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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 17, 1947
Page
1
United States seeks trusteeship over former Japanese islands
The United States proposed placing most former German islands north of the equator under U N trusteeship and maintaining American administration in the Pacific. The plan, submitted to Trygve Lie and the Security Council, faces likely opposition from Russia Britain Australia and possibly others. The proposal could delay approval until after a Japanese peace treaty is signed. The islands stretch about 1200 miles north of the equator and 2600 miles east to west, totaling 830 square miles with roughly 85 000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalls
Marianas
Corolines
Russia
Great Britain
Australia
Moscow
Tencon
Camber
U. S. State Department
Japan
United Nations
U. S
United States
Equator
Equillorbout
West Daye
Guam
Spain
League of Nations
Erie car thief wins appeal in federal case
A man named Rol Alton Helwig received a new trial in federal court after appealing his conviction for transporting a stolen car in interstate commerce. The Third Circuit ruled his counsel was not adequately prepared due to late appointment, ordering a new trial. Helwig was previously sentenced to two years in prison and was held in custody in Atlanta.
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Associated Preas Pittsbugh
Ap Pels
Seb Naide
Rol Alton Helwig Oh
Inter Bite Commerce Sal
Herwig
Erle
Helwig
Joounsel
Coursal
Atuunta
Ice
Weve Gex- Wulon
Ajax Engines Set Another Record In Deep Drilling
OKLAHOMA CITY Feb 17 Associated Press reports the Superior Oil Company No 51 11 well in Caddo county has reached 16035 feet, the world’s deepest drilled well, beating the previous mark. Ajax engines on the rig powered draw equipment the under floor drive and the rotary table. A remarkable fishing job recovered tools from below the 16000 foot level.
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Ajax
Ajax Trott Works
Superior Ol Company
California
Oklahoms
Ajax Fem
Gentmetor
Garey
Associated’ Press
Oklahoma City
Superior Oil Company
Caddo County
Pactie Western Oil Company
Kern County
Protest strikes as 800 Jews face deportation to Cyprus
In Haifa a protest strike by hundreds of Jews against the deportation of about 800 uncertified immigrants from Haifa to Cyprus disrupted traffic. British forces transferred the refugees from the Sant Miguel to the Ocean Vigor and Empire Skywood amid reports of wounded, while lawyers planned a writ of habeas corpus to stop detention in Cyprus camps.
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Press
Abbusalem
Haifa
Cyprus
Palestine
Sant Miguel
Athill
Suaing & Woman
Duane Fogle to Lead Salvation Army Drive
Duane Fogle of Davison Pogle Lumber Co will head the Salvation Army annual maintenance campaign in the city next May. A World War II veteran with 26 months service, Fogle recently joined the local lumber firm and is active with the Rotary Club. The drive aims to surpass last year's total, which fell just short of the anticipated amount.
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Duane Fogle
Salvation Army
Davison- Pogle Lumber Co
Aduane Worth
Fogle
Armed Services
Joca Iumber
Activa
Cis
Plane Crashes Into Cliff After Takeoff From Bogota
Rescue teams recovered three of 53 victims after a four engine Douglas DC-4 crashed into El Tablago cliff thirty miles northwest of Bogota on a Saturday flight from Barranquilla. The crew included seven Americans and officials from Tropical Oil and Texaco. The wreckage scattered across the cliff face and ravine as searchers continued through darkness. Names identified among the U.S. personnel included Captain Kennett Newton Poe and Roy Faye, with others from Tropical Oil and United Artists among the missing or dead.
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Anuninvited
Bogota
Colombia
United States
el Tablago
Barranquille
Kennett Newton Poe
Sapi Roy Faye
Henry R. Burton
St. Charles
Tropical Oil Company
Fred L. Woh
Tropical Oil
Army Solonel and Wateratou
Caribbean
Air Transport Command
Cat Hubmar
Tex#8 Petroleum Company
H. K. Huffendick
Texas Petroleum Beno Slesin
New York City
United Artists Moving Picture
Lash Hight
la Sabana
Tdenist
Alls C. Campbell
London
Legal Department of Tropics Or
Two Ajax workers hurt in plant accidents
Two Ajax Iron Works employees were hospitalized after separate incidents. John Hetrick Spring Creek sustained a severe hand slash when a bucket fell injuring his palm and requiring surgery. Russell McCaslin West Pleasant Street suffered a burn to the head when a salamander heater exploded linked to a gas line, as workers attempted to test a gas engine. The blast moment prompted extended hospital stay and a delay in discharge. In Des Moines, Legion commander Paul Griffith urged lawmakers to oppose a proposed large budget cut, sending telegrams to representatives and senators.
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Ajax Iron | Works
Corry Hospital
Buirne
John Hetrick
Spring Creek
Russell McCaslin
West Pleasant Streat
Ajax
Congress weighs a sweeping 1947 budget plan
The report details Republican leaders preparing to present President Truman's proposed 1947 budget totaling about 88.5 billion dollars to the House, seeking acceptance without amendment or a vote against adoption. It also covers related legislative actions and labor unrest developments across industries, including coal and rubber.
