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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1949
Page
1
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Bonn reports quote Dr. Konrad Adenauer urging rapid formation of a west German federal government to avoid catastrophe. He cites three Western allies' agreement on the German question and warns that unity is essential to prevent democratic collapse. Debate remains over central versus states' financial control amid SPD CDU split.
A Babson Raps column argues that government spending, new deal policies, and rising taxes threaten independence. It contrasts Truman’s social programs with Republican aims, warning that continued deficits subsidize prosperity for some while risking future burdens. The piece notes reader opinions influence policy through letters and polls.
In San Marino California, Apela Revoine crews extended their descent to 865 feet into a 26 foot wide trench to free a trapped child. Torches illuminate the shaft as emergency workers cut through casing, but no response comes from inside the pipe despite night efforts under floodlights.
An aging one legged Army veteran in Cambria County faces a murder charge after a fire at a shanty near Philipsburg left a 34 year old woman dead. Police say the suspect used a hammer and hook in the incident as fire investigators found the victim’s body amid burning debris in Dean Township.
The House appropriations committee approved a postwar defense bill totaling about 16.1 billion dollars, with the army navy and air force allocations detailed. President Truman sought funds to support a military force of about 4743,100 personnel across Regulars National Guard and organized reserves. The plan includes cash and contract authority, with the air force receiving large cash allotments and provisions to liquidate prior contracts. The bill hints at potential unforeseen conflicts while stressing preparedness.
Corry couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaquith, and Frank Stine of Pittfield were injured in a head on collision on Route 6 at Pittfield at 3:53 p m. Jaquith and his wife were treated at Warren General Hospital with facial lacerations and head injuries. Mrs Jaquith remained hospitalized. Stine received minor cuts and lacerations and was released. Stine was driving a 1934 Chevrolet west when he failed to keep the vehicle under control and struck an embankment, causing the car to bounce into the east bound lane directly in front of the Jaquith car. Both vehicles were demolished and total loss was estimated at 8000.
E l B members voted to approve a proposed 4800 building addition at the Evangelical Lutheran Brethren Church. The plan includes a two story brick manse and an educational unit. Final funding and sanctions from church boards are pending but expected soon. Architects Freeburn and Lignall of Tomestown drafted the plans. Rev H Ray Harris announced construction to begin after bids are issued.
The city jail reports a near doubling of nightly lodging since 1946 from 191 to 374 occupants. Despite worn beds and limited amenities, inmates receive free meals and coffee as the jail remains a temporary shelter amid postwar unemployment. Police report searches at intake and ongoing caution about weapons and alcohol in possession.
The school board plans a special committee meeting to discuss a four or two room addition at the rear of the junior high. Bids on similar projects and cost estimates suggest a four room addition could run around 60,000 dollars. Officials consider space needs as enrollment grows and efforts aim to have the addition ready for the next school year.
Samuel Jerry and accomplices from Butler County pleaded guilty to breaking into the West Tavern in Butler and to car theft. Judge Purvis sentenced each to a year in the Allegheny county workhouse, with Kerr placed on probation for the Venango case. The trio admitted theft of a car driven from Harriseville to Venango, and later burglarized the Butler tavern, confessing after sentencing.
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt travels to Reno to establish residency for a divorce case. The public scene around her arrival is muted as photographers are kept away and no comments are offered by Mrs. Roosevelt or her family. The Reno settlement follows months of rumors about a potential separation.
A survey on a four and one half mile stretch of Route Wattsburs and Huty is complete. The Highway Department plans rebuilding near Cin’ streten and Liki Simmer, with work expected to start next summer. Weather and winter pauses delay progress, but six miles of new road are projected, linking Hammett and Wile.
About 300 trucks logged at the Ohio Pennsylvania border halted for overloads as Pennsylvania enforces a 49 000 pound limit. State police weighed vehicles on Route 20 with scales. Sixty five drivers paid fines of 25 dollars for under five percent excess and 50 dollars for larger excess. Only trucks meeting weight limits may move. The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association seeks to raise the ceiling while lawmakers debate the bill.
Mrs Con rnd Melquisty returned to Jamestown with her week old baby abandoned earlier in the week. The mother and child will live at the Remug Point home with her parents. The baby's father is detained in Butler County on a parole violation charge.
City officials announce DST will begin Sunday, April 24 at 2 a.m. and end Sunday, September 25. Mayor Fred Kinley issues proclamation. the change aims to avoid conflicts with closing hours of local establishments as federal and state offices plan adjusted hours.
Five 17 year old youths from Youngsville Torpedo and Irvine were injured when a 1937 Ford hauling a trailer lost control on Route 6 west of Youngsville. Gordon Holmes of Torso tha ind and four others suffered injuries including a fractured skull a broken arm and a cracked pelvis. The truck overturned after skidding about 60 feet and the trailer sustained minor damage. Police said charges were filed and the investigation continues.
Nanking April 9 Chinese Communist leader promised a tentative settlement of the Chinese civil war. Reds backed peace demands with offensives near the Yangtze front and northward actions. he said the original eight demands would form the basis of any accord. He did not specify how fully the eight demands might be toned down a lenient settlement depends on what is deemed best for peace.
Two infants, 17 months and 6 months, died in a Petersburg Pa home fire. Firemen fought the blaze more than an hour. cause unknown. The infants were children of Mr and Mrs Daniel Loder of Huntingdon County.
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