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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented listing note with vintage car and items
A rough catalog style notice lists items like a 1940 era car and household goods. Mentions include a red 1935 Chev wagon, heater, desk, amps, and various tools. The text references prices, contact numbers, and a location near Wilcos with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Hammond
Vermnan
Rowle
Wien
Ll Strainer
Wilte
Arthur Hone
Poland and Russia Push UN Action Over Spain Case
Poland and Russia join to urge the United Nations Security Council to require Spain to answer charges of harboring Nazi war scientists and new weapons research. The Polish indictment, supported by Gromyko, aims to keep the case on the agenda as the council resumes sessions on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
United Nations Security Council
Poland
Sualn
New York
Russia
United Nations
Spain
Security Council
Organization
Andrei A. Gromyka
Moscow
Mastow
Gromyko
United States
Nikolai Vi Novikov
Oscar Lange
Corry youths plead guilty and defer sentence
Corry youths admitted to breaking into a garage and stealing money, pleading guilty in county court. Judge Laub postponed sentencing to allow parents to be questioned and to learn full facts before deciding punishment. The hearing followed their entry into Heck with Turner garage and the resulting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Vincent Wieismn
Sna Rovers Wack Son
Oyer
Heckwith
Turner
Laub
Erle
Corry Schools Installs New Executive Leader
A new school executive was elected by Swarts Ms Schirk to lead Corry Schools. The result was announced at a special convention held Tuesday, with the new superintendent set to take local office on July tab, following years of service by the former head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarts
Schirk
Dorry Sahoo
Covei
Evie
Mitia Vonty
Siyer Vstry
Corry Men Prepare to Operate Esso Hall Station
William Randall and Harry Blount have leased the large West Smith Street gas station in Corry from Mink Alberti of Titusville. They plan full automobile service including tires and a lunch counter, with a sub-lease arrangement and capable partners. Randall previously ran the Atlantic Station and will bring experience to the new operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Randall
Harry Blount
West Smith Street
Corry
Mink Alberti
Titteville
Ineatin
Automobile Service Department
Mad
Randall
Brown
Willy
Aero
Atlanti
Wort Plena
Reds Trailing in Jap Election Amid Postwar Balloting
Reported results from yesterday's first postwar election show Social Democrats leading in 35 seats, Progressives 24, Liberals 23, with Communists far behind. Nine women expected to win. independents and a People's party candidate also elected. Final House makeup unclear as results trickle in. Premier Shidehara's cabinet to remain until the next Imperial Diet convenes, likely May 10.
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Associated Pres
Tokyo
Sawan
House of Representatives
Social Democratic Party
Progressives
Liberals
Certalunut
AL Teast
People's Party
Losity
Shidehara
Sparkplug
Ghiet
Watanu ‘Narshashi
Pukuara Prefective
Kyushu
Narashi
Diet
Kaltenbrunner Opens His Fight for Life Today
Kaltenbrunner, chief of security police, opened his defence before the International Military Tribunal. He denied knowledge of the Mauthausen concentration camp executions and said such authority rested only with Hitler and Himmler. He faced questions about alleged Nazi attempts to negotiate peace in 1948 through American agents.
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Ncy
Pensa
Nernberc
Tell
Trnat Kaltenbrunner
Emer
Ne My2i Security Police
Oth
Heinrich Himmler
Himmler
Gestapo
Fallenbrimmer Soldie
Sbontaheni
Mautner
Josh Morton
Mrpseu
Vion
Mauthausen
Dout
Kaltenbrunner
Hitler
Himmier
Midavit
Portugal
Switzerland
Manuel to Direct Corry Community Band Revival
A first meeting last night launched a revived Corry Band with Albert Maitel named as new director and Manuel available for leadership. More than twenty musicians attended as Victor Grn of the American Legion post supported the effort aiming to form a 28 member Corry Community Band and to recruit additional players across the local district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Aid
Albert Maitel
Clyther
Corry Band
Manuel
Parsons
Victor Grn
Eimer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Sith Air Force Band
Lincoln
Neb
Wilbur Rickers
Red Cross Fund Reaches 7617 Amid Donations From Aero Supply
Corry's Red Cross drive nears its target with $800 added by Aero Supply Mfg Co and several smaller gifts. The current total stands at $7,617.47, leaving under $1,000 to raise. Chairman Waterhouse noted past donor totals and urged continued contributions as last year’s 3,905 one dollar donors compare to this year’s 1,066.
