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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 12, 1947
Page
1
CIO Opens Drive At Washington Against New Labor Bills
Washington dispatch reports collapse of negotiations to end the cross country telephone tieup. NFTW leader warns of strike with government action seen as possible under new federal powers. Bell system and NPTW officials consider options as test of New Jersey law looms and long lines workers seek $12 weekly raise. Wentzel sentenced in Pa. scarf case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Washington
Joseph A. Beire
Belme
Mirbh Bell
Truman
Lattar Schwellenbush
Te Nptw
American Telephone Aid Wetegraph Company
Wiltspees Otiaciio
Fbigre Hg
Berkie
C. P. Craigs
AIT, &T
Craig
Labor Department
Upstate New York
Ainike
New York
New York City
New Jersey
Alfred B. Driscoll
Tull
NFTW
States Mediation Board
Chatman Walter JP. Mwegetts, Jr
Jong Lines Union
Ata ‘T
Bell System
Long Lines
Government Bepress
Reparations Debate Shapes German Treaty Settlement
Soviet deputy foreign minister Vishinsky warned that Germany must pay reparations to the Soviet Union from reconverted war assets and production. He contrasted the need for reparations with Western delays and noted U S acceptance of current reparations as a goal. Molotov resisted questions on exact amounts while officials discussed coal and capital reparations and economic integration of the Saar with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Premi
Moscow
L—A
Vishiesty
Rusia
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Vich
V. M. Molapv
United States
Cololtaf
Iivat
Wounen
France
Hassid
Marshall
Germany
Vishinaky
W. N. Ewer
Lumlon Daily Hieraid
Lis Vistitutry
Britain
Ewer
Molotov
Georges Bidailt
Fuusia
Saar Valley
Bott
Stay George
Ernest Bevin Ware
Greensburg Woman Slain As Two Men Watch
State and city police sought men for questioning in the midnight pistol slaying of Mrs. Teresa Pedverse Daverse, about 95, outside Greensburg courthouse. She died from two abdominal shots and a neck wound. Witnesses said a man fled the scene after following her from the bus. Clarence Young, a bus driver, testified a man near the bus stop fired as she fled toward the courthouse. The investigation continued as the bus pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Greensburg
Han
Esa Pedicone Daverse
Westmoreland
Dom~ Mnick
Daverse
Clarence “Young
Corry Men Plan Self-Serve Grocery Store on North Center
Merle Page and Kenneth Nichols of Corry announce purchase of a large North Center street lot from N Cohen and Son for a modern self-serve drive-in grocery and meat market. Building aims for fire-resistant design with ample parking, targeting mid summer opening after federal restrictions ease and materials arrive. Page previously ran a grocery on Wend Matti street. Nichols recently sold a Tari near the city, now joining the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Page
Kenneth Nichols
Corry
N. Cohen and Son
Worth Center Street
Irving Street
North Genlar
Cohens
Love
Russell Beckwith
New Market
Mesrs
Page and
Nichols
North Center Street
Esterday
Page
Wend Matti Street
Twst Pall
Increased School Expenditures Do Not Ensure Better Schools
Roger W Babson warns that higher school funding may not improve results and that tax fatigue grows as demands rise across groups from miners to mill workers. He argues education and religion support democracy but cites widespread resistance to wise ideas, urging self-control and disciplined learning as the path to real reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson Wurger
Kansas
Elty
Milners
Trenh
Gas Pressure Dropping but Drill Deeper at Pennsylvania Well
The Pennsylvania Gas Company at Carter 1111 reports dropping gas pressure during the week as operations continue to drill deeper. Despite the decline from 28,000 to about 12,000 cubic feet, officials ordered continued drilling past 4500 feet into Medina sand and limestone. A second test location is planned nearby, with authorization given to extend operations even if the current well under Medina formation does not yield large volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Carter
Ofieisls
Obland
Medina
Ship Assigned to Erie Reserve Ships Crew From Philadelphia
Corry and Vicinity reservists are called to form a volunteer crew to sail the POBR to Brie Organized Reserve from Philadelphia. Naval recruiting director Stewart Long says reservists will be paid and transported. O-1 and V-H ranks invited to apply. The convoy departs May 26 with a voyage toward the east seaboard and along the St Lawrence waterway to Evie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Philadelphia
Port Nayil
Theorey Anit
Hele
Ne Brie
Stewart Long
Naval
Telgutvadt
POBR
Brie
USNR
Naval Reserve Armory
Evie
Eastamn Seaboard
Bt Lawrence Waterway
Nordhoff Dies of Heart Attack at 60 in Santa Barbara
