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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 26, 1949
Page
1
Republicans vow vigorous counterattack to Truman tour
President Truman signals possible nationwide stump to push his congression al program. Senator Brewster and national GOP leaders unveil plans for a hard hitting countercampaign and present a sharp critique of Democratic policy. Team Taft and Senate committees discuss a national policy group and potential policy conference to sharpen their response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Brewster
R-Me
Congress
Lucas
Tilinsis
Ikeelshaaaae
Pepper
D-Pla
Belshaxvat
Bel- Shaazar
Belshasnar
Parity To Be Permanent Says Babson
Roger W Babson argues parity is here to stay and will be gradually eroded only by policy change. He notes farm prices depend on supply and demand and warns surpluses create black markets. Government subsidies shift over time from tariffs to veteran benefits and public payroll costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger. W. Babbon
Babson Park
Fin
Pittsburgh Girl Acquitted In Murder Trial
Deloris, a 19 year old described as the youngest girl tried on a murder count in Allegheny county, was acquitted after 19 days of testimony. She testified she hurled a flower pot in self defense during a quarrel over late hours and boyfriends with Mrs Norvis, who was killed last May 29. The jury returned the verdict after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptivepunus
Charles J. Miarglotti
Déloris
Herdict
St. Francis Hospital
Duff Backs Plan to Free 10 Toll Bridges
Harrisburg February 26 Governor James Duff endorsed a 1983 bond issue worth 10 million dollars to buy Pennsylvania’s 10 privately owned toll bridges. The plan offers two repayment options either toll continuation for 10 to 15 years or a constitutional amendment to divert motor license and gasoline tax funds. Details are to be finalized before the legislature session next week. Duff did not comment for publication. a close associate indicated private approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Bee
Harrisburg
James ¥. Duff
Pennsylvania
Duff
52 20 Club drains veteran benefits in Corry
Twenty nine Corry veterans exhausted eligibility in the 52 20 club program as the local employment service led by Philip McCray reported low weekly payments compared with other communities. From 1845 to now, 1579 veterans registered for payments. 428 received from one to five checks, 204 from ten or fewer, and 169 from eleven to fifteen. After two payments, many saw eligibility exhausted. those refused jobs faced disqualification for weeks until taking another job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenem
Inves
Pentylvania
Attive
Als
Philip McCray
Chey Fui
Tug
McCray
Seartumie Weber Bn
Umanibs
Aller
Uthor
Tone
Zoning panel to begin first session Sunday
Corty’s new zoning commission will hold its initial session Sunday as it drafts a fresh ordinance likely to be presented to the council later. The group plans a re reading of the earlier measure opposed by many property owners two years ago and will adjust the draft before public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
Councal
Slight Drop Noted in Maple Syrup Prices
With sugaring operations active, producers expect a strong season after recent good runs. A slight price slump appeared over the past day as many sell at home for 4.50 per gallon while delivered price holds at 5. Weather and sap flow forecasts point to potential peak in coming hours if temperatures rise above 45.
Cory Mues Arrested On Wife's Charges
Herman Mues of this city was arrested here late yesterday afternoon on a warrant from Erie alderman alleging assault and battery and surety of the peace with his wife Hattie the complainant. He was taken by an Erie constable to Erie for arraignment before Alderman George Brabender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Mues
Erie
Hattie
Milles
Erle
George Brabender
Train Derailment Injures Three Near Springfield
A Michigan freight train derailed about 40 miles from Springfield injuring three crew members. Pulloti, 60, and two others were hospitalized. Officials dispatched buses to the wreck site and investigators traced the southbound run from St Louis to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Amd Wien
Pulloti
Abel
Asi
Victor Gleawen
Pasengers
Sprinefield
Sprinsfeld and Newhure
Army to retain 127000 in Japan for next year
Washington on February 26 reports the army plans to keep about 127000 soldiers in Japan for the coming year mainly to maintain peace but ready to fight if the former enemy country is attacked. The plan aligns with the 77,000 men proposed for the year and follows remarks by General J Lawton Collins and Secretary Royall on the occupation mission and readiness.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jabali
United Sales
Army
Hays
J. Lawton Collins
Japan
Germany
Tan
Royall
York
Luig
Alaska
Europe
U. S
Smuggling Ring Smashed Amid Alien Plot Details
Immigrant sting unfolds on a Philadelphia freighter as eight stowaways, all Taluins, are found concealed in the hold. Authorities describe a smuggling scheme tied to a broader push to move aliens into the United States amid discussions of crackdown and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fey
Uneleam
U.S
Seta
Mall
Theodore & Martiney
Conraband
Martine
Corry paving program for 1949 in doubt
Unclear OCR notes doubt over Corry 1949 paving plans as council considers delays and funding. Mentions Water Supply Co delay risks, hospital and sewer work overlap, and need for a thorough check of past paving to assess feasibility and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittin
Éluy
Comy Water Supply Co
Willie Wokmen
Merttorial Hospital
Alent Usk
Zaninpek
Soil Trv
Igi
Nfekaly
Dixiecrats Plan Filibuster to Paralyze Senate
Senators from the Dixiecrat faction proposed a coordinated filibuster to paralyze Senate proceedings. The plan would force extended debates and disrupt routine business as party members seek to stall legislation. Key figures discussed included Senate leaders and defense of Southern policy priorities amid rising tension. The strategy aimed to exert leverage over major votes and delay action on contentious measures.
