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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented report lists various farm items including cattle calves cows and eggs with prices and quantities. Mentions of OPA, market conditions, and regional references appear amid garbled OCR text. Indicates forthcoming sales and price ranges, with scattered figures such as 18.00 to 41.00 for cows and 12.40 6.75 for other stock.
Washington officials weigh a two dozen B-29 globe circling mission. State Department delays hinge on minimizing diplomatic implications and avoiding major world disturbances. President Truman may decide after formal proposals arrive, with Symington stressing strategic value of the flight.
William G. Helvens, 17, labeled a triple murderer, will be sent Monday to Menard State Penitentiary Hospital. Warden Joseph E. Ragen of Stateville Prison confirmed Helvens will travel with a regular prisoner consignment. In a court interview, Helvens allegedly threatened suicide if denied transfer and stated he would act if given opportunity.
Uncertain report from Washington indicates Cordel Bull, former Secretary of State, remains unchanged after a relapse. The Associated Press notes no new prognosis or treatment details as of today at Netherlia Naval Hospital.
Bakers in the area report nine weeks without monthly lard shipments and dwindling reserve stocks. With meat price controls ended, shortages push bakeries toward substitutes and a possible voluntary ration plan to grocers. Some firms, like Carry bakery, use a lard substitute mix to keep operations going.
Lt. Glenn Wendell of Terra Alta West Virginia was treated in Kane Summit Hospital after his Army training plane crashed into a pil cervick near Kane. He was found alive with a broken arm and minor cuts, and was recovering after a gas exhaustion incident during flight from Tulsa to Pittsburgh.
City records show eight fire alarms answered by the department since January 1, including major blazes at the tannery plant and Jagsi Poultry Market. Losses total around 2560,000, with smaller fires at Lemon Street and nearby farms adding several thousand dollars in damage. Two automobile fires outside city limits also occurred, while most alarms involved minor panel fires and chimney blazes.
New laws authorize a 20 percent boost in monthly compensation and pensions for World War I and II veterans and dependents, with hospitalization protections. Spanish American War veterans also gain a 20 percent increase, excluding those already receiving $73 monthly under prior pensions. Widow pensions expand for eligible survivors. changes apply to three wartime groups, aided by Vet erans of Foreign Wars support.
Washington report outlines preparations for presenting the Garson case to a federal grand jury ahead of the November election. Senate investigators and Attorney General Tom Clark discussed potential proceedings as Chief Justice Bolitha Laws would lead the inquiry in the District of Columbia court. The probe centers on wartime munitions firms linked to Hehe and May Gaxeson, brothers, and names Sen Brewster among figures pressed for findings.
Pittsburgh residents faced a four hour blackout after a suspected sabotage disrupted the Brentwood substation area. Authorities traced the outage to a faulty shutdown and opened valves while lines were cross connected to another circuit. Union leaders disputed sabotage claims as negotiations between workers and the Duquesne Light Company stretched on.
New York reports a spectacular celestial event scheduled for tonight, with Vin Comet and related formations expected to be visible across millions of meters. Observers nationwide note the rare alignment and anticipate widespread public interest as the phenomenon unfolds tonight.
Arthuir Binapy, acting at Goery Post Office, was struck by a moving engine on East Main Street near the Local yard. He suffered a wound to the thigh and back injuries, with X ray checks underway to assess overall condition. The Davisom ambulance transported him to Corry Hospital for treatment.
Yugo Slavinias turned over $150,000 to the United States as indemnity for the deaths of five Americans shot down over Yugoslavia. State Department announced today. British authorities imposed curfew in two Jerusalem suburbs amid tension following a mine explosion and a deadly truck attack. Allied Command works to study clemency appeals in Nuremberg war crimes cases and a tropical storm threatens Charlotte, North Carolina with strong winds and heavy rain.
Operations start at the Wineyext Well near Gates Farm with Leo Wilton managing the venture. A derrick was erected on Gates land and water supply issues were resolved by hauling a large steel tank to the site. An early test hole is planned, with a gasoline engine powered rig set to begin drilling by evening.
Yon Harolt Roberts aged 61 in East South Street narrowly escaped death on East Main Street when he darted into the path of a car and was struck by a fender. He suffered leg, hip and head injuries but no fractures. Alfred Halotine of B D 2 said he swerved and braked, stopping within inches of the boy as the car skidded to a halt. Police considered the driver not at fault. the incident was witnessed by Patrolman Kelly. The boy received medical care from Dr W N Troy Gillette and remained under treatment.
Assorted excerpts describe OPS officials debating surrender while President Truman weighs options. Talks focus on emergency actions and potential shifts in price controls as Congress faces pressure. Whispers of central authority and relief measures appear as officials in Washington seek swift resolution.
A court hearing will be held at the City Building on Friday at 2 PM to determine causes of death of Steven and Edward Lisi after their truck was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train near a North Cong crossing. Deputy Coroner Davison, witnesses from the railroad and state police will testify. outcome could prompt a civil action for damages. Also reported is Lancaster County’s Elmer Mynrs named state potato king after a 73 19 bushel per acre harvest record on a Gittes farm in RD 2.
In Harrisburg Oct 9 a letter from State Milk Control Commission chair HN Cobb urged commission employees to donate to the Republican campaign, triggering calls for action by Gov. Martin. Guffey demanded dismissal of Cobb and a prosecutor’s review, labeling the letter an improper political solicitation by state officials.
A sharply etched picture of shortages shows meat, soap, sugar, and toilet tissue dwindling across 46 cities. Stores report items vanished, limited, or sold as story products, with few essentials consistently available and prices varying widely.
Three Congeotions apparel shops were placed on probation on charges of OFA peijing violations with a fourth fined 95 dollars after a hearing last night at the OPA office. An OPA investigator said the shops sold merchandise while unavailable at the time of listing and likely obtained to be stored for resale. Additional charges tied to related shops and individuals were noted, with Tepes and other names appearing in the record.
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