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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1948
Page
1
A Corry man is under interrogation in a case tied to supposed safe jobs. The article reports political maneuvering by a House group seeking custody of a woman and unsuccessful efforts by consular officials and the Russian ambassador to relocate her to another hospital.
The House un American Activities Committee pauses for a weekend break after hearing testimony in New York about a Russian teacher Oksana Kosenkina who leaped from a Soviet consulate. Subpoenas place her in committee custody with immigration blocking her exit while asylum talks continue.
The piece argues politicians struggle with inflation and credits Dewey for potential price relief if elected. It outlines two paths to lower prices and criticizes current policies, noting monetary restraint as the likely effective route and warning of a brewing national bust if consumer demand remains unchecked. The column questions courage in enacting drastic fiscal measures and contemplates Wallace as a contrasting business oracle.
News briefs report Arab and Jewish clashes in Jerusalem as the Palestine issue stalls progress. A United Nations commission promises a ceasefire between India and Pakistan to ease Kashmir fighting, with Pakistan denying troop involvement. A Harrisburg jewelry store robbery yields an estimated 68,000 dollars in items.
New York Aug 14 Babe Ruth’s health shows improvement after pulmonary complications. Hospital officials said the baseball star’s condition is stabilizing and no new serious complications have arisen. The recovery update comes as fans await further word on his return to the field.
Washington reports predict a two billion dollar deficit for the year ending June 30, with Republicans blaming Truman administration budget cuts for inflation fights. The White House plans a new anti inflation bill as a separate measure faces delays, while consumer credit rules under the GOP plan could ease or tighten payments by September 16.
A gas cylinder explosion at the U S Bureau of Mines Bruceton laboratories near Pittsburgh killed two chemical engineers, injured four others, and shattered 1600 glass panes. Identified as Sidney Weinstein and Robert Kallenberger, both of Pittsburgh, the dead and injuries followed an experiment on liquid fuel from coal.
City Council will likely order Civil Service tests to certify four eligible applicants for potential police vacancies as emergency coverage. They also plan loan arrangements for a major paying program and discuss Fire Chief Andy Paulayn’s resignation, with prior financing by property assessments and bank funds.
Workers at CJ Plant faced stalled negotiations after a Friday meeting. Company and union representatives recessed mid afternoon to pare back demands and plan a further session next week. Officials suggested a renewed conference could lead to an early settlement if harmony returns.
Factional registration details show 200 Republican and 168 Democratic registrations among 376 voters, with five non partisan, one Prohibition, and additional local registrants disclosed by Mrs Lloyd Stawe and Mrs Willan Swin. Registrars reported the morning totals during the special registration period.
Three new members join Local Board No 64 as part of the peacetime Selective Service system. Henry T Wheeler and Frank Hepler, both former wartime board members, along with Albert Bioss, were confirmed by Gov. James H. Duff and President Truman. The roster is part of Pennsylvania plans to complete 120 boards nationwide. A organizational meeting is anticipated, with chair, secretary, and drafting operations soon to be established.
Berlin reports the Soviet backed press admits a serious food problem in East Germany amid poor harvests. The article notes Soviet authorities plan to supply Eastern Germany and avert shortages, with experts predicting continuing grain requisition and distribution efforts.
Washington, April 4 UPI The post office announced a domestic air parcel post system set to begin September 1. It will offer low cost air delivery for sealed parcels over eight ounces and up to 7 pounds with a maximum length of 36 inches. Rates start 55 cents per pound for the first pound and four cents for each additional pound up to 1,800 miles with 85 cents for each additional pound beyond that. A minimum charge of three cents per ounce applies to parcels moving within 1,800 miles and the flat rate of 60 cents per pound or fraction applies to shipments beyond 1,800 miles between continental points and territories. The air parcel post will be cheaper than regular air mail at five cents an ounce regardless of distance.
State Police in Corry and local officers search for two missing boys Richard and Darwin Eisloeger ages 12 and 10 from Mina Chettanana County. They were last seen last Thursday and may be in Corry. A woman, Mrs Vere Brownell 27 of Thi on City, is also missing and believed to suffer amnesia.
Kiwanis festival organizers announce the second annual Elway Peati val set for next week near Carnations Gul adjacent to Carnations Gul. The event promises larger crowds and entertainment for adults and children with Buffalo operator rides and Kiwanis staffed stands. Proceeds benefit OWIG charity fund.
The article quotes Pfe. Jamie Hinghy of the U S Army and U S Air Force on reinstatement of civilians who enlist for three years or more. It notes protection under the Selective Service Act of 1948 and explains that extended service beyond five years affects reemployment rights.
William David Haas 27 of Farrell pleaded guilty to kidnapping Frank Chavara 19 of Sharon. He allegedly forced Chavara at gunpoint to drive to near Nutgood Ohio, then abandoned him. Two companions were not named in the information and Haas is jailed in Pittsburgh.
Officers report the arrest of Iley M Brewer and Eugene O Shays in connection with robberies in the district over the past four years. Both are in custody at an undisclosed jail as investigators work to link them to the crimes.
Two men, Henry M. Brewer of Corry and Eugene O'Shay of Titusville, were arrested after police recovered a full set of safe blasting equipment from their abandoned car. The pair, believed linked to multiple local safe robberies, were later detained in custody as officers pursued connections to other crimes in the tri-state area.
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