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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1949

Page

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Illicit drug ring linked to Peru revolt exposed in New York

U S and UN authorities arrested alleged ringleader Thuando Balarezo 48 of Long Island in a vast cocaine trafficking syndicate blamed for funding an insurgency in Peru. The operation moved millions monthly, with ties to the Aprista party and attempts to seize Peruvian customs. Balarezo was seized aboard the liner La Guardia and held on conspiracy to import cocaine.

Associated Fresh New York Peru United Nations Action United States Dilig Trattic Selaire Yeatesday Thuando Balarezo Great North River Long Island U.S Hve Joseph P. Martin Italy Conrner Charles Lucky) Luciano Balarezo la Guardia Tatian Edward McDonald Per Caplin Alfonso Mier Teran Department of Investigation Armen Aprista Party Balareno Victor Bays de la Taree Balavero

Taxation Tale In A Busy Day Of Purchases

A serialized account describes a young wife tallying every tax in a single day. She notes federal and state levies on groceries, medicines, household items, car service, phone, and dining, including a restaurant bill with tea and a added ice tax. The piece continues on Page Eight.

Roger W. Babbon Olougester Warauth Massachusetts Lake

Sewer Job Nears Halfway Mark

The East Smith Street storm relief sewer project by contractor Ay shows 42 percent completion on monolithic concrete pouring with 272 feet placed and 900 feet of pre cast pipe still to lay. Engineer Don Williams notes about 900 feet remain of the 1800 total with a 30 day extension possible as rain caused a one day delay but no major damage.

Smith Street Don Williams

Sprover Buys Gibbs Barber Shop In Union City

Louis Sprover has purchased Gibbs Barber Shop on Main Street, taking over ownership from Floyd Black. Gibbs had operated the shop for two years and will leave the business. Sprover plans to run it similarly and join W C Gibbs as a partner. Sprover will begin a new sales role with the Powell Meter Co. starting next Monday.

Louis Sprovers W. C. Gibbs Main Street Mie Bar- Jaw Gibbs Union City Floyd Sprovers Gibbs Wir Ead Star of the Fowwell Meter Co

Sparta Driver Appeals To Court Over Speed Charge

Gerri Stockton of Spartansburg waived hearing and sought a court hearing after being cited for 60 miles per hour on the Conty Spartansburg road. Stockton posted bond for twice the amount. In Pittsburgh, 41 paralysis cases are listed in Allegheny and nearby counties with five in the city, 12 in the county, and rest from nearby areas.

Sparta Colty Gerri’ Stockton Spartansburg R. D M S Gobbntt Stockton Way Conty-Spartansburg Stockton SL Folio Pittsburgh Allegheny

Broadcasters Fight FCC Rules Over Giveaways Facing Court Action

Broadcasters plan a court fight to save profitable prize giveaways from FCC rules set to take effect October 1. Major networks including ABC NBC and CBS weigh responses as the commission targets radio lotteries and on air clues that hinge on listener participation and value prizes.

Associated Press New York Federal Communications Commission American Broadcasting Co FCC Hollywood Iso Tred Allen

Prototypes Of Flying Saucers Unearthed In Maryland Barn

Associated Press reports that two strange devices found in a tobacco barn near Baltimore are believed by local authorities to be prototypes of flying saucers. Inventor Jonathan Caldwell, long disappeared, left behind rotating blade discs atop small fuselages and a boxlike craft with propellers above and below. Air Force investigators say the craft may be early models associated with saucer rumors from two summers ago.

Associated Frise Baltimore Ave Faye Maryland Aly Poree Jonathan BE. Caldwell Claudius Belle Baltimore Office of Special Investigation Air Force Washington United States Tn Air Force

Corry Chamber of Commerce Opposes Telephone Rate Hike

The Corry Chamber of Commerce backed a protest against the proposed rate increase by Pennsylvania Telephone Corp. at a hotel board meeting. Directors questioned current Whitely Imsa Interior service and urged improvements before raising charges. A committee of Richard Rossbacher, A. Hillstrom and Henry Wheeler was named to plan Corry’s participation in Pennsylvania Week events.

Corry Richard Rossbacher A. Hillstrom Henry Wheeler Pennsylvania

Officials tie Vaughan to grain rationing case

Washington reports two unnamed officials confirmed Vaughan, a White House aide and Army officer, pressured agriculture officials over a grain rationing order after liquor makers complained. Mundt and others discuss potential Senate subcommittee questions as part of the five percenter probe. Vaughan allegedly sought to aid a New Jersey molasses firm in a 1946 sugar rationing matter, with Anderson denying any change to the federal grain order at that time. Hogs to market in Pittsburgh area feed, with 360 hogs entered for the 10th annual junior pre roundup on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Associated Press Washington Hat Ma Henry Vaughan Offée New Jersey Molasses Company Vaughan Benatar Mundt R-Sd Senate Mundt McParthy R-Wis White House William 7. M Rogers Clinton P. Anderson Anderson U.S New Mexico Pittsburgh Puure Primers of America Uxt

Findley Lake Group Renames Three Directors

Three directors of the one year old Findley Lake Property Owners association were re elected at the first annual meeting held in the Evangelical United Brethren Church basement. The board to serve includes Mrs Lottle Rafler Corry James Croscut and C G Larose all of Findley Lake. The group discussed transferring a desk to allow lake level control and plans to establish a small park on former buildings site and to maintain a small island near the village. Two swans were purchased for the lake and sanitation navigation and water level control were reviewed. About 90 property owners joined the past year member ship drive with many permanent residents. Refreshments followed.

