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10 Jan 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
Jan 10, 1950
Page
1
Acheson Report Expected to Cover Five Points
Acheson testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed session on Formosa policy. Republican senators seek direct questioning and list five likely policy topics including recognition of Communist China and cold war strategy. The session follows criticism of U S policy and debate over military aid and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Associated Press
Washington
Sue Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Formosa
Chuva Connally
D-Tex
Knowlind
California
Ferguson
Michigan
Tobey
New Hampshire
Saltonstall
Snowland
Ferruson
Trouman
U. S
China
Ohio
Senate
Fosas
Taf
Tafk
Herbert Hover
U. S. Navy
Truman
Connally
Ache
Spain
Russia
Senate delays vote on Denfeld successor nomination
In Washington on January 10 the Senate Armed Services Committee delayed action on the nomination of Admiral Forrest Sherman to succeed Admiral Louis Denfeld as Chief of Naval Operations. The pushback followed stormy hearings and calls for an inquiry into Denfeld's ouster amid Navy leadership shakeups and Truman administration politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denfeld
Associated Press
Washington
Adm
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
Senate
Forrest B. Sern
Sherman
Sumter
Vr-Calit
We Navy
Truman
House Armed Service
Navy
Uwe Srw
British Cabinet Hints Election Date Amid Brisk Speculation
Britain waits as Prime Minister Ash hints at a national election within nine years and likely on February 23. Health Minister Bevan says an official announcement could come today while Deputy Morrison dismisses public speculation. ministers depart No 10 after a busy briefing with political reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ash
Uwe Hite
Fsb
Tomanow
Leb
Une
Labartes
Winston Churchill
Atlwe
No. 10
Downing Street
Aneutin Bevan
Mini Lster
Bub
Herbert Morrison
Aue
Morrison
Taft and Donnell Seen as Tough Targets in 1948 Senate Fight
Democratic leaders view Taft of Ohio and Donnell of Missouri as strong Republican targets while a quiet survey boosts hopes elsewhere. President Truman backs Emery Allison for Missouri senate and William M Boyle forms plans to push a broad campaign as party strategists weigh potential gains and losses in key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dun
Dows
Robert 4
Ohio
Donnell
Missouri
Taft
Senate
William M. Boyle
Boyle
Truman
Anu
Emery Allison
Stile Senate
Serritor
Phcat
Authto
Joe Fergdson
Brewster
Wty
Beime
Dimiiary
Dengan Tien
Train derails near McVeytown blocks line
A freight train derailed near McVeytown causing the Pennsylvania railroad to block its main line. A spokesman said crews were working to clear the wreck and recover stalled freight cars while operations were disrupted for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcveytown
Palary
Gary
eWesthound
Fennaylvaril
Jners
AML
Hine
Fairhaven School Board weighs converting admin building
The Fairhaven School Board considered buying the administration building to convert into a grade school for grades 1-4 with an expected 80 students. Deliberations noted delays due to permits and government stipulations, plus uncertainty about readiness for the 1960 51 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven
Chuan
Clarence Wallace
L. E Gritum
E.W. Feldt
David Swa
Swarte
Harding
Stanley Anderson
Mary Jane Rozelle
Corwein Anderson
Concord
Guy Butters
Howard Dyfield
Dent
T Architectural Grm
Johnson Are Johnson
Chiss
Supt
Swartz
American Association of Senior Administrators
Atlantic City
Anderson
Earl Cherry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Hatch
Loyer and Tetdallan
Athleticounelt Fund
Congress Opens Study of Action Against Lewis Over Coal War
Congress considers new tools to curb John L. Lewis as miners press for a five day week and wage boosts. Senate Banking Committee weighs anti trust move to regulate unions on par with corporations and to apply wait and fair practice rules. President Truman holds stance that no coal emergency exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perny Washington
Jar
Congress
Johny L. Lewis
Sendra Ferguson
R-Mich
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Lewis
Hiss
United Mine
Triitan
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
UMW
Steel Company
Giined
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Penhaylvaniy
Ohio
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Alabam
Utah
Truman Ings
Taft-Hartley
Denham
Winfair
Cbal
Inter
Robertson
Senate Banking Commistee
Senator Maybank
DSC
Banking Committee
Senate
Meadville Housing Project Ready for Demolition Bid
Meadville Pennsylvania awaits Public Housing Administration approval to demolish ten buildings at Daniel Cozy Court. John O Hara of Geneva submitted the lone bid with details and costs not disclosed. Approval is expected within days as the project ties to wartime housing programs and city development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Philadelphia
Init
Public Housing Administration
Daniel Cozy
John O'Hara
Geneva
O'Bina
PHA
Washington
