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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1948
Page
1
Hurricane reaches hurricane warnings as Carolina coast braces
A tropical hurricane nears the mainland forcing warnings from Wilmington to Cape Hatteras. Forecasters warn residents along the North Carolina coast of increasing winds and rising seas as the storm moves northwest at about ten to twelve miles per hour. Officials emphasize readiness and protective measures for fire and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Miami
Fla
Wilmington
N. C
Cape Hatteras
Hatteras
Wilmingston
Charleston
Federal
Stora Warning Service
Aro Uno
Waterman
Grady Norton
Virginia Capes
Renate
Carolina
Pirat
Frelehler
Payton Peach
Sveny
Charleson
D. C
Treasury report shows August 28 receipts and debts
Treasury in Washington reports August 28 receipts of 92 403 601 45 dollars and expenditures of 60 840 671 21, with a balance of 34 047 722 484 93. Total debt stands at 253 097 848 849 18, down 118 007 93 from the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Youths Born In 1923 Register Next Two Days
AU Corry men who were born in 1923 will register over the next two days at Union City hall, between Tuesday and Wednesday, for the draft. Eligible residents may register, with details provided at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loniokow
Union
Jews and Egyptians Reach Agreement on Holy City Zone
An armistice proposal between Jews and Egyptians was announced by Swedian official Lundutroam, ahead of a UN Security Council session. The plan outlines a neutral central zone around the Red Rose area inside Jerusalem with Government House, a Jewish school, and an Arab enclave. Observers warn any troop movement could violate UN terms and be escalated to the Security Council. Troops were to withdraw by 7 a m Bastar Standard Time today.
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Jerusalemt
Lake
Sigcness
Unuie
Security Council
Cesar Orda
Iridetroem
Slinche
Sili
Bastar
Human chain to recover bodies from wreckage site
A 150 foot ravine will host a human chain as 26 workers extract bodies trapped in a Northwest Airlines crash wreckage. Ten bodies had already been removed, with 46 degree ravine slopes complicating recovery. The stormy Wisconsin incident occurred near Fountain City on the Mississippi river.
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Fron
Wis
Wisconsin
Herbert P. Stein
Alma
Minneapolis
Chicago
PAL
Sutters Ridge
Howard Rackow
Farmer
Perry Tsland
Mississippi River
Yair
Charles Guenther
Duff Dodges Milk Price Controversy
James H. Duff defended price controls at a news conference while dodging questions on state controlled milk prices. He said generally price control has proven ineffective, but declined to state a clear position on the 14.2 cent per gallon figure, insisting the policy must be weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Duff
Subpoena Served on Red Spy Chief for Hearing Today
In New York on August 3 1950 the House Un American Activities Committee served a subpoena on J Peters alias Alexander Stevens described by Whittaker Chambers as head of the Communist underground. Peters, facing deportation questions, declined immediate agreement to appear, pending counsel advice. Chambers, a central witness, is also to testify along with Hiss and other figures in the probe. The matter continues at the immigration hearing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Peters
Whitaker Nhumbers
House UN
House un-American Activities Committee
J. Peters
Whittaker Chambers
United States
Alexander Stevens
Immigration and Naturalization Service
House Committee
Carol King
Immigration Service
un-American Acivity Group
Monshss
Chambers
Time Magazine
UC Driver Faces Several Motor Charges in Union City
A Union City youth, Howard Kitelinger, faces multiple motor vehicle violation charges after a Saturday accident with a 1997 Oldsmobile driven by Mrs. Laverne Clough on West High Street. The car was damaged at 1,500 value. Clough escaped injury as the truck spun the car and hit a utility pole. The inspection sticker on the truck, reportedly stolen, led to charges including theft of an inspection sticker, reckless driving, operating an uninspected vehicle, driving without a valid license, and related offenses.
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Union Oy
Howard Kitelinger
Laverne Clough
Potaible
Hwanship
Memorial Dedication Draws 500 At Mead Park
A crowd of about five hundred gathered at Mead Park for Corry Women's Victory Club Memorials service honoring local WWI servicemen. The program featured the dedication of Memory Lane, an address by Edward G. Petrillo on Americanism, band performances, color advancement, and a wreath presentation.
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Say
Corry
Millsicians
Charles Crawford
Erie
Henry T. Wheeler
Roward GC. Petrillo
Brie
Wheeley
America
yiuldIne Hiei
Peirillo
Europe
Te Iirney
Leslie Ms. Wella
J. Pred Klney
William B Love
Palth
American Legion
Corry Legion
CIO to Endorse Truman Ticket
The CIO appears certain to endorse President Truman in the November election amid a push to back labor-supporting candidates. The AFL joins a broader labor alignment, with decisions expected after a 61-member executive board meeting. Continued coverage on page five.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
CIO
AFI
Gon
Truman-Barkley
CTO
Sessioh
God the Americans For Democratic Action
Schuman Seeks New French Regime Across Crisis
Premier candidate Robert Schuman plans to form a new French government amid a political crisis. He faces opposition from rival leaders and coalition pressures as France weighs dissolving the National Assembly to force general elections and resolve governing deadlock.
