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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
Jan 09, 1947
Page
1
Fractured Odor of a Quiet Village Mystery
A terse local fragment hints at a puzzling event in a small community. A nameless figure is involved, with sparse clues to place, date, or motive, inviting readers to infer the next steps in the quiet investigation.
Congress Set to Start Hearings on Labor Laws
Senate and House plan January 20 as the start date for hearings on proposed labor laws. Bills push for tighter union control, outlawing closed shops and mass picketing, with Hartley preparing a House bill and Ball proposing stricter measures to curb strikes and protect workers and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Labor Committee
Capitol FL
Capitol
Case
R-Sd
Yoon
Ball Rint
Hartley
R-Nj
House Labor Committee
Priblic
Paris 10 Appeal Court Verdict in Football Scandal
New York January 9 Alvin J Paris charged with attempting to fix a December 15 professional football title game faced a verdict of 10 years and no fine. The jury took 65 minutes to convict after which Merle Hayes and Frank Pichock were suspended by the NFL pending possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alvin J. Paris
Wilkoh
Kame Petien
Waek
Ginnits
Chicago Bears
Sidney Faris
Penamien
Iter
General Sessions Court
Youdick
Merlé Hapes
Frank Plchock
Burl
Bell
Alonms
Hennig
Ighinkand
Uri
Wilubock
Wright Plans Bilbo Appointment Amid Senate Fight
Governor Wright intends to appoint Sheppard G Bilbo to the United States Senate if the seat becomes vacant. Bilbo, at his Poplarville home, awaits surgery in New Orleans and says the governor’s plan reflects the will of Mississippi’s people as he continues his campaign for Wa Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opeans
Wright
Mississippi
Bilbo
Wa Senate
Corry Prepares for Major American Legion Gathering
Elmer G. Carrier Post and Ama Anderson Post members plan to travel to Meadville for a February 26 Legion event honoring national commander Paul H. Griffith. District Commander Henry Wheeler of Corry and Meadville host Charles Ny. Staffara Bost announced the visit, with delegations from Erie Crawford and Mercer counties attending a testimonial dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Carrier
Ama Anderson
American Legion
Meadville
Legion
Pail H. Griffith
Henry Wheeler
Corry
Charles Ny. Staffara Bost
Comi Ag
Griffith
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Uniontown
Army
Legionnaires
San Francisco
Wheeler
Ares
State to Probe Panther Issue
The State Game Commission plans a special project to determine if panther like creatures lurk in Pennsylvania’s forests. Officials cite two years of reports from Corry area and surrounding regions prompting a coordinated investigation with expert researchers under a Pittsburgh museum program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Commission
Corry
Harrisburg
Ame
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Teoes Ty Leffler
Commission
Tata
Cooperitilin
Zov
Erninah
Tor Afmhammmlogy
Carivegle
Pittsbniegt
British cabinet cancels Palestine meeting amid conflict worries
London dispatch reports the British cabinet cancelled today's session on Palestine. Attlee said decisions already taken about the Holy Land would gradually become apparent as talks over Germany and postwar shapes continued. Cabinet discussed Palestine, atomic warfare, and the Sudan question among other foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asweviled
London
Palestine
Attlee
Oue Internationall
Germany
Alan Cunningham
Igh
Partition
United Nations
Attlea
Foreign Ministers‘ Council
Moscow
Ernest Begin
Frank King
Preps Association
Europe
Sudan
Albartia
United Nations Secreiiy Council
Explosion and fire level Lewistown hardware store
Wire crews and firefighters stemmed a blast that wrecked the three story Lewistown building owned by Francis Cus Hardware and injured about 30 workers who were taken to hospitals. Investigators cited a gas or fuel mix in the store bageman as the likely cause. Firemen reported windows blown out and debris scattered as the structure collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lewistown
Severn
Bullain
A. Welk Pearick
Nolman
Tad Veen
Bill To Junk Rent Control in Senate Action
Senate bill aims to end rent controls with Republican and some Democratic support. Senators propose removing ceilings, allow up to 15 percent rent increases for landlords. The move follows Office of Temporary Controls decision to end ceilings on transient rooms and prompts real estate groups to push broader decontrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Walmington
Truman
Senate Today
O'Daniel
Texas
Office of
Herbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Duff Cabinet Appointments on Hold as Duff Decides
Harrisburg January 9 Governor elect James H Duff plans to delay cabinet selections until finalizing key appointments. Officials indicate ongoing consultations with Republican leaders and top aides while Duff weighs candidates for secretary of the commonwealth and other departments. Several names are repeatedly mentioned as possible keepers or replacements, including existing cabinet members and potential newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Save