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Red Cross
Corry
Waterhouse Ttl
N. Gill
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Tnc
Ichheime
Government Tightens Push to Settle Coal Talks
Washington reports the government sought to revive soft coal negotiations halted by John L. Lewis without seizing mines. Secretary Schwellenbach led separate talks with operators and union leaders, while Lewis’s UMWJ executives pressed for a wage and hour settlement and a fund for safer mines, as producers insisted wages and hours be the primary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Latur Schwellenbarh
Lewis” Walkott
O Thers
Will
Lewis
Mary
Distict
Isbor
Ucen
UMW
Lerwtina
de Worling
Tewis
Iiks Devaniad
Corry barbers raise prices amid industry surge
Corry barbers announce a general price increase effective next Monday April 15. Haircuts rise to 76 cents from 65, shaves from 30 to 60 cents, tonics up ten cents, and shampoos jump to 65 cents from 50. Some shops had undercharged, prompting rivals to raise rates to cover costs. Treasury numbers also listed show receipts at 214,434,600.52 and total debt 274,357,707,343.48 as of April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Treasury
Washington
The
UN Plans Military Force To But Not Ration Bread
Washington April 11 The government signaled no bread ration but stressed need for more grain amid a weak domestic conservation program. Agriculture Secretary Anderson outlined measures to conserve wheat, including livestock feed use, banning wheat in beer and whisky, export controls, and inventory limits to curb hoarding while urging production and market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tillige
Bolly
Secretary of Agriculture
Cliitcir P. Anderson
Valime
Bellis
Grea
United States
Anderson
Andersen
Washington Bulletin Highlights and War News
Congressional investigators heard President Truman used an appeal by Admiral Husband E. Kimmel to examine a secretive set of Roosevelt messages. The Army plans to train 2,400 officers and civilians for military government posts over 18 months. An Allied mission called the March 31 elections free and true in Growl country, while Tehran hints at talks to restore Iran’s unity among Kurdistan, Azerbaijan, and central government. Attorney General Tom Clark orders a rubber tire industry anti trust inquiry by a New York grand jury. A six alarm fire in Pittsburgh destroys Clark Cimber Company lands, with losses around 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Husband E. Kimmel
Ferguson
Presiden Roosevelt
John Phelan
Peat Harbor
Crimean
Jeter
Tom Clark
New York City
Senate Moves New Plan To Ease Housing Shortage
The Senate shifted from emergency measures to a comprehensive plan aiming to build 72 500 000 new homes by 1950. Bipartisan authors Tats 1B-Ching Wigner and Fle loniter back the bill, tied to housing materials credits and subsidies, while the House addresses related emergency legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tate
Tats
Senate
Monessen High School Fire Destroys Building
Five fire crews battled a blaze at Monessen High School, a five story brick structure, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Firefighter efforts lasted eight hours. janitor Ben Headley was found dead, apparently suffocated on the second floor. The auditorium and 12 classes suffered severe damage while many windows shattered and equipment destroyed. Photographer Julius Conti and Assistant Principal W F R Batterkun uncovered the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monessen
Jonttar
Moununeehela Valley
Bam Headley
Dames Agnam Gain Headley
Hin + indy
Winerie Ovell Nittum
Aple
Julius Conti
W. F. R. Batterkun
Severe Freeze Grips Region as Temperatures Plunge
Hard freeze blankets area with 15 to 24 degree readings through the night. Thermometers show 19 to 13 degrees at various sites. frost lines appear on water and vegetation. In Pittsburgh, a boy, Paul V. Montgomery Jr., 4, dies after being struck by a truck outside a Morhinaside church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Merch
Fred Kimsby
At & O
Pittsburgh
Paul V. Montgomery, Jr
Stanton Heights
Quake Sightings Reported by Several Agencies
An Associated Press bulletin notes a strong earthquake near Alaska with a large tidal wave, recorded at Westin College around 2.08 pm and a second event at 9.12 pm. Seismologists from Fordham University and others reported quakes with significant but uncertain directions, about 4,245 miles from Houston, with readings across New York City and other locations.
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Whavos
Alask
Westin College
Daniel Linehan
Sather Linehan
Michans
Huston
Romania
New York City
Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
New Virle
Sparta Man Hurt In Accident Near Symehora
Glenn Morris, a former resident of Symanshire and son of Mrs Elk Morris, was injured when his locomotive stalled at a railroad bridge. He suffered a broken pelvis and severe bruising. He was rushed to Tian Yin Hospital for X rays and further examination to check for internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Morris
Symanshire
Elk, Morris
Franklin
Oit
New York
Spartansburo
Morris
Weedent
Symehora
Tellawalle
Tian Yin Hospital
VFW Donates 6000 to Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
The VFW voted a 6000 donation to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund, surpassing the prior pledge by 1000. Roger Brown, Memorial Hospital Fund chairman, reported total pledges at 207915.95 with 99028.55 received. Banks in Corry purchased short term government bonds as a security measure amid ongoing fund-raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Yever
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roger Brown
Memorial Hospi
Tal Punc
V.rw
Cory
Whisk Age
Hie Pia
Juome
Mapping Of Forces Under UN Charter Chiefs Meet In New York
Heavy U S air and sea units and Russian infantry are being mapped into a unified force to enforce the United Nations Charter. Chiefs are gathering at a New York hotel to discuss the international security framework and potential joint actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
New York Hotel
U. N
Tases
United States
United Kingdom
Russia
France
China
U. S
George Kenney
MB. Rideway
Army
R. K. Turner
Navy
Denys Hall
Moet
Omion
Rassias
Big Five Chiefs of Staff Make-Up on Strategy Board
In a penthouse meeting at a midtown hotel about 20 men draft plans for a global military force. They organize a security committee of the United Nations to form a world police general staff tasked with preventing and suppressing aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United Nations Headquarters Move Proposed for New York
Announces Flushing Meadow as interim UN meeting site with Lake Success considered for headquarters. Mayor Willa O'Dwyer says New York will fund park and municipal building improvements while U N charter outlines Security Council powers for enforcing peace, including potential blockades and military action. Senior U.S. officials named to the UN postwar planning group with a focus on manpower and equipment contributions.
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Mew
Uniow
York
Willa O'Dwyer
Flushing Meadow
United Nations
Qill Lake Success
Igne Island
EU Nations
Adder
Tryeve Lie
U. N
Grover Whalen
New York
Board of Estimate of
New York City
Ddwyer
Flushing Meadow Park
Senate Recommends Full Fear Extension Amid Tension
The Senate Military Committee signals a broad extension of fear measures amid rising tensions. In Washington the panel discussed proposed actions and potential impacts on national security and civil liberties.
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Senate
Oy Ascockied
Washington
Senate Miliary Committee
Teoorarimmarib
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