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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 12, 1945
Page
1
CIO Begins Plans For Steel Strike
Pittsburgh December 12. A CIO United Steelworkers spokesman said detailed plans are being drawn for a January 14 strike involving 700000 steel aluminum and iron ore workers. Murray president of the CIO and USW says a strike will not violate contracts and government intervention could avert action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
CIO - United Steelworkers] of America
USW
Jacoy
Unlion
Ius
Anim
Philip Mar~ray
CLO
United Steelworkers
American Tren
Steel
CTO
Ly Ue
NLRB
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Tur
Is V
Tron
Stee
Four Die In Carlisle Dwelling Fire Tragedy
Four people perished in a Carlisle area fire that swept a Gregson street dwelling yesterday. Mrs Martha Lay Stum aged 25 and her invalid stepfather William Kell died later in hospital from injuries. Fire crews rescued some horses as two Stum children remained unaccounted for amid the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocites Ress
Carlisle
Gregson
Martha Lay Stum
William S. Kell
Stum
Building Supplies Priority By Administration
Washington December 1 President Truman today urged priority for residential construction and related materials. He praised efforts by government agencies to mobilize scarce building supplies, including cement and timber, to speed home building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avisih
Expyetitar Shucter
Foeunverston
Dali
Privé Ailatinbstpadton
Patton In Grave Condition Reports Show No Major Improvement
An Associated Press bulletin from Neidelnberg reports General George S Patton remains gravely ill after a serious automobile accident. Despite conscious periods and nourishment, doctors say paralysis shows no improvement while his mental state remains rational when awake. Nurses describe sleeping as confused but Patton is responsive at times though the campaign to depart specialists continues. Mrs Patton visited briefly, smiling, as newsmen noted the room resembled a major transit hub in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Neidelberg
Gerry
George S Pallas
Jshase Peck
U.S
Gryla
Minn
Hye
Tessing
Patton
Om Patton
Heskitel Coor
Cay Mwiese
Margery Rundell
Astland
Wis
Grand Central Station
Victory Loan totals discussed by Ralph S Depry
Ralph S Depry, chairman of the Victory Loan drive, urged broad support and thanked businesses and individuals for purchases that boosted subscriptions. He predicted final tallies would show substantial over subscriptions and noted public displays highlighting progress as the drive continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S Depry
Vistory
Busines Sivms
Victary Fondk
Liertxy
Warrumn Syeevtl
Deswes
Rohan
Lila
aLchises
Hipelly
Pennesylvania Freehle Company
North Center Street
Uae
Seven Corry youths drawn for draft exam group
Seven Corry youths are among 17Pulled for draft examination at Pittsburgh on December 17. The list shows names with union city and other towns, detailing local and district candidates including Hamilton Ray Hepler Richard Edward Miller Joseph Michael Vansin Rocard Leslie Bogert William Junior Scott Lewis Alfred Barton and William Joseph Hopkins among Corry entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbirgh
Union City
Corey
Hamilton Ray Hepler
Fraklin Street
Richard Edward Miller
Wright Street
Joseph Michael Vanisin
East
Main Street
Rocard Leslie Bogert
West
Church Street
William Junnior Scott
Wayne Sitet
Lewis Alfred Barton
William Joseph ‘Hoplins
Vine Street
Corty-Union City
Slimes Leroy Ahenger
Waterford
LaVerne Rexford Johnson
John Joseph Melnik
Chard Dale Gilbert
Edin Boy
Elmer Dito Blystons
Union Gly
Raymond Arthur Milley
Buffalo
Marvin Francis Nelson
John David Miller
Minneaplis
Minn
Edward Stanley Sklinski
Edinboro
Pri Emerson Proper
Beaten Germany Seen Returning to Self Sufficiency
The State Department outlined a two year plan for Beaten Germany to regain economic footing and pay its way, with Allied funds possibly in the hundreds of millions to allow imports. The policy assumes Germany retains its current borders including the Ruhr and Rhineland, amid Allied occupation guidance after Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoamiea Fresn
Washington
Germany
Reich
State Department
United States
U. S
War Department
Russia
Britain
France
Ruhr
Rhineland
Prairie
Byrnes Heads to Moscow for Six Key Cold War Talks
Secretary of State Byrnes leaves Washington for Moscow to meet Molotov Bevin and Beevin with aims to push six stalled issues in Anglo American cooperation. The plan includes energy policy defense coordination and groundwork for a European peace conference as the Big Three prepare for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Russia
John M
Washington
Lee Moscow
Glona
Diein
Natiowt Airpork
Roweson
Malotey
Bregn Povergy Seevericy
Bevin
Byres
Wpam
Ihe
Slave Labor System Told at War Crimes Trials
At Nuremberg the prosecution detailed a vast Nazi slave network using more than 4 million people from 1939 to 1945 to fuel German war plants. Key figures Frits Sauckel Alfred Rosenberg and Albert Speer were named as leaders and planners in a sweeping account of forced labor, with records claiming up to 6.7 million people affected across occupied territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Mernberg
Germany
Anil
Americas
Rial
Adel Hiller
U.S. Prypsevntinr
Thomas J. David
Reichler
Jemmary
Dod
Rhciefly
Frits Sauckel
Alfred Rosenberg
Nitiokil Waxi
Ukraine
Albert Speer
Rosenberg