Specialia Lon
Edgahoe
Diil
Duff
Tates
Dus
Nes Tr
Commonwealth
M. Harvay ‘Taylor
Hie
Waytor
Charles Mt. Morrison
Miles Horst
Day W. Harry
Felehard Maite
Cal. C. M. Wilhelm
State Police
Ray F. Amock
F Ferons
Goverin
Arthur Burgoyne
Aevalmperman
David We Perry
Altoona
Officials in talks on Fairhaven sale by FPHA
Washington representatives from the Feder Public Mowing Authority and the New York regional office have spent two days here reevaluating the cost of living figures for the Fairhaven Housing Development. A purchase price will be set from an appraisal and presented to the tenant corporation within 15 days, with a open market sale if no timely agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Nw York
Feder Public Mowing Authority
FRECA
Fairhaven Bawsin
Washington
EPHA
Washington Oficial
Binset
Heights
Titisville
No Crashes On Slippery Roads In Area After Snowfall
State and city crews report five inches of snow with hazardous roads but no serious wrecks in five days. Plows cindered and cleared blacktop, especially near Galley Hill and western routes, while city sidewalk plows aided central areas. Continuous snow and brief reaccumulation expected before daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clites
Weely
Galtey Hill
RaUile 6
Suicels de Partinent
Ayid Ile
Husband and wife shot to death in field in Murbesport
In Christy Park, a husband and wife, Wilburn and Hazel Nemthik, were found shot dead in a field after vanishing Sunday night. Coroner Wittlam McCrelland reported indications point to a possible domestic tragedy with a firearm discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murbesport
Prudan
Tisband
Christy Park
Soroner Wittlam McCrelland
Hazel
Republicans at Odds Over Defense Costs
The article reports Republican lawmakers debating defense spending with Sen. Taft and Rep. Taber urging cuts to a budget totaling about 87 billion dollars. Republicans seek reductions without impairing military effectiveness as they consider trimming up to 3.5 billion from allocations planned for the Army and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fomor Brlilvos
R-Va
Benute
Uuwinllee
Taber
ALOE
Truman
Taft
City Warns Residents of Paving Deadline and Programs
City officials today urged residents to file petitions by February 1 for the low cost tarvia paving plan this summer. About 6200 feet of streets are on file, with several streets named for inclusion while some delays await water main work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fibel
Perlons
City Engneer
Guy Coutell
Tash Boad
Center
Wright
Dust Wayne
Washington
Columbus Avenue
Congress
Raymond Avenue
Wesh Wayne
Smith
Mound
East Wayne
East Irving Street
Adlay
Dundraft Anl
Acquittal of Two PRR Workers in Sabotage Case
Philadelphia January 9 Two Pennsylvania Railroad workers Marko and Groom were acquitted by a Federal judge of sabotage charges linked to the 1946 nationwide rail strike. The government had charged plates and signals could have wrecked a train. the men sought immediate reemployment after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stohn A. Marko
Raluh J. Groom
James P
MsGennery
Utility Poles on West Main Street to be Moved
Officials from Pen Elec, Bell Telephone, Pennsylvania Telephone, and City Council agree to relocate utility poles on West Main Street to allow auto parking on the north side and create space between railroad tracks and the street for snow plowing. Work to transfer poles will begin in weeks, with service-line transfers expected months later and orders for special cable already placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp
Bell Telephone Co
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penesee Alfering
Main Street
Thorolghtars
Euto
Earl T. Cheng
Penelec
Council
General Marshall Returns to U S From China
General Marshall lands at Hickam Field at noon aboard a C 54 returning from Nanking and is warmly greeted by his wife. He looked well after the long flight from China via Gunmy. Francis Case in Washington reports on labor measures debated in Congress and a potential revised version. The Agriculture Department discusses fertilizer and farm product prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honobulm
Tau
Marshall
United States
China
Hickam Field
Nanking
Washington
Jan
Francis Case
Laboe
Case
Market Leaders See Lower Food Prices In Coming Months
A composite opinion from top commodity brokers forecasts a broad decline in future prices for staples. Butter, eggs, wheat, coffee, cocoa, and cotton show different delivery months with general downward pressure, signaling bearish sentiment among traders despite current high wholesale levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspointed Press
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Santos
Mareh
Government 10 Lose Millions on Potatoes
Washington January 9 the Agriculture Department faced a ten million dollar potato surplus urging growers and shippers to aid creating demand for processing and new packaging standards to reduce excess stock and stabilize prices the report notes potential losses from price supports and storage.
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Elo
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ucteatt Pyould
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