Charles Bernard Nordhoff author of Mutiny On the Bounty died of a heart attack at his Santa Barbara home aged 60. He had lived there since leaving Tahiti and was known for Fourth Sea sagas and collaborations with Jaime Noxmal Hall on Milnay Ive Sune and Eivedin's Taland among his adventurous interludes in the South Seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efesa
Eivedin
Taland
South Beas
Vandenberg to appeal to all nations in hemisphere
Senator Vandenberg plans a foreign policy speech on Monday addressing the Americas. He aims to outline a stance for the hemisphere ahead of the Foreign Ministers Conference in Moscow, urging unity among the 31 republics of the American hemisphere and signaling how the United States should approach Britain, Russia, and allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Associated Peat Washington
Senaino Yaridentwre
PuneAin
Matott
Western
Hemsephiere
Benne
Gretke Tirkey
Voudenbeye
Ininjal
Lucas
Newemen
Himeekt
Benator Eastlund
Miss
Vandenbe
We World
Bt Purliann
Senate
Marshall
Moscow
Cleveland
Michigart
Rebuilding of Columbus Dam Promoted After Flood Loss
Columbus business leaders and residents plan an urgent effort to rebuild the Brokenstraw Dam at Columbus after a major washout. The 90 foot earth embankment and 30 to 60 foot sections must be restored, with blue clay topping and potential stone riprap. Volunteers, local clubs, and state aid are sought to begin work this season, with costs estimated at 8,000 to 14,000 dollars. nearby ponds and structures face varying damage as crews replace washed roadway access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huilding
Brokenstraw
Golimbus
Columbus
Cory Fade
Orientnation
Uniseit
Wiley Brad Lien
Myo Op
Ciittnra Welsh
Evie
Dish Commission
Calumbus
Clymer Conservation Club
New York State
Tinmer
Chautauqua County
Corry School Board Eyes Budget Amid State Aid Uncertainty
Directors of the Corry School District meet Monday to review the proposed budget with focus on teachers' salaries. They expect delays in final action pending Harrisburg legislative decisions on state aid for a general salary increase next year. A public hearing is planned for April 24 in Harrisburg, with a tentative 21% mill tax rate discussed, subject to state funds and local revisions before final adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Esnion
Ditisier
Harrisburg
Gerry Board
Minetiburs
Mother sues for injuries after highway crash
Philadelphia April 12 A young mother seeking 300000 in damages sues Pittsburgh Transport Company over a highway collision that left her unconscious and gave birth months later. Rhoda Wenger of San Francisco claims injuries on November 1 near Krumaville Po and names her husband and the transport company in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Sorta Ion Company
W.S
Rhoda Wenger
San Fransco
Wallace Denounces U S Cashless Imperialism Policy
Wallace charges the United States carries a policy of cashless imperialism and declares the program must fail. He criticizes aid to Turkey and Czechoslovakia, warns of enlarging the American empire, and frames it as an attack on the president. He speaks at a Midlands center, calling for a forceful stance against Soviet expansion and ties to the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eng
Denny A. Wallace
U.5
Lad
Amerlesis
Sid
Turkey
Wallace
America
China
Near East
Pole
Phone Delays Blamed on Lack of Equipment
Corry Chamber hears D E Carnahan of Pennsylvania Telephone Corp outline planned fixes for long distance and local delays at Corry Exchange. He cites 161 percent rise in long distance calls, 47 percent jump in toll calls since year start, and delays awaiting new equipment and more operators to arrive in July. Committee formed to recommend actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Exchange
D. E. Carnahan
Htis Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Carnahan
Reuyes
Corry
Commerce Group
Stewart Tong
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Philip Zalmeck
Mbe
Chamber of Commerce
Labor unions fight new curbs in Congress measures
CIO leaders converge on the capital to organize an all out fight against bills that would restrict unions including a ban on the closed shop. Senate and House labor committees move toward language limiting or prohibiting union practices while allowing a union shop under certain conditions. A mass rally is planned as Taft and Hartley factions spar over the bill details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Congress
Senate
House
House Labor Committee
Rep
Hartley
Ras
Senate Labor Committee
Taft
R-Chin
Welit Chirough
GTQ
CLO
Aetlan
Philip Murray
OTO
Genoa Police Detain Chari Taciano in Surprise Protest
Fragmented bulletin reports Genoa police detaining Chari Taciano once linked to New York exile groups, with Cuba deportation history cited. Other items note Polish expulsions in Western territories, Muslim and Jewish population mentions, and vague references to wartime border movements and a president’s planned trip to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ‘Presa
Genoa
Tity
Geno
Ese
Gbyard Line
Bakir
Chari
Lucky) Taciano
York Vies Exar
TL Aly
Cuba
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