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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1946
Page
4
Corry Daily announces advertising rates and rate card details. The notice lists costs by mail and carrier, city subscriptions, and display ad options, with references to Associated Press affiliation and rate inquiries.
A 1945 Steel magazine editorial critiques Henry Wallace and the Roosevelt era shift. It argues Wallace’s temperament and policy stances harmed diplomacy and the economy, cites false wage projections, and laments Truman’s reluctance to remove him, warning of bipartisan drift and national peril. The piece portrays Wallace as a damaging force in domestic and foreign affairs.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania moves to absorb 24,000 returning veterans into 74 colleges and 15 new regional centers by Oct 15 He cites progress at Washington Jefferson and Waynesburg Colleges and notes housing remains a hurdle Governor Martin praises faculty recruitment and facilities while advisors push emergency centers as regional hubs with student commuting from home to center Dr Robert Steele named state coordinator of the plan
A 1926 news jot covers remodeling at the B. J. Everett store in the Horn building, street railway rails removal at North Center Street, a fatal diphtheria risk case for nine year old Jassie Jones, an accident harming Mrs. Nate Harris in the Jacobson Store, a hospital admission for head injury, a birth of Alice Marie Reynolds, and a marriage of Elizabeth Group to Clinton Clifford in Clymer New York. The item notes August–September civic changes and social events in Corry area society.
The Urals yield iron and coal along with copper lead zinc nickel manganese asbestos aluminum chromium gold silver and platinum. The mountains also hold valuable oil reserves in and near the region.
A reader’s quiz asks seven items from a classified page including married actors, birthstones rules, animal facts, historic boxing champions, Titanic fate, a producer linked to a deadly car incident, and citizenship deadline for veterans plus questions on a Mediterranean visit and new state admissions.
SEPT 28 The threat of a strike that could cut off chief fresh water fish supplies looms as negotiations between the company and five local fisheries union officials resume at Circles Fisheries office. CIO regional head Ralph Tillotson says Local No 1 and the International Union of Fishermen and Allied Workers are ready to reopen talks at any time. A strike committee meeting is planned Tuesday at the CIO home, with a walkout date set for October 3 unless negotiations resume.
A discussion on ragweed control shows community efforts to destroy ragweed may be futile due to seed longevity and pollen travel. Experts note pollen can travel 40 to 75 miles, with mixed results from past campaigns in Sault Sainte Marie, Mid h, and Harbor Maine and Chicago.
Harvey L. Lanphere Jr., 19, of Ripley, died Saturday night at Westfield Hospital from chest injuries suffered in a September 14 car accident near North East on Route 89. Police say he failed to negotiate a dive, ran off the road into a bank, was treated locally, then transported for further care. He died at 9:45 p.m.
In Oil City on Sept 23 a two and a half year old girl, Mary Lou Turk, was injured when the car she rode in was struck by a Pennsylvanus Railroad freight train at a private driveway crossing Eagle Rock. Five others escaped injury as the vehicle was hit. The child is reported with a severe scalp laceration and possible concussion, condition described as fair. Occupants identified include Mabel Turk, 40, Mrs Richard Turk, 32, Ada Turk, 60, Donna Turk, 11, and Charles Turk, 4. Police say the driveway leads to cottages near the tracks.
The Torpedo homecoming and picnic, a summer staple before the war, will be revived. Fifty-five residents met at the Warren county townsite for a basket picnic and meeting to reorganize the former reunion association. Officers named include President James Pike, Secretary Harold McConnell, and Treasurer Mrs Bustan.
Eugene Shorts of Grand Valley was hurt Saturday morning when a tire rim flange struck his nose as he attempted to remove a tire without fully deflating it. He received eight stitches at Titusville Hospital.
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