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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads names and items like 80 foot plow and rope likely from a farm notice. Details are incomplete, with references to individuals such as Jon Bien vie au and Joe. Context suggests agricultural equipment or land work, but specifics are missing.
Readable text fragment mentions a street in Seoul with unclear wording and stray quotes. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or events can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
Fragments reference city roles and notices including police examination, city leadership, and boards. Names such as Verfurth Don L and Don Wil are noted alongside unclear dates and locations, with mentions of November and Corry city machinery and exams.
Washington hearings reveal a plan to prevent a new walkout by 400,000 miners while avoiding a broader wage surge. John L. Lewis presses for reopening contracts hours and pay, while officials weigh temporary controls and concessions to deter a second round of postwar pay boosts.
A driver struck a bridge support in Moulé 62 near Sharon, killing a Franklin man and injuring two others. The crash occurred as emergency responders and state police investigated.
The Civilian Production Administration prepares to exit federal scene by year end. It plans to revoke order 0-99 and lift price ceilings as it winds down controls on textiles and industrial fabrics. A CPA committee overseen by Lucius Poster will steer remaining curbs and reconversion steps before its March 1 expiry.
Corry authorities stated they would oppose the parole appeal of Edward J. Brice, Erie burglar linked to a 1944 break in at the Hillstrom home and Bennett garage. Brice, serving multiple 24 to 5 year terms in Western Penitentiary, was arrested June 10, 1944.
TANNA Ga October 30 Senator George Georgia calls for immediate price decontrol on cotton goods to stabilize the market. The move triggers a sharp price drop and widespread disruption among cotton merchants manufacturers and speculators amid reports of market demoralization and concern over future sales.
Police backed by 95 deputies and 30 West Allis officers moved to the Allis-Chalmers works as clashes between pickets and workers escalated. Sheriff George Hanley requested Milwaukee police reinforcements from Governor Walter Goodland to preserve law and order across Milwaukee County.
The Grange League Federation began excavation for walls of a new mill near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks on Pennsylvania Avenue. GLF plans cinder block walls with steel roofing after council had refused steel siding and now expects permit approval at the next council meeting. Work on wall forms to start soon with a 40 by 190 foot building and a septic tank permit tied to mill approval.
Treasury data shows expenditures totaling 363 788 076 dollars with slight increases from prior day. Notable figures include 128 47 and changes from October 24 amid routine budget traces and balance adjustments.
The OPA moved to lift price caps on a wide range of items from radios to funeral goods as it rushes final papers on its master decontrol list. The announcement covers household appliances lighting and office equipment while keeping some items like textiles unchanged. glass containers manufacturing rules were also loosened.
A survey using a magnetic detector aims to locate oil and gas reserves around Clearfield and Centre in Pennsylvania. The effort, supported by the School of Mineral Industries and the U.S. Geological Survey, seeks to map pre-rambium rock and assess the depth and extent of potential deposits. A state budget of 20,000 dollars funds new research.
Dispatches report worsening conflict around Nanking and Darven with major fighting near port cities. The government claims new offensive plans and a push to force settlements as Russian forces influence the area, while Japanese and Chinese factions continue heavy clashes.
Trutan D. Weller national affairs adviser of the U S Chamber of Commerce spoke to Corry Chamber of Commerce members about influencing pending state and national legislation. He urged forming a district committee to disseminate information and stay in touch with Washington headquarters. Fifteen people attended representing local business and industry.
The New York Cotton Exchange, led by President Nell, suspends trading on cotton futures for today along with the New Orleans and Chicago boards. Similar nationwide action follows a drop to around 280 a bale as exchanges pause in response to market turbulence.
A severe wreck near Kane Hill disrupted lines between Bee and Renove. The derailment involved about 50 cars, blocking track and delaying the morning Philadelphia train to Evie Renove. crews cleared the site within an hour and service returned to its regular route, with no injuries reported.
More than 1,000 workers at Sera Supply Mfg Co and Raymond Mfg Co were X-rayed yesterday at a Dortmian Church site as part of a citywide X-ray survey. Overall 85 percent participation reported with higher rates among industrial workers than residents. Locations included Wheelock School and multiple mobile units operating across Corry Jamestown and surrounding areas with hours 1–5 and 7–9 p.m. Tomorrow sites extend to Fairhaven, North Center Street, and other streets with continued availability today and Sunday. New Aspinwall manager named Dr. F R Lipscomb, veteran of both world wars, assuming post at Aspinwall Veterans Administration Hospital succeeding Dr W E Trastford.
The government plans to do everything possible to stabilize the cotton market as President Truman vows action. The OPA announces a wide extension of rent ceilings effective November 1, bringing 88 more rental areas under ceilings. Additional dispatches report rising violence in Greece and Greece, Greece, and attacks in Jerusalem's central railway station amid ongoing civil unrest following Hindu Muslim tensions in Calcutta.
Ajax Works begins Safety Week with employee education and safety device displays to reduce preventable injuries. Safety captains in each department will monitor usage, with three month rotations, and a visual eye safety survey by Dr. T S Kelsey to correct defects.
Moscow's Vyacheslav Molotov uses a blunt four point arms reduction plan to push urgent action at the United Nations. US delegate Warren Austin is slated to speak as tensions rise over disarmament veto and Cold War policy.
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