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21 Feb 1950
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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 21, 1950
Page
1
Treasury of Coal Miners Endangered by Defiance of Court Order
The strike threatens the nation by defying a court order to end the coal walkout. Judge Keech faces contempt charges as UMW leaders expect Friday explanations if miners remain out. Stores, schools, and industries from Kentucky to Pennsylvania feel the impact as coal reserves dwindle and hard winter worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United Mine Workers
Joh L. Lewns
Couch
Rlehnywod
Keech
Uys
Ted
Gett Ing
Pennaylednia
Kentucky
Fristay
Dudge Reech
UMW
Mareh
Tudige Krech
Oxih
White House
Levit
Lewry
Lewis
American
St. Louis
Bobicals
Todusky—Tanies and Taughlin ‘Suel Corporation
Planta
Pittsburgh
Allquippa
Rockford
Brasil
Ind
Relations Broken With Bulgaria
Washington announces the United States ends diplomatic relations with the Bulgarian Communist Party after attacks on Heath. Bulgarian envoy Voutov summoned, staff to depart likely in March as Sofia breaks with Washington. Five Bulgarians charged with spying for America and the Communist press signals new rounds of actions against the U S legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Bale Parti
Donal B. Hrath
Presentaties
Sofia
Bre
Bulgaria
Heath
Bulengin
Withori
Peter Voutov
Enarge Dar
Voutov
State Department
Legation
Lllwellyn Thompson
Soma
Spylu
America
U. S
Eight In Family Perish In Blaze At Farmhouse
In Madison Michigan near the town in southeastern Michigan a father Jost Beagle and seven children died in a farmhouse fire early today. The mother Dorothy Beagle, 44, survived and escaped to a neighbor after a failed rescue attempt. Police reported Gerald Beagle the father 44 and children Geraldine 14 Barbara Jean 12 Eloise 10 Norma Mae 9 Paul 5 William 5 Linea 25 months were all killed and that initial reports said they were trapped upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adison
Mich
Jostther
Michigan
Tate
Dorothy Beagle
Gerald Beagle
Geraldine
Barbara Jean
Eloise
Norma Mae
Paul
William
Linea
Treasury report shows treasury figures February 17
Treasury data from Washington dated February 21 shows receipts of 130,066,119.68 dollars and expenditures of 106,090,100.33 dollars. Cash balance stands at 5,286,592,098.70 dollars with an unidentified total liabilities of 356,601,378,971.85. The day’s decrease is 17,707,953.39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Position of
the Treasury
Het
Corry Slayer Seeks New Bid for Freedom at Hearing
A Corry man known as the Corry Slayer plans a new bid for freedom. The hearing will be held Tuesday in Pittsburgh before Federal Judge Wallace S. Gourley. Wing contends he did not sign two confessions and faces differing accounts of his murder trial. Local officials and residents may appear, with Assistant District Attorney Lindley McClelland traveling to oppose the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lax
Westerrt
Pittsburgh
Wallace S. Gourley
Gourley
George Wing
Onder
William E. Hirt
Erie
William Donghwe
Mortimer
Orson Grahem
Byrr
Wing
Hirt
Orisbee Road
Concord Township
Posse
Aldermatt C. B. Porter
Howse
Lifer
Lindley McClelland
Persnsis
Morton A
Tipton
Gettysblsy
Chmry
Icy Windsheld Crash At Lincolnville Causes Damage
A near head-on collision at Lincolnville at 4 05 yesterday afternoon was blamed on an icy windshield. Wayne Laughery of Union City and Frances A Bellas of Centerville escaped injury. Police said Laughery failed to see Bells coming when his windshield fogged with ice. Laughery’s Chevrolet suffered about 300 dollars in damage and Bells Buick about 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnville
Wear Barracks
Wayne Laughery
Union City
Frances A. Bellas
Cencervile
Sid Laughery
Bellas
Buick
Laughery
Pregnant Mother Seeks Blood Donors In RH Positive Crisis
In Lansdale Pa on February 21 38 year old Jennie Coletta who has lived 14 years on blood transfusions for Mediterranean anemia needs new donors to ensure her baby in April Dr Clinton H Toewe reports she will require many transfusions over the next two months to deliver a healthy child Relatives and friends have already donated about 12 RH positive units from a long history of blood support since 1836 totaling well over 300 transfusions across her life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansdale
