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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1948

Page

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Russians Charge West Envoys Blocking Talks

Russian controlled German press accuses Western diplomats of obstruction in Moscow talks on Berlin and Germany, claiming Western offers shifted after Wan Mo Molotov meetings. Reports from Berlin press claim Western factions pressed for a separate western government while Moscow insisted on unified talks. Continued on Page Six.

West Associated Prose Berlin Moscow Benin Ogni Stalin Vereirn Minster Molotov Germany Molotov Elyeu

City Receives 2608 For Roads In Erie County

Erie area municipalities will share quarterly funds totaling 2 608 from a 920 million state Armored License appropriation. Distributions support street road and bridge work with allocations based on road mileage. Subdivisions must file semi annual reports showing completed work. Erie 24 050 Mills Village 211 Union City 1151 Wattsburg 141 Spartansburg 4245.

Corry Elies Commonwealth G. Harald Wagner Mator Erie Mills Village Union City Wattsburg Tm Crapeford Spartansburg

Strike Threat Hits Los Alamos Nuclear Project

The Atomic Energy Commission faces a work stoppage at Los Alamos New Mexico as unionized workers walk out. Acting Commission Chairman Pike urged President Wilson Green to urge idle APL construction and maintenance workers to return to their jobs. More than 3,000 AML workers were idle yesterday described as vacation, while contractors deny contact with the APL.

Washington Aux Alone Energy Commission Los Alamos Alrenses Anellon Elemram ATL Wilbun Green APL Woukern Commission Ghulrman Sumnes Pike Greens Luton Pika Green Pike Hob-Wihon Ure

Strike Parley To Be Renewed This Saturday

Negotiations between Corry Jamestown plant and union officials resumed yesterday after a morning session began at 10 30 and continued past five o clock. Both sides reported favorable progress and planned another meeting for Saturday morning with hopes of a quick settlement and resumption of plant activities.

Corry-Jamestown Frme

Sweden weighs its own Kosenkina style case

The Associated Press reports Svenska Dagbladet cites Soviet efforts to lure Lydia Mikarova, 19, back to the Soviet Union like the Kosenkina affair. Swedish anger centers on Russian methods and a warning from Sweden's foreign ministry. Lydia, living near Stockholm, denies any desire to return and continues her studies in Sweden while pursuing artistic work.

Stockhoum Svenska Dagbladet New York Kosenkina Lydia Mikarova Mikerove Sweden Soviet Union Foreign Office Ified Canmalinist Party Ny Dag Wsed Makurava Lydia Datayoe Stockholm Leningratt Worlking Au

Soviet note ready on refugee teacher dispute

Washington officials prepared a formal note denying Soviet charges against the United States over a Russian school teacher refugee case. Marshall indicated evidence does not support Soviet accusations and suggested a stern rebuke, framing the exchange as a test of U.S.-Soviet diplomacy.

Marshall Stern Washington State Department Nu Note Bury United States Oksany Stepanovne Kasenkina Moscow

Final tribute paid Babe Ruth at St Patrick's Cathedral

In New York on August 19 funeral rites for Babe Ruth drew thousands to St Patrick's Cathedral and tens of thousands along Fifth Avenue. Cardinal Spellman presided at the high mass as Governor Dewey and mayors from New York Boston and Baltimore attended. Ruth died Monday night at 53 after a cancer battle, with widow Mrs Claire Ruth and family present. Notables from sports and press filled the cathedral steps and streets.

Associated Press New York Babe Ruth Patrick's Fifth Avenue Francis Carding Spellman Evin Baltimore Blesehers Fklds Nolice Firth Avenue Covernor Thomas Dewey William O'Dwyer James M. Curley Boston the Bate Red Sox Thomas D'Alesandro Ruth Joseph Memorial Hospital Claire Dorothy Suliiven Richard Manders Wilbur Moberly Yesteryear Duck Dempsey Connie [Macke Leo Durocher Moe Berg

IBSAVERS Report Highlights Block of Federal Reserve Data

An unclear federal report cites 14.3 million IBSAVERS in Washington and 13.5 million families, stating one in four are affected. The text is garbled but mentions yearly observations and economic relevance tied to an evolving financial program.

Ibsavers Washington Aig Federal Reserve Board

Strong Action Urged To Halt Strife In Jerusalem

Stockholm reports calls for an international force to demilitarize Jerusalem amid tense Jewish Arab negotiations. Mediators urged restraint as violence escalates, warning the Holy City could slide toward full conflict without firm action.

Jerusalem

Local Parking Appeal Verdict To Be Given

A court will announce the verdict on Paul Lines’s appeal over overnight parking violations on Bash Mutt Street. Lines argues East Main Street is part of a former highway outside city jurisdiction, while the city recently dropped all all night parking enforcement in similar cases.

