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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1947
Page
1
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Four dozen Democratic senators pressed for extended debate to block Mississippi Senator Bilbo from taking his oath as Republicans sought a partisan start to the 80th Congress. Southern Democrats pledged weeks of debate amid Republican confidence they hold enough votes to deny Bilbo his seat.
Flood warnings spread through Kentucky as rivers surged and several towns faced flood threats. Reports describe rising water in western and central areas with evacuation concerns and damage in multiple communities.
Associated Press reports Boward Martins, former Pennsylvania governor, is recommended for membership on the Senate finance and public works committees. John Bell swore in as senator, while Hugh D. Scott Jr. becomes Pennsylvania’s campaign committee representative in the House.
State Police investigated a collision at the Route 6 and Route 89 intersection yesterday. Wayne G. Morton of Erie slowed as he approached the crossing and was hit from behind by Walter Gers of Ridgway, causing rear end damage to Morton's car and front end damage to Gers's vehicle.
Drilling near Carter Hill in Limestone formation reaches 3009 feet with shale rock ahead. Gas pockets emit flame from casing head but are not yet significant as surveys guide deeper exploration toward potential oil or gas sands in the Carter Hill district. Drilling continues 24 hours to reach the target depth, with casing work expanding to 4,000 feet.
Reports say east and westbound buses arrived several hours behind schedule due to slippery highways. Delays extended through Warren, Ridgway, and Kane districts with steep hills causing three to four hour ties. By day end most vehicles neared original schedules though some ten hour delays were noted earlier. Greyhound from the east faced most disruption while western-bound service improved after morning delays. A recent heavy rain and sleet storm near Kate area disrupted traffic and Route 6 east saw similar effects.
Pittsburgh June 3 Rockwell Manufacturing Co sues for 15 million alleging unions and workers conspired to slow production and trigger a portal to portal wage claim. The suit names four foremen and accuses employees of fabricating damages to boost payouts.
Harrisburg report cites Duff’s claim that relief chiseling is correct and calls for a complete case check of public assistance. Rep. Andrews says projected two year relief expenditures may reach 125 million and funds will not last beyond January with a 23 million deficit anticipated to May 31.
The Pennsylvania Employment Service reports a drop in job placements during December with 51 positions filled in the last three days. Earlier period totals show 34 fewer placements than before, including 18 veterans and 26 women among December hires, plus 4 handicapped workers.
A distorted dispatch reports a figure calling for a 19 day wartime veteran grant and a 5 daily overseas allowance while declaring political candidacy. It also notes Tokyo earthquake shocks advancing damage despite meteorological assessments.
An Ohio State University instructor reports concern that his daughter Mary Virginia Kimberly may have been drugged. Police pursue leads linked to a 42-year-old ex-convict, while family members urge the couple involved to return to Columbus.
City offices to be filled include city treasurer and members of the Board of Education and the Streets Department. Incumbents face primary pressure as candidates plan bids for re election while council and budget posts attract attention.
Corry warns veterans against fraud in unused leave and pay claims. Navy and Army begin stringent reviews, inspecting every 20th to 50th application, with Navy using spot checks and Army pursuing thorough audits. Justice and American Legion officials stress clear instructions and penalties for false information.
A J A PBM Mariner seaplane with eight aboard from the Byrd Antarctic expedition disappeared after takeoff from Pine Island. The craft was due back soon but search teams face bad weather. one crew member is Captain Henry Howat Caldwell. The last contact came at 7 25 PM December 40th about 250 miles south of Pine Island.
Washington January 3 a Republican tax bill was introduced by Rep Knutson proposing a 20 percent cut on the first 800000 of income and a 10 percent reduction on income over 300000 with higher exemptions for taxpayers over 65. The bill aims to alter the current 20 percent across the board approach and include an extra $500 exemption for those over 65, totaling 2000.
Former Senator James J. Davis announced he accepted a position as Assistant to Senator Langer but will limit time away from his work as director general of a federal organization. Davis, a Republican who later served as Labor Secretary, indicated a formal announcement would follow.
A hurried session centers on Martin as Speaker as Senate rostrum moves stall. Senator Taylor Ferguson plans an emergency motion that fails amid confusion.
Washington observers witnessed a jammed Capitol as the new session opened with Senators Brown Bilbo and Taylor sparring over seating and oath taking. House Republicans named Charles Halleck as majority leader amid plans to push anti strike and public welfare bills while Rayburn was drafted as minority leader.
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