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09 Aug 1948
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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
Aug 09, 1948
Page
1
Russians Dig Trenches and Strengthen Border Frontiers
News report from Berlin via Associated Press notes Russian engineers and troops digging operational trenches near the Soviet occupation zone in Western Germany. Telegraph claims rocket guns and border fortifications are being built. officials caution cannot confirm specifics. Border controls tightened as wartime traffic to the west declines. interzonal transit severely limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Tellegraf
Germany
Newepaper
Elegraf
Uinied
AL Tx
Batlin
Ledekhan Ravel
Broodi
Uni
Communist Party
Fe Rewslan
Cotton Crop Up From Last Year Forecast Shrinks and Growth
Washington July 9 The Agriculture Department forecasts this year’s cotton production at 16,169,000 bales of 500 pounds. This is 1,910,000 bales more than last year’s 14,259,000 and comes as a notable rise in outlook. The Can Ave Bureau adds context with early counts, while conditions show about three quarters of normal yield. The report cites comparisons to prior years and highlights seasonal factors ahead of August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Canave Bureau
Tod
First 1948 Polio Case Found Here
A weekend report notes a 1-year-old resident, Rose Privchina, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Franchina of West Frederick. City health officers identify this as possibly the first polio case of the year in the county, marking a notable local health event.
Auto smash kills two near Akeley Warren line
A former Corry youth and Wayne Barhite 20 of Sinclairville were killed in a head on crash on Route 62 between Akeley Pa and Frewaburg NY. Phillips 19, of Warren, died at the scene while Barhite 19 died later in Warren General Hospital. Harold Barhite suffered multiple injuries. Both cars wrecked, investigation attributes high speed. Funeral arrangements set for Phillips and Barhite with local family details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Akeley
Frewaburg
N.Y
Wareen County
Ed Lowry
Phillips
Mix
Claude Phillips
East Pleasant
Warren
Hold Barhire
Lowrey
Barhite
Wirren Hospitil
Harold Barhite
Davey Tree Foverts
Kent
Sampsell and Jordan
Sinclairville
Welcome J. Barhite
Harold
Welcome M. Barhite
Sinclatryfffe
Virginia Springer
Ossadnigua
Templeton
Imperial Hotel Work Advances Toward September Reopening
A gutted section of the Imperial Hotel is to be completely remodeled with interior wiring nearly finished. W W Waterhouse reports interior work resumes next week as 1,800 square feet of sidewalk is laid and city crews install lighting along West Main and Phatave ule. The plan aims to furnish new apartments monthly until complete, with business use for the first four quarters undecided beyond commercial at enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. ‘Waterhouse
Joe Hassett
West Mainstreet
Phatave Ule
Waterhouse
Miss Bentley Heard by Spy Probers in Hearings
Eliza Bentley testified to the House committee that multiple government groups leaked wartime secrets to a Soviet spy ring. She implicated Victor Perlo and Nathan Silvermaster, noting Perlo was the most energetic in the group while denying personal Communist ties. The session also featured Alexander Korla and awaited further State Department word on other witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Washington
Elizawath T. Bentley
Miss Bentley
Silvermaster
J. Parnell’ Thomas
R-Nj
Perlo
Miss Bettley
Alexander Korla
State Department
Oksana Stephanovns Kowenkinn
New York
Miss Beniley
Perla
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Chambers
Washington
Périn
Heatg
Redl
Rural Schools Plan No Changes in Corry Wayne Area
Rural districts expect slight enrollment shifts with Corry and Wayne townships sending more students to seventh through twelfth grades due to closing of two schools last year. Concord Township and Spartansburg Consolidated School areas may absorb several pupils while Columbus directors balk at changes. Transportation duties under new state laws prompt district boards to consider extending bus service to rural students alongside high school riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wayne Township
Concord Township
David Swarly
Hefe
Spartanaburg
Humber
Columbus
Wayne
Truman Urged To Sign 2 GOP Bills
Two United Nations observers wounded by guerrilla mortar fire near the Bulgarian border are identified as U S Lt. Col. Richard Parnell and British Maj. A W Melding. The attack occurred as Greek orders were in effect, with home addresses of victims listed as Athens. Weekend storms in Britain and Prague killed 22, caused crops damage, and flooded farm lands. Damage at the Brest port amounted to over 100 million francs and port installations suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ue Atmurean
Ube
Janetlon
Ie Bulgues
Yugosing
Stn
Balkone
U. 8
Richard Parnell
A. W. Melding
Bulgaria
London
Britain
Prague
Prenell
Brest
Corry Brothers Held by Police in New York State
Two Corry brothers William and Paul Lindstrom are jailed by Jamestown police and New York State Police on abduction related charges. William, 20, is to be handed to Army authorities on a commission of desertion. 18 year old Packie Sensatory faces similar charges. They were arrested yesterday at an abandoned farmhouse near Stockton in Chautauqua County with missing cousin Eunice Jordan, and linked to reports of Thelma Grimes as part of a missing persons case. Police traced the group’s movements from Maryland to West Virginia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania before New York. The owner alleged property damage and charged Lindstrom with a $20.5 rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Pratias
William
Paul Linestrom
Jamestown Polly
New York State Police
U. S. Army
Joel Offic
Army
Togo
Oer
Mililry
Packie
Pun
Murle Jordan
Selote -Street
Stookon
Chautauqua County
Eunice Jordan
Jorden
Bee
Tio Weeks
Thelma Grimes
