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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 29, 1947
Page
1
Untitled listing of tools and sale items at Warren estate
A sale listing describes tools and household items to be sold at a public auction at the Lyons borough estate. Items include work equipment, wood working gear, drill pipes, extension chairs, tables, and various pulleys. Auction is scheduled for 2 o clock with proceeds directed to the estate of Letne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arieles
Etoneer
Ruibher
Bret Ing
Tigger
Lyons Tsburg
Bennsyl
T Warren
U S Drops China Mediation Efforts Amid China Ties
State Department announced the United States will end mediation between Chiang Kai-shek's government and the Communists in China. The withdrawal includes terminating the executive headquarters in Peiping and demobilizing U S personnel. Marshall had led the earlier peace mission, with U S troops and officers slated for redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Wrest
North China
U. S
Washington
United States
Mae
State Department
Committee of Res
Gas Tank Blast Near Pleasantville Sparks Windows Fallout
A gas tank blast at the Northern Ordnance Company oil field about eight forty p m damaged nearby homes a mile from Emerson where seven died in a prior fire. No workers were present. cause unknown. the compressor plant remained intact as responders secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
PleasantVille
Fae Keene
Iile
James Fmer
Sam Weaver
Wayne Sterling
Fumlige
Northern Ordenance Company
Comprestior
Thy
Gaulery
Oil Company
Bert Bayles
True Bills in Corry Grand Jury Indictments
Corry grand jury returns 28 true bills including two local men Frank Daniels and John Pitch indicted for larceny receiving stolen goods and drawing checks. Daniels held for court after alleged room entry and weapon disposal linked to a European Hotel incident. Pitch bound over for trial on multiple check-writing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Fitch
Devert
Corry
Ian
Alderman Cobbett
Daniela
Prink Litz
John Pitch
Conditrome
Hinton City
Dutt Ovine
Titohy
Alderman Cobett
OPA Acknowledges Need for New Sugar Legislation
An unnamed high OPA official said new legislation covering industrial sugar users is necessary to enable any sugar rationing program. He noted a court ruling invalidated the historical use method and that without a new approach, OPA cannot allocate sugar after April 1. A February 7 hearing on the appeal and a February 14 decision are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
OPA
Fy Dickinson
Lefts
Indiairy Opa
Varl of
Prisoners Escape Army Jail by Hacksawing Through Bars
Five inmates at Fort Jay on Governors Island in New York Harbor cut bars with a hacksaw and fled during a New Year’s Eve escape attempt. A contraband weapon was found in their cell and one prisoner who refused to join the escape was left behind. Authorities believe the men may have swum about 200 feet from the shoreline after breaking out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Governor's Taland
New York Harbor
Fort Jay
Ps. Dik
N. G
Zhorw
Crash kills Bishop and 25 in remote Chinese area
A Chinese national airliner carrying Methodist Bishop Schuyler Garth of Madison and his wife along with 24 others was found wrecked and burning about 100 miles west of Hankow. Air officials feared no survivors as search teams reached the remote site amid a mounting death toll and scattered foreign passengers from several missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Shanghai
Schuyler Edward Garth
Madison
Wis
Hinson
China
John Papajic
New York City
Chinese National Aviation Corp
R. A. Vick
The
American Baptists (North
Cheshire
Conn
F. Miller
Canada
B. Kitchen
United Church of Canada
ONAC
Jack M. Blnckmbore
West Los Angeles
Calif
Chungking
Hong Kong
Caiton
Boyett Freed In Old Murder Case
Raiford Florida January 29 31 years of worry and a year in prison followed C A Boyett as he prepared to return to Uniontown Pennsylvania to work as a barber He killed his friend John in a drunken night near Marianna May The man was sentenced to second degree murder but escaped in 1915 and later married in Pennsylvania He was recaptured in 1946 and sent to the state prison pardon officials recommended serving until 3 years and wiping the word bigamy from his record He remarried in May last year to a Pennsylvania wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Raiford
C. A. Boyett Toray
Uniontown
Jayett
John
Sen
Marianna
Fig
Bewag
Abate
Fie
Weolworth
Powers
Pennsylvania
Boyett
Movida
WibWotons
Pasole Comprissoners
Pardon Board
Bigamone
Baycht
Pirie
Lili Peninsylvania
Income Tax Fight Opening In House
In Harrisburg the state budget inquiry opened as a special committee seeks facts on the deficit and how to finance Governor Davis social welfare programs. Leaders urge an independent study to marshal figures from multiple sources and clarify the state’s financial needs for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dan
Biehl
Dait
Geterill Assembly
Beard WB
Logan
Lundaet
Duff
Assembly
House
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter
Senate
Weldon B.heyburn
Marshall
Dui
Tunis
HG. Andrews
D-Cambria
Wight
Overhaul of Wagner act urged by Thea R Iserman
Thea R Iserman from New York urged Congress to overhaul the Wagner act, calling it the root of unsatisfactory labor relations in the United States. She said the Senate Tabor Committee represents companies with tens of thousands of employees and wants reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theafore
