24 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary record shows Ahith Dias and Corny seeking interest in a paving project near Victor Mong south area. Mentions mortgage terms for B. Rogers dated May 12, 1896, in Brin County with a payment schedule and legal actions connected to property and family matters.
Washington report notes Eisenhower’s exit from presidential race nudges speculation toward Vandenberg as a possible third man. Sparkman and Taft offer cautious comments while Dewey and Stassen stay silent. Oregon backers push for draft and California and Nebraska efforts press for ballot access despite Eisenhower’s stance.
Roget W Babson argues inflation is a supply and demand issue not a universal rise. He says curbing buying or boosting production lowers prices, and outlines how ceilings on rents affect building and rents long term while production expands to balance markets. He notes wages vs real wages and predicts continued inflation effects until supply grows.
The Navy Mutiges Club of Corry seeks to enroll all local men and women who served in World War II. Enrollment blanks are available from Navy mothers or Mrs Harry Thayer and Mrs Phaling Durham. Names will be sent to Washington for a national honor roll and shrine preservation. Deceased and living veterans are eligible for enrollment.
In Munich on January 24 the Bizonal Council acts to wipe out black market food schemes and hoarding as part of a broad rationing effort. Bavarian authorities plan a nationwide strike and urge unions and farmers to divert food into a common pool while reporting all sales. The six month old Bizonal Council decreed full reporting for farmers and food handlers. The U S Army pledges to raise daily calories from 1550 to 1800 by July 1 and expects food collection to cover about 80 percent of ration targets. The strike, resuming in 26 major cities, disrupted transport and industry before ending at midnight.
Maryland authorities and the Coast Guard searched for a two way COAST GUARD plane feared lost in a severe winter snowstorm. The aircraft, identified as Lockhord Lodeath, was en route from Newark to Washington and diverted to Baltimore when contact was lost after clearance for landing. Four crew were aboard.
Two former Corry Salvation Army officers, Brigadier John H. Brunner and Mrs. Brunner, promoted to city commanders in Columbus O, effective February 1. They previously led the Rochester NC post for 15 years, where Brunner directed a citadel costing 850000 and oversaw the opening of a wife and children’s home and a Summer camp. Their leadership reportedly expanded emergency relief and women’s programs.
A Pennsylvania Mayor Control Board hearing in Erie was postponed. Albert Mac Marulitt faces potential action on his liquor license at Magliarditti's on South Center Street after police cited him for possession of several bottles of whisky and other violations. The new hearing date will determine whether the license is suspended, revoked, or no action is taken.
Chowle Red Cop Hopkins itinerant polats leer was convicted of murder in the first degree for the rapers slaying of Mrs. Kathryn Hazel of Applegarth. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state prison.
Paris reports France will devalue the franc without International Monetary Fund consent though no withdrawal from the fund is planned. A foreign ministry spokesman said France respects IMF rights but Paris believes members may pursue money reform independently. In the Holy Land, renewed exchanges of fire occurred as British troops clashed with Arab raiders amid a convoy disruption. In Florence a 24 hour general strike ended with police confronting unemployed demonstrators.
City council approves amendment to ordinance authorizing parking meters on Friday evenings from 6 to 9 p m and extending control to Saturday night. Plan requires third reading. measure becomes effective within ten days of approval. Local merchants supported longer hours.
January report from Lewistown Pennsylvania states a six year old child perished in a family home fire that gutted the residence near Perrace. Dr Robert W White Fulton County coroner identified the victim as Shirley Osborne. The tragedy followed a car accident two years earlier that killed her? body removed from a bed by a relative after flames spread to the upper level. The fire origin traced to the feline presence and spread through the house, with siblings Tuthharona and Charles Jr 18 sleeping in another room.
A Corry area housing project faces delays from high timber costs and material shortages, coupled with rent control by federal agencies. Local industrial firms seek to attract skilled workers by constructing 15 to 40 modern dwellings, but financing uncertainties and tentative cooperation have stalled progress. If housing remains unavailable, existing plants risk losing key workers and limiting expansion plans.
Aged widow Mrs Lina Bachrach and sailor Charles Grady died as flames tore through Melrose Park and West Philadelphia homes. Grady’s wife and sister-in-law suffered burns. 21 apartments burned in the Melrose Court fire displacing multiple families. In Mason Town, Pa., Kowire Cleaning and Dye Co plant was leveled by a blast and fire, injuring ten workers.
London 24 Associated Press Bevin proposes a western German state to win support from France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg in a bid to create a western Europe bloc. Churchill and other MPs back the move amid debate while Soviet media cast it as a Western alliance ploy. Washington signals cautious interest as Western Europe eyes a lasting security framework.
A swirling weekend snowstorm looms over Gerry and western Nevada as alrang winds push heavy snowfall across the state. Ohio and West Virginia see the storm, with near zero visibility in Pittsburgh areas Mercer Blairsville and Brookville. Northwest regions report heavy flurries and forecasters expect up to ten inches in parts of the state.
A 17 year old Corey mai pleaded guilty to violations of the State Motor Code and was held on $200 bail. Leon Wynn of 1087 East Main street was arrested after a north Center street crash that damaged three vehicles including one owned by Dr. Paul Weed. Wynn faced charges of driving while intoxicated and driving with no license, pleaded guilty to both counts and paid fines, with a higher bond set for court. Sentencing to follow as soon as possible.
A report by M/Sgt. Donald P. Miller notes steady Army recruiting gains over the last three months with only one new modifier in November. By December enlistments jumped to a substantial level, drawing the attention of local youth and emphasizing the push for Army duty.
A biting cold wave sweeps Pennsylvania with temperatures down to 17 below in parts as gas supplies grow critical and restrictions loom with Monday as earliest relief. Northwestern towns report 17 below while Erie and nearby areas face frigid conditions and potential power strain. Chicago teachers threaten a city-wide walkout amid pay and tax issues, prompting disrupted classes and large payroll disbursements.
A government aid program hinges on drastic action to ensure relief reaches those most in need. Officials warn that without firm measures, funding gaps could delay support and frustrate beneficiary communities.
The article reports lawmakers and experts debating the future of the State Department led European recovery aid. Paul Porter warns civil war in Europe could trigger global conflict while Senator George advocates merit of an independent administrator and separate agency control. Taft and McMahon push for costed recovery plans amid Soviet opposition concerns.
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