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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary street notice with scattered details
Partial OCR reads a dated public matter listing street names and property features. Includes vague references to addresses, rooms, baths, and utilities plus scattered months and times, with unclear names and locations.
Reds Demand Korean Commission Be Ended
Soviet delegates in Paris urge the UN to dissolve its Korean commission calling it a tool of American imperialism. Malik accuses John Dulles of using the UN to push South Korea as a capitalist springboard, while the Soviet bloc warns of a potential U.N. Assembly vote on Korea before the Brevardon Political Committee adjourns tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations’ Korean Commission
Malik
John Poster Dulles
U. S. Delcon
Oren
Brevallon
Karen Gavinissims
Onis
General Assembly
America
Ching
Astadlis
U. S
South Korea
Phe Commission
Noth
South Koean
New York
Russia
Armi
Bulgaria
H. V. Evatt
Greece
Heinz firm to start 15 million building program in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh December 8 The H J Heinz Co will begin a 15 million building program on its Northside site next year J Being president announced at the final management convention The plan includes four new buildings for food research quality control warehousing a six story factory administration structure and a vinegar and sauce building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
H. J. Feinz Co
J. Being
Food Research and Quality Control
Winegar md Sauce
U.S. Dollars Aid Tito's Program
Belgrade reports United States contributions to Yugoslavia totaling ten million dollars plus over one million in median supplies and mobile clinics. Additional aid includes street sprinklers and related equipment sent to aid the Yugoslav government and exile in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tito
Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dee
Aluilunis
Ohio
United States
America
United
Yugo Alw
London
Moss
Denis
Illegal Deer Kill Sparks State Game Fines
Hayes T Englert, division game supervisor, cites heavy illegal deer killings in Section F across nine northwestern Pennsylvania counties. He details fines totaling over 1000 dollars, with four hunters paying 400, plus 100 fines for three other violations. Authorities report zero tolerance for transporting gun or weapon violations and borrowed licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes T. Englert
O11
Pennsylvania
Hban
Warren County
City Escapes Wave of Area Plant Layoffs
Area reports show multiple factories cutting back operations with layoffs, though some large units absorb workers. In Erie and Union City plants, more than 100 jobs affected with expected resumed hiring in spring. Job applications uptick in Warren and Clarion. retail clerks in the shopping district find temporary employment, boosting local hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teae
Warren
Clarion
Pennsylvania
New displaced persons bill readied for Congress
Rep Walter D Pal unveils a plan to replace the 1940s law with one guaranteeing nondiscrimination and expanding eligibility for European refugees. The measure would double entry slots, extend eligibility to four years, and move entry dates earlier to broaden access for those fleeing the Russians. It also would remove top preferences for skilled workers and adjust visa issuance proportions. A second item reports Mrs Lillian L Becker, 33, jailed for three years for ransacking a Hood College dormitory and stealing $45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Walter D-Pal
Walter
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Germany
Austri
Italy
Austria
Petes
Frederick
Lillian L. Becker
Maryland Reformatory
St Hood College
Tronde
Topanga
Calif
Girls’ College
Martial Law Expanded As War Rages Near Nanking
Reports say the government pressed 12th Army Group into a crucial assault on Nanking while martial law spreads to the Wuhan area including Hankow. Communist forces reportedly trap the bulk of defenders southwest of Suchow as air raids intensify near Nanking and Peiping lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nanking
12Th Army
Hwaf River
Here
I2in
Sunsien
Fallen Suchow
OOS Il
Suchow
Weekeu I
Fio
Wuhan
Chang
Hankow
Nanyang
Te Hiwai
Ghinnw Kal- Shek
China
Peipicig
Jehgl
Peiping
Chohisten
Resignation Rumors Surround Marshall After Kidney Surgery
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Marshall underwent kidney removal surgery and faces a long rest. White House and officials weigh the possibility of his full resignation amid ongoing foreign affairs duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Walter Reed
Hoepstal
Truman
Warren R. Austin
United States
United Nat ‘Ions
Austin
John’ Foster Dulles
Paris
Truck Spill Closes RI 6 After Steel Load Loss
