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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1948
Page
1
A fragmentary page item mentions a warning and a name Lore in a dated ad context. Details are unclear but the note implies a cautionary alert linked to a tile advertisement on the page.
Congressional spy probes pressed for truth as Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers offered conflicting accounts of a 1929 Model A Ford. Chambers testified Hiss was a Red Underground member, while Hiss denied it, both sparring over forged statements and the car’s fate. The hearing stretched for hours with sharply worded exchanges and tense accusations.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Zarin who began a world voyage in a converted amphibious truck were picked up by a tanker after ten days at sea. The couple is bound for Halifax Nova Scotia on the tanker Jersey Sister of the Avon amid a rescue at night.
The steamship Virginia carrying about 100 passengers faced very rough seas as a hurricane formed in the Atlantic roughly 1,200 miles southeast of Miami. Forecasters called the storm a real whizzer with hurricane force winds across a 600 mile radius and gales up to 126 miles from center.
The hearing for Brewer and O’Shea, charged with breaking and entering at J. W. Blye Farm Implement Co. in Senegs, was postponed to September 7 at 9 pm due to court sessions and district attorney absence. Both defendants have retained local attorneys from Oil City. further warrants may follow if bond is sought. The case remains quiet with no new confessions. police note no new developments.
Aug 26 Philadelphia reports Democratic leader Richard Dilworth demanding the impeachment of Mayor Bernard Samuel. Dilworth, who opposed Samuel in the mayoral race, rallied Democrats and independents to remove the Old Guard, threatening impeachment proceedings if a year-end inquiry is not launched.
Washington discussion centers on the Agriculture Department facing up to about 1.5 billion dollars needed to hold farm prices on key crops. Congress would have to act, but not until January. Officials fear growers may ignore recommendations to cut acreage as they plan to maintain wartime price supports. Vegetables also face waste as Cleveland markets struggle with surplus supply.
Corry endures extreme August heat as thermometers record 92 degrees, surpassing Tuesday’s peak and signaling hotter conditions ahead. Forecasters expect humidity to rise this afternoon with no relief anticipated before the weekend.
Mrs Ok sana Kasenkina, a Russian teacher, says she jumped from a third floor window of the Soviet consulate to escape pressure that endangered her life. She told Newsweek that she fled her homeland to seek safety and recounted her husband’s disappearance in 1937 and her son’s death in Leningrad in 1942. The Soviet consul general and the ambassador gave conflicting accounts, and the consulate was ordered closed by Moscow.
Three accident patients were treated at Corry Hospital in the past four hours, according to hospital attaches. Victims suffered lacerations from plant and home accidents and were released after treatment.
New York August 26 The coast guard is probing the disappearance of Mrs Mary Sheriff wife of an industrialist from the freighter Africa Peterim which docked here last night with a dozen passengers Officials say some believe she died at sea while aboard the ship on a work trip with her husband Rothwell Ming The coast guard received reports of a possible death at sea and burial at sea while the ship was en route from Liberia to Atrice The ship's operator Farrell Line declined to comment on the case
Detroit weather report shows extreme heat with 90s across the nation and no relief expected until the weekend. Thousands of auto workers idled as plants cut shifts and layoffs spread through Briggs, Chrysler, and related facilities. Temperature readings topped 100 in several cities, while Pacific coast areas saw cooler normals.
Sixteen Reading Co freight cars ran uncontrolled for nearly two miles into the heart of Bridgeport this morning. Hop A. Was Hurt as workers and bystanders scrambled to curb the runaway cars and prevent further damage.
London August 26 Yugoslavia charged Romania with a plot to purge Tito’s regime. Belgrade lodged a note accusing Romanian officials of urging revolt and overthrow of Tito. Anna Pauker named for openly seeking elimination of Yugoslav leadership as Romanian press and radio push anti Tito messages.
Three days remain before Mist registration. Colis H. Burkhart named temporary clerk of Local Board No. 64 at Union City. Burkhart, former district clerk in World War II, returns to duties until a permanent clerk is found. Daily registration runs between hours of Ryan. attendees must show discharge papers and certificates for active reserve components. Desks and equipment shipments anticipated by week’s end.
Assured Press reports Scranton Pa. two years after a downturn, citizens kept faith in growth and built 11 new industrial facilities, leasing or selling them. Population in Scranton and Lackawanna County reaches 300,100, topping 800,000 for the first time since pre war days as mines and new plants boost commerce and jobs. Treasury figures show Aug 24 receipts at 103 million and expenditures at 120 million with a large deficit of 258 million despite improved local industry.
Aug 26 LOS ANGELES The 16 year old son of Mrs Ann Roosevelt and Curtis Dall is in hospital with a polio infection. He was to be moved with other polio patients to Corona Naval Hospital. Doctor says the case is mild but definite polio. The family notes a history of polio in the Roosevelt line with prior paralysis.
A Venango County jury acquitted 19 year old Charles Alves of Oil City of attempting to extort 1000 dollars from dentist Dr. Waller Kann and his wife. Witnesses included Alves's uncle, a police clerk, and a DOJ expert who testified handwriting matched. The note threatened a family slaughter and was linked to the arrest set up by Police Chief Tra L Joseph.
Howling crowds led by the Socialist Unity Party forced their way into Berlin city hall as police lines broke under a putsch threat. They demanded a new democratic administration aligned with the Soviet Union and eastern Europe, while banners called for workers’ unity and opposition to monopoly capitalism.
Corry Veterans Organization reports a deadline for terminal leave pay. Word indicates eligible veterans must meet requirements to receive benefits. officials emphasize timely submission and verification of service records.
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