04 Oct 1945
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
1
The readable phrases appear disjointed with scattered names and dates. The text mentions names like Fel nders and Was, and hints at a waltz, wages, and a potential event or meeting but lacks coherent context or a clear incident.
Market listing shows fat cows and heifers at various bids, with prices ranging around 11.75 to 18.40 for different weights. Details include calves, mediums, and stock numbers, indicating a jumbled but active livestock quote page.
General MacArthur ordered Japan to remove all bars to freedom of speech and assembly and to release 3,000 political prisoners by October 10. He demanded the removal of Home Minister Iwao Yamazaki and chiefs of police and food offices, signaling a shift in postwar governance amid tensions with Russia and domestic opposition.
The coal situation in Corry grows critical as a federal order halts most deliveries from mines. Dealers report little to no stock, with only limited coal for home heating allowed. Several cars en route may still arrive, but broader relief seems delayed.
Perry is jailed in Crewford County awaiting a Monday hearing after police linked him to a Riceville burglary. He pleaded guilty at a preliminary arraignment yesterday. Officers recovered watches and a fountain pen from a Browlun shop and later found more items at Perry’s fall address in Meadville. Perry’s long criminal history includes past auto thefts and extenuating ties to other crimes.
President Truman urged Congress to form a presidential commission to control all atomic energy activities. He called for licensing private operations under a peace driven policy and for broad worldwide information limits while stressing the need to preserve U S scientific strength. He said atomic power shortened the war and saved thousands of American lives.
The Army Transport Globester flight neared completion at Hamilton Field California as the C 54 four engined Globester Caravan started from Honolulu toward Washington D C The seven men and one woman completed the Hawaii to California leg in 12 hours 30 minutes with delays and the plane carried released American prisoners of war and two emergency cases aboard along with the regular crew.
Paris. Pierre Laval is expelled from the courtroom as the treason trial against him starts amid tumult. The judge, jury, and prosecutor proceed without Laval after his lawyers quit saying they had no time to prepare. Laval vows to act as his own attorney amid heated exchanges and disorder in the opening hours.
Mrs Magliarditi was rushed to Ceery Hospital at Bush Street after swallowing a four ounce bottle of iodine. She was brought by her husband around 7 am and received emergency care. Dr G E Bennett reported she remained conscious and resting easily but could not estimate recovery chances. No preceding incident details were released. The community expressed sympathy for the patient.
In Salem a Requiem mass at St Patrick's Cathedral honored Richard J Beamish late former Public Utility Commission member and newspaperman. Dignitaries and former colleagues from state government and the press attended the ceremony reflecting on his public service. Beamish died Monday after a long career in public life and journalism.
Nationwide labor tensions rise as President Truman considers seizing refineries to curb strife. In Pittsburgh and surrounding areas, telephone workers join Friday walkouts, threatening service with limited operations and a show of unity against federal policy.
No score in the first, Hack beats Chicago on a defensive play as York and Lowrey contribute a single and a fielder’s choice. Cavarretta exits on a line drive, while Detroit’s Mayo and Goossen make routine outs.
Bob Williams is reunited with his parents and sister after a period apart. The report notes family members and emotional reunification, with emphasis on the familial bonds and support during separation.
A regional strike by refinery workers disrupts gasoline production amid reports of fuel shortages. Union leaders say negotiations failed, with plants including Pennzoil and Embleny tied to the stoppage. Local reports say crews will maintain essential services to protect patients, emergency services, and fuel distribution during the work stoppage.
Keystone Ordnance Works near Meadville will have more than 100 buildings decontaminated and offered for public sale. Bids must be filed before 2 30 p m October 18. Lt Col Robert M Bacher said explosive residue requires thorough cleaning or demolition to ensure safety for civilian salvage.
The Associated Press reports President Truman delayed major oil and industry orders as widespread labor strikes halt reconversion efforts. About 500,000 workers remain idle, with refinery shutdowns and coal mine walkouts creating shortages and emergency measures across Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and surrounding states.
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