Paul Lines Elmer Evans Lines Bash Mutt Street M.S Cobbet Lasbell Atorney Bby Hans East Maina James Cuistater Furies

Bulletin items from Chicago and Washington in brief

Associated Press reports two stock price highs for jive Aogs at Chicago markets with a sale to an eastern buyer at 31.85 a hundred pounds. Truman expresses doubt about averting an oil shortage this winter while praising loyalty review program as a success. In Schenley, Pa., union members plan to meet to consider a wage offer after workers push for an 10 cent hourly raise for women and 12 cents for men.

Chicago Washington Truman Schenley Anz Loos 266 Cto-Brewery and Distillery Workers Union Joseph S. Finch & Co Niky MD

Dietsch Evasion Sparks Police Pursuit At Palm Beach

Dietsch fled from police this morning near Palm Beach before a scheduled court appearance. He was pursued to West Palm Beach where deputies returned him for extradition to Ohio on charges including breaking and entering and transporting stolen goods. Dietsch faces federal counts. two female companions are named in the case.

É Diviser Farroerty Dite Ubi Luwie Palm Byach Guarty Doh P Ohio Luxicab West Pali Beach Offivers Nou Vhenn Dietsen West Palm Beach Philip Dietgchan

Senate study to probe steel sales practices

Senator Edward Martin announces a Senate small business committee survey to examine steel industry sites and distribution methods. The inquiry aims to see if current pricing and sales patterns hinder small businesses from obtaining steel products and will involve a questionnaire to steel companies.

Associated Reese Washington Sne Steel Industry Coffe Senate Edward Martin R-Pay Martin Sai Pennsylvada Sail

Westinghouse to Offer Stock to Emploes

Westinghouse Electric Corp offered to sell 900,000 shares of common stock to employees at a discount to grant ownership interest. Employees will receive the stock around the month pay is completed, at a price below line average market.

PITTS Ang.le

Milk price jump to plus midweek rise promised

A sequence of notes predicts milk prices will rise tomorrow under state control. Grade A milk at retail expected around 22 cents per pint versus 20 cents today, with an additional penny hike for fortified Vita milk. Debates among board members over the exact increase continue.

Wilde Rallors Mik Commission loiJent Willie Vita Mit Ohare Mile Control Board Chaleian FN Cobb Col Sun

Russian student in Soviet consulate shows improvement

Aug 19 New York A bulletin from Roosevelt Hospital reports Mrs Oksana Kosenkina the Russian schoolteacher who fell from the Soviet consulate building showing improvement this morning with a temp 101 and strong pulse Breathing easier under oxygen treatment and breakfast eaten The State Department notes she remains under Soviet control in the United States officials state the ruling was issued by Ernest Gross legal adviser to Secretary Marshall in a letter to Justice Dickstein Yokohama crime case Man Morris de Church Hill Tenn convicted of murdering Cape Ishin Ryan Philadelphia Catholic chaplain life imprisonment court martial review pending

Ee Eee Econ New York Lexcher Roosevelt Hospital Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina State Department Oksana Savenkins Saviet Ermest A. Gross Marshall Samuel Dickstein New York State Supreme Court Yokorama

Barkley Opens Democratic Bid For Farm Votes

Kentucky Senator Barkley frames a national farm policy choice while Dewey battles on price supports. The piece notes Dewey’s expected farm strategy and Truman’s broader cross country outreach to build labor and rural support ahead of the November vote.

Associated Press Washington Thomas B. Dewey Senator Barkley Kentucky Sprinefield Bart Warren Califorhila Dewey Nonvinge Jeonlini Dewey Naw Barkley Rmublicans Heiuy Truman Tale Howard McGrath McGraft Tram

Break-In Foiled At City Grocery

Break-in at Wing-Walls No. 1, North Center street, was discovered by manager Lethe Wells as she locked the store. Police concluded a one-half inch square hole was cut with a pocketknife to attempt entry, but nothing was disturbed.

North Center Street Lethe Wells Anc

Mapping Plans For Investigation Of Foc Department

Washington Ane 19 The Mine Us American Activities Committee ordered firmer New Deal tiwyers to ap Durfie questioning tomorrow Investigation lines up witnesses Whitt Widerground and Lee Pressman against Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers The hearings focus on subversive activity in government and recent ties to the Communist undergrad and elite circles The FCC inquiry plans hearings for late September or early October with Bow stating developments are still in the inquiry stage

Associated Press Washington Ane Durfie Nation Witt Lee Pressman John Abt Nixon Alger Hiss Hwhittaker Ini Sul Winey Ehugabers Rober House Hissanid Chambers Fmiths Bons Federal Communications Commission Frank ‘P.bow FCC

Home Remedies No Help to Victim of Hiccups

Waynesburg, Pa Aug 1 Pauline Lijeas endures ongoing hiccups after 178 days of home remedies and letters. Messages of advice flood in from across the region and beyond, including Canada and Britain, while Greene County Memorial Hospital records her case.

Waynesburg Pauline Lijeas Afoud Fauline Nmiton Britten Greene County Memorial

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