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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
Feb 03, 1947
Page
1
Fatal PRR Wreck Near Garland Blamed on Defect
In a Sunday evening collision east of Garland the PRR No. 180 passenger train derailed after a defect in the locomotive or track. Engineer B A Corhart, 59, died in the cab, fireman Cle Shields of North Girard was seriously burned and hurt, four other crewmen and one passenger injured. The westbound service was delayed as passengers recovered from shock and rail officials began investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
City
Fiva
B.A. Corhart
Bris
Cle
Shields
North
Girard
Peithaylvania Ralic
Cor
Plitine
Lwentation
Broken Rail Blamed For Railroad Wreck Near Garland
A broken rail blamed for last night eastbound Pennsy railroad wreck near Garland in which the engineer Geuhash was killed and several others injured. Captain P J Bhrelay said the rail was found 460 feet from the point of derailment as a locomotive overturned and seven cars derailed. Coroner Ed Lowsey expected to release the body to the family after wrecking crews cleared debris. Among the injured were Glare Shields thrown from the locomotive and several dining car staff and passengers treated at Warren General Hospital. The investigation continues.
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Pennsy
Garland
Tech
Foxtine
Pennsylvaia
Here
Ingeerert
P. J. Bhrelay v. Brie
Oil City
Pullman
Lefl
Corry
Geuhash
Ed Lowsey
Worrell
Im Grant Dently
Lutz
Warren
Warren County
Gerhart
Glare Shields
Warren General Hospital
Pepe Wurt Butant
James B. Behon
Erle
Her Miafl Rothchild
Edward Walker
W. J. Smith
New York
Freeland
Emporium
Nat
Ghd
Evler Oli
Meadville Fire Devastates Downtown Business District
A major blaze swept Meadville's business area on Water Street damaging the Taylor House Furnitur Store, Crawford Department Store, and nearby buildings. Authorities estimated the loss between 600,000 and 260,000 with firefighters from Meadville Vernon township and Conneaut Dake battling the flames amid strong winds and a brick firewall helping contain the spread. Fireman Hamble A. Stein was overcome by smoke and hospitalized. investigators consider an early explosion from gas in the basement as a possible cause.
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Associated Prete
Meadville
Pulldinjs
Wistrick Jd
Tess
Citis
Hames
Discovery
Marqnette Furnitire
Water Street
Taylor Hose
Watson
China State
Crawford Department Store
Crawford County
Crawford
Meadvillé
Veronon Township
Ugwin
Balks
Caitle
Heritage
Favitare
Ames
Burnie
Four Teens Arrested Sparks Liquor Probe Into Minors
Four teen-age boys aged 18 to 18 were arrested on North Center street for intoxication and disturbance after a party turned violent. They admitted a Columbus man aged 24 supplied them with liquor from the State Liquor Store, prompting police and State Liquor Control Board investigations. The four youths named Harold Lindsey Lewis White Raymond Graves and Fred Prine as the arrestees. The supplier awaits arrest as authorities continue their probe into underage alcohol sales.
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Northside
Columbus
North Center Street
Alderfian Cobbett
State Liquor Control Board
Toh
Harold Lindsey
Lewis White
Raymond Graves
Fred Prine
New Cabinet Formed In Italy Under De Caspars
Rome reports a new cabinet led by Premier Aldide De Caspers forming after two weeks of bargaining. It includes seven Christians, three Communists, three Socialists, and two Independents. The outgoing Christian Democrats held 41 local posts but retain the premiership and key ministries amid ongoing election disputes.
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Rome
Talline
Aldide de Caspers
Christian Democrats
Socialiss
Fie
Whien
Justhatade
Gasparotti
Roads Cleared After Snow Storm Hits Area
Heavy snow fell Saturday night into Sunday, totaling about seven inches. City and state crews cleared streets and sidewalks. police cautioned drivers as icy roads caused numerous minor crashes. Temperatures dipped to 11 below, with more snow and blustery conditions forecast.
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City Streets Department
State Highway Department
Corry
Ftoday
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Mauntelrous
Grreaus
Gruner's Plea to Escape Death Denied by Court
The Jerusalem Supreme Court refused Dov Bela Gruner's request for a stay of execution. Gruner, linked to the Zionist underground group Leumi, faced execution as authorities prepared for evacuation and martial law decisions. British civilians and Palestinian safety measures were being organized as curfews and security zones were anticipated.
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Gruner
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Supreme Court
Dov Bela Gruner
Zrat Leumi
Kidnaned
Jake Taker
Beitishy
Ghul Jnee
Fie
Hasgolun
Tel Aviv
Guimer
Ramat Gan
Evelyn Barker
Jawist Aid
Tomoro
Iil Palestine
Zval Levant
Saralsad
Haifa
Palestine
Haganah
Hagannty
Jrileryeye
Tugun Zval Leumi
Fine
Willy Uhe
Chicago Police Nab Safecrackers
Chicago police arrested a quartet of safecrackers after a long siege at a depository exchange. Two bodies and two prisoners identified as ex convicts were found. three officers injured. Six residents were held for guard duty during the raid.
