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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1948

Page

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Progress of UN cited by President Truman in 1947 report

President Truman said Russia and its satellites refused to cooperate with United Nations decisions, hindering consensus on major world issues. He stressed the United Nations’ strengthening remains a cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy, outlining 1947 UN work in a 50-page cabinet document.

Truman Russia Associated Washington United Nations UN Word Agency Weert Elven Fish Marabat Marshall Psone Ube Nolpel Weoin Greece Ukraine Keven Stav TLW Ly ‘Union United Bentes Triley United State Bolly Cynan Marshill Jon Sean

Palestine partition clash and grain bill in brief

Amman dispatches report tense Arab moves at the United Nations Security Council over Palestine partition and a push to ration grain to whiskey makers. In Washington, Philly Murray pleads innocent to Taft Hartley union politics charges as the House committee seeks MacArthur’s return for Far East guidance.

United Nations Assembly Weil Security Council Thessay Washington, Pol Cto Philly Murray Murray

Mercury temp drops 50 degrees in 15 hours in Corry

Weather Bureau records a 50 degree swing from 82 as a cold front and storm hit Corry yesterday afternoon into tonight. Lightning and heavy rain accompanied the drop to 42 this morning as gas supplies face possible cuts and forecasts promise colder temperatures with snow squalls and 45 mph winds.

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Yemen ruler and three sons reported slain in coup

Dispatches from Cairo report that Yehia Hamid El Din, the 82 year old Imam of Yemen, three of his sons and a chief were killed during a coup. Rumors shift as Cairo papers note a new king and constitutional government proclaimed in the 7000 square mile state. Crown Prince Saif Islam Ahmad allegedly left with 80 soldiers as forces realign control.

Assomated Press Cairo Egypt Lieré Yehia Hamid el Din Yemen Adubur Arabium Peninsula Plattne Gaira Seif el Hal Thrahim Ipam Aden Yem Saif Islam Ahmad Hajja Taizz Ih Southamen Sid Tor Maja Sania Enid

Series of Burglaries Solved by State Police in Western PA

State Police announce that at least eight burglaries were solved across western Pennsylvania. Five men under arrest have confessed to robberies in Allegheny, Westmoreland, Cambria, Butler, and Washington counties. One suspect is already serving time for robbery last year. Detective work by state police and county detectives helped clear the cases.

Butler W. R Flumin Pennsylvan Allegheny Westmoreland Cambi S Washington Hanna Apt Hanan Pittaburghs Allegheny County

Prices Show Signs of Leveling Off in Commodity Markets

A Reuters style wire notes prices are showing signs of leveling in major markets with wheat, cotton, and livestock movements mixed. Prices fluctuated hours after sharp declines, while consumer resistance and cautious optimism shape retail activity and broader economic outlook.

Corry Man's Car Recovered In New York

A Corry man’s stolen automobile, taken from Merle Simmons of Corry while parked in Clymer on January 20, was recovered by New York State Police in Athol Springs. Arrested were Donald Raye and Owl Bennett, both of Clymer, and Adelane Lascota and Nelson Huff of Lawtons for public intoxication. Rage was held on a driving while intoxicated charge. An additional charge of grand larceny is expected to be filed.

Corry New York Athol Springs Auth Buffalo Merle Simmons R. D Clymer Santary 20 Donald Raye Owl Bennett Adelane Lascota Nelson Huff Lawtons N. Y

Truman Begins 15 Day Florida Vacation

President Truman departed by plane at 1033 p m EST for a 15 day trip to Florida Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands with Boca Chica near Key West as first stop. Secretary of State Marshall watched the takeoff while Adm William D Leahy and several aides accompanied the president.

Truman Associated Press Washington Truma Florida Fuerka Rico Virgin Islands Boca Chien Key West Fin Marshall Mr. Truman Adm William D. Leahy

Murder confirmed in Ohio River death case near Glamport

Chief Detective Charlen Jolston said a 29 year old man found floating in the Ohio River Saturday is a murder victim. The body was identified by dental records as Charles Aplin of Glamport.

M Eyttsburgh Charlen Jolston Ohio River Charles Aplin Glamport

Ice Freezes Pushes Major Rivers in Pennsylvania

Reports from the Associated Press describe ice breaking up on Pennsylvania rivers including the Allegheny and Susquehanna. A gorge on the Allegheny near Clarion County threatened a 400 foot bridge at East End, causing a temporary closure and evacuation of over 60 families. The gorge moved downstream and the bridge reopened briefly before icing conditions resumed. Temperature plunged to 22 degrees, tying a state record set in 1964, as flood warnings remained in effect across the region.

