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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 10, 1949
Page
1
Malian Names Mentioned in a Local Notice Report
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Britain strengthens bases as Jewish air attack prompts protest
London reports senior ministers briefed Bevin on Mid East crisis as Britain shells Mediterranean bases and tightens patrols. protest over Jewish aircraft salvo near Tel Aviv cited while Mitchum convicted in Los Angeles on charges of conspiracy in a narcotics case.
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Associated Press
London
Ernest Bevin
Mid-East
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Otloe Ly
Shoei
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Ly Prine
Bynglassness Yak
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Grae Ill BO
Ghd An Baer
Britain
Warshiys
Mediterranean
Enene
Uwe
RAF
Prritain
Memorsicum
Fifa
Brtish
Reneral Cysi Martioth
Qurutesh Slabub
Linh
Tol Aviv Dispatch
Tal Aviv
Russia
Briain
Trach
Shoresmay
Phoebe
Beitishe
Tavidon
Kwante
Palestine
Nirin
Nirm
Air Ministry
Fairmen
Penvotian
Severmihen
Mitchum
Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Dot
Bobby-Soxers
Superia
Corry Boy Injured in Auto Collision Near West Pleasing
A Corry youngster was injured when a vehicle struck the child near West Pleasing yesterday afternoon at 2 16. Archie Buake of Clymer reported the incident to two city officers who investigated with the wife present. The boy, described as hurt and bleeding, was taken to Corry Hospital and then transported to Mamet Hospital for further care. Three witnesses confirmed the driver’s report and weapons were noted by witnesses. The accident blocked traffic briefly as responders assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donate Holler
Corry
Archie Buake
Clymer
Buner
W. Purtiment
Mamet Hospital
Cautioning Notes Mark German nationalism and Occupation Costs
Avlitary Governor Loy reports caution on German nationalism rising in western Germany and criticizes costs of occupation. He notes Communist forces faltering while the Socialist Unity party remains, and warns Berlin shows Soviet methods shaping public opinion amid elections. Soviet economy shifts cited with price adjustments but no broad peace shift.
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Associated Press
Terlin
Lucius D. Loy
Ros Dan Tay
HS. Tilitpey
Iar Tunth
Awelin Pleepana
Weepalion
Germany
U. S
Clay
Socialist Unity
Berlin
Socialist Unity Party
Pawer
Tily
National Socialist
Otto Strasser
Black’ Front
National Democratic Party
VNDP
Driver Held After Auto Hits Hay Ride Killing 20 Children
Clarence Dingfelder of Corry RD 1 faces a drunkenness charge after his sedan collided with a wagon carrying about 20 youths from the Justor Heh School on a hayride. The impact injured no one seriously, and Dingfelder was arrested and held overnight on a $500 bond before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dingfelder
Miedy
Bury
Corry Mari
Inga
Rober Williams
B.D
Williams
Hal
Genter Street
Grove Street
Dingfelder
Gunishield
Stanton Bower
Joyal
Dingielder
Tay
Dillgfetder
Grave Street
Oniluren
Namue
le Warcots
Londie
Robert Nichols
East South Street
Nichols
Dingtelder
Corry
Soult Center Street
Wesoline
Statine
Aeton
Suspension of Draft Calls for Two Months
Washington reports draft calls will be suspended for February and March as voluntary enlistments average 35,000 per month. Army Secretary Royals notes no further calls while Navy and Air Force rely on volunteers. National Council Against Conscription calls the move proof that universal military training is unnecessary. Alonzo Myers of New York University, council chair, comments on UMT implications for teachers and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Deatt ‘Guards
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Council Against Conscription
Alonzo Myers
Council
Marshall's Successor Placed On Hot Political Spot
Truman declares over 41 billion dollars required for cold war measures. He warns most funds will fund Western Europe rearmament while continued allocations cover China and other global tensions. Strong emphasis on postwar policy and strategic needs for containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Truman
Truman Seeks Tax Hike to Avert Deficit and Fund Military
President Truman urged Congress to approve a record 4.858 billion peacetime budget with half for Cold War military expansion. He warned the cost of freedom rises and proposed a 1 percent payroll tax, higher taxes on earnings above 3,000, and steps to speed Social Security increases. He stressed readiness and warned future spending will likely surpass 1950 levels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan C
Truman O Day
Congress
Russia
Trumign
Tral
Deheir
Mite Dedman
America
Tsi
Aly
AOLY
Wiecmeh
Hirmself
Capitol Hill
Cruman
Jed
Acheson Seen as Possible 1952 Democratic Nominee
Washington reports amid a Democratic Party battle that Dean Acheson, veteran diplomat and former secretary of state, is emerging as a potential 1952 presidential candidate. Republicans question his confirmation while Acheson’s fate hinges on Senate hearings and party support. observers note his long record and possible three years to cultivate support for a future nomination.