Pludiey Lake Tay Avere Evangelical United Brethren Church Lottle Rafler Corry James Croscut C. G. Larose Findley Lake Altorney George Rogers Negrouy Lage Larry Swarts Te Corporation Mr. Swarr Fluidey Lake Techureh

Corry GLF set annual meet for patrons at Grange hall

The annual meeting for Lig 800 patrons of the Grange Lequue Ded aration mill is set for next Wednesday evening at 0:30 in the Junior Bligh gymnasium. Ray Rider, district manager, said two members will be elected to the patrons committee to fill gates and Paul Trisket terms expiring. Other committee members include Oscar Lindstram Kale man Harold Howard Roy Swart wid Howard Hamarland Lester Lew ids and the local store manager. A report of last year’s activities will be given and a contest for the best decorated home made cake will be staged. Refreshments will be served and witnesses of eight dollars per hour events will be awarded.

Lig Grange Lequue Ray Rider Had Gates Paul Trisket Oscar Lindstram Kaleman Harold Howard Roy Swart Wid Howard Hamarland Lester Lewids Cleniian Howe CLF Fidus Iis

Mercury Falls To 40 As Cold Week Hits Corry

In Corry the thermometer dipped to 40 degrees and then eight degrees above zero at night, breaking a long severe spell. Official observer George Mulderich noted cool daytime and freezing night temps prompting residents to bring out winter gear and bladikers. A diving bell at Atlantic City’s pier drew attention as Ruth Ehlers and Louly Villant planned a Monday dive with Mrs. Summer aboard for a sightseers’ ascent.

Corry George Mulderich Atlantic Aus Ruth Ehlers Louly Villant Mrs Summer i Tite Atlan- We City Stat Pier

Break Threatened in Finnish Trade Unions

Finnish trade federation orders four striking unions to call off walkouts by August 29 or be expelled. The executive committee acted amid a nationwide offensive by the Communist-led union and police actions against lumberjacks near Kemi. The government, citing emergency law, vows to crush the Communists and has arrested Red leaders and city officials.

Associated Press Helsinet Pundinid Plntuhd Celtical Trade Union Federation Isbail Gowit Aujls Doad Forestry Workers and Loggers Marie Il Ces Sires Walte Communist Party Juba Pansikivi Mhaire Way Westiernillage Kemi Monuilliitad Riaaty Finland Mayiti

Aero Supply denies layoffs amid rumors and industry impact

Rumors that large layoffs were planned at Aero Supply Mis Co were denied by Lon Rhine s director of labor relations. He said no jobs were cut though workers feared closures as Congress considered defense bill provisions affecting the aircraft sector. About 45 office workers were impacted at Ajax Tron Works as the broader industry faced cutbacks and wartime orders.

Congress Aura Supply Mis. Co., Inc Lon Rhinés Ius Fem Tyree Ajax Tron

Arms Aid Bill Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Funds

The administration push in the Senate seeks 1.45 billion for military supplies to North Atlantic treaty signers with Connally backing full 1.16 billion despite opposition from Vandenberg and Dulles to cut to 1 billion. Meanwhile a New York subway theft report notes a woman losing 14,500 from a bag on a subway car.

Washington Connally Senate House Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Mokselstatement Vandenberg R-Mich Dulles Tydings D-Ma Armed Services Group Subway New York Mary Langening Bret Hay & Mew

Reds Push Near Canton Amid Embassy Closure

Reports say Nationalist reinforcements moved toward northeast Canton to blunt a Communist southward push. Loss of Tayu brings Reds within five miles of Kwong Hung border. U.S. Embassy in Canton closes quietly as Chinese war spreads. White Paper in Washington accelerates anti-American coverage and calls for aid to China.

Associated Press Canton Carton Tayu Kwong- Hung Province Ginton U.S Bruce Lancaster State College Miss Hong Kong Ganton China

Health Officials Begin Polio Survey in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg Aug 20 a six member committee of prominent health authorities was formed to assess how well Pennsylvania hospitals can handle the polio burden. Led by Dr. J Moore Campbell the panel will evaluate facilities and coordination for polio care and future outbreak planning amid rising case counts.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Norris W. Vaux State Sec Moore Campbell Boston

Seven Agencies Shifted or Streamlined in 1950 Plan

The move consolidates seven agencies into a streamlined structure with six plans already implemented today. The U S Employment Service transfers into the Labor Department as part of the reorganization, signaling major federal administrative changes and reduced agency overlap.

Hoover group reshapes federal agencies in major 1950 moves

Washington August 20 seven federal agencies were shifted or streamlined as part of Hoover recommendations. Congress and President Truman have enacted plans to reorganize the government this year, with six reforms taking effect tonight and further changes expected elsewhere in the civil service. The Employment Service moved to the Labor Department and the Bureau of Public Roads to Commerce, plus other adjustments in major departments and offices.

Associated Press Washington Congress Truma Metins Ins Herbert Hoover U. S Bureau of Public Roads Commerce Department Post Office Department Civil Servce Commission Nd Maritime Commission National Security Resources Board National Security Councie Executive Office Inw Secretary of Defense Armed Services Lnw Mithority State Department Gerkann Department of Welfare

Road work advances on nearby unpaved Clyster-Columbus road

The July highway officials report smooth progress on the unpaved Clyster-Columbus road. Six men handle placement work, weather only factor delaying completion within the six days allotted, with some equipment moved to the site and no action yet by the Public Utilities Commission on related grade issues.

Clyster-Columbus

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