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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented lines describe a court decree and financial amounts involving deposits and payments, referencing a county court and a sheriff. Names and places are garbled, with dates and sums scattered. The readable facts point to a legal notice about an entered decree and reserved payments tied to riders and premiums.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a letter and dates 11 14 21 with unnamed names and a court order. The text references Erle, Newman, and property in a township and state, suggesting a legal or property matter under court action with unclear details.
A UN assembly session sees a rising demand from delegates including Chile Norway Liberia and Turkey that Russia renounce its veto power in the Security Council. Britain and the United States clash over approach with Philip Noel-Baker condemning Moscow while others urge stricter unanimous consent among the Big Five to preserve the council’s role.
New York artist Charles Edward Beach recounts story of his 19 year old bride Nan Peltter of Tulsa killed by masked bandits during a honeymoon canoe trip on the Balsas River in southwest Mexico. Beach says they fled in a canoe after a gunfight and reached Totolapan seeking help before she died. Beach, son of Harry Pelle, was a student at Bry Mayr when the tragedy occurred.
Keane todsy reports a new well at Cube Ing Kane with initial production of 4,500,000 cubic feet. The well, one of several planned in the area, was brought in by an unnamed crew and will feed lines to the Royetong Pur Station. Location indicates a holiday\\nperiod activity with 45 expected to set up next week.
A Bradford architect, Thomas K Hendry, will meet the local Board of Education Monday to discuss the postwar expansion program for the schools. He presents his past achievements and shows ideas for a building meeting the program needs, with focus on using the current Senior High School efficiently for additional classroom space.
Registration is underway for adult evening classes offered by the Vocational Department at Ooty School. Courses include Machine Shop Theory and Practice, Automobile Mechanics, and Blueprint Reading for machine trades. Classes run two evenings per week from 7:30 to 8:30 starting the week of November 4th, with no tuition but a refundable 5.00 deposit upon full attendance.
Blatt Brothers Theatres plans a $250000 stock issue as part of a growth program led by John A Blatt. The new capital will fund building four theatres in western Pennsylvania and expand 22 existing theatres. The offer seeks debenture convertible preferred stock paying six percent. Officers and thirteen managers are licensed to handle sales.
State Police sources indicate Pvt John Hornick currently with Meadville unit will transfer to the Corry detail and begin duties November 1. Corry barracks have lacked officers since Sept and will gain four men with Hornick, Lt Maroney says, restoring normal complement.
City civil service board schedules examinations for patrolman candidates at the City Building on Friday November 1. Mayor Flipleys request for broader applicant pools prompts the test. Top four scores will be referred for future appointment. applicants must pass a physical exam.
Warren driver Ernest Anderson and companion, Mrs Cochran, were in a car that collided with a vehicle on Route 6 near Warren. Cochran, blamed by authorities, caused the crash by yanking a tightly re-tightened emergency brake while steering. Anderson survived with serious injuries and was hospitalized.
Herbert Rugsy 1 D Spartans Dieu arrested on forgery. Arraigned before Policy Magistrate Coibell and sent to jail in $600 bail. Bail posted late yesterday. Transfer to county jail set for Monday afternoon. Rugars home listed as Spaelensburg R. D. 9 with time spent in Shia City. Accused of signing his father’s name to notes for a Farnle Augne case. warrant issued for Tiigaws pursuit.
Daring thieves stole gems valued at about 40000 from the Marchioness of Harrington's home and struck two more mansions in London. Loot included diamonds, heirlooms, and a large ruby. Scotland Yard hunts a chic cat burglar linked by method to a recent Duchess of Windsor theft, with authorities noting similarities in craft and planning.
The death of Diamond Galloway at State College in Pennsylvania was ruled accidental by Coroner Charles Scheckler. Police report indicate a .29 caliber pistol fired unintentionally in her trailer camp home. her husband John Bde Svard Galloway, a veteran, was present.
The Daylson Bogle Company and Corry area firms warn of drastic cutbacks as a 40 day order holds threaten to idle sawmills and wood plants. Veterans housing and wartime timber measures unfold with government premiums and production pledges amid market strain and potential layoffs.
Reports detail five livestock thefts in the Spartansburg and Union City vicinity over the past month. Heifers and cows were taken around October 7, with two thefts occurring near Ward Parkin, RD. Investigators believe different parties carried out each robbery, totaling losses around five thousand dollars.
Union City police hold Bria Seli and Edwin Johnson 48 in connection with a robbery that targeted James Davis 66 of Union City. Davis, a janitor at Well-Me-La Co, was dragged into a doorway at 918 State Street where his money was taken after being threatened with murder.
A rumor of peace in the brewery union spread through the area as officials and union leaders discuss potential concessions. The chatter references key local figures and mentions possible terms to avoid further conflict. Source text shows garbled OCR but indicates a mediation effort and hopes for settlement.
A two-vehicle collision on North Center Street between a 1930 Plymouth driven by Hy J. Trowe and a 1935 Ford pickup driven by Bidney Ietineny caused about 60 dollars in damages to both cars. The accident occurred when the Plymouth veered and struck the Ford, leading to a fatality identified as John Mingter, 36. Coroner Thomas Wyth is handling the case as details emerge from the scene.
CPA Lets Messenger Resume Construction on East Main Street after initial permit confusion. Royal E. Mispinger stated approval was granted then withdrawn, leading to a special application requirement. Government district officials confirmed permission to proceed, then reversed it, delaying work.
The seven member zoning commission appointed by Mayor Kinley completed the zoning ordinance work after two months. The map was colored to show zones, with hearings likely next week to gather public input before final Council action, aiming for approval before year’s start.
Gerry public schools will launch a twofold school savings program on Tuesday October 29 under Superintendent David A Swarts. The plan teaches students the value of saving and lets them share in government financing costs. Stamp Day begins this year and a 45 stamp day is scheduled for the following week.
The article reports that the mine chief contends a contract with the government allowed reopening the wage question. Legal authorities suggest the contractual provision may be sustained, impacting labor terms for workers. Krug and Lewis are mentioned in relation to the wage dispute and potential gains or losses.
Washington reports the Justice Department studied the UMW contract to avoid the feared November 1 walkout by 400 000 miners. If Lewis wins a review, Krug could cut short his western trip which runs until November 6, amid election pressures and possible talks on a new wage deal.
Social Security Administration reports total monthly old age and survivors benefits for five thousand nine hundred eighty nine residents in Irerie County amounting to 120 115.20 dollars. Manager Bernard A Farnbaugh cites distribution across retired workers widows and dependents with varying monthly totals.
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