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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1948
Page
1
A scrambled OCR fragment lists various items for sale and notices including tools, furniture, rental terms, and a reference to hospitalization and sympathy messages. The garbled text mentions prices, a warden, February dates, phone numbers, and scattered proper nouns, reflecting a disorganized classified page excerpt.
Chicago and most commodities eased as selling pressures persisted. Wheat slipped to near last close, corn and oats dipped slightly, soybeans rose up to 2% cents, and cotton fell about 2.4 dollars per bale before later rebounding. Livestock and hogs showed mixed moves while wholesale prices lagged retail demand. Market watchers cited cautious buying and seasonal slowdowns in spring trading.
AP reports sailors aboard the US aircraft carrier Midway went missing during a farewell party near Hyeres. Six seamen and one officer were among 3,600 crew. a search is underway as crews work from a partially submerged, snowbound scene in rough seas.
Washington reports indicate frantic lobbying as lawmakers seek to keep rent control alive amid a looming deadline. Negotiations are ongoing with chief negotiators summoned to a meeting by February 25 to discuss pension and labor terms and to avert a broader political negotiation.
Chilean President Gabriel Gonzales Videla pushes to set up a military base at Bedarda O'Higginsland in Antarctica claiming Grahamsland Greenwich area. Britain counters with appeals to the United Nations and support for Falklands governance while Chile and Argentina press territorial claims. The Western Hemisphere Defense Pact renews implied mutual defense, framing the move as building Chile into a South Pacific power amid regional tensions.
Latrobe Pa February 18 Zwada quads once reported ailing are improving. Doctor Z Wiley Burtman, family physician, approved taking their pictures as the newborns in incubators at Latrobe General Hospital see one of the mothers, Mrs Zavuda, walk for the first time. Zavuda returns to work at Latrobe Die Casting Co.
Harrisburg February 18 Pennsylvanians were presented with an eight point program to touch the declining cow population and build up dairy production in the state. The program was recommended by Mr. Bughtinian executive secretary of the dairy industry committee in Washington D C.
Henry A. Wallace backed American Labor Party candidate Isaacson won in New York's 47th district, defeating Democrats and others. The result alarms party leaders in Washington who fear Wallace's strength as a vote puller and urge unified efforts to mobilize the Democratic base for the presidential race.
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River nearly stationary early today just below the 54 foot crest forecast. Weather officials recorded 1.8 feet above flood stage as the rise slowed to under a twentieth of a foot per hour. Basements along the riverfront and low eastern districts flooded. residents moved to Red Cross refugee centers amid minor damage expectations.
Five weeks of gas restrictions eased after Pennsylvane Gas Company funded a 26 percent lift in production. Local plants increased activity to avert layoffs, though a four week backlog persists in valve and plant departments. Forecasts expect warmer weather and new orders to start releasing later today.
Judge Burton Savi is to decide a petition to confiscate slot machines seized in a raid on the Stirlite Athletic Club on South Center Street. City officials may seek an immediate order to destroy or confiscate the devices and display the machines publicly to avoid later disputes.
In suburban Rydal last night four masked bandits invaded Caleby J. Pax Jr's home, tied seven residents with bedsheet strips, and looted mink and beaver jewelry, diamond and sapphire tiaras, rings, necklaces, watches, plus silverware, totaling about $40,000. The family, including Pax, Bernard Pos, and Hope Meade Fox, were in the drawing room watching TV when the break-in occurred.
DuWlin, Ireland, February 17 reports Edward De Valera, Ireland's prime minister, winning a vote after a tense general election. Five National Labour opposition votes shifted, denying a coalition, and De Valera faced critics as he prepared to govern with support from independents and Labour. The tally ended with a decisive margin, ending days of political suspense.
A weather report notes a delayed maple season due to chilly conditions. Reporters describe heavy tapping activity paused as crews prepare lines and firewood supply, with temperatures near four degrees and the forecast colder nights ahead. Local producers monitor activity and expect further updates.
The report details park maintenance costs and per person daily usage estimates. December to February figures show around five cents per person per day, with total season maintenance costs noted. The analysis compares daily attendance and overall expenses to derive the ice rink upkeep impact.
Elizabeth and Philip, the presumptive queen and heir, escaped injury after a limousine crash near Birmingham. The incident occurred as traffic was heavy and King George reportedly warned Philip about an arrival delay. Elizabeth remained at Buckingham Palace while Philip took a desk post at the admiralty following the collision.
Two Nominees Inc office voting adds to the Commerce ballot mailed to members. Anton Oberman and W. Phillips join previously selected candidates by petition. Hal J A Lanston's petition nomination dropped at his request. Successful directors to be announced March 1 at the Totel Dorty during the annual commerce group meeting.
Three Fourth Ward youths trap a 45 pound beaver near the home of Mr and Mrs Mount Baldwin southwest of town. The boys, including Panmy Stwaugs and others, boast their first trapping licenses while a local warden notes their maturity and skill as the season opens.
McDonald Observatory scientists in Fort Worth Texas report Mars surface spots may resemble plant life but are not plants. Dr. Gerard Kuiper outlines factors for and against life, noting possible water and atmospheric conditions. Observations continue as Mars approaches Earth at 63 million miles, with hopes for a clearer answer by March.
In Washington on February 18 a Senate tax cut debate centers on shuffling Marshall Plan funds. Republican leaders push for a 3 billion dollar cut from surplus with fiscal figures showing 4 to 7 billion in potential changes, while the Senate plans ongoing discussion and votes. The plan would reserve 3 billion for relief and reduce other budget items, with President Truman and the Senate tax committee figures cited.
At Lancaster Pennsylvania on February 18 a central city blaze forced 56 persons from a Belmont Avenue apartment building. Firemen carried Samuel Herr aged 68 and Emily 82 to St Josephs Hospital with smoke inhalation. The fire was minor and out in about half an hour with smoke amount undetermined.
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