Four Children Die in Home Blaze Near Johnstown
In Exveri Fold village ten miles north of Johnstown Pennsylvania four children died in a house fire last night. Jack Crowell nine and his three sisters Norees seven Mary Ruth two and Catherine Louise four months perished. Floyd eleven escaped with burn injuries and is in serious condition. The parents were away Jefferson Crowell at his machine shop and Mrs Renes ine Crowell at a mart ers club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emooullett Tess
Johnstown
Hames
Exveri~ Fold
Here
Jack Crowell
Norees
Mary Ruth
Catherine Louise
Floyd
Johnstown Hospital
Jefferson Crowell
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co
Renesine Crowell
Marters Club
Navy Used The Bat Missile Against Japanese Targets
The Navy disclosed that it used a deadly self guided missile called the bat against Japanese ships and land targets late in the Pacific war. The bat was launched from another aircraft and steered to the target by radar guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Washington
Harold Jaquith Exonerated by Grand Jury Verdict
Harold Jaquith, of Columbus, was cleared of charges after a grand jury determined no criminal probabilities warranted indictment. The proceeding followed a preliminary hearing and testimony detailing the incident at a street intersection, with restitution discussions referenced and no capable reason found to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jaquith
Harold D. Tiguan
Columins
Lilly
Camilioy
Angie Luke
Jagaulth
Walls Flats
Watts
Columbus
Jaquitle
Convict 40 At Dachau Convict 40 At Dachau
All 40 defendants in the Dachau atrocity trial were found guilty of participation in the cru el regimes at the notorious camp. Brig. Gen. John M. Lewis presided as the eight officer court deliberated 90 minutes. Sentencing to follow with possible death penalties. some defense pleas for mercy were heard from SS guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dachau
Germany
U. S
Sinnich
Nogales
John M. Lewis
Pbicy
U. S. Army
Filer
U.S
Cout
Gas blast burns man at refinery station
Gerald Damon, 87, suffered burns in a gas blast at a refinery station. He was rushed to Cony Hospital for emergency care after the fire caused by likely wiring and machinery. The department extinguished the flames within minutes. his condition was reported as favorable at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Damon
Din
Vey Lake
Gree Wee Opr
Hittar
SANE
Sheerly
Dave
Ib Ter
Andy Cathie
Amooline
Cony
Ir. G
Bennet
Fane
Doms
Ford union talks and wage demands move to pattern setting
The article notes Ford Motor Co negotiations with the United Auto Workers since November 21 amid a general strike. It reports WAW CIO demand for a 30 percent wage rise, Ford security against wildcat walkouts, and potential company plans such as a pension, profit sharing, and incentives. Union officials expect a settlement near a 90 per year pay rise, with stern penalties for wildcat strikers under a proposed security scheme. Also covered is Lien OBrien's murder sentence in Bellefonte, with a judge delaying judgment after a jury recommended mercy following expert opinions on his mental state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forel
CIG United Automobile Workers
Ford
Wawcio
Tunton
Richard T. Leonard
National Uaw Fort
Leonard
Wildcatters
Military Court Martial and World News Bulletins
Assorted press reports from Washington note a court martial set for Captain Chartes I McVary. Officials report naval officers and Marines in action in Asia, with Chinese resistance and allied operations cited. Congressional leaders abandon hope for a pre Christmas strike on the Lin regime amid ongoing military movements and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Ike Masamoto
Rabies Alarm Spurs City Health Alert and Pet Infections
A rabies outbreak in the city triggers fear as several dogs bite victims including a child. The stray dog, described as long haired white and tan shepherd type, attacked near Shady Avenue and East South, with multiple household pets bitten. A puppy, linked to a known rabies case, died after rabies symptoms progressed. City residents urged to report any symptoms in dogs and caution around pets. Separately, a Treasury report shows December receipts of 92.7 million and total debt of 277.98 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Reveridus
Lee
Butilo
Peru
Phiulelelphia
Enat
Harley Hal
Whielp
State Laboratories
B. Bennett
Hall
Cireles
Bennet
East End
Marshall testified he foresaw Pacific war in August 1941
General George C. Marshall told a Senate House committee that as early as August 1941 he believed a Pacific war was inevitable and that the United States was not ready. He said he expected a conflict would come and noted efforts to bolster troops and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
George C. Marshall
United States
Marshall
Joe Lenn
Senate House
Navy
Tokyo
Peart Aurhar
Coe Mant
Ollwr
Alwin D. Kramer
Knox
Keefe
Philippine
Freight Wreck Blocks Penny Freight Train Near Wetmore
Seven freight cars derailed on the Pennsylvania line near Wetmore in wet conditions. Tracks and yards were disrupted as wrecking crews from Warren and Renovi r worked the scene. several crewmen were reportedly injured. No. 970 eastbound and No. 581 intermingled with delays, while extra crews were dispatched from Grip to assist at Warren.
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Welmore
Iene
Warren
Renovir
Osby
Olean
Tac
Grip Aa
Warren Jaisabee 4
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