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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
1
Price to Solve German Issue Raises Russia Loan Idea
British sources say Russia may seek a five billion dollar U S loan as the price for scale down reparations to Germany. Analysts note Moscow’s stance could shift if Washington completes loan negotiations, amid debates on German peace terms and Austrian questions at the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesy
London
Russia
United States
Germany
Ring
Thal le Wutter
Stalin
Moscow
Washington
Australia
Feodor T. Gousev
Reign
Blagentur
Villach
Worst Polio Year Dominion Hit Nation Hard
Infantile paralysis struck the nation its hardest blow in thirty years. Funds from the March of Dimes support vaccination and care efforts. Public appeals urge contributions to the campaign to combat future outbreaks and protect children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash Sumner
March of Dimes
Puymmditim
Ekila
Three Die Two Hurt In Watertown Hotel Blaze
A three story Watertown hotel fire killed three people and hurt two others with five rescued from the third floor. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours as the roof collapsed and the building was separated from a driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Associated Press
N.Y
Blowntown
William Mullen
Eugene BE
Quitvey
Samuel Pad
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Telling
Clarence Kendrew
House of Good Samaritan
Installation of Police Radio Delayed in Corry
The Warren State Police two way radio system installation is delayed for Corry with 50 watt units slated for Barracks 49 and nearby hilltop sites. Officials warn the Corry station may wait weeks or months before full operation, as equipment shortages affect broader statewide rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Barracks
Warren
Bell Telephone
Corry
Ste
Commonwealth
Bell Telephone Company
Aldreaelvine
Emergency Ordinance Cuts Mill Prices in Northeastern Areas
The Agriculture Department orders a February 1 price cut of about one cent per 100 pounds in five northeastern urban markets including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Lowell Lawrence and Fall River. The move aligns with seasonal price declines as milling demand rises. A hearing was held. producer prices in Washington stay unchanged. Firemen Seek Eight-Hour Day and $1 Pay Rise for McKeesport Axemen as city hearing nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Lowell -Lawrence
Mass
Fall River
Pennsylvania
New York City
Lowell
Laurence
Fedeeral Mill
Mckeesport
McKeesnort
Suspects sought in brutal slaying of Miss Elizabeth Short
Los Angeles police press a roundup as they pursue suspects in the butcher slaying of Elizabeth Short 22 a Hyde Park native and daughter of Mrs Phoebe Short. FBI fingerprints linked a man to the case, with alleged involvement tied to a research hospital and a Santa Barbara suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Asequaveu
Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Elizabetin Short
Hyde Park
Mass
Los Angeles Times
Camp Cooke
Calif
EBT
Santa Baypark
Quyenne Court
Data Roucew
Orm
Maury ‘Wickefer
Miss Short
Tor Medford
Medford
Wirs
Phoebe WM. Short
Short
Elizabeth
Kyo Weela Aze
San Diego
Army ‘Hospital
Iseir
Binkle Eedun
Everest
Hacker
Arnall Opens Own Office In Business Area
State Representative seizes Arnall's office in the capital rotunda as Tolmoadge acts to take control of Georgia government amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnall
Rotunda
Tolmoadge
Georgia
Georgia power struggle as Arnall declares capitol move
In Atlanta on January 17, Governor Arnall defies Talmadge backed move by announcing plans to operate from 1407 Candler Building downtown. Officials clash at the capitol with Rep Jimmy Dykes denying Arnall access and troops deployed to prevent violence. The dispute centers on who is the legal governor and where the executive offices belong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
eFiail
Jatil
Talmadge
Arnall
Talmadge Leutenant
State House
Jimmy Dykes
Capitol
Eayjdtol
Candler
Colt-Ference
Liquor Profits To Pay For Relief In Pennsylvania
Relief funds in Pennsylvania will be extended to May 31 by tapping more than 29 million dollars in liquor profits. GOP leaders in the House say current relief will run out at month’s end and a deficit appropriation will be introduced next week. The plan, backed by Representative Herbersorg, targets liquor tax revenues and related state funds to sustain public assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Leaders of Assembly
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Repil- Hean
Geier
Herberb.sorg
GOP House
Bill TV
Som
Budget Office
Army and Navy Move Toward Unification Plan
Washington sources report a plan for Army Navy unification under a single cabinet, with cooperation and efficiency goals. Key figures including General Dwight D Eisenhower and Secretary of Defense advisers endorse the concept while Congress debates whether to keep separate service secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Associated Press
Washington
Sun
Sumy and Navy High Command
Wagford