R. Iserman
New York
Congress
Tserman
Senate Tabor
Atomic Energy Security Leaks Prompt Secret Senate Session
Sen Lor announces serious breaches in atomic energy security and calls for secret sessions on nominations to the Atomic Energy Commission. David Lilienthal, head of the commission, testifies about the Smyth report and past disclosures affecting security, with McMahon and other senators pressing for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wasilington
Sene Lor
Jobe
Tckenlooper
Senale Atomic Energy
Windip
David
Lillenthal
Weltman
Cheterhan
Atomic Energy Commission
Bingeshreuch
Mc[pauian
D-Conti
Tulenvin
Robert B. Baehov
Lewis Strauss
Sumier
Fiie
Lilienthal
K. D. Micellar
Dtenn
Sengie Ud Gil
State Dept 10 to Be Reorganized as House Probes
Washington January 29 The House foreign affairs committee questions Secretary Marshall on reorganizing the State Department and plans an immediate meeting to start the inquiry. It weighs whether Marshall will provide information on organization personnel and policies and how the United States participates in international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
State Department
House Foreign Stratus Committee
Rep. Jonkan
United States
Moseny
Germany
United Nations
Jan
Rep
Engel
R-Mich
Knuiser
R-Minn
Fknutson
Taft
Senate Labor Committee
Flys
Schwellenbach
Monk
Twit
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Warren R. Austin
Austin
White House
Byrd Expedition Seeks Supplies From Bay of Whalers
WPTLE Ameriga reports Byrd party in Little America tent town requests Ted and bread. Cargo ships Yuncey Mémek and Molin Bignpis forced back by wind and chop. Planes may depart from the carrier Philippine Sea if weather clears by Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameriga
Jiyed
Bay of Whaler
Amonl
Little America
Yuncey
Mémek
Wesley
Philippine Sea
Tates Hichard B. Byrd
Wilder
América
Kidnappers' Victim May Now Be Dead
Palestinian police fear a British bank clerk abducted Sunday by underground militants may have died from injuries during the kidnapping. A second British captive, Judge Ralph Windham, was released. Rumors claimed FH A Collins was killed. authorities investigate amid martial law talk at Government House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine Police
Collins
Nnt Ceri
Ater
Wisble
Thad
Government House
Corry Youth Joins Naval Reserve Training Cruise
Don Dickinson of Corry is among six Erie county youths selected for a 14 day cruise aboard the USS Wisconsin. The group reports to Erie Naval Reserve Armory this Saturday then sails from New York to Cristabel in the Canal Zone. Dickinson will serve as a seaman, with most service time expected in the Pacific and Philippine areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don' Dickinson
Don Dickinson
Corry
Navy
Erie Naval Reserve
Erie County
New York City
Canal Zone
Corty Youll
Naval Reserve
Erle
Coury
Bele
Tuller
Dickinson
Nise Tork
Rasher
Cristabe
Cung
State to Award $500 WWI Veteran Bonus in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report states House may approve a state bonus up to 500 dollars for about 114000 World War I veterans in Pennsylvania. The plan adds 10 dollars per month of domestic service and 15 dollars after discharge, with a total cap of 500 per veteran funded by a bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ann
Baker Roger /R-Lancaster
House
Military Affairs Committee
Diuit
Sewice
Roger
Police Warn Roads Slippery Across Region
Police issued a warning about icy roads as freezing conditions returned. Early today numerous cars stalled on highways near the city and some sustained damage after slipping on ice while travel was slowed and bus service reduced. Colder weather is expected later with continued dangerous driving conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubley
Boeing
Hroven
Treasury Report Summary From Washington January Update
Treasury figures show total debt at 259 billion 024 million 474 thousand 197 dollars and 95 cents with expenditures at 497 168 543.26 and balance 3 084 002 016.55. The record notes a January date and references a new firevirus entry with a value of 21.262.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
The
Treasury Japansy
Knutson plan drew protest as unfair to small payers
Lawmakers debated tax cuts and labor measures as Rep Engel charged Knutson’s proposal would only lightly ease taxes for the poor while benefitting higher incomes. Senate and House panels weighed universal military training and diplomacy reforms amid mixed opinions and potential compromises.
Medico-Sleuths in National Drive on Infantile Paralysis
A fragmented report outlines doctors and police collaborating in a nationwide effort to study infantile paralysis. It mentions field tests, laboratory work, and support from the National Foundation and March of Dimes as the push to find a cure or control progresses.
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Joreet
State Dept
U.S
Gebern Marshall
Atate
Generalisma
Chiang Kai-Bhol
Michael J. McDermott
Jin Hrellet
Marinus
Marshall Teft
Chim
CEA
Teanhell
Toymiula
Wisconsin
CNAG
Florida
House Labor Committee
Juin E. Tewls
United Mine Workers
Gewls
Wall
Provident Framan
Charlns G. Boss
Morgenthau Ry
Asuncion
Farnimay
Dimimunique
Paraguay
London
Enel Ie
Smyth
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Byrd Party
Palestine
Treasury Report
Knutson
Michigan
Thoreand
Bek Weeter
Miles
Njalust Infanilie
Peralpelee
Founéleul
Paritvale
Dima
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