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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1947
Page
1
BRED of Erie Hat Letters Signed Demand
An unsigned letter from Erie mentions a demand and estate matters involving Brig Pa and attorney Stocks. The garbled text indicates a financial or legal notice about a property or stock market issue with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettrix
Mine unions blamed in new coal strike bid
Washington April 9 owners of seized soft coal mines accuse John L. Lewis of engineering a deliberate new strike by United Mine Workers. Federal officials kept their view pending another appearance by Lewis before the judge who fined him and the UMW. the case centers on labor action and return-to-work pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federal Call
Justice Department
Kent
Lewis
UMW
Mines In State Cleared For Reopening Amid Labor Tensions
In Harrisburg, state officials certify 74 oil mines safe for reopening after inspections. 84 pits may reopen once inspected and certified by week’s end. Officials discuss conditions with unions and operators as strikes and fines surround the coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumoduted Press
Harrisburg
Ahab
Tyleriov
Pennsylva
State
Richard Mune Fotiay
Malze
Hone
Kru
Pennsylvania
Mize
Jownstown
APT
United Mine Workers
Tia
Dennis Fails To Appear For Get a Herring
The House committee on un American activities voted unanimously to cite Eugene Dennis, Communist Party secretary, for contempt after he failed to respond to a subpoena. Robert Stripling urged prosecution for conspiracy to contempt, while Dennis’s New York attorney Daniel Lapless said Dennis would not appear and filed a statement challenging the committee’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Eugene Dennis
Communiste
Robert Stripling
Cent Mirke
Justic Department
Dennis
Daniel Lapless
New York
Dalappd
Charman Mundt
R-Sd
Three Mental Patients Escape From Valley Forge Hospital
One of three escaped patients, John Zolbok, 28, surrendered at Valley Forge General Hospital. Nathaniel Green, 23, of Chicago, and Charles Piezell, 33, Milwaukee, remained at large as five men plotted the breakout. Guards overpowered staff during the escape after using duplicated keys to flee through the front door at 9:15 p.m. The trio reached the grounds, climbed a 15 foot barbed wire fence, and stole a car in Philadelphia after overpowering Sgt. John Peed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenesville
Doom T& Looked
Army
Valley ‘Forge General Hospital
John Zolbok
Alure
Nathaniel Green
Chicago
Charles Piezell
Milwaukee
Lewis Huggins
Huggins
Robert Hardin
W. A. Hoagland
Feilue
Cute
Sgt
John Peed
Philadelphia
Prisoner on trial commits suicide in jail cell
In Norristown police report, 46 year old Thomas Henry Grant, on trial for the Dec 16 shooting of his wife Helen, 83, hanged himself in a jail cell about 15 minutes after a guard spoke with him. Artificial respiration was attempted before a coroner ruled death by strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norristown
Orewery
Peter J .Reilly
Henry
Thomas Henry Grant
Anandershirt
Gribl
Thomas R. Hetrick
Greece Launches General Offensive Against Guerrillas
Athens reports a broad offensive against guerrilla bands in Western Macedonia and Thessaly. Leaflets warned civilians to stay away from combat areas as troops massed for a combined assault involving up to 130000 soldiers and allied forces to crush the insurgents.
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Asusiated
Athens
Critiis
Westenn
Macedonia
Thessaly
DuRocher suspended for 1947 season by commissioner
Len Durocher manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League was suspended for 30 days starting April 15 1947 by Baseball Commissioner A Bandler Chuck Dressen a former Dodgers manager and now a member of the New York Yankees was suspended along with a $2000 fine Harold Parrell traveling secretary of the Brooklyn club was fined $500 after an investigation prompted by charges of defamation brought by Larry MacPhail of the New York American League club against Burocher and Branch Rickey head of the Brooklyn club
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Associated Press Oinginnate
Len Durocher
Bradllyn Dodgers
National League
A. Bihandler
Chuck Dressen
Womoh
Dodgers
Amenile
New ‘Ore Yankes A
Brooklyn. Era
New York ‘Yankee
Harold Parrell
Maple season best in years in Corry area
Weather has enabled a strong maple sap run with forecasts predicting the largest output in years, about five times last year’s in this region. Producers report the season’s best flow after freezing nights, sap quality superior to recent years, syrup selling at seven dollars a gallon in Corry stores and five dollars or more elsewhere. A Titusville farmers market note: syrup at four dollars a gallon sold quickly.
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Phill Wes
Fis
Corry
St Wes
Titusville
Farmers
Mar- St
Itis
Milk Price Cut Reduces Northeast Producer Prices
The Agriculture Department announced a 1 cent per quart drop in producer milk prices effective May 1, with a 44 cent per hundred pounds reduction for the Northeast market including New York Boston Lowell Lawrence and Fall River Mass. The price cut establishes a pattern for other regions under federal milk marketing orders, lowering minimum producer prices to $4.18 per hundred pounds delivered to New York within a 201 mile radius.
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Washington
Agricultne Department
New York
Boston
Lowells Lawrence
Pall River
Mass
Wien
Federa
First recruits for naval unit enlisted here
Two WWI veterans led the area’s first naval reserve enlistment last night at the VFW hall. About 100 veterans and other youths attended to join a nucleus for a proposed division of 200 reservists, with Lt. L. K. Deeds and W. A. Redmond Corry speaking on reserve duties and cooperation.