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Schuman
Robert Schumin
Yulay
Tilve
Tiude
Ruanadler
Akution
Rumler
Sehumans Yprevocses Ag Drenne
France
Paul Reynaud
Marie
Rama
Ane Puljuien
Tol
Corryite Held for Disorder
Willie Memmingey, 28, a resident of the Corry pulldine, leaped at a window and then attempted to jump from a second floor window. Police subdued him with two bystanders, he was treated at Corry Hospital and held for questioning this afternoon.
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Willie Memmingey
Wally Genter
Morpig
Hemminger
Corry Hospital
Ninth Center Street
Te Hospital
Hemmainzer Way
Result in doubt in Texas voting showdown in Senate runoff
In Dallas on August 10 Lyndon Johnson led Coke Stevenson by a narrow margin in the Texas Democratic Senate runoff, with about a million votes counted and 11,000 uncounted. Johnson held a 68 percent lead in late returns as official results awaited state convention action to declare the winner.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Lyndon Johnson
Coke Stevenson
U. S. Senate
Texas
Ilteau
Woliisah
Stevenson
Sunate
W. Lee
Pappy
Daniel
Ifi
Mercury Drops In Corry With Cooler Weekend
Disjointed report notes Corry sees 86 degree high marking a cooling shift after a string of 90s. Forecasts promise warm days ahead with cooling breezes moving in from the east as next weather pattern unfolds.
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Corry
Wwe
Biel Iy
Comoday
Fulluyline
A. Weel
Toyhie
OKAY BUILDING RUSSIAN HOMES SPECIAL DECREE WIDENS OWNERSHIP
A Soviet Presidium decree grants Russians the right to own homes while a separate Council of Ministers order pushes urban governments to supply housing and materials. With private contracting limited, citizens may build themselves with help from trades or form housing cooperatives. Prospects include potential prefabricated houses and state outlets supplying materials. The move aims to shift housing toward private ownership despite ongoing construction challenges.
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Associated Preas
Moscow
Supreme Bovint
Covery
Lia Collin
Ussr
Ural
Citigen
Rekall
Enix
Presidum
Council of Ministers
Record of all time high price at Vinton yard
BULLETINS! AP reports CHINAGL August 0A events note a new all time high pel ee at Vinton Stockyards with price around 41.00. Record exceeded and price records broken multiple times since August. Moscow conference and UN council emergency sessions appear in a separate digest of global affairs. Security Council meets to address truce violations amid Soviet and Western diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatad Press
Chinagl
Thole
Vinton
ST Area Men Register For Draft Today In Union City
Local draft headquarters opened at Union City Borough Hall with registration to run through September 30. Officials expect about 25 000 men born after August 30 1922 to register today and warn of penalties up to 10000 dollars for avoidance as registration continues statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Borough Hall
Thi Aren's
Union City
Borough Hall
Marnnigesi
Tocal Board
Bank
Wunasys
North Main Street
Gnion City
Route 27 wreck causes $300 damage no injuries
Two autos collided between Pittsfield and Garland on Route 27 at 0.9 pm yesterday. A 1947 Plymouth sedan owned by Yancy Allen of Fort Avenue was damaged when Bert Graham Jr of Pittsfield rear ended him after Walter Anderson of Youngsville stopped suddenly. Police expect charges for failing to signal and defective equipment but no injuries were reported. Also: Lt. Gen. John R. Hodges says civil war possible in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Garand
Yancy Allen
Forth Avenue
Parc
Bert Graham, Jr
Pittsield
R. D
Walter Anderson
Youngsvilis
Russians Move To Cut Finances Of Berliners
Moscow presses Berlin to strip the city government of funds and redirect tax revenues to Soviet authorities while preparing further actions. The note calls for leadership changes and a new power balance as Soviet officials pressure the anti Communist administration. Western authorities seek protection and a new meeting as Moscow signals possible broader moves.
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Agsaviatha Press
Berlin
Pwthep
Pyder
Mmunise
Eve Toroud
Polien, Food, and Labor
Communist Presse Ba
Mystow
Adeli
Moscow
Sita
Sita Wore Iho Sie Buses Cirie Cote
VM. Mototov
Spuway
Alexander Kotikov
Orr
Kanes
Totskoy
Tn Miney
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