A truck spilled its steel load on Route 6 closing the road for hours. The driver, Hoy Bencolla of Dearborn Michigan, could not prevent a trailer crash in snowy conditions near Pollock's Bridge. Damage exceeded $1,800 to the truck and $30 to the cab, with the total load loss estimated at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Trafic
Medway
Neier Pollock
Bridge
Oolty
SiuMon
Hoy Ben- Calla
Deyrbon
Mich
Encalls
Rae
Judd Wee
Ravel
Ben- Cola
Bheyond
Ofojcers
Warn City About Phony Solicitor
A phony solicitor using a fake city treasurer badge asks for donations by telephone for a non existent campaign. He claims to represent a real magazine and promises later collection. He is described as short, heavy set, with a faint mustache and piercing black eyes. authorities warn residents to avoid giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satholle
Maui
Caimpalen
Alice
Chamber of Commerce
Gols
Post Office Heads for New Receipts and Rush Staffing
Local office experts project total receipts to reach 78 000 with 15 temporary workers added to handle holiday rush. 1945 totals stood at 75 208 and 1987 at 71 482 as Christmas mailing peak approaches delivery across metropolitan offices with added carriers and autos to cope with mail volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal
Corry
Ottley
Uae
Wille
Yellen
Torry
The
Gorith
Christmac
Metropallian
Profits Under CIO Fire Stir Debate On Taxes
Associated Press reports in Washington that industry profits are described as a cushion against depression yet may hasten downturn. Ruttenberg of the CIO argues profits could be curbed by price moderation and lower production, while opponents fear aggressive tax moves. Estimated corporate profits top 820 trillion in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dman
Associated Press
Washington
Industry
Stanley H. Ruttenkere
Rheabun Organilration
Senate-Howse Ecoronile Cotrard
Lee
Ruttenberg
Deaston
Rutten—berg
Ignustey
Three Million Seals Move South On Coastal Route
In California waters off the southern coast a convoy of seals, part of a migration study, sails aboard the 118 foot Black Douglas Wain. The voyage, begun 12 days after departure from the Pribilat Ts, aims to monitor seal behavior and protect marine life. The undertaking, valued at about 3150,000,000 in pairs, backs a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
San Francisco
Dee
California
Helm
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Dr Harry Stone to Speak Here at Masons Banquet
Dr Harry Stone to speak at a Masons banquet in Goryvali on February 28. The program will feature roastmaster Ruth J Fugle and highlight solos by Eugene Mek and Janie, with address by High Priest Brice Bll. Worth and the presence of local dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stone
Masons Banquet
Farry B. Stone
Goryvali
Abel
Sun
Columbus
Isa
Wallace
Pany” Whitehead
Brice
Ruth J Fugle
Abistriet
Eugene Mek
Janie Oy Witinny
Teuty
Motor Trouble Halts Mantz Try For Record
Cleveland, Ber. One of Paul Mantz’s cross country attempts was halted near here yesterday when his motor failed. Mantz, flying a green F-51, was en route from Burbank to LaGuardia to attempt a west east record, with a tail wind aiding the flight. The supercharger failed and oil pressure dropped, forcing a return to Cleveland at 2,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ber
Paul Mantz
Burbank
LaGuardis Field
New York
Mantz
Akron
Fire at Davison Fogle Lumber Mill Contained
An overheated motor ignited at Davison Fogle Lumber Co. 11230 this morning. The fire was extinguished quickly with water before spreading. Davison Fogle crews and Nose fire department responded, but damage was limited and contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnt Wage
Davison-Fogle Lumber
Gorry
Committee Advances With Closed Door Session
Two mystery men are not named in reports on a closed session as Nixon indicates a third person was also sought. Additional developments are described in later briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
State Department FBI promise help to house probers
Washington December 8 The State Department and the FBI pledged assistance to house probe teams after two suspects in a spy case were not located. Details remained sparse as officials declined to name locations or agencies involved, citing security concerns. The investigation centers on secret government papers alleged to have been supplied to Communist agents.
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State Department
FBI
Nswnehtea
Washington
Besslei
Alo Ivc Campbell
yMisuunit
Parerul
Alo NeoJustice
Einisa Auvinldi
George Mote Pay
UB Abloeney
Bisirtet
Colombua
Campbell Tor
Whittaker
Bambers
Ajdt
House
Russia
Germany
Japan
Tate
New York
McGahey
PBT
Tate Hausa
Penrifoy
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