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Asxwelaien
Washington
President 'Imaan
Budert
House
Aletely
Reward Offered for Stolen 1931 Chevrolet Car
A reward for information leading to the return of a 1931 Chevrolet stolen from South Center Street last January is offered. The vehicle, owned by Steve Juuktawiet and parked by his brother Willan while the father worked, was taken between 3:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. the following day. The Pennsylvania tagged car KD-118 has not been located, though police alert levels were issued statewide via the State Police teletype system.
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Pennsylvania
Althugh
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Matt
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Final Senate vote on primary for September 9
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania lawmakers considered bills to restore the September primary and extend wartime election laws. Tallman led a push to restore prewar rules, with measures to resume absentee voting for armed forces and wartime organizations and to require nominating papers earlier. The bills would shift independent candidate deadlines and prepare municipal election forms ahead of a 1947 primary.
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Prem Tarrishurg
Pennsylvania
Mitielpsl
Pennéytyunia Dogis
Hare
Aland
Republijin
Tallman
Lehigh
Senate
Barough
Yahin Piscinis
Tillman
Ming
Hitstead
Pake
City zoning board to hold second session tonight
The zoning commission will meet at seven this evening before the council meeting. It will vote on revised zoning measures developed at Saturday’s session and consider further changes. The complete ordinance may be submitted for council action, with final adoption or rejection depending on tonight’s vote and subsequent actions.
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Nanine Commission
End of Underground Strike, 6000 Miners Idle in Pa
In Pittston Valley near Lansford Pa a sitdown strike ends for some 43 workers as others idle for a third day. Union officials report 6000 other miners remain off the job amid a company plan to shift production, with talks sought on future action and safety concerns in damp coal caverns.
Light Vote Cast On Zoning Issue In City
Local owners cast ballots on a zoning ordinance with 28 votes counted in the informal poll. Only 24 ballots returned, mostly in favor of zoning, while opponents raised concerns about the measure's timing and value for council action. A second coupon was issued for owners to respond, as the poll seeks broad input before a formal decision. In separate news, Ray Robinson was suspended 30 days and fined $500 by the New York State Athletic Commission for failing to report a $25,000 offer linked to a title bout last September.
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Journal
Tventy
Arrest Of 3 Men Breaks Up Car Theft Ring Abduction Suspect Held
Three men were taken into custody in Baltimore with warrants in a car theft ring case tied to a Baltimore nightclub. One suspect faces abduction charges, and additional armed robbery or attempted abduction counts may follow for two others. The group, identified as Worcester, Massachusetts residents, allegedly targeted vehicles and used hotel rooms to store items. Police also charged a young woman, 18, as an alleged stubborn child under Massachusetts law.
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Baltimore
Masoachusetta
Pennsylvania
Ion
Worhan
Edward Beren
Coatesville
Ernest Oliver
Doxsph H
Olivar
Sieginen Potternis
Ured
Memeluve
Worcester
Mass
Richmond
Vatava
Hey
Massachusetts
Oliver
Sentences To Be Given Late Today At Court
Court in Erle plans sentencing this afternoon for Mike Dominick on a plea of guilty to accessory after the murder of Robert Fisher. Also to be sentenced is Mike Bub tig in the auto theft ring case. Attorneys announce withdrawals and potential appeals in Millie Thomas case with a request to delay removal and seek new trial based on recent evidence.
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Hows
Erle
Mike Dominick
Lawh and
Eyayis
Robert Fisher
Mike Bubtig
Stognom
Bubna
Pinlter Witirder
Peniny
Dominick
Mewnor Tarbell
John Blackmore
Bubs
Millie “Thomas
Annonces Vns
Adrawal Ag
Blackmore
County
Stile Supreme Court
Millie
Bulma
Edward Petrillo, Sr
Erie County Court
Muncie
Petrillo
Prompt Alarm Averts Disastrous Fire Today
A North Center Street resident activated a fire alarm at 12 45 PM after seeing flames from Harold Scott’s dwelling. Fire crews confined damage to the roof area near the chimney and extinguished the blaze. A second alarm around 2 PM addressed renewed smoke on the roof with the fire believed to have flared briefly.
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North Center Street
Harold Scott
Ronfy ‘Bntimiestom No. 1
No.2
Operators Demand Breakup of Coal Unions in Strike Call
Washington February 17 A leading coal operator urged Congress to break up United Mine Workers and other industry unions to prevent industry wide bargaining. He proposed banning closed shops and union welfare funds, and favored government arbitration for jurisdictional disputes. Nixon promised to report worker talks from Scranton for labor legislation.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Rolla Campbell
Huntington
W. Wa
The
Island Greek Coal Co
House Law Hor
Una
Campbell
UMW
Friot
Nikon
R-Gallé
Rani
Nixon
House
Scranton
Tank
Sife
Senate
Hetare
Tati Freollo
Byrd Flies Over Pole In Historic Antarctic Flight
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd completed a polar flight over the South Pole aboard Olympus in the Antarctic. He reportedly crossed the pole, returned to base at Little America, and sent a personal message from over the pole. Temperature was about 40 degrees at altitude 22000 feet as communications with the base and ship resumed after the mission.
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Associated Press
WU. S
Mit Olympus
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Soulte Pole
United Nations
All America
Byrd
Tillmain
Amentta
Hott
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