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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1947
Page
1
Nations split on Paris conference for European recovery
Reports say Romania Yugoslavia and Poland planned not to participate in the Paris meeting on Marshall aid. Czechoslovakia indicated possible participation while Bulgaria and others showed cautious interest. Tass cited Bucharest claiming Romania would not join, and Yugoslavia and Poland preferred direct creditor talks. Prague sources noted Czechoslovakia may send ambassador Nose to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
PARAS
Paris
Pragie
Russia
Ler
Seif
Sofia
Bulgaria
Pris
Romania
Point
Yugoslavia
Isracs Czechoslovskia
Great Britain
Mange
Europe
United States
George G. Marshall
Harvyard University
Jone 5
Tass
Moscow
Tudon
Poland
Et Wa
Bucharest
Premie
Klement Gott Fee
Jan Masaryk
Prague
Train Wreck Injures Nearly 100 at Grand Central
Nearly 100 passengers are hurt when the Baltimore and Ohio Shenandoah collides with a switch engine at the Grand Central Station entrance. Three members of the Philadelphia National League baseball club are among the injured. Twenty seven receive first aid at St. Luke’s Hospital. others are treated at the scene or released. Treasury report notes July receipts and expenditures with a reduced total debt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Baltimore and Ohio
Shenandoah
Grandentral Station
St. Ke's Hospital
Chapwain
Phil
Ols
Unas
Security Council backs US arms cut plan amid warnings
The United Nations Security Council approved an American plan for arms reduction amid warnings it could undermine global regulation. Russia and Poland abstained as the vote stood 4 to 0. In India Hindu Muslim rioting continued with 28 dead and 41 injured. A Clyde Beatty circus derailment injured several in Stour, Cay. In Washington Republicans backed a bill to unify the US armed services, with optimism for passage by Thursday.
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Calcudta
Goded Sid Andre
Stour, Cay
Clyde Beatty
Mubbard
Northwestern Railway
Slous City Hospital
Flying Saucer Talk Persists Across States
Reports say disc sightings spread from Asheville to Raleigh and Greensboro as 41 states join the saucer wave. Theories range from radio controlled missiles to reflections on jet tanks. Army Air Forces say radar coverage was not expanded due to equipment limits. In a separate note, the body of Frank D. Dunicki, 25, is identified after a fall from a New Kensington bridge.
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Associated Press
America
North Carolina
Asheville
Northarolina
Greenaboro
Raleigh
North Cents
Psplan
U. S
World Inventors Congress
Los Angeles
Gould
Army Air Forces
Washington
New Kensington
Allegheny County
Allegheny River
D. Dunicki
New Kensington Bridge
Demand Full Probe Of Army Trial Procedures In Europe
Indiana Senator Jenner calls for a complete inquiry into European theater military trials. He cites documents alleging defendants lack access to chosen counsel and efforts to bar attorneys tied to the Lichfield prison case from court-martials. The memo, written by Col. Francis Vanierverker, is said to support his charges about U S Forces European Theater procedures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Venner
Rounis Marth
Pablérson
Jetiner
wryIp
Cornelius BE Yun
Germany
Francis J. Vanierverker
Jen- Wer
Hensmen
Sip
USFET
U. S
Earl J. Carveland
Thomas Lester Boley
California
Vttorneys
Seh
Marshial Ab
House approves GI pay bonds cashing plan
The House voted 386 to 0 to allow cashing of World War II GI pay bonds with option to redeem after September. The measure, backed by GAR members, aims to reduce national debt and cut government expenses. The armed services committee will form a subcommittee to study the bill tomorrow and further action is expected in the Senate calendar.
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Washington
Senate
Armed Services
Wherry Neb
House
GOP
Cub
House Armed Services Committee
Teen Confesses Slaying Woman in Ashland Kitchen
Thirteen year old Ralph Duchnoeck faced district court today on murder charges for killing 40 year old Dorothy Swenson in her Ashland home. State Police Detective Captain Joseph A. Crescia said Duchnoeck signed a written confession after the body was found on the kitchen floor.
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Associated Fresh Ashland
Mass
Ralph Duchnoeck
Dorothy Swenson
Joseph A. Crescia
Siza
Crescia
Radio Operator Relays Doctor's Words To S Pacific Save Life
Amateur radio operator Joseph Bonsted from Audubon relayed doctor’s instructions 1000 miles to Palmyra Island to assist a wounded Army air crash victim. Dr Ralph W. Davis guided remote treatment as a surgeon prepared to fly to the scene.
