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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 11, 1949
Page
1
Witty Officer VideoF Note Brightens Angy Wound Tale
An angy wound story unfolds with a witty videoF officer delivering a sharp remark. The piece blends humor with a tense situation, highlighting quick thinking and a calm approach under pressure. The officer’s line anchors the moment while the scene captures public attention and curiosity.
Crash kills Pittsfield wife and husband critical
Mrs Erma Katherine Beasy Bensink 37 was killed instantly when her light pickup sideswiped an empty silo convey near East of Corry. Her husband Henry Bensin 35 was critically injured with a fractured skull and brain trauma. An Erie surgeon treated the victim and the coroner impanels a jury for a hearing depending on driver recovery. The sole eye witness reported the pickup in the wrong lane as the truck struck the trailer shearing the left wheel. Both victims were taken to Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Katherine Beasy
Bensink
Henry Bensin
Bensick
Taft Bey
Condi
Erie
Lowrey
Warren County
Ts Lin
Mme. Borisiuk
Gorey Sun Station
Witte
Fookoner
Distriet Arlores
M. Kornreiuh
Bensinky
Bensin
Mie
Bad Brakes Cause Accident In City
Two automeptics were damaged in a collision at West Main Street and Mesh Avenue Saturday evening. A 1986 Plymouth driven east on West Main failed to stop at the intersection and struck a 1949 Ford driven by Alive Page of Columbus. The Plymouth sustained front-end damage. Page’s car had extensive damage on the left side. Wilcox continued on responsibility for the accident, while the other driver failed to function. ML Wak Vet Dies Newtown Pa Charles F Duckworth, 102, Civil War veteran, died at his home in eastern Pennsylvania today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Mesh Avenue
Harvey
Wilcye
Gurry
Alive Page
Columbus
R. D
Wilcox
Wak Vet
Newtown
Charles F Duckworth
Germany
Ruhr
Iron and Steel
Sherman
Paul McBenet
de Wey
Jamestown
Tle
Paul Coe
Leslie
Thomapson
Jeviminuts
McVey
Arthur Turner
Albert Baldwin
Sherman Farm
Mirellen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Booster Nestie
Wes Washington
Brogmy Ware
Smimblond
Smlil Street
Italy Pleas For Pre War Colonies In UN Session
AAP AME report describes Italy urging restoration of pre war colonies amid UN debate. Italy argues for colonial restitution or trusteeship with international backing. Global responses cite Indonesian and other colonial contexts as part of a broader debate on postwar arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Associated Press
Mister Gurlo
Count Shier
Eulkontes
Jusef Cardinal
Tarael
Andre
A. Gromyko
Germans Seek More Freedom In New Treaty
The Western allies grant Germany a measure of self government under a new occupation statute but Berlin presses for full independence. Adenauer and German leaders consider a July implementation, with Allied control persisting over armed forces and foreign affairs. In reaction, German press condemns continued Allied influence on science and industry while the Bundestag debates postwar authority and a future review. A separate incident in Sherman reports arrests linked to a car collision and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenater
German Parliamentary Council
Adenauer
Berlin
Sozialdempkrat
Social Democratic Party
Scientific
Diblixniyy
Defendants Convicted by U S War Crimes Court
Five of Hitler’s top officials were convicted of planning aggressive war by a U S military tribunal in Nuernberg. Ernst von Weltsczekker, Diether Khetr, Wilhelm Hepplar, Heinrich Himmler aide Ernest Wortigan, and others faced verdicts on counts of plotting aggressive war withReadiness set for a Thursday announcement of sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nuernberg
Germany
Hitler
U. S
Nazi Det
Paul Koerner
Goering
Khetr
Whort Hiller
Welsanecker
Warren
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Polish
Holland
Norway
Belgimn
Luxembourg
Russia
Gustav Steengracht von Moyland
Wax Vsiieken
Treasury Net Budget Figures From Washington Report
Treasury release shows April net receipts 941 million and expenditures 116 million. Details include total debt at 251.395 billion and a noted delta of 45.004 billion completing the month’s budget summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
The
Corry Man 22 Pleads Guilty in Mayville Court
Robert Leo Jackson 4 of Essex Steel and Elwood Glenn Davis were indicted for grand larceny in the first degree after the theft of a Jamestown man’s automobile. Jackson was apprehended after wrecking a vehicle at a State Police roadblock. Davis was arrested earlier for speeding. Davis seeks a hearing. Jackson remains held on $1,000 bail. case to continue May 2 for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leo Jackson
Essex Steel
Chautauqua Young
Mayville
Jamestown
Jackson West
Westfield
Davis
Buffalo
Iventete
Michael Lombayda
Atttorney
Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollar Loss From Seven Area Fires
Weekend blazes in the region caused an estimated 8500 in damages. The first fire at North Warren destroyed part of a brick residence owned by Walla Thayer, while another adjoining home suffered smoke and water damage. A second fire at Vukote along Chau Taugin Lake destroyed a year round cottage owned by L Greenman, who escaped unharmed. Firefighters contained both blazes and limited spread to nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Walla
Wanun
Thayer
Vukote
Chautaugiin Lake
L. Greenman
Greenman
Northbound PRR train delayed by breakdown
