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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
1
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Senator McKellar indicated consolidation across Army Navy and Air Forces could yield savings and affect the defense outlay for the next year. He aims to lead hearings as potential Senate Appropriations Chair while parties debate a 923 billion dollar cap and consolidation impact. Rep Vinson warned Congress will act if generals fail to settle disputes, as defense funding remains contentious.
About 1 500 Pennsylvania safety leaders heard a Drunk-O-Meter demonstration. Suspected drunk drivers inflate a toy balloon and exhaled air is chemically tested to prove intoxication. Leaders urged law requiring the test in drunken driving prosecutions. Mary Ellen Berneski of Latrobe High School won the $25 000 essay contest tied to Pennsylvania Week observance.
Paris reports renewed mediation efforts as talks among neutral experts draft a formula to solve Berlin’s currency and governance disputes. A U S official warns further steps will be needed to end the Western allied standoff over the divided city amid blockades and competing governments.
Unofficial low bids totaling 1 477 288 were opened for a model type de mission building at Warren State Hospital. Navarre Corporation of Pittsburgh submitted 1 090 500 for general construction with other bids for plumbing heating and ventilating electrical elevator work cafeteria equipment and hospital lab gear. No bids were submitted for part of the laboratory equipment.
Budget Director James B. Webb told state officials at a general assembly that federal spending for 1950 will exceed this year’s 42 billion dollars, risking a deficit unless tax rates are increased. He urged President Truman to address Congress and warned both federal and state governments face growing deficits as demand for services rises.
Girry Board of Education members will meet next Monday at the Junior High School cafeteria to elect officers and reorganize for the coming year. Clarence Wallette will conclude as president with Lidke and Graham tipped as a likely president, Monroe to stay as vice president and treasurer, and Stanley Anderson to handle secretary duties.
The Pennsylvania House and Senate face a pivotal clash over home rule for third class cities. Democratic minority leader Hep Andrews vows a down the line fight to let cities adopt their own form of government within the Constitution. The State Chamber of Commerce and Senator Stevenson resist, arguing existing powers are adequate and home rule would blur responsibility.
A Yeading Railroad freight train derailed today and wrecked an attached three story house on Noble Street. The front and side walls collapsed, exposing interior floors, as two cars buckled into a wedge and left the tracks. Four residents nearby awoke frightened by the event. two were hurt and others suffered shock.
Associated Press reports U.S. officials slow to act amid Chinese appeals for help before it is too late. Ambassador Koos warns Congress and security limits hinder swift action, indicating no concrete plans yet from ECA or State Department. Madame Chiang may outline aims in New York, while Leesburg talks with Secretary Marshall continue.
Kalamazoo Michigan reports heavy police protection around Shakespeare companies plants 75 officers and sheriffs guarding 700 pre strike workers at 60 000 population city as 400 raiders threaten more trouble. Liquor sale banned by state order amid investigations and grand jury calls.
The Corry PTA will host a safety session Monday at 7 30 PM in the Public Library to draft a city wide program. Attendees include PTA leaders Mrs Leland Dunhasein and Mrs Leslie Wells, school and police officials, St Edward's Parochial School representative, and city officials.
Corry residents faced unusually cold temperatures with readings as low as 15 to 20 degrees above zero last night. The day's high was around the previous low, and the forecast suggested continued cold for today with similar, frosty conditions.
The American Telephone and Telegraph Co faces notable rate increases affecting long distance and local service. Officials argue the rise reflects higher costs despite pledges of limited impact on most households and a broad review across states.
State police report a two-vehicle collision in Spartansburg led to Gerald Gage of Mendville being cited for failing to stop at an intersection and Edward Tews for reckless driving. Investigating officers said Lewis was driving when Gano came from Side Street into the path of his car.
Three new enlistees joined Company A as the Pennsylvania National Guard unit moved ahead. An extended recruitment drive aims to sign youths between seven and five years old for three years of home service to avoid draft, with officer ratings and papers for a second recruit under review. The unit now has 59 enlisted men and two officers, and Harrisburg must approve officer ranks for three more.
Rowe Roberts 21 faced a Jamestown city court verdict for speeding in a fatal crash that killed two people. He was remanded on driving defective equipment charges not yet proven and released under bond after proceedings held last November 17.
The Salvation Army Citadel will place a Christmas kettle in Corry's business section tomorrow. Captain Winfred Kerrick asks residents to contribute before December 24 to fund food clothing and toys for needy families this holiday season.
Report from Berlin notes Communist backed agitation to disrupt western sector election plans. Raucous demonstrations and alleged plans to impede voting take place as authorities warn of interference. Public tally and party lines remain sharply divided in the tense capital.
Reports show four additional deer killed by hunters across several locations. Names and weights include Newell Gates 170 lbs at Loy Al’s Station, Thomas Messinger Jr 120 lbs, York Hill Ray Root 136 lbs at Smethport, and Herman Steaves 120 lbs Bemrock. Warren PA.
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