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Acheson
Bel
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Luogen
Wile Acheson
GOP
Vandenbere
Nebrasten
fong-Linie Aghéson Crilie
Tal al
Vandever Har
Achnson
Aenean
Roosevelt
Treasury
Ackuson
Stgle
Mval
Wnill
Apris
Two Buffalo Men Sentenced in Area Stabbing Case
Otis Cain and Arthur Johnson, both pled guilty to robbing James Younger of Buffalo, then beat and stabbed him before tying him with wire and abandoning him in a field near Edinboro. Younger, who later freed himself, testified at the sentencing by County Judge Carlton Fisher, receiving 38 to 40 years at Altea State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
James Younger
Buffal
Tim
Edinboro
Altea State
Buffel
Otis Cain
Arthur Johnson
Carlton Fisher
Younger
Cain Andohnson
Neatly Farm
Chinese Legislators Join In Peace Debate
Amid volatile rhetoric in Ning, Chinese legislators and government figures discussed mediation amid inflamed tensions. Observers noted diplomatic maneuvering between Nationalists and Communists as foreign powers weighed influence and potential peace talks within a week.
Western Plains Gripped by Cold Across The Region
A severe cold wave spread from the plains to the Rockies causing record lows in several states. Weather reports note temperatures as low as 28 below in some areas and powerfully frigid winds whipsaw the West.
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Lee
Los Angeles
Great Plains
Mon Faria
Mont
Calif
Fisueas
Mercury Skies Promise Warmer Week With Sunny Outlook
Sunday weather forecasts predict mild temperatures and sunny skies with only light winds. Forecasters warn of a cool down by midweek, with some regions experiencing rain and lower highs than today, while others remain largely clear.
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Alehouhy
Casey
Georgy Mulderith
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B 26 Crashes in Japan Kill 5 Airmen
TOKYO Jan 10 Two American airmen were killed when a B 26 crashed near Osaka during a warning mission. One plane pulled out and returned to base. The other crashed into a nearby factory where workers were employed. The fallen airman is identified as Marj Lewis Johnson, 34, of Thesalooss, Ala.
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Tokyo
Osaka
Air Force
Atami Airacse
Oshka
Far Eas
Marj. Lewis
Johnson
Thsealooss
Ala
Levin confession ties killing to chemistry set invite
Seymour police reveal that Levin admitted inviting 14-year-old Simons to his home to view a chemistry set. Levin described a struggle in a hallway, a knife seen in his hand, and a sudden blackout after which Simons lay dead. Police say the motive cited was a cheap chemistry set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Wynne
Seymour
Geary Richardson
Police
Levin
Richardson
Ull Defore
Iis
Harnoom
Local man hurt in collision on N Center Street
A collision on North Center Street involving Earl Eckman of 75 South Center street and Willie Byandt of 712 Center street left Eckman, driving a 184 Punuan sedan, injured as his car struck a parked vehicle and collided with a second car driven by Melchch Pax of 1007 Worth Center. Both cars were towed. Eckman was injured, condition not listed.
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N. Center Street
Andy Nughl
Dole Eckman
Center Street
Coolol Ad
Avis
Hato
Faree
Ile Depael
Willy
Willie” Byandt
Shuth Center Street
Rekmin
Gurey
Vaner Allen
Deivn
Floppitil
Pallee
Bekman
Company A Receives Gift of Flag After Fund Drive
Pennsylvania National Guard unit receives a donated flag after a funding shortfall left them without a replacement Old Glory. The widow of a World War II veteran and groups like the Women’s Relief Corps contributed, with several anonymous residents offering help. A $2 check from the WRG was also received as repairs to the flag staff proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almory
Pennsylvania National Guard
U Selater
Women’s Relief Corps
Homer Berkhaus
Premarty
WRG
Man Shot While Attempting To Rob Buffalo Home
James Milton Bryan 24 of Minneapolis is under guard in a Buffalo hospital charged with attempted burglary and first degree assault. He admitted past burglaries in Minneapolis Milwaukee and thefts in Detroit and Michigan Weenie plates. Bryan was shot in the hand by Augusto Friggioni Sr and Jr during a struggle at their home. Detective Chief Fitzgibbons said a companion escaped from a Pennsylvania prison during the melee.
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Buffalo
James Milton Bryan
Minneapolis
Bryan
Milwaukee
Michigan
Detroit
Auguistino Friggioni
Augustino, Jr
William T. Fitzgibbons Eald
Henry Godert
Harrisburg
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