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Associated Press
Alreavy
Matthew Murphy
Richard A. Doland
Chieng
George D. Bits
Rockford
John ‘Walsh
Danny McGeoghecan
John O'Brien
Arthur Bulls
Chicago
Dolan
Bliss
Weekend city crashes cause heavy damage and injuries
Several crashes occurred over the weekend in the city. A Beattie Avenue area collision damaged multiple vehicles, with an estimated several hundred dollars in damage. A second crash near North Center Street involved a truck and another car, both left heavily damaged. Police reports indicate icy pavement and driver error contributed, with witnesses citing substantial property loss and street hazards.
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Bria
Ayerold Tanhutsen
Clymes
Leste Krause
Burkert
Mavelig Noth
Gee Niles
Nori Center
Romayne Prouters
West Mary Street
Jewel
Tew Co
Wily Co
Webster Wester
al Nottes
Nealth
North Center Street
Anorhoy
Siduschard
Eiward Bekking
Baul Street
Steve Nasko
Grant Valley
Potlee
Fire sweeps Clinton Hospital injuring many and evacuating dozens
A major blaze swept the upper floors of Clinton Hospital, forcing evacuation of two and a half stories. Dozens, including senior patients, were carried from beds or walked out with assistance amid the thick smoke and flames. Damages were estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
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Clenton
Mass
Wemten Clinton Hospital
Okdng Standing Warrant On Check Charge Serv
A long outstanding warrant for Roger McIntyre on a worthless check in North East was served Saturday at his home after officers tracked him down. He was arraigned before Alderman Cobbel and paid restitution, with the charge dropped by North East authorities.
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Alabioh
Roger Murneyr
Con
McTntyre
McIntyre
Cobbel
North East
2000 Americans in peril as China evacuation proceeds
An Assortion Press report from Peiping details disruption along the railroad as 2000 Americans and families brace for departure. Chinese and Communist actions induce tense delays with rail lines and lines of consulates signaling possible withdrawal dates.
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China
KY Assortion Press
Priptng
Traine
Cyrogumist
Peiping Tiemisin Seilroad
Asm
Aonpiaalno
Phils
Tizea
Valle
Leone Swadquanters
Girina
Rent Decontrol Sparks National Real Estate Board Demand
The National Association of Real Estate Boards says political reasons moved President Truman to block a 10 percent rent rise last week and urges immediate removal of rent ceilings on new construction while ending all controls on existing units. Executive VP Herbert A. Nelson warns decontrol without action will leave the market short of housing to meet demand.
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Associated Press Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Pattl Eal
TH Tan
Khe Anne
H S
Senate Banking Committee
Sear Ings
Herbart A. Nelsu
Association
Fia
Ex Sailor Held in Fatal Killing Near Corapolis
War veteran Joseph Corbin, 22, is in serious condition after a stabbing and the body of Ruth E. Sultan, 34, a war widow and mother of two, was found at Sewickley Valley Hospital area. Corbin reportedly argued with Sultan after a visit to her grandmother's home. the case ties to a prior wartime loss in the family. Treasury report notes Feb 3 receipts of 219,970,205.01 and balances around 4,495,010.17532 with other daily changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coraopolis
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Ruth E. Sultan
Tech
Awati
Joseph Corbin
George F. Calvin
Corbin
Treasury
Washington
Advocates New Proposal To End Rent Control
Senators unveils plan to curb rent ceilings with staggered rises and end federal controls after 16 months. Flanders argues it would ease burdens on low income families, encourage building and remodeling, and let states assume control. National Real Estate Boards call for scrapping controls on new dwellings and an across the board raise on existing units. Ted Williams signs 1947 contract with Boston Red Sox for 60 to 70 thousand dollars as manager declines to disclose figures.
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Washington
jPlanders
R-Vt
Senate
Tt Als
Flanders
Landers
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
Ted Williams
Boston
Boston Red Bar
Eddie Collins
American League Baseball Champions
Williams
Most Severe Cold Wave Heads Toward This Section
A severe cold outbreak from Canada is expected to reach the Texas Panhandle and Ohio River valley by tomorrow. Temperatures plunge across the plains with a gusty northwest wind. In Dickinson North Dakota the mercury fell from 4 above to 15 below, while Miles City Montana dropped 26 degrees in six hours. Chicago could see below zero by Wednesday morning as the cold wave lingers for about three days. The Weather Bureau notes the system may set a historic low and cross Yukon into relief this week.
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Canada
Texas Panhandle
Ohio River Valley
Chicago Weather Bureau
Dicknson
N. D
Mercury
Miles City
Mort
Vans Ave
Bismarck
N.D
Gren Lakes Mes Byhia
Chiscago Lanight
Yukon Territory
Truman urges Congress for speedy extension of war powers act
President Truman asked Congress for a one year extension beyond March of the second war powers act. He sought authority to ration sugar allocate scarce funds and materials and to restrict other items in national emergency. He included automobiles and other controls and warned on delays in decision by Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Capitol Il Ni Tyuman
U.S
Nir Thuman
Maritime Commissions
Sec
Six Cars Derail in PAR Freight Wreck Near Hydetown
Six cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad extra freight derailed on the Buffalo-Pittsburgh division near Hydetown while the southbound No. 911 and the northbound No. 914 were detoured. A brake beam reportedly dropped in the switch, causing the incident. One crew member injured. Wrecking crews cleared and traffic resumed past the scene as repairs began.
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Hydetown
Buffalo-Pittsbirety
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wsidlig
Hydrotown
Callroad
Abe
Anc
Irvine Ned
Beatle
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