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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 11, 1947
Page
1
Molotov Reply Hinge Big Four Talks Reparations Clash
London dispatch says a firm U S demand that Russia halt removal of reparations from eastern Germany faces Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. His reply at today's Big Four meeting could decide whether the conference succeeds. Marshall demanded an immediate yes or no on Germanys economic policy and German assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
London
United States
Russia
Germany
Vic Molotov
Molotov
Hpreemant
Alihurbail
Malothy
Uhak
U.S
Nd Britiwin
Xolel
U. S
Britain
George Marshall
Marshall
Council
Local man cleared by city in disorderly conduct case
June umprowski of 190 Hately Street was cleared this morning by city authorities in a case linked to Donald Lungester day. The hearing before Police Magistrate M6. Cobbet t clarified that Dombrowski offered a ride to Long near Kllickson's rooms as William Jackson gave chase. Jackson stated he had been pursuing Long after an incident at the Gand & restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Umprowski
Hately Street
Donald Lungester
Cobbett
Tat Dombrowski
West South Street
William Jackson
Jackson
Kllickson
Gand & Staurant
Lone
Pot
Mumps Outbreak Hits City Schools
An outbreak of mumps disrupts PMUIS HL schools with high absence rates. At the Junior elementary level almost half the pupils were absent and 49 were listed as absent. Senior High School saw 46 students fail to attend. Superintendent Swarle urged caution as many pupils stayed home due to illness and fears of spread. Authorities reported attendance disruptions across the school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMUIS
Aukabur
Jubgeant Studits
Aday
Uwe Grnteyt
A. Tata
Alsu Uulisinlly
Mdine
Swarle
Savera
Uve
Wbxr Beers Reporbad
Goneord
Pelor
Heer
Christmas Gift Sums for C J Employees Today
The city industrial jail distributes Christmas gifts to salaried and hourly workers. Payouts vary by tenure from five years to less than a month, with longer service earning larger sums. The program, in place since 1920, marks its largest total yet amid wage scale constraints and current staff levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirkeen
Corey-samestown
Mig. Co
David A. HivTeivon
Nanan
Stores to Open Evenings Here for Holiday Season
Local stores announce extended evening hours through December 24 with daily closings at 5 30 on Christmas Eve. Grocery shops keep regular hours until December 22 and 28, hoping to boost holiday sales as stock runs low on popular toys and clothing. Lighting brightens retail district for yuletide shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conny
Chessinms
Evertitie
Boll Dwell
Wattsburg Man Held on Bad Check Count
A Wattsburg man was arrested on a bad check charge after allegedly passing a worthless check for 448 dollars to Bell's Auto Body Shop. The check was returned by the bank with the note no sufficient funds. Authorities indicated further court action was expected with potential costs to be addressed in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Fanon v. Agams
Warspurg
Adams
Bell
Shis cli
Bane Mirk
Rome Strike Grips City as Talks Continue
A paralyzing general strike left Rome largely shut down with police and troops patrolling the streets. Government and labor ministry negotiators made some progress while talkes continued, but most services except vital public utilities remained halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Enve- Jones
Rifus Ang
Government
Dater Representaives
Labor Ministry
Brwdsport
Chamber of Labor
Govern
Ministry of Labor
Hitber
Bheb
Alcide de Gasperi
job‘Tess
Emmavalle
Italian
Search Continues for Missing Boy Richard in Harmony
In Harmony Pennsylvania on December 11 the hunt for 7 year old Richard Lila who vanished Monday persisted with over 60 state police firemen and volunteers dragging the shallow Conneaut Creek and patrolling the banks. A local boy David Shafer later reported seeing the child along the stream, but the search shifted to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Richard
Butch
Lila
Hhallow
David Shafer
Zelienople
ElWood City
Christmas Seal drive raises near 1000 gifts in area
Eve Kepler heads local effort as about 8 200 letters reach Corry Wayne and Concord townships. The campaign aims to surpass last year's $4164 with hopes of reaching or exceeding the new target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wayne
Concord
Eve Kepler
Campden
Mupadku
Six Die in Wilkes Barre Mine Blast
Six miners are reported dead after an explosion at the Braniklin celltery of Lehigh Valley Cant Company in Wilkes-Barre. Three miners are hospitalized in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Officials have not released the names of the dead or injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Wilkes-Barre
Braniklin Celltery
Lehigh Vlley Cant Company
Unl
Six Survivors Found After Plane Crash in Icy Wilderness
Associated Press reports six survivors among twenty air crew and soldiers after a huge transport plane crashed eight miles north of Goose Bay. Rescue efforts faced driving snow and stormy conditions delaying word on the dead and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Westover Field
Mass
Dec
Air ’Transportion
Saibender
Tesday
Gonse Bay
Goose Bay
China resells surplus goods in huge Pacific scrap deal
The Chinese government is reselling about 2,000,000 tons of Pacific Island scrap from wartime U S debt settlements. Bethlehem Steel will buy roughly 1,000,000 tons for 30 million dollars, via General Commodities Corp, with Pacific Far East Lines handling transport over 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangbat
America
China
U.S
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Ralph Ring
United States Uines
Pacific Far East Lines
Fim
Pacific Islands
General Commodities Corp
Bethlehem
Ring
Istory
Piri East
Chitin
Gnina
British Troops Block Gates of Ancient Walled Jerusalem
In Jerusalem on December 11 fierce fighting as British troops seal the gates of the ancient walled city and Arabs occupy a synagogue before being driven out. Exodus continues amid clashes that leave dozens dead or wounded and fuel international fear of broader violence in the Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Piah