The Pennsylvania Railroad northbound Old Colony train was delayed nearly two hours between Titusville and Oil City when a cylinder end on the locomotive blew out. Another engine from Oil City completed the run but did not reach the station until 8 15. The delayed passenger was held to pick up the mail. The Red Army leaves Peiping Shanghai. communist radio says 30 000 workers and students gave a sendoff after the Yangtze action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
Oil City
All City
New Yorkhey
RED Army
Peiping Shanghat
Communist
Red Tolirth
Yangtze
Bi partisans push to cut ECA fund in House debate
Washington April 11 members of a bipartisan House faction pressed to slash ECA funding as debates moved toward amending measures. Key lawmakers projected a 40 percent cut in proposed spending, with others urging reductions exceeding one billion dollars. The session opened after hours with aims to advance a trimming package, though several members warned against overreach and suggested a cautious approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dem
Lou
Pubow Jawird
Tess Europein Recovery
Progsii
Beubsbelis
Wes Avenir
Orthy
Marsha Blan
Preston
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wsi
Taber
Emule
Europe
Tim
Trottman
Potly
Chalan
Misfortune Strikes Jess Sterling Family Home
A March 29 incident near West Spyinil Greek left the Jess Sterling family homeless. A fire damaged a frame barn at the BoAttyre DINE site and a stove injury injured Mr Sterling. Firefighters battled the blaze as the family faced losses, with extensive property destruction and related injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Sterling
Town Line Road
West Spyinil
Tim
Burglars Attempt Break-In At Arthur Creighton Apartment
Police reported an attempted entry at the Dr. C. B. Bose Building apartment on Friday night. A delayed police report due to a mix-up reached the city by morning, detailing two youths seen fleeing after reaching the bedroom window, one wearing a sweater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Creighton
Woltlow Binihon
Womyoo
Poriiuo
Dr. C. B. Bose
Elty
Helr North Center
Creighton
Ceport
Bahirtiy
Crelehton
Calloniem
No. 1
Maydr Kinley
Higves
Church blast devastates town killing six
Six killed and 49 injured as a church blast ripped through a small town church during Palm Sunday services. Bishop Willa G. Brody and Father Sloweph ZAm meomimn were among church leaders. a furnace switch caused the explosion in the 250 seat building. Rescue teams worked amid rubble and a small fire, as injured worshippers and volunteers were evacuated and others aided in searches for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pross
Marion
St. Mary's Mathale Chaya
Willa G. Brody
Sjouye Als
Darly-severt
Devidas
Trupest
Buick
Phil Wachendorf
Wachendorf
Vhey
Sloweph Zammeomimn
Wackendorf
Agnes Klesdak
Riot police quell march against Russia riot in Germany
American military police used tear gas to break up a demonstration of about 10 000 people in Monion and Germany. Protesters, mostly displaced Ukrainians, marched toward the Soviet mission buildings but were halted by armored cars and tear gas. At least five injured and several detained as crowd stones were thrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Associated Press
Monion
Germany
Amerlcan
Wip
Nivtsors
Sermon Poller
Crowa
Russi
Rotory
Melo Uney Contiuer
Fasatin
Forest fires plague area amid scattered blazes report
Fire crews battled five miles east of Columbus along Route 6 where a major blaze swept barns and farm buildings. Smoke was visible north toward Rowe and Warren as additional fires burned acres along the Allegheny River. Officials warned tinder dry woods despite recent rains and urged caution in woodlands and fields. separate incident saw Elks Club janitor held at gunpoint by three men who escaped with an unknown amount of money after locking him in a rear room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Route 6
Sini
Rowe 6
Warren
Aimes
Allegheny
OW Oly
Walnut Bend
Fonester
Damajpe
Elks Club
Robert Coleman
Pyramid Clubs Launched In City With Unconfirmed Payoffs
A local pyramid scheme named Pyramid Ghubo-are jecoultine reportedly started in the city with promises of a 2088 payoff per participant. Reports say no verified payouts have occurred and a survey found no cash delivered, while organizers claim secrecy and a staged pyramid ladder could yield funds for a few top names. Local residents tied to Tamestown reportedly joined late, but overall participation remains low and the scheme’s promised rewards appear unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Ghubo
Jecoultine
Eol
Tnspleief
Focal Pyramidens
Wes
Tamestown
Her the Chaner
Tragic Well Rescue Ends In San Marino Death Of Kathy Fiscus
The three year old Kathy Fiscus died after 52 hours trapped in an abandoned well in San Marino California. Rescue efforts drew 15 000 spectators as workers battled muddied water and narrow access to reach her. Authorities reported the child had been dead since Friday afternoon. Father David Fiscus and ranch manager Aloe Fiscus urged state law to seal old wells amid the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Marino
Calif
Kathy Fiscus
David
Aloe
Wes
Lyme
Hk Hash
Sumny
Kathy
Glay
Holbing
Henriram
Robert Mecullick
Kelly
Heagh
MreCitace
Indrivl Minenkert
Volyneny
Hove
Cmd
Fiscis
Operalloris
Howser
H. E. (Whitey) Buskensderter
Man Burns Home in Rage Over Wife, Arson Case
Police report a man from nearby Lymtors set his house ablaze in angry reaction to his wife. J A Eberluch noted the arson plea, with the suspect claiming intense personal anger. Fire investigators and state police pursued the case, detailing the moments after the blaze and the suspect’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Srullekd
Lymtors
Justice of the Eave
J. A
State Poling
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Tnt
Wenvine
Pittsfield
Corry-Man
Mayville Court
Robert Jackson
Elwood Davis
Jackson
PRR
Columbus Department
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