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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1948
Page
1
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Berlin reports say Britain plans a formal protest to the Soviet air incursion after 12 Yak fighter planes flew over West Berlin at night. Air officials described the event as creating considerable Western unease while Moscow bargaining moves continued.
Ruth remains in critical condition with high temperature and pulmonary complications as hospital bulletins show temporary improvement then fever spikes. Earlier reports noted a cold but now the hospital confirms serious deterioration and ongoing respiratory distress.
Registration sessions will run Thursday and Friday to register Covey residents. The event runs from 1 pm to 8 pm to enable resident signups and requires a proof of address. The same registration date will be observed for felony cases with city commissioners during the first week, with Mrs. Wil Him Swwan and Mrs. Boyd Stowe listed as registrars.
A Cory Jamestown union reply rebuts yesterday’s Journal article claiming the union attacked management. The letter defends leadership, cites decades of labor peace, accuses the unnamed author of misrepresentation, and asserts Cory Jamestown has low labor turnover and fair treatment of workers.
Joseph Yaratch of 710 West Main Street escaped while being transported to jail after arrest by the Ooers police. Yaratch vanished after a mechanic at Alkens Motor Sulex helped him flee from a garage door and into nearby woods. authorities from city, state police, and county parole sought him without success.
Directors vote to seek a 420000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration to upgrade lines and extend service. An external New York engineering firm will survey Grayeford Warren Byle and Venango counties to guide substations rehab and new construction, with completion expected after several months.
Veterans of Foreign Wars announces Gold Star buttons have arrived for local distribution. Eligible families of service members killed in action in World War II need only show telegram or official port of entry notice to receive them.
Editorial notes a record harvest forecast easing shortages and pushing down prices across meat dairy and grain. It cites government forecasts of large crops and reports anticipated declines in food costs while warning of continued livestock and supply challenges.
George Miketish, 24, sought since the fatal clubbing of his wife Gertrude in Gifford, Pa, was arrested near Eldred. He was brought to McKent County jail in Smethport, with state and local police noting he had roamed the woods for days and would be questioned in the case. No charges yet filed.
Harrisburg Aug. 11 The state Republican organisation will open its big campaign drive in Pittsburgh September 11 despite possible conflicts for GOP nominee Thomas Dewey. Speakers will include Gov James H Dunn U.S. Sen Edward Martin State Chairman M Harvey Taylor and other Keystone Republicans with Weldon Heyburn Charlie Barber and several congressional and state legislative candidates slated to speak.
Paris reports 11-year Andre Marie won the third victory in the National Assembly as 325 votes to 216 approved a controversial financial reform bill. The measure endorses Marie's midline coalition cabinet formed July 25 with powers to tackle France's debt crisis and oversee government spending and postwar production.
The 64th Wattsburg Fair runs from August 1 to September 4 with several hundred dollars in prizes across horse races pony races and mule events. Commissioner Dell Darling returns as master of ceremonies and daily afternoon and evening programs feature bands drills and a blue ribbon parade culminating with Crosby rollmobil thrills and marching acts on September 4.
Two traffic accidents with minor injuries were investigated by city police yesterday. A seven year old girl, Vera May Bromley, ran into a car driven by Cyril Graham of Vancouver, near North Center Street by Corey Hospital. The girl suffered minor burns but was shaken. Another crash at South Center and Pleasant involved Ayes 424 South Center Street and George Beardstey 199 West Bond Street. Beardstey was cited after the collision.
UN mediator Bertadotte urges restraint as he and American observers push for tougher policy to cap violence in Jerusalem scribbled amid Arab Jewish tensions. He calls on authorities to suppress sniping and maintain the truce while urging both sides to honor Security Council aims.
Gas well Anilin resumed on Carter Hill after several weeks of inactivity. Bradford owns and operates the well and started operations on the Allen Peterson property about 1,500 feet northeast of the Mst. The project is part of Pennsylvania Gas Company’s fuel search, with a second filling site still undetermined.
Bear Lake GLF patrons will hold their annual meeting in a tent near Carltons Ice Cream stand on August 19 at 8 30 p m DST. Carlton Curtis, committee chairman, says three committeemen will be elected to the patrons committee to replace expiring members Gedree Fowler Mobe and Aldhonsu Cornish Sorth Clymer and to fill the unexpired Jess Scheller term. Reports on GL and district matters plus a motion picture program titled Fram Thest Roots will also be shown.
United States politics frame a recess possibility as the House group weighs scheduling in the Red Spy hearings. President Truman signs a large federal appropriation while negotiations with Russia loom and Western powers plot next steps.
Probers will travel to Canada and New York for investigative work. Officials outlined planned routes and objectives, emphasizing cross-border cooperation and data gathering in both locations.
Washington reports say the House American activities committee plans to send subcommittees to New York and Canada to question witnesses in its spy investigation. They aim to compel testimony from Michael Tyarnovich Samarin and his wife as the committee weighs potential perjury and propaganda links to Soviet activities.
State Milk Control Commission officials announce a price increase effective August 19. The plan raises per quart charges to cover higher costs, with several details on milk types including homogenized and standard varieties.
New York reports that F C B mill sales revive the gray market as producers raise delivered prices, prompting steel firms to monitor gray market activity. The Iron Age notes demand for prime sheets remains high, with some users engaging in conversion deals and shipments diverted or redirected.
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