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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 15, 1947
Page
1
Molotov Stand On Reparations Tests London Talks
U S and British officials warned that unless Molotov softens his German reparations demand the London conference may adjourn soon. Marshall leads the American push for four key conditions including full reports and a halt to new payments with Molotov signaling positions on the Soviet zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosy
London
V. M. Molotoy
Council of Foreign Ministers
Marshall
Indiralions
Mupstall
Aunsell
Piiday
Sessing Mololoy
Russia
Germany
Minshall
Heidte
Willpayee
Corryite Hart in Erie Mishap Injuries Reported
Mrs. Ack Taylor of Corry and her sister Shirley Hastman of North Hastings were injured in a two car collision Saturday night in Erie. Taylor suffered a fractured forearm and arm. Hastman received facial and arm injuries. They were passengers in a car driven by Fraticia Long of Erie. Police say Long attempted to hasten and skidded on ice, colliding with a vehicle driven by Konrad W Enrich of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ack ‘Taylor
Corry
Shirley Hastman
North
Taylor
North Bas
Fraticia Long
Able City
Elle
Long
Konrad W Enrich
Irie
Substantial Party Debates and Strike Actions Reported
Washington reports indecisive debates on subsidy measures as Republicans push for party unity while Democrats claim the plan is opposed. Rome notes unity talks among new allies to broaden support for a reform government. In Washington a Christmas strike by Western Union workers looms, with union leaders pledging action and preliminary checks hinting at nationwide scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lali Lite
Davor
Yatkoul
Hunters Fined In Ohio Area Check Point Welfare
Pennsylvania Crane Commission officials announced a road check on Route 6 near Meadville where about 6,000 hunters were stopped and roughly 1,000 deer shot. Fines ranged from $25 to $250 for violations including illegal deer, no licenses, and sportsman violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Patung
Ohio
Sliffest Aine
Meadville
Nimrods
Warren
McBean
Chinese Pirates Loot Bartcl Ship
Hong Kong reports that Chinese pirates boarded the Dutch passenger Yon Heuty about 180 miles from the coast, looting cash and jewelry worth hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong dollars. About 25 raiders, some in disguise, held the vessel for roughly one hour before fleeing in commandeered boats. The crew and passengers were questioned as authorities investigate the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Flinter
Saduy Tiie
Hinstage
A. HL. Bistim
Fongong
Swatow
Hong Kout
Elston
Bias Bay
Chieng Point
Truman Aid Proposals Under Consideration Amid Middle East Turmoil
Jewish leaders press Palestine government to evacuate Trans Jordan Arab Legion units as clashes intensify around Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. A grenade attack near Mustapha police barracks wounds soldiers. British evacuation delays prompt Hagana to demand action. Delays in food and supply convoys deepen shortages as 15 days of strife continue to disrupt Holy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Arab Legion
Wahleh
Tel Aviv
Arab Legion Forets
Brilons
Maly Land
Arab Legions
Mustapha
Hagans
Ye Lewish
AeWish Agency
Sid Begionnaires
Holy Land
Hagana
Jewish Defense Torre
Truman to push long range aid plan for Europe
President Truman told congressional leaders he will send a message this week outlining a four year European recovery aid program and urged quick action on emergency relief totaling about 597 million dollars for France Italy Austria and China. Senate leaders indicated plans to speed final action on the emergency bill and then tackle appropriation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Prirday
Vandenberg
Trymen
White House
France
Tiroly
Austria
China
Chaiman Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations
Hniittee
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Solem
Jesus Wal
Marshall Fin Jy i
Acvision
Com
State solons seek tax slash in heated inflation debate
Pittsburgh delegates Rep Franklin H. Lichtenwalter and Sen Edward Martin urged tax cuts to curb inflation at a Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association regional meeting. They warned the cost of living could dominate the 1948 campaign and questioned government tax burden versus consumer spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dec
Pennsylvania
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter
Bth
Edward Martin
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Lichtenwalter
Murphy Employees Receive Christmas Bonus Distribution
Murphy Co. announces a holiday bonus totaling 250000 dollars for about 6000 employees across 12 eastern states and the District of Columbia. Individual bonuses range from 5 dollars after six months of service to 80 dollars for 15 or more years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Murphy Co
Christman
Robert Bumbaugh
Paul L. Semple
District of Columbia
Soviet Ruble Revaluation Shrinks Value Across Goods
Moscow reports a currency reform cutting the ruble to one tenth of its prewar value. The decree ends rationing for food and industry, cuts prices on bread and cereals, and overhauls deposits and loans while maintaining treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
