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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 10, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary stock market note yields few readable names
OCR fragment mentions stocks and values but no clear entities or actions. It references prices around 50 and 790, with a time or code 1534, yet key details are unreadable.
Two 1948 Hudson models on display at Franklin Street showroom
Garry Hudson Co. on Franklin Street shows two 1948 Commodore 1 series cars in postwar redesigns with new features such as drive master optional gearshift. Display runs daily until 6:00 pm with evening viewings. Models include Commodore 1 and later Commodore 8 and Super 6 versions for business cources and clubs. Treasury report dated December 8 shows large federal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Garry Hudson Co
Joryagungy Museufeed
Hudeon Minufanturers
Ines Wu
Couwe
Atti
Aoy
Aedal
British Officer Delivers Ultimatum as Palestine Tensions Rise
High Commissioner Sir Alan Cunningham warned that Britain would impose severe measures on Arabs and Jews in Palestine unless communal violence ends. The clash escalated after UN partition plans, with deaths in Jerusalem and near Gaza, and attacks on Jewish settlements. The tally of dead in the Middle East rose, with violence spreading to Aden and Syria. Property losses in Palestine topped a million dollars.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Alan G Cunningham
Palestine
Sik Dees
Philckman
Oreer
Tel Aviv
Arats Joffy
Carey
Tn Jerusalem
Hagana
de_fense
Aden
Syela
Middle East
Return of 75 Million UNRRA Supplies Sought
Washington reports a Senate appropriations panel seeks Greece to turn over all remaining UNRRA relief supplies for American distribution. The move follows Greece’s resistance to relinquish items, with officials warning more aid funding may be requested as current programs wind down.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tobt
UNRRA
Greece
Sén
Aior Ferguson Al-Mieh
Fergison
Ines
Athens
United Nations
Congress
Mhalcournkey
Turkey
Ponguson
Senate
Dwight Grie- Wold
Linn
Hin
Brooks
R-Til
Griswold
Comp Mitseet
Ater Committee
Tity
Fire causes $250 damage at city home
Firefighters found the blaze in the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene D McJunkin on East Church Street last evening. The City Fire Department used a booster line to control the fire and the total loss was estimated at $250. The fire was discovered by Mrs McJunkin who helped trace the flames to their source an overheated pine from the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. McJunkin
GOP Leaders Propose Inflation Plan Amid Congressional Session
Republican leaders unveil a multi item program to curb inflation including voluntary industry wage accords, export controls, higher gold reserves for banks, and expanded price and transportation controls. The plan aims to run alongside Truman administration powers, with divisions over its likelihood to pass.
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Associated Press
Washington
I Tourspoink
Congress
Obie
Senate
House
Halleck
Indiana
Thoreane
Federal Reserve Banks
Truman
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Pinegram
Dbemocrats
Gore
D-Tenry
Corry Soldier Dies in Pine Camp Fire Rescue Scene
A fatal fire at Pine Camp in New York killed four Army officers during a winter maneuvers exercise. Paratrooper Sgt. Wendell Hullings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hullings of Delaware, was among the dead. six others were injured, one severely. The blaze destroyed a two story frame barracks and the death toll rose as a missing officer was found.
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Corry
Wendell Ae
Warren Hulings
DelaWare
Olred
U.S Army
Pine Gump
Sit
Hullings
Pine Camp
N. Y
Car
Army
New York
Fabulous Texas oil man dies after rise from rags
Rox eve B. Gugy a famed Texas oil magnate dies at 63 after a health decline. The Kilgore born trader built refineries and pipelines across Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi. His East Texas oil fortune rose with the 1981 field discovery. Funeral services planned in Longview.
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Associates Press
Longview
Tex
Der
Roxeve B. Gugy
Lacy
Wildeat
East Texas
Texas
Kilgore
Gregg
Upshur
Louisiana
Mississippi
Dallas
Cardinal Pabst De Julleville Dies at 71 in Rouen
Cardinal Pierre Pabst De Julleville, aged 71, died in Rouen after several days of illness. He was Archbishop and Primate of Normandy, created cardinal by Pope Pius XII on February 18, 1946, reducing the College of Cardinals to 61 members.
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Rouen
Pierre Cardinal Pabst de Julleville
Normandy
College of Cardinals
Pius XII
College of Carditinis
Senate probes oil shortages across the nation
Washington December 1 Senate investigators questioned reports of fuel oil shortages affecting the air industry and various regions. Senator Tobey NH announced a subcommittee would study industry pleas and report, hearing testimony from petroleum and gas industry leaders, labor, and government groups about transportation bottlenecks and steel shortages hindering production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tobey
It-Nh
Senate
Hid
BUL
New England
mid-Atlantic
Petroleum and Gout Industes
Walter 8. Hiallanan
National Petroleum Council
William K. Waren
Warren Petroleum Co
Tals
Oila
Aallanan
Boy Raymond Willard Wins Abandoned Money Lottery
In Baltimore a 14 year old, Raymond Willard, found $77.75 in a battered alley. Police kept the money 80 days, then John J. Schussier claimed it as estate administrator. Raymond received support checks and a judge ruled him legal owner of $124 after court costs.
