of postwar office furniture models. New advanced desks and Corry-Gray color finish attract hundreds of dealers as executives from the Corry plant attend the National Stationers convention in Chicago.
AP reports rescue efforts under way in western China as U S troops advance through rough terrain seeking five airmen allegedly captured after a crash. Chinese witnesses found bones near the crash site and a wrist watch with parachute silk aiding identification.
Nearly 100 typographical workers strike over pay at The Dispatched? Evening Morning Sun and Daily Times closing Erie papers. Union says wage offer of $1.78 per hour rejected after talks. publishers claim no warning and warn of broader financial impact.
State banking department in Harrisburg directs today for a tax report covering all state banks and trust companies. The October 4 filing date is noted but the report need not be published.
A public hearing on a zoning bill is announced as the city prepares for open sessions. The city council will review proposed ordinance details, including building setbacks and residential classifications, with delays possible if complications arise before adoption.
Washington report notes OPA boosting ceilings on milk butter cheese and chocolate products while prices for meals in restaurants hotels and public eateries are set to rise. The price panel meets in closed session to discuss the dairy price surge and other increased ceilings for paints fabrics and refined oils.
William Smithy, 74, former president of Standard Oil Company of Kentucky, died today at a hotel in Louisville after moving from his home in Prognech. He began work in the oil business in 1881 on his father Harry Smithhy’s properties near Franklin, Pa, and later held administration roles with the Atlantic Refining Company.
Pittsburgh faces a nine day old strike crippling power and transport as officials report sabotage claims amid power outages in Clairton and Wilson borough. Company spokesmen cite arcing and burned lines while unions and civic leaders meet to end the deadlock.
Philadelphia police said two women resemble suspects in daylight robberies at Kane and Corry area shops. They were held for identification as authorities compare methods and vehicle use with other regional thefts. A bank statement call was also issued by the U S Treasury.
State Highway officials visit Brin jccuvity projects including Route 19 improvements from Edinboro to McLean and the new concrete highway funds. The inspecting party led by Tuy Sherman will tour Edinboro to McLean, Pleasant, Cory-Clymerton, and other county projects with local staff and journalists aboard.
Lloyd Trying Cingis 38, a former football star turned artist, pleaded guilty to violating the Selective Service Act. He dodged induction for five years with support from his wife and a girlfriend, while producing poems, stories, paintings, and music. Bail set at $190. he faced possible imprisonment while his backers were schoolteachers who funded his lifestyle.
Allied authorities plan to hang Nazi leaders on October 16 in Berlin unless the Allied Control Council overrules. Lawyers for Wilhelm Keitel and Alfred Jodl seek clemency or a firing squad as other defendants receive prison terms or await appeals.
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