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A fragmented OCR item mentions a night incident in a car and a bus in Ashville. Names and full details are unreadable, leaving the specific events and people unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item mentions a night incident in a car and a bus in Ashville. Names and full details are unreadable, leaving the specific events and people unclear.
A patrol of Erie area events details arrests and investigations from Pottersburg to Port Ord. Reports include a car theft charge, a fire misattribution, found address books, real estate transfers, and a new police appointment in Jamestown. Weather brings heavy rain damage and roof issues, plus reconversion notes for Smaller War Plants.
The Senate moves toward swift confirmation of Harold Burton to the Supreme Court, Robert Patterson as Secretary of War, and W. Stuart Symington to lead the Surplus Property Administration. Burton's seat would shift Ohio politics as Gov Lausche gains a potential Senate replacement.
William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw was found guilty of treason in London and sentenced to hang. The jury returned a verdict after brief deliberation following Justice Tucker's ruling Joyce left Britain in 1935 cloaked in the Union Jack to broadcast German propaganda.
Federal Judge Wales Waring fined eight corporations one trade association and 14 individuals a total of 58000 after they pleaded no contest to indictments charging antitrust violations in the production and fate of wood alcohol. Notable penalties include Wood Distillers Corp Wyat Chemical Institute and Joseph A McCormack each 10000 and 5000 respectively with several officers also fined at varying amounts.
Army engineers observing Chats kol Fever flood control area report Lake Jewel rose about three inches as rain continued. Government Weather Observer Gilbert Olvon noted 25 inches of rainfall with ground saturation risking a rise up to a foot, potentially reaching flood level at 1909 feet if rains persist.
Tokyo newspapers report Premier Bigeshi Kouni plans an envoy of apology to an unnamed republic for war crimes. At Pest Harbor the Navy announces the Saratoga with 25 escort carriers and seaplane tender to move 20,000 plus servicemen monthly under Rear Admiral Henry Kendall.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 19, a 68 year old retired state trooper William Tevelin confessed to killing his wife in January claiming she urged him to end her life. An autopsy showed carbon monoxide poisoning from smoke inhalation and no strangulation. The couple’s daughter was later taken to California for care.
Residents gathered to review blueprints for a new building intended to house the Columbus fire department blog and related facilities. Committee heads outlined schedule details including a country-style dinner planned for September 26 at the Community Church and a follow up meeting at the church next Tuesday with turnout expected.
The article notes chicle, the chief gum ingredient, comes only from Mexico, Honduras and parts of Guatemala. It explains chicle is a resin derived from the chico tree in these Middle American regions.
Lueneburg Germany Sept 19 Prosecution charges Kramer and 44 aides showed indifference to interned victims at Belsen camp. British surgeon Hughes testified scarce medical care existed while stockpiles of supplies and Wehrmacht materials were found at the camp despite conditions.
Salishury NC September 14 The three Piniait brothers aged 15 12 and 10 wait for the end of life as doctors say the dystrophy will leave them unable to walk and with a life expectancy of about a year Their widowed mother relies on welfare and charitable funds for support and care.
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