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Ase
Baltimore
Thal
Raymond Willard
Raymond
G Raymond
Roth Cay
John J. Schussier
Earl Johnson
Jacob B. Hornstein
Reparations Talk Dominates London Session
Western diplomats report Russia pressing for about 10 million to 300 in reparations from Germany while seeking economic unification. U S Secretary of State Marshall and British officials push for phased deliveries tied to German obligations and balanced economy before broader allied agreements.
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London
Russia
Germany
V.M. Molotov
Mololoy
United States
Britain
U.S
George
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Sprius
Fiussia
Akemmany
Mother Leads Children To Safety In Fire Loss Home
In Listle Somerset County a mother named Valentine Lepley guided seven children ages 10 months to 10 years from a two story frame house after an overheated stove started the blaze. She woke the family, wrapped the youngest in blankets, and led them to safety as the home valued at $6000 burned.
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Pittsburgh
Valentine Lepley
Listle
Somerset County
France Ends Month of Labor Strife After General Strike
Associated Press reports in Paris that a nationwide strike by France's labor movement ended as the Communist led federation accepted terms to return workers to jobs. About 1.3 million still on strike in key sectors with others returning to work as rail and metal industries resume. Government blames political aims for continued slowdowns. several exploded bombs noted as security concerns persist.
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Prance
Alrikus
Taitky
Hanthy
Umarchy
Russia
Reneral Confederation of Labor
OGT
Sisikers
Strikus Wade
Cowl
Matelng
Wiflviale Aguies
Bilt
Dlay
Ska
Parisahs
Gar Sage
France
COT Swiders
Italian Cabinet Near Completion in Rome
In Rome Premier Ateine de Chexperl stated a moderate leftists filled cabinet would be completed today to bolster the government against the extreme left. The government faces a deadline to respond to Chamber of Labor demands to swap ministers with the unemployed, or a general strike could begin tomorrow.
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Rome
Hue
Ateine de Chexperl
Chiviauian
Chamber of Labor
Erinivd
Provime
Rite
Case Against ITU Delayed by Disagreement
The nationwide labor law case against the AFL International Typographical Union has been postponed over how to accuse the nation of failing to bargain in good faith with newspaper publishers. It will resume December 19 in Washington before NLRB trial examiner Arthur Leff. He adjourned the hearing yesterday after it began. He tossed out the refusal to bargain charge as legal restraint on employees. Two deer bills were also reported today near Fish K-47 and Tamarack swamp.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
AFL International Typographical Union
ITU
Washington
Arthur Leff
National Labor Relations Board
Leff
Anc Hebert N. Denton
NLRB
McTalt-Autley
fWe-man
NREB
Tto
Denham
Denied Attempted Break-In At G J Restaurant
Two young men faced charges after an early yesterday incident at the G and J Restaurant office. Donald Lovig pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid fines. Brunk Dombroski offered a ride. both men were questioned about an attempted break-in and a chase led to a reported license plate, with a hearing set for tomorrow.
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Atiearing
G and J
Cobbal
Donald Lovig
West Smith’ Streat
Brunk Dombrostel
Hatch Street
Dombroski
Domeroski
Long
Habel
Corry Jamestown Corp Directors Elect New Officers
The Corry Jamestown Tig Corp held its annual directors meeting at C. A. Hillstrom’s home. Mrs. Charles Anderson was elected to the board, C. A. Hillstrom named vice president, and Ray Anderson’s mother Mrs. Chavies Anderson noted among attendees. Officers remain Hillstrom president and GM, Kepnei treasurer, Armour Hillstrom secretary and assistant GM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
C. A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown Tig Corp
r C._A. Hillstrom
Raynond
Anderson
Chavies Anderson
North Benior Street
H. H. Kepnei
Aid D. Armour Hillstrom
Manatager
Sdna ‘Bracken
Long Beach
Callf
Plane Crash in Labrador Reports No Survivors
An ATC C-54 transport with 34 or 35 aboard crashed near Gonse Bayr Airfield Labrador in snowy conditions. Officials say the plane likely carried five to six crew members and no confirmed survivors were found. A parachute physician was dispatched to assist potential survivors.
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Gonse Biyr Airfield
Labra
Don
Washington
ATC
Dayton
Ohio
Labrador
Air Force
Europe
Rome
Athens
Ieins
Kovows
Okls
Blue Mountains
Pendleton
Ore
Truman
Pisit
Waly
Frankfurt
Austin
Texas
Corry Man Sought in Auto Theft Case
State Police teletype seeks John Wilcox of Columbus in the theft of a 1947 red Chrysler Town and Country from Jamestown Avenue. Valued at 3600 dollars, the owner is Robert Moore of Garland. vehicle taken while the owner was in the Victory Tunnel. Police believe Wilcox fled toward Baltimore after the theft.
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Pennsylvania
John Wilcox
Columbus
Robert Moore
Garland
Jamestown Af Ta.m
Victory Tunnel
Wileqe
Wilcox
Baltimore
Mit
Corry
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