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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1949
Page
1
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President Truman plans to urge speedy approval as the United States joins 11 other nations in signing a landmark pact. The treaty’s ceremonial signing was held yesterday, with debate already centering on ratification by seven nations and the broader defense alliance.
Washington April 6 Senator Connally of Texas urged the Senate to grant swift priority to a defense alliance treaty. He noted the need for two thirds approval to ratify, warning Congress cannot delay and risk signaling a weak stance. House members return, while Connally heads foreign relations committee to set the schedule amid uncertainty.
Corry Chamber of Commerce advances plans for Glenn Mead Day in July to honor the former Corry man. A 1949 Plymouth Deluxe will be drawn during the day long event with proceeds benefiting Mead Park Association. Speakers and committees are named as clubs and civic groups pledge support for a broader citywide celebration.
A grass fire on the north side of Route 6 near the State Fish Hatchery burned several acres before firefighters and Wa terford High students subdued it. The blaze, traced to a bonfire at Dr. Bowman Bowe ter’s home, threatened nearby areas and required Old Cony volunteers to assist.
City council approved first and second readings of a zoning ordinance amid a lengthy debate. A petition bearing 427 signatures opposed to zoning was presented by Alfred Apps. A skating rink inquiry drew unanimous support. The meeting addressed road, curb, and permit matters, fund transfers, and a storm sewer project set to open bids May 16.
Streets Director Garl Smith announced Cunry’s annual cleanup days will run April 26 and 27 with city crews and trucks collecting litter curbside. The department emphasized ready access for pickup and disposal by workers and equipment.
Associated Press reports in Washington that Riohorn HB Crowe, a missing bank manager from New York's National City Bank, was arrested in Daytona Beach. He allegedly took large sums, with hundreds of thousands recovered, including cash and bonds. FBI and police traced funds and bags linked to the theft, and Crowe admitted taking money but did not specify amounts.
Joyce Schumaker, 17, told Police Chief William A. MacDonald she shot Carl Reeder, 52, a former clerk, after a quarrel about marriage and divorce. She described taking a 22 caliber pistol from her father, and accompanied by a friend, witnessed the drive along Lake Michigan shore before the fatal shot.
The 58 nation United Nations Assembly opens with Andrei Gromyko facing Atlantic pact signers in a tense moment. Delegates expect sharp East West exchanges over the Western alliance as Western powers and Moscow weigh possible moves during the session.
Harrisburg reports an eight hour day plan for Pennsylvania State Police FTO squadron to address shift demands. Commanders cited practical limits due to manpower, with Wilkes-Barre area noting scheduling challenges and broader applicability uncertain. Distribution of duties aims to balance work hours while maintaining essential patrol coverage. Meanwhile actress Adele Wood suffers a fall and is reported in serious condition by doctors.
Bulgarian central committee and politburo dismissed Kost Rostov amid a roundup of alleged imperialist spy links. He had served as deputy premier since 1940 and played a key role in Soviet Bulgaria relations, with a disputed $87 million treaty arrangement cited as a major policy matter.
Corry cases up for grand jury as Mayville court weighs two matters involving Robert Lea Jackson of Es street and Elwood Glenn Davis of Corry. The proceeding aims to decide on larceny related charges tied to a stolen vehicle and related duress allegations. Defendants face hearings or adjournments as officials plan the grand jury agenda.
In Harrisburg on April 5 the Senate Highway committee opened hearings on a truck weight bill amid pro and con testimony. Supporters from the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association push higher weights for common freight trucks to remove trade barriers, while the Pennsylvania Association of Township Supervisors warns heavier loads could harm local roads and bridges. The panel heard various arguments as lawmakers prepared for a decisive vote, with ads framing the debate in the background.
DETROL April 5 Nash announces a price reduction across several models with cuts ranging from 20 to 120 dollars. Ford and Overland majors also cut prices citing lower material costs and higher production. Other brands including Yard of Canae and Taher orb posted reductions from 880 to 114 and 42 respectively.
A Pennsylvania Senate committee studied a proposal to set a uniform fiscal year for municipalities moving start dates from January 1 to July 1. The change would align tax notices for school districts counties and municipalities and allow budgeting in July, drawing opposition from officials who fear prep time and budgeting delays. In Hanover and surrounding areas officials argued the plan would hasten budgeting while stalling preparation. In another incident two store clerks at a state liquor store were robbed. a gunman ordered them to strip, stole about $130 from the register, and took their trousers and wallets.
A devastating early morning fire gutted the 60 year old St Anthony Hospital in Effingham NL. More than 50 believed dead including babies, elderly men and women. Hospital staff and townspeople struggled to rescue victims as flames trapped patients on upper floors. The disaster prompted hundreds to help with rescue efforts and a long page six continuation note.
Arvid Lindstrom of Scioth glindet Nis velesend faces charges of receiving stolen goods after his son Pauly Lindstrom and two youths Ayshurdy McDonald and Rahald Brown were arrested for stealing beef bouillon from Misheel Yolansky. The elder Lindstrom is to appear April 11 while the youths await court.
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