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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
1
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House foreign affairs committee members press for a sharp cut and a March 31 deadline on Truman's arms aid program. After four days of closed sessions with Army and State Department experts, Democrats and Republicans agree the president won't get his full request and favor delaying broader funding until next year.
In Prague the Communist government jailed Rev. Aloy Palsll for eight years on treason charges after accusing him of denying last rites to a woman who joined the Communist party. The case follows the Vatican excommunication decree against militant Catholics and signals a hard line against church authority.
Washington Aug 4 Defense Secretary Jonuaan luduy announced two new policy posts within the defense establishment to strengthen foreign policy work. He named N. il Rababy to head the new office and Maj. Gen. James H. Burns as foreign policy consultant. A civilian reserve policy board was created to coordinate organized reserve programs, headlined by William T. Parley, president of the Association of American Railroads.
Prank Ferry and Hotuis Upper man announce a two day Columbus Picnic and Horse Show with 14 fire companies joining a Saturday parade at 7 30 PM. A merry go round rides and a tractor pull are planned with a water battle between the Clymer Fire Department and an unknown team. The second day features a No Bar Riding Club show starting in the afternoon with 18 events and music by the Sunset Ramblers. Food concessions will support both groups. The harness class was dropped for a roadster class last June adjustments.
Washington Aug 4 Opponents of Guy Gabrielson of New Jersey backed Axel Beck of South Dakota as their dark horse for Republican National Chairman Beck a former lawyer and newcomer to the committee was aided by Rep Hugh D Scott Jr of Pennsylvania retiring chairman But Gabrielson's backers claimed a majority of the 102 vote committee in a test set for later today Gabrielson, 58, is a New Jersey lawyer and industrialist who backed Taft's presidential bid last year Leok quitting after a stormy year as chairman backed Dewey of New York who won the nomination
Robert A. Oll, chair of the Corry Memorial Hospital Association building committee, announced unusually good progress on the West Smith street project. The committee approved a rustic molded face brick for the exterior and reported completion of excavations, 98 percent of concrete footings poured, sewer work in place, and substantial progress on forms, steel reinforcing, and water service as deliveries of concrete and aggregate continue.
Local licensed taverns and wholesale distributors reach agreement setting new beer crossing hours. The association formed five weeks ago, led by President John Baroth, includes 11 members with Stanley Kasper as secretary. The new hours start Monday August 8, with a next meeting planned August 24 at D. C. Daypherry’s on North Center Street.
A large barn three miles northeast of Somerset at Hornley's Reach Road House and Riding Academy was destroyed by fire yesterday. Assistant Fire Chief Newton Picking led efforts from Somerset. Estimated loss around 10,000 dollars.
Washington reports a consensus from economists predicting a temporary halt to the downturn through mid 1919 with gradual improvement later. They warn longer range readjustment may persist as unemployment and production adjust, while attitudes shift and policy easing supports demand.
Senate leaders fought to keep the foreign aid bill alive amid threats of a blockade. Lucas pressed for late-day approval while McClellan threatened to force rerouting in appropriations over policy-making concerns.
Vice President Bailey announces 80 million in loans to Spain from European Recovery Program funds. President Truman vows to publish a white paper addressing misrepresentation and misunderstanding about relations with China. Truman also proposes 1.45 billion for arms and related moves.
Harold Gentiles learns his Rochester Ohio father, George D Geddes, vanished in 1906 leaving wife and two sons. After wartime Merchant Marine service and heart ailment, he searched by letters to officials, finally found alive in California. He plans to travel east to reunite with Harold and brother George when able.
In Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania Aur 10 000 troops of the Keystone Division participate in a two week summer maneuver. 28th Division vehicles and drivers are inspected by the 728th Ordnance Maintenance Company. Regimental troops march to barracks and prepare for firing. 4000 punchboards seized in McKeesport and surrounding districts after raids ordered by District Attorney William S. Rakauser following complaints.
A Greyhound bus on a New York to Cleveland run overturned east of town after a stray horse blocked the road. Driver Brasse ll and 28 passengers escaped with minor injuries. the vehicle was valued at about 4200 and a relief unit was dispatched. Police questioned witnesses and noted skid marks suggesting loss of control.
County Commissioners and chief assessor Pokorski say a Journal article mis-stated points and promise a full letter within days. He outlines handling inflated real estate prices by using half the inflated price and applying 70 percent as a base for similar properties. Commissioners expect property assessments to allow at least a one mill reduction from ten mills next year, depending on general increases.
Mayor O Dwyer offered to act as peacemaker in the dispute between Cardinal Spellman and Mrs Roosevelt over Teena funds tied to parochial and other private books. He said both sides deserved fair treatment and criticized the Presidents widow stance as biased.
Washington reports a delay in repealing excise taxes as President Truman signals the issue will require more study. Senate and House committees will scrutinize revenue impact with Treasury officials, and action is not expected until the next session. A White House briefing followed Truman's appeal for congressional handling.
Engineer Mosley from Havens and Emerson spent the day inspecting the East Smith street storm relief sewer work. He upheld the city inspection, required a quarter-inch grade per four feet, and approved gravel base specs intended to ensure proper drainage and maintain the grade as the three-foot gravel base is laid.
Corry police seek Howard Emerson, linked to a rented red pickup with Pennsylvania license RASPY and to checks drawn on Nations Bank of Corry. Emerson, once a Fourth Ward resident, reportedly stopped in Spartansburg and allegedly cashed a Corry bank check via Sherman Newman. State police request his apprehension.
Staff chiefs report full understanding of situation. Adm. Denfeld says subject of atom bomb not discussed in staff talks. Plan received approval from Britain, Norway, and Denmark. High-ranking officers stressed readiness and coordination, with emphasis on strategic implications and alliance goals.
American joint chiefs of staff report progress toward a mutual defense organization with Britain Norway and Denmark. The talks cover combined defense planning and the potential sharing of atomic energy considerations. Delegations from Norway Denmark and the Scandinavian group held separate conferences with U.S. officers at London headquarters, each lasting over an hour as they discuss future steps and possible future formal arrangements.
Reports from Jamestown and others said a large layoff at The Cory plant was not sustained. About twenty five employees were furloughed temporarily, likely no more than two weeks, with a few others possibly next week. Management gave no precise figures amid stock and order uncertainties tied to the aircraft parts business.
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