Joenateia
Ole Gale
Dews
Avis
Marmolines
Tay
Te Rheinleewish
Killimin
Avis Preyality
Blondy Hadikval
Tel Aviv
Amendment To Aid Bill Passed
Washington December 11 The House approved an amendment to the 590 million emergency foreign aid bill. Rep Jack Anderson offered the change aimed to sell surplus foods abroad at prices expected to save about 980000000 under present quotas. President Truman said a long range plan for European recovery would be ready for submission soon but not this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holst Today
United States
Voice Vate
Jack @ Anderson
Califf
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Cosgress
US Troops to Return Home for Christmas
The Associated Press reports American forces in the Mediterranean will sail home for Christmas. Maj. Gen. Jaynes said final detachments depart from Leghorn aboard the transport Adair Sims, with details and timing stated. British and Soviet talks on a trade pact are said to have reached agreement on all minor points in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Associatya Acres
Rome
United States
Chelstmas
F. ©. Jaynes
Mditerranean
Leghorn
Malian
London
Nec
Leude Pet
Tindey Gianyiaston Ini Moanow
French Officer Sides with Russia in Split Crisis
A French veteran minister and aides accuse the government of plot to expel a Soviet mission amid month-long Communist strikes in France. Moscow retaliates by expelling the French mission, while Paris rejects the note and protests treatment of Soviet citizens in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press Arie
MarGuir
Chiee
Neos Cw
Foware Bissiag
Sluudliyy
Soviet Union
Guo
Pran
Milferund
Tashigi
Moscow
Jaule
Julschott
Veterans Ministry
Masule
Ahmed
Wal & Yeu
Commmunist
Laurent Casaiow
War Ministry
Sayling Hsle
Viepeperve
Myakesman
Veterans militWiey- Sail Margiite
YemAu
Pranic
Foreign Ministry
Cherge D'Affaires
Pupshonech
Yesterda
France
Miraule
Corry Veteran Drops Loyalty Oath Fight After Resignation
Walter Davis of Corry ends his dispute over a federal loyalty questionnaire. Davis, a World War II veteran, previously refused view of the document, later resigning from the Veterans Administration amid claims that disloyal groups sought to undermine the government. He stated loyalty should not be questioned for those who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 2. Davis
Washington, D. C
Mass
Vottrans
Corry Vetetan
Europe
Archie Bishop
Veterans of Foreign Wars Headquarters
Davis
Wales
District Woman Killed By Bus In Warren County
Nora Vii Guilder of Grand Wiley died when she stepped from a parked car into the path of a 280 passenger school bus driven by Ken Nuth Weldon of Grand Valley near Goodwill. The accident occurred about 7 30 today. Coroner ruled accidental death. Treasury report lists December receipts and total debt with changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Vii Guilder
Grand Wiley
Goodwitt Hi
Wali Guilder
Grave Lindale
Kennuth Weldon
Grand Valley
Weldon
Titusville
Warren Harracks
Warren County
Two Trainmen Die in Texas Head-On Train Wreck
Two Missouri Pacific passenger trains collided head on near Berea Texas killing two trainmen and injuring nine others. The dead are Jack B Colgan of Waco and George W Stalnshorpe of San Antonio. Fire and wreckage spread as trains telescoped and cars burned. passengers were unharmed beyond shock. Freight and passenger cars erupted in flames after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
NEW
Waco
Tex
Dow
George W. Stalnshorpe
San Antonio
Tee
Mikey Fostillo
The
Cailpond
Vortiona
Coliston
Sid Plese
San Axitemo
Pastilld
Floyd Tenkins
Statewide sales tax under consideration in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a state wide sales tax is under study by the new tax study committee formed by the 1847 legislature. Secretary of commerce Orus J. Matthews chairs the panel evaluating a possible replacement for the current millage taxes as part of reorganizing revenue for state government operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Orus J. Matthews
Commmittes
Matthews
Ceemnainindi Bg
Kvenves
Unclear derailment report disrupts Philadelphia freight
A fragmented 1949 Philadelphia notice describes a derailment near Chestnut Hill affecting commuter services. The document notes delays and the need for a formal report to the legislature while highlighting the impact on city freight flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Foin- Perneptyunlo el Road
Dhe Pot
Jay
Philadelphy
Chestnut Hil
Pennsylvania
Matthew
Quick approval appears likely in both houses
Washington dispatch reports a Republican substitute for President Truman’s wage price and rationing controls edging toward broad congressional approval. GOP leaders claim the voluntary plan will curb inflation though critics say it will fail, with pledges to accept political responsibility if it backfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Lauder
Truman Says GOP Plan Falls Short on Wages and Prices
President Truman rejected Republican wage and price bills as inadequate, urging Congress to adopt his 10 point program. He said he will submit a special register for wage and price controls and propose ten points from his message to the special session, while vowing full enforcement of antitrust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
Trumn
Congress
GOP anti trust bill aims at voluntary industry cooperation
The House considers a Republican plan restricting anti trust charges by permitting voluntary associations among business, industry and agriculture to share transportation facilities marketing livestock and poultry and regulate speculation with immunity when approved by the president. Exports price moves and rail facility allocations would be authorized for a year, gold reserves would be bolstered, and a sunset on the measure is set for March 1 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Chalzmar Wolcott
R-Mieli
Boxoas
Pedoral
Wolcot
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Wolcott
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