AIAY
Batterson
Fester Lang
Forrestal
Chester Weimitz
Dwight D. Risenthower
Naliong
Beevethcy
Patterson
Uri
Congress
Women’s Post Receives Charter At Erie County Legion Meet
Anna Anderson Post No. 910 of this city received its charter as the first women’s post in the district. District Commander Henry Wheeler presented the charter to Commander June Ficcardi at the Erie County Legion Council session with East Line Post 771. Attendees included Leona Holton, Helen Kashage, and reps from Corry post. The council planned county participation in hosting National Commander Paul Griffith visit on February 26 at Meadville’s Kingsley Hall with a 7 p.m. banquet and a reception for other national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
American Legion
Persionet
Henry Wheeler
Erie County Legion Council
East Line
June Ficcardi
Erie
Leona Holton
Helen Kash Age
Corry Women's Post
Wheeler Dustin Butters
Leon Brown
Bloyd Stowe
Elmer C. Carrier
Harry Means
Union City
Erie County
Paul H. Griffith
Kingsley Hall
Stone Church
Meadville
Griffith
Clyde H. Rankin
Edward Linski
Andy Pravier
Rogers Turner Post
Nnsts
Ross Likely To Be Erie Mayor In Mayoral Feud
Erie report states veteran supporters and key city officials met to discuss the vacancy as Charles H. Barber may leave to a government post. The closed session aimed to position Chester W. Zerbe and others for the mayoral race with Harry Jebes and Will Barber named as possible organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ross
Charles H. Barber
Eye
Chester
W. Zerbe
Birber
Mr. Ross
Harry ‘Jebes
Barber
Hurrishig
Welrara
Goveelec
Ale
Rent control upheld in regional court ruling
In Scranton Judge T Linus Hoban sustained regional rent limits. Attorney Raymond Bailkowski said the Landlords Union would appeal to higher courts. In Washington prices rise on wholesale sugar ceilings boosting retail rates about a quarter cent per pound. The Agriculture Department meanwhile plans national dairy and sugar price supports and a sugar price increment for February through April. A former State Department employee Carl Aldo Maraani faces federal fraud charges over misrepresentation of Communist party membership. In London, after a major transport strike, normal trading returned as 85 000 workers resumed duties tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Schanton
T. Linus Hoban
Raymond Bailkowski
Washington
CFA
Young
Clarke
Carl Aldo Maraani
State Department
Communist Party
Clark
House Ways and Means Committee Votes to Extend War Taxes
Washington January 17 by 21 unanimous vote the House Ways and Means Committee approved extending wartime excise taxes on liquors jewelry furs and many other goods and services. Chairman Knutson Minnesota said another bill would extend wartime postal rates raising local mailing charge from two to three cents and lifting costs in other categories. The tax framework follows President Truman's recommendation for automatic toll back of excess revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and ‘Means
Knutson
R-Minn
Truman
Recruiting Stalemate Persists As Units Organize In Pa
Harrisburg January 17 federal recognition was granted to 19 Pennsylvania National Guard units as part of postwar reorganization. Eleven are elements of the 23rd Infantry Division and others form the new anti aircraft brigade built on World War II units. Recognition brings total postwar PNG units to 68 with more awaiting inspection and restocking. Units now eligible for uniforms weapons and department stocks while retroactive pay begins. District officers indicate little activity for Company A recruiting likely to continue for at least a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania National Guard
Ledici
State Guard
States Guard
Ponte] Andi
Harrisburg
Jenns
23Th Infantry Division
Elgish
Slocotion
Ogi Infantry
Edinboro mother offers to sell eye for children's future
A impoverished Edinboro mother, Mrs Didion, 12 children, sought bids to exchange one eye for funds to support her family. She would sell both eyes if possible, hoping the money would cover basic needs and allow her children to have a better life amid health troubles and limited work opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Edinboro
Ernst
Carpentur
Didion
Milly
Childran
Trains Crash Near Bakersfield Leaves Dozens Dead
A Southern Pacific passenger train derailed after hitting a broken rail 12 miles from Bakersfield California. Officials report multiple deaths and many injuries with chaotic scenes as rescuers work to assist victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bakersfield
Galif
Jan, Jr
Norman Howee
Southern Pacific
Here
Werts
Kern County General Hospital
Calif
Jack Kiethley
Kiethley
San Prunvisuo
Los Angeles
Oly
Kern
Six more truckers held after area crackdown
Six additional urea truck drivers were detained by Corey State Police over recent days, bringing total penalties to 13 for overloading vehicles beyond weight limits. Most fines target trucks with registration plates showing a gross weight under 18,100 gallons, while one truck exceeded load by more than 4 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Wesalih
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