09 Oct 1945
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1945
Page
1
Vague OCR fragment references a large item or person and daily rate or grade but lacks clear entities or events. Contains scattered words like miles, Joma, grade, seat, and daily terms without coherent context or full names.
The readable fragment hints at a local notice or brief item involving a person or action. Limited text prevents identifying entities, places, or a clear event. Summarization focuses on the fragmentary nature and potential local relevance, but details remain uncertain.
Fragmentary listing shows items like harness parts wagon wheel sling and a wheeled vehicle. Mentions hay fork rakes oats and a new range to washer and house cleanup. Language unclear but conveys rustic tools and household goods from a yard sale.
Readable fragments mention individuals and dates but text is garbled. No clear event, location, or outcome can be determined from the available material.
fragmented OCR shows fluctuating prices for cows and various dairy items with figures like 3125-75 and 16.40, noting higher culls and mixed activity across fuels, food costs, and motors amid changing intervals at Starb hour.
Bradford interests led by L R Edwards R B Bromley and H A Lusterwhite will acquire Hotel Corry from W Ewing and W Hammond and the Emery Hotel Corporation. The transfer, likely October 16, includes real estate and equipment. The Hotel Emery group aims to improve Corry property and retain longtime manager Warren Walker.
Harrisburg reports chair man Frederick T Gelder of the Liquor Central Board says whisky rationing will continue in Pennsylvania for at least the present period. Customers may still purchase any brand at state stores with a ration book required and vendors must have ample supply. The board considers shortening the rationing period to two weeks and widening licensee purchase limits from 80 to 90 percent of supply. Also includes Treasury data for October 5 showing receipts 196,015,630.03 and total debt 262,287,876,050.97 with balance 15,138,008,?
Bulletin reports an unauthorized strike by British dock workers has tied up 276 ships across London docks and smaller ports, crippling the port system. The action spreads from London to regional harbors, disrupting cargo flow and shipping schedules.
Paris reports Pierre Laval, former Vichy leader, was sentenced to death by a jury for collaboration and treason against France. The trial, boycotted by Laval, proceeded with a mix of parliamentary and resistance jurors, 60 minutes to verdict. Marshal Petain received a life sentence. General De Gaulle’s government reportedly took no action.
Washington predicts peace transition by late 1946 as war production shifts to peacetime. Krug says recovery hinges on rapid postwar expansion and limited labor disputes, downgrading inflation risks but warning of prolonged disruptions if unrest persists. He notes wartime munitions output exceeded 15 billion dollars over five years ending 1940.
A Pittsburgh produce yard scene amid a 13 day strike by 450 AFL Commission House Drivers and Produce Workers halted unloading of cabbage trucks. Loyd Loper reports a union spokesman warned farmers to refrain from selling. Mendell Berman, injured in a Leetsdale accident, is hospitalized as police probe a possible assault. The strike reached Tolmatown with 13 workers at Walling & Co ordered off the job.
The Erie county decision ties liability to the city in a Camry case involving the VicPinpald family. The jury set damages at 1000 with appeals upholding the city’s liability and denying a retrial. Settlement prospects were discussed, with potential sums up to 2500, amid street damage from highway work on South Cantey Street.
Charles H Perry was held over to the November grand jury in Crawford county court after a hearing before Alderman Turnier at Meadville on charges of burglary and larceny. Perry, linked to a Sept 28 robbery near Spartinsburg, faces the theft of two watches from a Brocton shop. attorney J Perry Bekels appeared for him as District Attorney Kenneth Rice prosecuted. An earlier hearing had Perry pleading for guilty.
Allied forces in Tokyo seized over 58 million ounces of gold and bullion plus 33,400 ounces of platinum and 27 million yen as part of a dawn operation. General MacArthur leads the new Allied-occupied regime as Premier Kijuro Shidehara reshuffles his government and pledges safeguards for personal freedom amid a famine fight.
A 6 year old boy, rouge Fiaus of Canusius, was struck by a wagon on the Baker farm near Calumbus. He was taken to Corry Hospital where doctors report his condition as favorable but fear grave internal injuries. Dr G E Bennett gave emergency care at the local hospital.
The school board authorized payment of 820,000 to owner Hille properties for a site in a condemned section. A purchase offer will be made, with separate condemnation if not satisfactory. Attendance was limited. Wallace and Solicitor Scotw were absent. Enrollment stands at 1489 with 203 non-township students. Discussion followed from a Harrisburg conference.
Charges filed against Gilbert Vasey of Columbus over a noon crash at Est South and Concord streets. Vasey, without a valid license, claims to have applied for one and may have held a suspended Ohio license. Gerald Damon, owner of the vehicle, remains at Corry Hospital with wife Mrs Turella Matteson reported as injured but in good spirits after a long night.
Mrs Carrie Huffman wife of Clair S Huffman of 1350 West Main Street was rushed to Corry Hospital at 9 38 last evening after swallowing a mixture of lysol and iodine Household members gave the report Emergency treatment was given by Ti Y W Graham and the patient was listed in good condition this morning with an uncertain outcome No details were available on what led to the poisoning
Government aims to end a major postwar labor dispute with soft coal strikes affecting about 177000 workers from 675 mines. The export embargo halted all freight shipments to New York for export as dock workers face a possible return to work. tension rises at Hollywood studios amid clashes as 78 injured and 200 nonstriking workers spend night on set.
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