Jennie Coletta
Clinton H. Toewe
Toewe
City Council Holds Routine Brief Session
City Council met briefly with little major business. Ben Feldman announced five bids for interior and exterior municipal building work. Carl Smith reported on a space clearance study and a channel project plan. Frank Crowe was hired as temporary custodian. Auditors’ report for 1949 approved. hearings on Pennsylvania Telephone Corp. rule issue noted. Council adjourned with no further items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uberons
Ben Feldman
Are Shale
Carl Smith
Connell
Frank Crowe
Eugene Smi Hy
Delestinn
St. Edward's Purint ‘Veneher Association
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Public Utilities Commission
Harrisburg
Telephone Corporation
Walter Sealt
Clere Dow Williams
British-born juror in mercy killing trial dismissed
In Manchester on February 21 a British-born juror, the oldest of nine seated, was dismissed after the prosecution belatedly challenged him in the Sander mercy killing case. Albert Baines, 52, a retired Manchester Chis Company worker, was among five of nine jurors chosen to try Labider for murder by pumping air into a terminal cancer patient to end her suffering. The state requested the right to challenge the juror seated yesterday. defense offered no objection. The judge granted the request without explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
Sander
Hernand Sinder
Albert Baines
Labider
Jana
Harold Wescott
Volunteers Guard City Street For Weekday Coasting
West Bend street will be guarded by volunteers Richard Patchen and Warren McChesney from 7 to 9 25 p m this week to allow royal youngsters to coast there The effort was approved by Mayor Kinley and Streets Director Carl Smith who noted the street’s two side streets make it a safer option Volunteers aim to quiet sleet and avoid city truck debris and hope others volunteer to supervise future nights during the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend Street
Amr
Richard Patchen
Warren Mi Chesney
Kinley
Carl Smith
Pitchen
McChesney Sain
Minstrels Revue Delights Capacity Rochy City Audience
A Rochy City minstrel revue under the local committee raised funds for the Corry Memorial Hospital. Performers included Lee Neu, Huber Bario, Dr Y and Koby, with Keane, Xavor, Watson, and Tillotson among the notable acts. The show featured songs, impersonations, and whistling interludes, ending with the Rolling Amstinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochy
Tie Vity
Tiele
Lee
Sandler Lek
Anton Balsa
le Niles
Pepuraghi
Doyal Watson
Huber Bario
Dr Y & Koby
Chyeles
Keane
Me Watson
David Ly Swill
Me Barla
Arthur 0
Bie Bem
Mi Tickle
Stewart Done
Wil- Tito Bunby
Mr. Keating
Rey
Harry
Bayern
Mussel Nason
Mo Xwuder
Barty
Gcow
Elf
Corry Me
Morial Hospital
Jonny Taljopsen
Chattanooga
Lana Bato
Pail Kimswadt
Susie
Shirley Tillotson
Kerpehows
Hagin
Schonehilldren
Kelsey
George Reig
Leghy
Use Joommittee Auit
Mr Dong
Xanney
Mr. Bartodain
Fenstermacher
Charles Bracken
MY Hiotie
Housing Bill Approved to Spur Middle-Income Homes
The House Banking Committee endorsed an administration plan to create a $9 billion corporation to aid construction of homes for middle income families. The vote was 11 to 4 with several members absent. A committee spokesman said a vote record would reveal positions, while a spokesman noted possible Senate action early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking Committee
Senate-Hawkings
Hint Princess Expects Another Baby In August
Buckingham Palace denies a circulating report that Princess Elizabeth is pregnant again. A BBC report cited a royal family physician source claiming the princess had her first child, Prince Charles, in November 1948, but officials say no new pregnancy is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Prin— Peck Wiizabeth
Snc
Ito
ABG
Eliabeth
Chirle
Hoffman Seeks 3.1 Billion To Sustain ECA Program
Washington dispatch reports Paul Hoffman head of the Economic Cooperation Administration asked Congress for about 3.1 billion dollars to fund European recovery and the ECA’s activities next year. He urged approval of 2.85 billion for the program and noted requests for additions to finance machinery and relief measures as the United States seeks to sustain postwar aid. The testimony outlined proposed allocations through next July and referenced coordination with the State and other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofiniahy
