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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
Jul 03, 1947
Page
1
Four Nations Caught in Middle by Soviet Action
Paris and Washington report four European nations Poland France Italy and Czechoslovakia face pressure as Molotov rejects participation in a Western led aid plan. The Marshall proposal breakdown sparks fears of a broader East West clash over European security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Russia
aMantion of
Europe
Marshall
Paris
Molotov
Amnion of Europe
Mississippi River floods threaten Missouri towns
June 4 update reports continued river surge and flood damage along the Mississippi and its tributaries near St. Louis, with estimated losses to Hood and related concerns. Ford Motor Co. withdraws recognition of the Foreman’s Association as bargaining agent for certain supervisory employees under the Taft Hartley act. US President Truman asks Congress for quick action on legislation to approve a trusteeship for Pacific islands formerly mandated to Japan and seeks UN backed transfer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Exon
Grand Towse
Mil
St. Louis
Soi
Mississippi
Missouri
Tow
Wishwla
Priamt
Ford Motor Co
Toreman's Association of America
Wytt-Marttey
Ford
Washington
Trumain
Congress
United States
Pacific Islands
Japan
United Nations
Securly Connell
Bevin and Bidault Confer Over Marshall Plan Efforts
In Paris British Foreign Secretary Bevin and French Foreign Minister Bidault confer on rallying western Europe around the Marshall plan despite concerns from Molotov. Poland is eager for American relief while in the Soviet sphere, Moscow may oppose cooperation with the West. The French Communist party looms large amid possible Moscow directives shaping Western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidaulti
Molloy
France
Soviet Union
Europe
Molotov
le Bourget
Moscow
Bevin
Clos
Bidault
London
Poland
Germany
Ootcher
Three Die In Erie County June Crashes
Lieutenant James F. Maroney of Troop E announced Erie County State Police investigated 60 accidents outside cities during June 1987, including three fatal crashes with three deaths and 42 injuries from 26 injury accidents. Property damage totaled 1318 dollars, an 80 percent rise from June 1948. Police notes 574 patrols and 168 traffic arrests in Erie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Maroney
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Evie County
Erie County
Woman's Arm Cut in Unusual Accident
Mys J O Phelps of North Center street was treated at Cory Hospital for a deep laceration in her right arm after a glass dish shattered while she removed it from a refrigerator. Doctors attributed the incident to a sudden temperature change causing the dish to crack and pieces to injure her arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mys.j
Police Probe Route 97 Wreck Involving Cars And Tractor-Trailer
Police investigate a Route 97 collision west of Talon City in which a car driven by Andrew Sayhblick and a tractor-trailer driven by Lawrence Murdock sideswiped on opposite sides of the highway. Two girls in Sayhblick's car were injured. vehicle damage estimated at 400 to 600 dollars. Witness Raymond Below reported Sayhblick appeared to lose control after the crash. Police continued efforts to determine how the vehicles ended up on opposite sides of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong
Talon City
Andrew Sayvhblik
Centerville
Lawrence Murdock
Raymond Below
KD 2
Union City
Shild
Pal U
Farley Severs With FDR In 1940 Split Revealed
Freeman Farley recounts a Hyde Park confrontation with Franklin D. Roosevelt over a third term in 1940. He says Roosevelt initially refused candidacy, then suggested he would run, insisting only he could lead during a perilous era. Farley recalls the decisive moment before the July Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey Washington
A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Parley
Roosevelt
Opilier
Hyde Park
N.Y
Farley
Rutiety
Two Die In Separate June Traffic Crashes
June traffic report from Garp. T Hubley states two men died in crashes at Routes 8 and Ad south of Wattsburg during June. Eight others were injured in area collisions. 15 accidents caused $4850 in property damage. Patrols conducted 245, leading to 63 traffic arrests. Also 10 criminal investigations and six miscellaneous cases, plus 328 information requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Garp. T. Hubley
Army Recruiting Opens Here According to Official Notice
Army recruiting offices will open in the city with hours from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily through Saturday. Staff will provide information on enlistment, reductions, and home service options, with doorways at the post office. The program includes full-time service and time off, and officials urged men to visit for complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isc
Edward Gi Lilirin
Muncy Itlwr
Sildadues
Manays
Silurdiys
Arty
Sas
Fiat Line
Duff Pushes State Mental Health Plans Amid 1947 Reforms
Governor Duff touted Pennsylvania’s $582,000,000 mental health program to rehabilitate neglected facilities as a major 1947 achievement. He highlighted 22 institutions, crowded and understaffed, plus a school exultation program, cancer and TB efforts, and a teacher pay bill costing $48,000,009. He pledged rapid completion and broader tax measures to aid local districts and a conservation program funding dam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Serior
James A. Duffa
Radio and Pelice
Duff
Tal
Pennsylvania
Holp
Bucci Says Politics Caused His Dismissal
Philadelphia July 9 Philip Bucci, a state deputy adjutant general, says politics caused his dismissal after he refused to follow orders. Frank A Weber, Adjutant General, cited insubordination. Bucci contends he remained loyal to veterans causes and GI Taxicab Association efforts despite his resignation being rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philip Ancel
Wilitie
Bucci
Treasury report shows daily balances and expenditures
