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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1948
Page
2
The report notes demonstrations near the Soviet war memorial as Big Four discussions on Berlin resume. A Soviet tribunal sentenced five youths to 26 years hard labor for participation in the fighting. Kotikov’s letter to Maj. Gen. Herbert accuses criminal elements of dishonoring the monument.
Erie public schools report 15 598 pupils after first week. Lawrence K. Kline pleads guilty to building materials theft and is jailed on $1 500 bond. Franklin man Charles Castel pleads guilty to motor vehicle offense and is jailed in Venango County. Me erdink's ads tout garbage disposal and local services. horse show at Waitsburg fairgrounds. purse found by Helen Hill and awaiting owner.
Community notes report planned insurance talks with Rossbacher and a list of Corry Hospital admissions including Mrs. Sprovers and Mrs. Camper. Meadsville reports a Blooming Valley labor event building a new bridge as workers earn regular wages. Other items cover a tractor accident near Sugar Lake injuring Norman Ferry, local football game plans at Love land Field, and a deer euthanized after crashing into West Fenn Power equipment.
Meadville Superintendent Warren P Norton reports high school enrollment declined versus last year while elementary enrollment rose slightly. Combined attendance totaled 1119 on opening day September 8, with elementary at 4871 the same day. Police hunt for a second mystery assailant after Richard Barget, 18, was knifed and gravely wounded early Wednesday. he is listed in fair condition at Hamblin Hospital. Obituary notes Patrolman George Lawrence died of a heart attack at home at age 40. Local notices include church events and a fish fry at Blue Bonnet Inn.
Chicago, Sept 15. A Macro scopic fluoroscopic screen gives images of internal organs nearly as clear as cinema pictures. John W. Coleman of Westinghouse Research Labs says the amplifier increases image brightness about 500 times and speeds exams. The system converts X-ray patterns into an electronic stream, accelerating electrons to reveal functioning organs, though current images are dim.
Forty three families ordered evicted from condemned dwellings won a second reprieve from the borough council. Congressman James Fulton reported progress in finding new homes. eleven families had moved and eight were negotiating. Action halted until Fulton’s October 12 briefing. The unsafe frame houses, labeled hazardous by a county judge, face health violations with tenants paying 14.80 monthly.
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