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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1950
Page
6
Superior Court Judge Allison Wade in Warren County denied Giffrendon VFW Home a license, clarifying that clubs fall outside the quota. The ruling shifts how liquor licenses are issued and ends a Warren County practice of counting clubs within the quota.
Philadelphia February 14 Richmour Dilworth city treasurer announced his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination at a $25 plate dinner attended by 2,600 party leaders from 10 eastern Pennsylvania counties. The event celebrated Lincoln’s birthday and the municipal election victory. the spokesman said the proceeds would net about 50,000 for the party. U S Senator Francis Meyers and Judge Guy Bard were present. Dilworth attacked the Republican machine and pledged reform. A treasury report listed receipts, expenditures, and debt figures for February 10.
House members study ways to tighten the GI Vocational Training Act while preserving veterans education rights. Rep Wheeler and Rep Rey Tague warn against overreach that could limit veterans' access to courses and guaranteed opportunities. plan to propose stricter restrictions as a substitute for the Senate Taft bill.
Senator Martin accuses President Truman of a dangerous and immoral spending program as he speaks to the Aklan County Lincoln Republican Club in Pontiac. He predicts future wages will fall in value and warns of national bankruptcy while noting rising costs in the GI Bill education program.
Miners again refuse to return to the pits despite a federal Taft-Hartley order and a court directive. Ward reports to work remains blocked as talks begin Wednesday to avert further court action, with officials predicting possible gains by next week if negotiations progress and Lewis can report momentum.
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