Sgihey
SEEK STATE APPROVAL FOR 3 AREA PROJECTS
Renovo Pa. area moves for state ok on three projects. A large gas well near Renovo hit by assouintsil peer and an engineer estimated potential impact around ten million dollars. The prospecting company reported drilling success and noted capital plans to develop the site with substantial investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renovo
Assouintsil
Autobo
Turin
Renova
Clinton Eiuntyett Lauer
Sheam Pay
Eubie Fen Wey
Expansion of draft system eyed by officials in Harrisburg
In Pennsylvania officials discussed widening the World War II style draft to include more local boards and regional panels. Selective Service director Henry M. Gross said the federal plan would grow from 178 to 422 boards to speed mobilization if needed, with talks on reconstruction of the system after recent wartime changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prows
Harrisburg
Pennsyivania
Henry M
National Draft
Washington
Gross
Cress
Lake
Jean
O'Dwyer Backs Sports Betting
New York Mayor William O'Dwyer endorsed sports betting as a practical reform at the state capitol in Albany. Republicans questioned the plan while supporters praised its horse sense and opponents warned of moral and public risk. The stance sparked broad discussion among lawmakers and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Sfley
William O'Dwyer
Local Woman Held for Court Trial
Delores Surrus of Chirlesburg Virginia was committed to Brie county Jail after pleading guilty in a district court. The case, tied to a bad check at a local store and a subsequent criminal charge, led to a $500 bond set by the court for awaiting the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Surrus
Center Street
Brie County
Rand
Brie Royaty
Chirlesburg
Thbiran
Belers Alderima
Columbus Dam and Hare Creek Work Sought
A project seeking funds and approval for rebuilding Columbus Dam and Hare Creek aims to restore flow and prevent flooding. Proposals include adding concrete and earth at the dam and dredging 1,400 feet of Hare Creek near the railroad bridge to improve drainage and support city water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dam
Lovjly
Union City
Department of Forests and Waters
Tne
Ander Marten
My. Waterhouse
Hare Creek
Hare Railroad
Russian Engineer Loses Diplomatic Immunity Appeal
Russian engineer Valentin A. Gubitchev loses his bid to claim diplomatic immunity from espionage charges. U S Judge Sylvester Regan rules diplomacy is a political matter, and the secretary of state’s decision must stand. Attorneys plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, challenging the trial block on defense motions related to the former Justice Department employee and co defendant Judith Gopoh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Idee
Valentin A. Gubitchev
U. 5
Pisileh
Sylvester Regan
Deyn Acheson
Gubitchey
Gubytchev
Abraham L. Pomerantz
Supreme Court
Ryan
Besiking
Gubulthey
Judith Gopoh
Department of Justice
Canspiesse
Soviet Union
U.S. Warships Escort Flying Arrow Amid Shanghai Tensions
The Flying Arrow and two American destroyers sheltered near Shanghai as Nationalist gunboats shelled the freighter in international waters. Captain Jones reported damage and requested escort to a port for repairs. a second Isbrandtsen freighter was set to sail to Shanghai. The U.S. Seventh Fleet pledged protection for merchantmen on open seas while clarifying limits inside Chinese waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Isbrandtsen
Associated Press
Flying Arrow
Tonielis Randye
Fi Midutterman
Chey
T. Stuart
Chino
Walif
David Jones
Chicago
U. A
Sewrest Park
Shanhai
Tsbrandisen
Li Stark
Jones
de Stroyere
American State Department
Bangkok
Thailand
Sinmty
Adm
Russell S. Berkey
U.S. Seventh Task Force
America
State Department
Washington
Brooklyn Heights
Scheti
Hong Kong
U.S. State Department
Black Sivayy
Move to lump all appropriations urged in Congress
Washington dispatch reports a surge in demand to trim President Truman's 42 billion dollar budget as Congress debates deficits and defense spending. Lawmakers argue for sweeping cuts, with economists and party members clashing over which programs to slash and how fast to reduce the deficit before next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Manse P
Lundy
Laswynne
Gongress
Goneredy
House
Senate
Congress
Ube
Triswan
America
Russia
Health Insurante
Lumber Stolen From Local Mill
Local mill reports theft of timber by unknown thieves. Partial names and street notes appear in OCR, with scattered references to nearby residents and addresses. Police are investigating and urge anyone with information to contact authorities.
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Assemblyman Waterhouse
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Gubitchev
Associated Npp
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Wong
Nordendeer
Lostetinay
Mardin
Marla AZ_S
Thaabil
Thekey
Ageniis
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Ftierus
Ams
Cenery
U.S
Sor
Kroger Company
Pennayivig
West Virginia
M Nixon
Peterson
Cain Lina
Sestereay
Petersin
Jeryine Kerr Amit
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