Oetieyed
USL
Fuinpess Mogaging
Hadievrive Jremnetlom
Sander
Mavlal
Amon
Honan Wis Uy
Tary
Achinwe Jn
Howe
Senate
Congress Ly
Bressure Aterstall
Sonnuses
Enio
Mulan
BCA
Stocking 200000 Trout From Hatchery Planned This Season
Lillie outlines trout stocking in Erie County with 120000 browns and 80000 rainbows. First allotment to be released next Saturday to streams in the Burley area. Weather delays and winter conditions have altered the schedule, but nearly all fry are healthy and ready for stocking ahead of the April 15 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helier
Eibuibiog
stoLt Low Weston
Ma Lillie
Erie County
Lillie
Firemen Battle Mine Pickets At Brookville Blaze
Firemen fought through a band of coal strike pickets at a Brookville area mine blaze in western Pennsylvania. A nearby company from Summerville was halted by stones while a Brookville fire crew reached the scene to extinguish a non union surface mine fire owned by W. McCartier. The operation produced about 1200 tons daily during a six week no contract no work strike affecting United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Mile Apple
Pennsylvania
Summerville
W. WoCartier
Strlke
United Mine
Gatrler
Dronerty
Plant Worker Burned by Acid Explosion at Gorry Toepital
Marvin Garman, age 2, suffered facial burns when a liquid at the plant exploded while he carried a pan of evaporative liquid used in stainless steel production. Gavison sustained burns yesterday afternoon. He received emergency hospital care and is expected to remain hospitalized another day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Garman
Tim West
Gorry Toepital
Gavison
Alvis
Ip Ig
Ching reports on phone tieup amid labor stalemate
Washington reports indicate a deadlock between the Bell System and the Communications Workers of America as talks continue. Officials expect 100000 workers to strike Friday at 6 2 pm local time with up to 190000 more joining after March 1. The CWA accuses Bell of failing to offer meaningful pay and benefits in a package while mediation continues with White House involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fed
Federal
Medalion
Whild House
Gay
Fries Ching
Brill Telephone
Workers of America Chine
White House
Western Electtie Company
Bell Oubsdiary
OWA
Western Blecnie
CIO
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ching
Appeal Rejected in Death Penalty Case
Harrisburg Feb 21 The Stave Pardon Board rejected the appeal of George Minoff 52 Dauphin County man sentenced to die in the electric chair for the pistol deaths of two church members at a Macedonian Bulgarian Orthodox Church meeting near Steel ton on April 4 1948 He claimed self defense and faced execution early Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Stave
George Minoff
Dauphin County
Minoff
Koche Atzeff
Boris Mioff
Hungary court convicts six in spy ring case
Budapest reports that Robert Vogeler and five Hungarians were sentenced after pleading guilty to obtaining and sabotaging economic data for the US. Vogeler received 15 years, others up to 10. Trials were led by Judge Vilmos Githy with prosecutor Gyula Alapi. related cases tied Mindszenty’s 10 life term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
Arison
Whueh
Hwy Atys Fs
Detin Dewi Kelhici Wee
Geer
Mahoper
International Telephone
Uf Telegraph Company
Zoltar Rudo
Theovy Industry
Edgue Swadere
Vogeler
Porents Geiger
Abe
Thryad Dusth
Wid Kelemen
Ngidl
Edin Dory
DTA TT
Ote
American Intelligence Service
Soviet Union
East
Sanders
Gully
Colt
United States
Nathanin
Davis Har
Font Viste
Joe Vogeler
Siindees Dutta
Tae
Staldard
Company of New Jersey
Brijon
Trian
Josef Carevin
Premmier Luselo Rajk
Gyule Alapi
Vilmos Githy
Mindszenty
Geiger
Rado
Cithy
Mrt Jeourt
Pate Bishi
Breniels
Ner Deni
Penny Co. Sued Over Fall in Indiana Store
A Pennsylvania couple sued the 2c Penny Company in federal court seeking $25,000 damages alleging Mrs Pagitari fell and was injured when exposed to a fall at the company’s Indiana store in November. The suit was filed in Pittsburgh on February 21 by Mr and Mrs Dominick Pagitariadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Penny CO
Pittsburgh
2C Penny Company
Bod
Dominick
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N Heath
Juin
Interx Venice Service
Michail Shipkov
Te Aingrican Legation
Jivka Rindoya
Leg
Corry Slayer
City Council
Hare Creek
Hoffman
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