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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
1
Pole Tide markets show a small dealer, likely a local firm, promoting quality home goods and kitchen items. The piece notes a limited-time sale and suggests customers visit the shop to view discounted merchandise and featured brands.
Shanghai dispatch reports Red armies aimed a lightning drive toward Hangchow to trap 300000 Nationalist troops below the Yangtze. Other Communist forces neared Shanghai as residents faced rain and confusion amid reports of skirmishes and evacuations. U S naval authorities ordered ships to anchor in the lower Yangtze to stay out of range while await updates from Nanking and embassies.
British naval reinforcements move to the Yangtze area after reports of Communist gunfire on a cruiser, destroyer, and two sloops. Aircraft and submarines join the Eastern Fleet as government officials vow a full explanation to Parliament over the previous week’s shelling and 44 British deaths.
Frank Cooper of Pittsfield receiving treatment for undetermined injuries after being struck crossing the road in front of his home by a vehicle driven by Robert M. Bughee of Ganand. He was taken to McCory Hospital with nonfatal injuries. Authorities note the driver rounded a curve as pavement slickness contributed to the accident occurring around 3:45 pm yesterday.
Washington April 25 Judith Coplon asked the U S District Court to dismiss one of two indictments accusing her of an alleged rendezvous with a Russian agent. Her New York attorney Archibald Palmer argued dismissal due to government employes on the grand jury. prosecutors cited past rulings on juror eligibility. Coplon faces related espionage conspiracy charges with Valentine A Gubitchev in New York. NAB MAN WANTED BY FBI COLUMBUS Ohio April 25 Gemilius Palllow arrested a man described as an ex-couglrt, sought by the FBI and immigration for a parallel Rochester Pa violation. He is Paul Malitch, 40, Yugoslavian active, also wanted for theft at Rochester.
Washington April 25 House Republicans prepare a strategy session behind locked doors to shepherd a labor bill. The Wood proposal would repeal Taft Hartley and re enact most Wagner Act provisions, drawing support from Southern Democrats and unions wary of changes. President Green warned the struggle could stretch for an indefinite period as party lines form.
Corry Jamestown plant officials noted last week’s five day week was boosted by rush orders. If extra orders continue, the five day schedule may stay. a drop in sales could revert to the four day week. The morning statement clarified weekend city concerns about employment at the plant.
In Mercer Pennsylvania on April 25 a 0year-old farmer armed with a pitchfork fought off two bandits after they attacked him and his wife. Pvt. Paul Buiter of the State Police said M. J. O Mahony sustained head wounds but drove the intruders away as they ransacked the home and demanded money. One robber fired a shot but missed. the pair fled into the night.
John L. Lewis and UMW leaders meet to shape a 1949 contract in the bituminous field. They seek shorter work hours, expanded welfare fund benefits, and pension improvements, with a plan to balance shifts amid lower production. Leaders warn higher royalties may be requested to fund pensions.
Near Abilene Kus on April 5 a farmer Charles Rush shot and killed two people and wounded three at his home five miles southeast of town before dying in a fire. Officers Sheriff Daytysl and Deputy Milton Davia were shot as they approached. A neighbor Fred Uhl was wounded. a horsekeeper Mark Petriess and brother-in-law Mervin Franks were among the wounded. Mrs Franks fled for aid as the house burned. Another report from Ambridge Pa notes Peter Pepaick, 89, found dead with a necktie around his neck in jail.
Firemen battled a blaze that damaged a 20 by 40 foot barn north of Corry Glymer road. Crews, including 40 men, saved the structure’s contents and prevented spread as hay and equipment were moved from four to five tons of hay amid firefighting efforts. The Green family was away. no stack remained, and the fire originated near a wirtry entry into the barn along the Columbus Intersects railroad crossover.
Sullivan weighs staying on as secretary of the Navy as President Truman shapes defense policy after Johnson's order. Close aides say Sullivan doubts his future role and fears broader moves against the Navy and Marine Corps while he seeks clarity on his status and policy direction.
A Westhound Erie passenger train was delayed after a wreck near Kent, Ohio. Details of the wreck were not confirmed, but officials indicated the train was not involved in the incident. crews routed trains past the wreck as they continued operations today.
Crowded Sunday worshippers were killed when a truck collided with a freight train eight miles south of Carthage. Eleven died aboard the truck or at the scene. survivors were hospitalized, including a one year old and a woman who suffered a broken bone.
Harrisburg reports the 1949 General Assembly aims for Thursday adjournment, seeking the shortest session in 20 years. Bitter fights loom over tax exemptions, workmen compensation, and the Tocel tax law as Democrats push wage tax relief and reform measures.
Detroit April 25 peace talks averted a big Packard Motor Car Co strike. About 9,000 Packard workers were told by CIO official a settlement of disputes between management and the United Automobile Workers was reached. Representatives from both sides met and the plant was opened after conditional actions, including limited entry of bargaining committee members and a review of alleged health hazards within 00 days.
Workmen from the Cory Water Supply Company repaired a six inch water main rupture at the intersection of Center and Washington. Crews, hampered by low water, reached the site in the afternoon and planned to clamp and reseal the opening quickly. Officials said service was not affected.
A mother Mrs Thomas A Edwards 38 and her three children Henrietta 3 Thomas A Jr 7 and Mary 5 burned to death when a fire destroyed their home in Charlestown West Virginia A father saved two other children Walter and Kathleen 15 He woke at 1 am and rushed to rescue but the seven room house was engulfed In flames He escaped with the surviving children while the mother perished from a heart attack later at Ohio Valley Hospital in McKees Rocks Pittsburgh
April 25 Washington. Legislation to carry out President Truman's health program was introduced in Congress. The plan would provide medical, hospital and dental care for about 129 million Americans at an estimated annual cost of around 50 billion dollars. Sponsors include Senators from several states. no Republicans signed. Critics call it socialized medicine, supporters call it the democratic way. The sponsors did not estimate total program cost beyond the health insurance portion.
New York April 25 A released prisoner confessed to strangling eight year old Jack Goldsmith in the Bronx but denied sex motive. John Salu 36 admitted killing after an argument, the district attorney said autopsy showed death by strangulation. The body was found at Starlight Amusement Park during a holiday fishing trip.
In Osaka on April 2 a large crowd gathered for a baseball clash between the Hanshin Tigers and the Tokyo Giants. About 73,000 fans filled the stands and about 100,000 in the surrounding area created a din near the dugouts. The event drew intense fan participation and security struggled to contain the excitement.
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