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W. Clih
Paul C. Hurlbut
North Center Street
Raymond H. Jewell
R. B
L. K. Deeds
Naval Reserve
W. A. Redmond Corry
Ukr
Erie
ML Redmond
Stewart Long
U.S
W. A. Redmond
Intensify Search For Missing Boy In Pennsylvnia
POILIPSBURG Pa April 3 One of the largest manhunts in central Pennsylvania continued as searchers refused to give up hope of finding four year old Jimmy Seniser. Red eyed weary volunteers worked dawn to recover a body from abandoned coal mines. The child was last seen Sunday while playing with his brothers near their home in Lich Lohimond Mesnivhlle as area fire companies pressed the grim task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poilipsburg
Nwarby Lich
Lohimond
Yinily
Mmalling
Sparta Woman Survives Rifle Wound After Hotel Shooting
Mrs. Glannys Lord of Spartansburg was shot through the left breast as a rifle bullet ricocheted in the hotel office. She was rushed to Corry Hospital where surgeons operated. doctors say the first bullet missed vital organs and she is expected to recover. The event followed a confrontation at the hotel and investigators pursued a possible motive tied to family tensions.
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Spartansburg
Sale
Ubatel
Svartanabuns
Offler
Lord Wis
Earnest Wit
Tere
Odey
Lord
One State Route Closed After Beaverdam Flood Damage
State Police report one state highway remains blocked near Beaverdam due to washouts from high winds and a breezy incident. Extra caution urged as repairs and temporary detours are planned. several township roads in Wayne Concord Columbus and Spring Creek are flooded or washed out with traffic slowed and reassigned until grading and drainage work can be completed.
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Cel Hubley
Corry
Columbus
Syhiuh
Froman Farm
Beaverdam
Ilghwayz
Wayne
Concord
Spring Creek
Astreas
German Boundary Plan Of U S Being Discussed
Moscow reports describe a German boundary plan involving the Ruhr and Upper Silesia. A proposed boundary commission would oversee key regions with international administration or supervision of vital resources. The United States favors French aims within limits, while artifacts of Polish control shift east of the Oder and Neisse rivers.
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Moscow
Wnifdd
Iin
Ruhr
Germany
Upper Silesia
Poland
Wwe
United States
Pranve
East Prusia
Tortheasp Pomersnid
Polis
Imeindiately
Eest
Oder
Nelsoe River
Jesst
Abjasland
Mhue
International and U S News Briefs From Newark To Washington
News briefs report a Newark strike back to work after legislative changes and compulsory arbitration. Venezuela mourns 24 dead after Aeropostal plane crash near mountainous terrain. The U S Commerce Commission cites the Pennsylvania Railroad Red Arrow in a fatal crash with 24 killed and 138 injured. United Mine Workers Welfare Fund sets 1,000 death benefit per miner. President Truman讨论 economic problems of rising prices in a cabinet session with actions planned or taken.
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Washington
Miterstike Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroads
Altoana
Wallington
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Truman
White House
Henry Ford Receives Final Tributes Today
Detroit observers recall Henry Ford as an industrial genius as crowds gather for his body in state. Ford died from a cerebral hemorrhage Monday night, prompting Mrs. Henry Ford and family members to mourn with composure while the city honors his life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Henry Ward
W E W Officers Installed Here at Archie W Thompson Post
New officers of the Archie W Thompson Veterans of Foreign War Post were installed last night with Adjutant Eugene Lethman in charge. Elected leaders include Harold Cragg as commander Henry Hicks senior vice commander Olin Bracken Jr vice commander Pred Hosman quartermaster Eugene Bethman adjutant Walter Scott judge advocate Archibald Crowell chaplain Sam Baressi patriotic instructor William Allen officer of the day Cassing Sears historian Robert Morton service officer Alfred Murnon Ary Floyn Blude and R M McCoy trustees. An athletic committee was named to direct post activities for the next year with Walter Scott Clinton McKean and William Roehrig. The Bugle Corps and Firing Squad remain under Burch Gordon Past Commander C P Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Thompson Veterans of Foreign War Post
Eugene Lethman
Harold Cragg
Henry Hicks
Olin Bracken, Jr
Junie
Pred Hosman
Eugene Bethman
Walter’ Scott
Wbyueate
Archit’ Crowell
Sam Baressi
William Allen
Cassing Sears
Robert Morton
Alfred Mur
Son
Ary
Floyn Blude
R. M. McCoy
Walter Scott
Clinton McKean
William Roehrig
Burch Gordon
C. P. Keating
Langley Collyer found amid filth ends legend
Langley Collyer s body was discovered amid filth in the former fashionable Brownstone shared with his blind brother Homer. Autopsy to determine death. extensive junk removal left the house nearly bare. Police noted Homer Collyer died from malnutrition days earlier.
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New York
Langley Collyer
Homer
Collyer
Homer Collyer
Langley
Elena Oe
Atal
Homer Bad
Hermon Livingston Collyer
Negotiators Near Agreement in National Telephone Strike
Washington April 9 Negotiations on the nationwide telephone strike progressed through a long session with hopes for a key Bell System unit near settlement. Government aided talks centered on long distance rates and arbitration costs as wage disputes and proposed three man panels arose. The union offered a $1 payroll deduction compromise but the company refused, prolonging the stalemate and delaying a broader settlement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Orauls
Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tax hearing stormed today in Harrisburg crowd over levy plan
A packed galleys and crowded Senate chamber heard spokesmen on Governor James BH Dail's 313,000,000 tax program. More than 1,000 people filled the hall while hundreds milled outside as the finance committee debated proposed levies including a rise in cigarette taxes. Arthur Schultz of the Pennsylvania Tolesco Distributors Association objected to an increase from two to three cents per cigarette, arguing federal taxation already boosts prices. The session aimed to approve bills advancing to the House.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senpis
James BH. Dail
Ablabie Seijerec
Cammittec
Senate
Arthur Schultz
Exe
Tolesco Distributors Association
Sally Barorel
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