City Picks Up Air Mail Route Ending June Eighteen
A tentative plan by All American for end dates to terminate the city’s air mail pickup route June 18. The scheme described a single man operation with short rest periods, aiming to reduce costs and avoid fuel-price hikes amid Pennsylvania route disruptions. Local residents were advised of alternative arrangements and the broader impact on nearby communities and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Mall Srevier
Funy
All Americat
Serwges
Crull
Hue Seelen
Sotler
Huser
Nuingludea Ny
Vatie Oelr
Cababie Ab Nordic
Cory Bene
Bigsborgh
Jamestons
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvnia cited as haven from a bomb
Western Pennsylvania seeks to lure new industries and reassure investors by highlighting natural protection against atomic bomb attacks in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Council and Area Development, led by Lewis B. Ruusch. Dr Elmer Hess notes climate and geography as selling points as the 16 county region plans growth efforts. Meanwhile Nanking reports the Legislative Yuan will open Monday with 100 lawmakers registered, more than enough for quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aya Mtosville
Pennsylvania
Olters Nat
Wtarks
Elmer Hiss
Kxie
Hess
Northwestern Pennsylvania Council
Fox Tndustriss
Coupeil
Lewis B Ruusch
New Castle
Chamber of Commerce
YUAN
Nanking
Russia Protests as Missions Close in Germany
Moscow reports say Russia protests the closing of foreign missions in Germany amid postwar repatriation debates. US General Clay presses for fate of Soviet citizens, while Soviet officials demand consistent access and safe return, citing ongoing tensions over repatriation and international oversight.
Talian Reds to Aid Russia in Surprise Communist Push
A Rome report cites Palmira Togilay stating Italian communists would support any Russian army campaign on Italian soil against alleged aggressors. The remark expands on a prior French stance, prompting strong condemnation in France's Chamber of Deputies.
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Sy Asspensigneres
Rome
Teaty
Palmira Togilay
Toghart
Maurice Thoney
Freech Chamber of Deputies
U S Rocket Reaches 250 Mile Altitude Record
At White Sands New Mexico a two stage rocket exceeded 250 miles altitude, surpassing the prior 114 mile mark. The 15 ton system used a German V-2 with a 700 pound American war corporal mock warhead. A smaller rocket separated from the group and flew at 5,000 mph. the old speed was just over 3,600 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sands
N. M
Treason trial defendant pleads guilty in Sofia court
In Bulgaria's treason trial of fifteen Protestant churchmen, defendant Ziapkay pleaded guilty in court. He described his espionage role and said he fed information to fellow pastors via American Methodist sponsored channels. The testimony tied to claims of Western influence and Bulgaria's Communist regime.
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Bulgaria
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Enesco
Mead Euiley
Yyanys Zlapky
Chanyasta
Yuku Tyanoy
Lupad Tyanoy
Lei
Nicola Naumoy
Raphet Church Heed
Che
Tyahoy
Sofia
Luce Noumovy
Ivanov
Mullony
Turner
Loxmer
Ameribarl
Lovech
Allied
Britain
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United States
Russia
Bulesks
Central Commission
Govd
Steatt
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