Treasury report from Washington recounts expenditures of 148 023 and balance of 3 020 402 1927 13 with a debt decrease of 165 274 840 394. The figures include an 85 046 and 595 047 expenditure line and a 256 210 848 89 debt figure noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington,uty
Labor Board Rebuffed by CIO Union in Pittsburgh
The illustration depicts conflict as the CIO affiliated union rejects the Taft-Hartley labor board setup. The Steelworkers, led by Philip Murray, decline to submit disputes to the new board, citing policy to avoid entangling with federal rulings and urging peaceful collective bargaining between employers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Inhiman
Wilson
Rollisthe
Tnoe
CO United Teptrien, Radin and Machine Workers of America
New York
Focal Amions
New Labor Board
Ourpolicy
Taft-Hartley
NAM ‘National Association of Manumobiers
O10
Philip Murray
Nits
Mew
City men named 10 Army project volunteers
Two Curry men Edgar Alexander and James R. Humphries have been named medical administrative volunteers and quartermaster in a War Department preparedness program. The plan includes locating an army facility to house equine and support brainine headquarters. Activation of Army reserve organizers follows Eisenhower warning that the Great Lakes area could be among first attacked in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Edgar Alexander
North Center Street
James R. Humphies
East
Bond Street
War Department
Gray
Dwight Eisenholwer
Grea Lakes
Mrs Josephine De Angelo Found Responsible in Husband Murder
In Reading Pennsylvania an inquest held in a funeral parlor concluded Mrs Josephine De Angelo, a mother of seven, was responsible for the stabbing death of her unemployed husband. She cried in broken English as she embraced six daughters and a son, saying she suffered for 30 years and could not help it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Nieny
Helst
Sven Chilldren
Josephine de Angelo
Convict May Found Guilty in War Frauds Case
Washington Ex Congress Andrew J May a former House military committee chair was found guilty by a federal court jury of selling influence for bribes linked to the Garsson armaments combine. Henry and Murray Garsson and May faced multiple counts, with the jury returning guilty verdicts after a brief deliberation.
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Associated Frese Washington
Dilly
Andrew J. May
Wantiow
House Military Committee
Henry
Murray Garsson
Kentucky
Verdick
Owever
George E. Wells
Wne
Ire Coube
Sk May
Fn Wy
Garson Munillars
Thesjonse
Pachal
Boh
Charles J. Marpiogtl
Siew
Fresh veto looming over tax cut bill in Congress
Washington July 3 The Associated Press reports Democrats predict a presidential veto on a carbon copy tax reduction bill. Republicans press for quick passage but intend to alter its timing to become effective next Tuesday. Senate action likely late next week after farm relief decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stata
Senate
Hefeh D-Nmi
Truman
Hatch
Charman Boutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means
Merfim
R-Mass
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Quiet July Holiday Observance Warns Autoists
July observers are warned to keep roads safe as Independence Day activities unfold. City officials plan patrols along main routes while crowds assemble at public sites and local businesses report strong weekend demand. Police emphasize driving prudence to prevent accidents and ensure families reach homes before dark.
House Committee Scrutinizes Truman Aid Requests
The ToS appropriations committee examined President Truman's foreign aid requests including 490,000,000 for Greece and Turkey. Chairman Taber announced tentative approval of 100,000,000 and 361,000,000 for relief and stabilization programs as testimony supported the aid while other members pressed for tighter restraint amid broader foreign policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Tos Appropriations Committee
Greece
Turkey
Reninen
Iygy
Taber
Liieell
Jenushara
Abere
Dewi Roy sWshi
Estiny Abwil
Tppy Hariabion
Mace
Jon
Tukey
State Department
Hille Orhone
Allegheny River Canal Still May Be Approved
Washington Jilly reports engineers remain undecided on Allegheny River canal between East Brady Pennsylvania and Olean New York. A June 30 preliminary survey note cites mixed economic justification based on current information. Rep. Goyin Pa expresses confidence that regional groups will argue for the survey’s economic justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jilly
St~ny
East Brady
Olean
N.Y
Goyin
R-Pa
Allegheny
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
Miners 10 Get Pay Hike In Major Wage Pact
United Mine Workers advance toward a historic wage contract as miners face a potential industry-wide pattern. Major operators and steel producers weigh in on the tentative deal offering 44 percent hourly pay increases, with belief a broader acceptance may trigger an extended shutdown if rejected. Government actions push private ownership and forced gear changes for pit operations amid lingering inflation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ohn L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Cilie
Northern Cormerciies
Ue Soft Pawl
Penhowth
Earliun
Midwest
UMW
Phay
Plen
Gavin Demands Halt of Russian Oil and Steel Shipments
July 8 report from Washington cites Rep. Leon Savin urging a halt on oil shipments to Russia and bans on steel exports tied to American petroleum interests. The antigrease faction warns of shortages and urges keeping energy exports while restricting critical materials for Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin
Washington
Russia
Leon Savin
Tomy Alkkine
Pussia
Japan
Chapin's Corry Store Starts Incorporation
Corry retail enterprise to become F. C. Chapin and Son Inc as Lawnc es cwmiry pruvenning ue and C. Chapin and Son begin incorporation with Ropk Brown acting for the firm. The business will include Yanghild Chapin and Norris Chapin, with Mrs Chapin as manager, continuing the same line of merchandise.
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Establishmimnt
F.C. Chapin Uni Gon “Inc
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