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07 Jul 1948
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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 07, 1948
Page
1
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Moscow rejects bid to Yugoslav meeting
Tass reports that Moscow rejects a bid for a Yugoslav meeting and notes authorities outside the Red party family say Stalin’s appeal to Yugoslav Reds has failed. Albania is said to have defied Belgrade warnings to resume relations.
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Moscow
Yugoslav
Stalin
Tass
Albania
Belgrade
Palaenians Guard Frontiers Amid Yugoslav Row
Associated Press reports strong measures by Albania to guard frontiers with Yugoslavia and Greece after Belgrade talks. Tass says Albania resumes economic actions while Yugoslav and Albanian tensions escalate. Polish and other Communist states react to Cominform stance on Tito.
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Seemjedt
Rungiga Cormunists
Siti
Minneter
Stalin
Olka
Tito
Tass
Albania
Belgrace
Yugoslavia
Tom
Tirana
Atbanis
Alajis
Greece
Mibaylatina
Willshe Plie-Natien Cum Dun
Communist International Information Bureau
Argre
Yugoslav Comiuiliiiets
Warsaw
Russia
Local man held for theft charge in Erie county court
Athon Bilge and Ewwupenn Tosely were held for the next term of Erie county court on larceny charges after a hearing this afternoon. Bigelow, accused by Prank Vin Howie, is alleged to have stolen $120 from a wallet left in trousers in a Washiron area. The wallet reportedly had $150 before the loss, with $90 missing. The plaintiff testified the defendant was the only nearby person at the time. Bond set at $900 for his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athon Bilge
Ewwupenn
Tosely
Erie County Court of Larceny
Nes
Cabbet
Bigelow
Vin~ Howie
Europeat
Wishovie
Teken
Edgewater Tanker Fire Off Lake Michigan Tragedy Reported
Bulleting from Lumington Michigan states five crewmen were lost when the tanker Edgewater caught fire on Lake Michigan. Two miles southwest of Kure the Coast Guard rescued seven crewmen as the blaze was brought under control. A separate dispatch from London notes British subjects reportedly murdered in Palestine amid a UN truce conference. In Prague former President Benes drew cheers as police dispersed a brief street demonstration.
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Associated Press
Lumington
Mich
Warnart
Edgewater
Lake Michigan
Kure
Fartington Coast Guard
Lonton
Palestine
Unum Vot Lethali Lewin Extranet
United Nation
Pragud
Cuechostuvalda
Edward Benes
Praguw
Svubudne Slovo
Skol
Benes
One Fatality, Forty Four Hurt in County Road Accidents
Distit. dauies F. Mavosey reports that 58 accidents occurred in June on county highways. One fatality, one person restrained, 26 injury crashes injuring 44 individuals, and two property damage incidents. June totals show increases over May but a drop compared to 1947. State Police arrested 415 traffic violations in the period. violations include speeding, improper lane usage, and reckless driving.
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Dauies F. Mavosey
Peniayl Walila
Lawrence Park
Ann
Bute Police
Tee County
Thoubles
Sbs
Ene
Trafic
VETERANS AIDED HERE IN JUNE 455 AIDED
Four hundred fifty five ex servicemen and dependents received assistance at the Archie W Thompson Post VFW here during the past month. A breakdown shows pension 23 education 41 hospitalization 0 outpatient treatment 27 insurance 36 personal problems 59 veterans commission 0 on the job training 41 dental care 14 miscellane ous 106. A number of inquiries about job training were noted but no official word received by the post.
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Ray Tanner
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Commission
Aber
Possible court action over miner walkout threatens steel industry
Washington July 7 government attorneys rush to file for an injunction to halt a 40 000 miner strike in steel industry coal mines amid disputes over contract terms Taft Hartley act and union shop clause are cited while National Labor Relations Board officials interview union and captive mine representatives Denham to decide if charges merit federal court action Pittsburgh reports say about 40 000 miners in captive pits idle with 51 000 commercial miners in western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Indiana slow to return after a 10 day vacation workers idle in sympathy may amount to a quarter of the nations 100 000 bituminous miners
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Washington
John L. Lews
United Mine Workers Union
Cor
Robert W. Denton
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Nloyshop
NLRB
Danham
Denham
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Worlk
Pittsburgh
Reidsoday
Dle
Steel Company
United Mine Worker
West Virgins
Indiana
UMW
Bub
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Annual Cory Day at Geloron Parlor on Chautauqua Lake
Unclear copy notes Cory Day events at Geloron Parlor near Chautauqua Lake with Sunday programming announced by management. Mentions of pricing, entertainment, and local residents, but many garbled phrases obscure specifics and outcomes of the event.
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Geloron Parl
Chautauqua Lake
Doctooh
Sethlerem
Poli
Jeynex
Bishop
Prautfoita
Two Killed in Plant Blast in Seattle
A blast at the Vilamin fish processing plant in Ballard Seattle killed two workers Rolland Stubberns 27 and John Zenger and injured a third Walter Lamphere badly. The explosion shattered store windows four miles away and shook homes. Officials said unknown cause may involve fish oil processing and several explosive materials were in the plant.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Northwest
Freeni
Tyle Branchflower Company
Pnaily Ballard
Hanes
Rolland Stubberns
John Zenger
Phint
Tolind
Walter Lamphere
C. B. Bricksuen
City Council Discusses Sewers and Street Work
City Council debated sewer system upgrades to curb flood damage and possible cleaning machinery purchases. Bill 184, a cigarette tax repeal, passed. Officials delayed action on Roy Aikens junk yard and requested Bell Telephone pole removal to aid parking plans. Planning for building insurance, bond negotiation, street paving, and warning signs was set, with full attendance except Robert Price on vacation.
