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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1949

Page

2

Local notices mix coast to coast and mine action in Warren

Warren reports fresh chestnuts from Kinzua Ridge by forest engineer Leslie Smith. A brand of quick drying porcelain-like finish from Lanston’s prompts ad costs. A court hearing in Conemango township concerns a school bus sale and injunction against the school board. VFW members urged to attend a funeral home tribute for Comrade John Howlett. In St Marys a small strip mine faced picket lines with coal transport continuing. one man charged with pointing firearms released on bond. Barber shop detour noted with dates Sept 26 27 28.

Warren Leslie Smith U.S. Forest Service Kinzua Ridge Minnesota Lanston’s Allison D. Wade Conenango Township Ralph Loree Stew Art Whillesell James W. Reilly Unil Wade V.F.W V.F. W. Club Funeral Home John Howlett St —Kane St. Marys Jess Perry Charles van Slandes Ridgway van Slander Perry Wenn D. Rynd, Jr Rynd Farm Major D. Olmes Oil City Lee A McCracken Venango County Alexander B. Jobson McCracken VF. W Joy Manufacturing Co Franklin Chess Lamberton Sk Franklin Tooearn Constinuaion Ellis Freddie Eimers

City and Vicinity News Briefs Reach Across Meadville Area

A Meadville area page highlights a postponed hearing for Alexander R. Holfelder, liquor license suspensions in Titusville, an unidentified woman arranging funeral plans for James Garcia, a Gibbs optician ad, local patrols and civic events, Meadvill e court cases, and community notices including a new chapel dedication at Bethesda Home, a verdict in a vehicle collision case, and notes on employment in the Meadville region.

Powell’s Alexander R. Holfelder Cambridge Springs Minnesota Lanston‘s Titusville Harrisburg State Liquor Control Board Frank Kobbitz Andrew Paul Ich Gene's Cafe Polish National Alliance Lanston’s James Garcia Erie Brugger Funeral Home New York City Gatese State Anatomical Board Q. A. Matthews North Center Rita Ann Alton Meadville Nér Mina Keutman

Jamestown Burglary Hoax Leads to Disorderly Conduct Charge

Alleged burglary hoax in Jamestown prompted a police charge of disorderly conduct against Murray Paul of R D 1 Jamestown, after he told officers on Sunday that a safe containing 1800 dollars was removed from a parking-lot office. The report followed a string of local notices and court actions seen in the region.

Jamestown Leonard C. Davison Donald R. Kahle Raymond E. Johnson Murray Paul R. D Jamesown Paul Parkng Last Sunnday Mabel Meadville Herbert Mook Margaret Daly Mitchell Titusville Vinsor Jere

Younestown Mayor Seeks National Defense System Restart

Mayor Charles P Heridarsen calls for immediate reestablishment of a national civilian defense system after President Truman announced Resid had set off an atomic bomb test. He plans to seek council support Monday to push Congress toward action in Washington.

Loungstown Younestown Charles P Heridarsen Truman Resid Council Washington

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admitted: Mrs. Gilbert Vanider Schnatt of Cly, Mrs. Gertrude Poster of R D 1, Donald Carter Jr seven, Columbus. Charles Brightmen of North Cly, Mrs. Stanton B Bower R D 3. Dana Scouten two, Spartansboro. Melvin Baccus eleven, Columbus. Discharged: Jesse Allen Union City. Mrs. Donald Vanderkooi and daughter Clymer. Mrs. James Kysor and daughter Centerville. Mrs. Cecil Huffman R D 4.

Gilbert Vanider Schnatt Cly Gertrude Poster R. D Donald Carter, Jr Donald Carter Columbus Charles Brightmen North Clyle Stanton B. Bower Dana Scouten Laurence Scouten Spartansboro Melvin Baccus Claude Baccus Jesse Allen Union City Donald Vanderkooi Clymer James Kysor Centerville Cecil Huffman

Babson Explains Why People Want Things For Free

A speech argues that wage workers seek higher pay for less work and warns against unions and government waste. It decries “something for nothing” motives, critiques Wall Street fraud, and calls for tax reform to boost investment, jobs, and factory growth to meet rising population demand.

Wall Street work to be encouraged by administration

The column argues that funding machinery and working capital will create jobs, urging Congress to eliminate double taxation on dividends and exempt income under 1000 from tax. It promotes investing in stocks to finance more equipment and employment, noting the moral link between savers and employers and critiquing those who seek shorter hours and modern living while remaining workers.

Wall Street Congress

Mine Walkout Idles 480000 for Sixth Day

The page reports roving pickets curtailing strip operations by motorcade through coal regions. Heavy rains reduced picketing in Pennsylvania while violence surfaced near Charleston West Virginia. Wesley Walker, owner of a nonunion mine, says about 175 roving pickets shut several mines in the Tuppers Creek area.

Pennsylvania Charleston W. Va Wesley Walker Tuppers Creek

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