Associaed Allegheny River Pennsylvania Delaware River Pauly Allegheny Clarion County East End Susquehanna Uys Atlantic Gace Weather Bureau Oat Ai Maburgi

SEEK $20,000,000 CUT IN TRAINING MEASURE

Washington February 20 The administration asked Congress to slash 200 million dollars from training programs in the so called Bill of Rights rewrite to trim government aid for veterans with hobby related courses such as dancing music photography and horsemanship training by willful elimination of funds.

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Lightning hits Curtis farm barn. 56 cattle killed

A barn fire on the Curtis farm near Wattsiyup, caused by a lightning strike, killed 56 cattle and about 20 tons of hay. Two horses and one cow escaped. total damage estimated at $20,000. Neighbors Milton Brimagin and George Proctor alerted firefighters from Wattshire Hose Company. The Curtis family were away in French when the blaze started.

Milton Brimagin George Proctor Curt Curtis Finenton Vieluek Bmoria Wattshire Company Myine Lnemy Stow Curtis Lsc

Corry Driver Held in Erie on Charge of Auto Crash

In Erie today, Cory driver Kilbane is held on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a collision on 7th street. Two vehicles were damaged when Kilbane’s car struck Kluechs vehicle, which fled the scene leaving a dent and coolant marks. Kilbane will have a hearing scheduled for 2:30 p.m. February 27.

Erie Millam Kiaseh Cory R. D Lile Ateor Ais Staal Laseh John &. Surtis Bri Brlcht Levie Nathan Klein Klueeh 7Th Street Kilnach Ucense

Bitter Cold Wave Sweeps Across Europe

A severe cold snap grips western Europe with heavy snow and disrupted transport. Across Germany and Paris, authorities issue warnings as fuel shortages and unheated homes lead to shelters filling with families. In Italy, snow from the Bila Mountains threatens movement while Norway reports raiding cattle herds prompting military dispatches. Road and rail services face strain as temperatures plunge further.

London Theland Europe Boxa— Dimuvit Bila Italy Norway Walt Germany Paris

Czech cabinet meeting as Reds face crisis

Prague Feb 20 Members of anti Communist parties resigned from Czechoslovakia's cabinet amid rising fear of Communist dominance in a coalition government. The Social Democrats and other groups pushed to block moves by the Communists as pre election tension grew.

Social Democrats Associatia Press Prague Czechoslovakia Cxenhonloyalia Czeeti Yak Ime Uearyal Punky Hi Praurama Rail Wen Lwatinn Suisaort Vudherta Itépa Bovin Democrats Cominiunsteek Novenshieg Manle Teds CxEcislovak Nutonsi Boeinlay Catholic Peoiley Party Rome Edouard Benes Kiemen Gothwald Messetoange Sonia Demincrats Swifety Sorial Democratic Sovislshi Marglin

City to Receive 7628 from State Fund Distribution

City to receive 7628 from the Motor License Fund as part of a statewide distribution totaling 2,122,007. Other Erie County communities including Time Elen Mill Village Oatorr City Wattsburg Concord Township and Waterford receive varied shares allocated on road mileage for street, bridge, and maintenance needs. Robert P. Lamont former secretary of commerce under Hoover dies at New York age 84. Lamont was an engineer and industrialist born in Detroit.

G. Herald Wigner Garrisburg Erie County Elen Mill. Village Oatorr City Wattsburg Concord Township Waterford Robert Lamont New York Robert P. Lamont Commerce Herbert Hoover Lamont Detroit

Western powers press Austria aid within ability to pay

London dispatch reports three western powers urging Austria’s payment limits to match its means as they seek a peace formula freeing the landlocked republic from Hitler’s Germany. Britain and the United States push against Soviet demands while France proposes a two year delay and then payments. diplomats fear Russia may gain economic leverage over Austria and control Danube shipping.

Associated Press London Austria Tarelgr Hitler Germany Stutenwer Russia Danube Foreign Ministers Council Soviet Union Waley United States Great Britain France Mobmhants Mat W Rissin Ellis Turmer Yeleentoy Thes Infarmants

83-Year-Old California Sailor Tops Pacific in Homebuilt Yawl

A 83 year old California mariner sailed a backyard built yawl named Peggy from San Francisco to Hawaii, a voyage of about 3,000 miles in 52 days. The craft, Peggy, is 29 feet long and was completed after a long plan interrupted by war. He reached Hawaii, fulfilling a lifelong aim born in the 1940s. In Los Angeles a quake jolted the area with shaking and damage reported.

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