Jason Grimes
Wayne Street
Grimes
Jordan
Pennsylvania
New York
Statis
Lindstrom Yalilh
Local Group Appointed To County Committee For Statewide Observance
Four Corry residents BW Feldt Bayi Cherry Daniel B Taggart and Roger M Brown were appointed to the Erie county committee for the Pennsylvania Week observance to be held September 26 to October 2. William H Bishop Meadville chairman said plans are well advanced and proposed observance includes church services on Sunday September 96 and open house at industrial plants to educate families about the event. The Local Chamber of Commerce is cooperating with the statewide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrymen
Feldt
Bayi ‘T
Cherry
Daniel B. Taggart
Roger M. Brown
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Two area wrecks injure three in highway collision
A double wreck on a rural highway injured three people and caused about 1000 dollars in damage. Johnson of Ukon City and Lavance W Ban of Wattsburg were among the injured. A second crash near Youngsville involved a 1984 Chevrolet sedan owned by Mary Holton. Investigating officers assessed damage to two vehicles at 100 and 125 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley
Corey
Kong
Johnson
Ontory City
Mary Holton
George Tel 'Pevre
Uplon City
Lavance Wban
Wattsburg
Felton
Tr Dokinson
Corry Hospital
Robert King
Clever Jane
Else Mazurek
Youngs
Riveville
James
Hue
G. Ve
Hicl
Youngsville
Prank Taydne
Oh Torpedo
King Machine
Taydus
Thomas Motors Starts Expansion and Service Center Plan
Thomas Motors in Clinton announces start of demolition for a new 408 by 100 foot service center to house truck servicing and a expanded parts department. The project includes paving, parking, and driveway space with future plans for a larger building to serve the Chevrolet dealership. Ruth Douglas of Progress, Pa is chosen Miss Pennsylvania for 1948 and will compete in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St ‘Thomas Motors Nf Gory, Inc
Clinton
Sue Lawrence ‘Thomas
Ower
Chevrolet Sweney
Blfoy
Troi OA
Stennett
Pave 45
Weable Lamber
Thomas
Corry
Alveyac
Prissenger
Allentown
Ruth Douglas
of Pennsylvania
Atlantic Gily
Nidy Dubor
Doulas
Deuphin County
Tobin May Not Accept Truman Appointment
Washington Alg 9 Associated Press reports President Truman named Tobin for governor and Lubin as new labor secretary, but Tobin, 47, said he would consider his name for the Senate and has not decided on accepting the cabinet post amid a Republican parliament. Senate action was uncertain as Congress adjourned without approving several nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Labin
Myurlee J. Lubin
Mase
sucWuse Bly
Tobin
Congress
Senate
Tobin Ag
Barkley (Gey
Euman
Burkley Auld
Hay
ReOhig
USA
Senate Ste
Mos
Armouics
Western Power Envoys Resume Kremlin Talks
Soviet and Western envoys reopened negotiations at the Kremlin as a high level session began. U.S. Ambassador Water Bedell Smith and British envoy Frank Maher led discussions with Russian officials to seek common ground on security and arms controls amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
St Laurent Expected to Head Canadian Regime
Ottawa Aug 9 Liberal Party elects St Laurent as new head with 48 votes to 323 for Gardiner. Transition to prime minister expected as King retires after 20 years. Brooke Claxton likely to become external affairs minister. Gardiner to take defense portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocibacw
Ottawa
Louis Stephen
Laurent
Liberal Party
Treasury
Canada
Washington
Aig
Pittie
W. L. Mackenzie King
Neagr
Dinister
St. Tamrent
Brooke
Claxton
St. Laurent
Saurday
James Gur- Held
Gardiner
Romania to Vote on Joining Russia Plebiscite Report
Istanbul dispatch summarizes claims that Romania plans a plebiscite on August 29 to join the Soviet Union. Refugee sources and reports from Rozhurile describe intimidation, prison seizures, and a government bloc tally around 02 percent of votes with over 400 seats claimed in Bucharest amid reported coercion in the March election cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Romania
Weber
Soviet Union
Rozhurile
Cumibiuriyet
AL Nuc
Enire
Nfl
Bucharest
Nore Flan
U S Consul Drowns In Rotterdam Waters
Police report United States consul Jarry Markey Donaldson drowned after falling overboard from the U S Freighter American Defender near Rotterdam Saturday. The consul was stationed in Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Jarry Markey Donaldson
United States
Antwerp
U. S
Truman Defenders Press President To Stand With Democrats
A Dixie Democrat radio appeal urged President Truman to back Republican housing and credit control bills. Senator Hoey told a crowd that Truman deserves commendations for seeking to purge the government of Communists and their sympathizers, while opponents argued the president hampered Congress with political tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asweited
Washington
Congress
Truman
Whipa
Troy
Fighone Oh
Capitol el
Hutely
Mateo
Cam Dalen
Dewery
Lidis
Triole
Demburnite
Gui
Bill Lam
Repubiians
Mwgnson
Michi
Jean
Senate
Gongress
Michigan
Lramyn
Ferguson Sbayleil
Havig Eilizer
Temi
Demucrate
Hoey
Steelworker slain after ruling ends siege in Pa town
A steelworker was killed by gunfire after two law officers and a barricaded man opened fire outside his home in a Midwestern Pennsylvania community. Captain Andrew J. Hobgood and Thomas Cheslin were fatally shot during the confrontation as deputies tried to arrest Walllem A. Smith following an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Fayau
Pennsylvania
Andrew J
Bnyeeye
Wits
Gaslin
Hidope
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Bulletins
Corry Brothers
N. Y
Riceville
Thomas Motors
Massachusetts
Associated
Moscow
United Bist
Keumbin
U.S
Ie Aunion
Weil
Suerstary
Voielew
Noel Vie Kerenitin
Jerusalem
Ruides
Ulite
Palestine
AehidaTeMay
Berndovle
Zval Leumite
Penn
Lean Torows
Haganah
Tigue
Trans- Jorday
Ramallah
Russia
Asmoe
Ferguson
Trueman
Dixie Democrat
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