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Cense
Don Williams
Connell
Roy Aikens
Main Street
Cornell
Bell Telephone
Est Main Street
Birst Avenue
Ita
West Main Street
Ross Fehrman
A. Zelameck and Son
J. Fred Kinley
Pennsylvania Gas Company
BAEY
Martin Gregor
Erie County
Comeil
West Pleasant Street
Robert Price
Move to Quash Dietsch Trial Delays Hearing on Motions
Judge to hear motion to quash the Dietsch case as defense presses for dismissal. The Miami area drug store and jewel theft matter involves Marguerite Wagner 81 and Anna Kayial 48 with co-defendant Dietsch, plus related federal charges and prior parole breach. The district court set trial dates in July, with prosecutors pursuing charges under the National Stolen Goods Act and related offenses.
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Teeday's
Easton Dun
Didaely
Marguerite Wagner
West Palm Beach Drug Store
Anna Kayial
Clevesand
Dieluch
Miami
Dietsch
Ohio
Gas Tax Hike Seen Next Year
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Duff signals a 1848 session push to raise gasoline tax to fund highway construction. The Highways Department will seek the increase, while Duff also announces a 000,000 annual pay boost for 12,000 workers and a five cent hourly raise for all day workers effective August 1 to reflect higher living costs.
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Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Highways Department
Duff
Secretary of Highways
Highidys
Nile
Jewish Arab Battle Rages as UN Peace Hopes Fade
The article reports ongoing Jewish Arab clashes with faded UN peace prospects. UN Palestine mediator Bernadotte reiterates willingness to continue talks despite tensions. A ceasefire plan expiration looms with Arabs and Jews uncertain on extension. reports describe exchanges and casualties near Tel Aviv and surrounding areas.
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Persh Gatro
Tel Aviv
Bernadotte
Dub
Hopelil
Lake Suicewss
Britaih
W Security Damen
Bus Hits Power Pole Kills Two in New York City Route
An Associated Press report notes a Greyhound bus from New York City crashed into a power pole near Pembroke, Batavia area. Two dead include Carol Fredericks Elshimaer 20 and Henry Daniel Hulse 21. Eight injured along with the driver. Henry Dallas 29 among survivors.
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Bn Associated Press
Batavia
la Frame
Buttaly
New York City
Pembroke
Carol Fredericks Elshiheimer
Guayorl
Ung
Henry Daniel Hulse
Ut Cuihi
Bill
Ingeludedt
Franklin Engler
Allue Iak City
Truman Faces Pressure Over Running Mate Choice
Speculation swirls as Democratic delegates arrive for the national convention. Eisenhower’s possible withdrawal shifts momentum toward Truman. California and New Jersey factions debate a candidate pairing, with James Roosevelt urging a Saturday meeting to finalize a rival slate. A New York spokesman notes Eisenhower’s exit may push New York’s 98 votes to Truman. Illinois could rally behind Truman as Hugh Scott notes broad support for the president.
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Philadmlheia
Guy
Trugian
Cebera
Washington
Philadelphia
California
New Jerney
Eisenhower
William O. Douglas
Truman
James Roosevelt
Druman
Hisehhower
New York Party
Delega
Ion
Scott Hucas
Tru
Police probe stalls in Corry child death
Police inquiry stalls over the death of Gertrude Divis, a Corry child aged one, after reports place the incident near Byckenstiay Gre east of Corry. Witnesses dispute whether the drowning was accidental as investigators await autopsy and statements from guardians.
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Corry
Gertrude Divis
Third Avenue
Byckenstiay Gre
Coury
Byimene
Sheffield Man Pays for Thefts at Connie's Deli
Sheffield man Sharles Bligmor was arrested Monday evening after being caught shoplifting at Connie's Deli Wes. He paid restitution of $6 and costs and was released with no further record. Officers trailed him to the store where pockets held small items. receipts indicated purchases of drinks. A separate note reports a search for baby Donald Somerset, a 28 month old missing since Friday near Kooser State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharles Bligmor Sheffield
Connie
Delfentessen
Mali
Thyestigalinn
Bliss Awvine
Bliss
Wes
West Main Street
Somerset
Vont
Lloyd Collie
Rural Ridge
Berlin plans two year drive to bind city to Soviet zone
Soviet licensed papers report Berlin will be economically tied to the Soviet occupation zone for two years. They urge residents not to misread blockade efforts and outline a German republic plan tied to the East. The dispatch covers convoys, reactions, and calls for new talks among big powers amid Berlin tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
Beyita
Paul Wii
Isles
Peery
AE Barly
Beytin
Bath
Bryell Finegan
Air Force
Foelay
Congress of Basen
Teseh Berlin
Louis W. Bakes
Allentown Pa
Germay
Sovet-scensed
Moscow
Zeitng
Sxitiz
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