United States
Harold Stassen
Rusia
Tenlaln
Ussr
Washington
Robert Lavett
Heavy antlerless deer harvest listed with weights and towns
A fragment lists multiple hunters and their deer weights from a Saturday event. Names include Frank Chirleneto 190 pounds and Walter Kuss 120 pounds near Warren, with other weights attached to locations such as Hemlock and Brookston. Additional entries mention Mrs. William H. Mitchell 100 pounds and Vic tor Daugherty 156 pounds among many others, continuing on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chirleneto
Walter Kuss
Button ‘Buck
Warren
William H. Mitchell
Kinmaa
Ronnie Proctor
Tbs
Edward Kovach
Richard West
Ralph Fogle
Pittstetd
William Prine
Ralph Vanderhoff
Four Tanker Collision Kills Crew Near Carnero Bay
Dispatches quote Willemstad reports two tankers the Los Poros and the Tyeapl collided in Carnero Bay at about 4 am. The Los Poros is a 5 810 gross ton Argentine vessel. The Venezuelan tanker was lowered from the scene as repairs and salvage work proceeded. Crew counts varied with estimates of 40 or more, but relieve efforts continued and no immediate danger was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jean
Mart Sever
Qoilkson
Chincao
Willemstad
Oniernado
Los Poros
Tyeapln
Carnero Bay
Las Ponos
Argentna Navigation Company
Coast Guard
Durie Tuikers
Merritt-Chapmin
Moran
Point
Dative
Fey West
Fun
Iit Merleyas
Lewis Meet With District 50 Leaders Today
John L Lewis drives a reported break with AFL amid district 50 unions and UMW affiliates. Discussion centered on Taft Hartley Act limits and labor recognition as Lewis cites 290 000 members while others peg 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEWIS
Associated Press
Washington
Leverg
John L. Lewis
Tata
Iy Lewis
Edis
AFL
United Mine Workers
DMWA
Newis
UMW
National Labor Relations
HUA
Recngnilion
Lewik
Avivk
GTO
Te Afl
C10
Aise
John Z 1Mers
Secssary Schwellenbooh
Mets
APY
Wilam Green
Treasury Report Washington December 11 Receipts and Expenditures
The Treasury report shows receipts of 151,910,007.84 and expenditures of 69,393,568.18 with a balance around 2,008,488,077.28. The data reflects the position of the U.S. Treasury as of December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
TL. S. ‘Treasury
Balarion
Two Hunters Killed in Area Saturday
Multiple hunter fatalities reported in central Pennsylvania after a Saturday incident near Muriengills Forest County Coroner Rhoades and McDonald investigate. Casualties include Hyde 86 and Ibd Orvis with earlier accounts listing Daniles, Judy and Wales among the deceased in Ardent and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyde
Truemville
Ibd
Orvis
Bugore Kant
Wit
DT Beg
Manvenville-Madewville
AEH
Paresh Daly
Woodlands
Tiousta
Alishitan
Adentifed
Muriengills
Lineefi
Rhoades
Tlonesia
McDonald
Marlenville
Keystone
John
Daniels
Lykens R
Cidersport
Duck J
Judy
Rutherford Hotehs
Dauphin County
Desetion
Apertsbure
Robert
Wales
Fallon
York County
Sonny
Newel Ab Hinds
Ryhe Morthens Park
Fines Paid for Disorder Follow Four Defendants
Four defendants in a disorder case paid a total of 250 in fines plus costs. Lawrence Purpura Pat Gruen Frank Aymong and Harold Akam faced hearings with Arthur Push operator of the establishment pressing restitution for about 122 in damages. The group was ordered not to garrison the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Aymont
Akam
Fitch
Last U, 5, Forces Evacuate Italy
Allied forces complete evacuation of Italy ending the Salerno operation begun on September 5 1943. Transport ships sail from New York with the last units departing Venice signaling the final exit of occupation troops and the end of Allied occupation in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Aresa Geghorn
Baday Nicolord
Slay
Salerno Sien
Irinspork
New York
Boustiey's Fnnernal Political Strustiun, Det Ory Tullis Ory
Aver Repsytua
Hon Minit
Fust
Venice
Corry Teacher Improves After Gunshot Wound
Miss Nelle Titus, Sony Senior High School teacher, is recovering from a Saturday gunfire wound to the left shoulder suffered while entering her Barnes home. Doctors see no chance of identifying the shooter. she is expected to return to teaching after the holidays at Corry High School with a temporary replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Titus
Sony
Barnes
Ix Fe
Warren General Hospital
Tome
Hunter
Ahab Mos Tlue
Walbur Rickers
Corry P C Job Opening for Janitor Position
Civil Service announces examination for Corry East Office janitor position at 85 cents per hour. Veterans may receive preference. six months manual labor cleaning experience required. no written test. Applications due by January 5, with details at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman
Duy
Corry East
Civil Service Commission
United’ States
Joes
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Doe
Lebanon
Treas Warringon
Maly
Salvation Altar
Uead
Edward J. Higging
Salvation Arms
Fair Oaks Sanitizium
West Indies
Des Maica
Greenville
Butler
Morelli
Chicago
James Morelli
Richard B. Austin
Eiting
Cook County Grand Jury
Lowell Bere
Tress
Warren Hospital
Hunter’s
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