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S. Pacific
Associated Pre
Audubon
Nit
Joseph Hon
Steve Sherwood Barres
Phoenlcyidle
Palmyra
Guadalcanal
Hawaii
Berause
Barnes
Bonsted
Ralph W. Davis
Voters To Register Here Next Monday
Erie county commissioners announce registration days next Monday for personal applications and changes of address or party. Miss Mary Dempsey and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe will serve as registrars, with hours from 1 PM to 4 PM EST at the municipal site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Commissioners
Mary Dempsey
Lloyd Stowe
Pair of NJ brothers questioned in auto theft case
Corry State Police sub station questioned Edward and Robert Spear brothers from Colesville New Jersey after they were apprehended near Spartanburg early Sunday morning while attempting to depaly a car linked to the theft of a vehicle from Union City. Authorities in Middletown have requested hold on the pair for house breaking burglary and grand larceny charges.
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Corry
Edward
Robert Spear
Colesville
N. J
Spartanburg
New Jersey
Lynn Sill
Middletown
Spear Brothers
Night club operator charged with murder in Pittsburgh
A jury recommended Charley Peyton, a well known night club owner, be held for grand jury action on a charge of slaying his wife. A county detective said Mrs. Peyton died after accusing Peyton of firing at her. Detective Sergeant Samuel Riddle quoted her as saying Peyton shot her intentionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charley Peyton
Herp
Sluyipe
Peyton
Samuel Riddle
Charley
Dems Pinning Hopes for Delay in Senate Showdown
Congress faces a rising fight over a substitute measure as party leaders gamble on delaying a key Senate vote. Internal leaks hint at a strategy shift as property principles top the agenda and community stakes intensify.
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DEMS
Senate
Rayburn
Tax Cut Bill Returns to House in Second Vote
Washington July 8 The Republican backed tax cutting bill reappears in the House for a second vote aimed at overriding President Truman. Speaker Martin predicts passage with a comfortable margin. administration hopes ride on the Senate where a veto override could still occur.
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Washington
House
Truman
Knutson Tr Minn
Meany Gom- Talebee
Hincheltway
Martin
She Howse
Rayburn
Dtex
Anne Uhak
Senate
Corry Man Forfeits Bond After Lakewood Disorderly Fight
Arthur Thompson of South First Venue forfeited $100 bond after failing to appear on a drunk and disorderly charge plus assault and battery in Lakewood. Police say a brawl between Corry and Lakewood groups led to Thompson striking a deputy during the incident. Thompson was later released on bond and the case referenced prior injuries from a separate altercation a week earlier.
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Arthur Thompson
South
Edward Bootey
Lakewood
Thompson
Colonial Gardens
Route 177
New York State
Corry
Soderstrom
Chautau(wb County Sheriff's Department
Lawa
Gerry
Lakewood Group
Hazleton Mines Shut by Record Rainfall
Severe downpours trigger mine closures across the Hazleton area as rainfall tops new records. Weather observers report 8.29 inches at Pollsville and heavy totals along Wayne and Pike counties, with the Schuylkill River levels rising briefly before expected to recede.
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Philadelphia
Weallice Bureau
Polesville
Tonia
Reading
Wayne
Pike Coustins
City council debates street improvements and notices
City council hears petitions on street paving and sanitation along East Main West Wayne and adjoining streets. Officials authorize asphalt purchases, sewer work, railroad repairs, and police ad campaign while reporting finances and new tax figures. Also notes the death of renowned surgeon Warren B. Davis in Philadelphia.
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East Main Street
Wayne Street
Wight
Will & Blumer
C. Pnd Iuategnist
Comneliqon
Brive
Nnwntern
Suraimlon Slong
Finnigan
Main Street
Om Nori Geuter
Moemhous
West Wayne
Alvert
West Boned Street
la Cullents
Aiken Mofo Salon Pemivine
Raymond Mfg
South Center Street
East Church
Pennsylvania State Police Pension Fund
Cfty Solleibor
Pennsylvania
Renovo
Eide
Maple Avenue
Fuct
Sentences Of 3 Jews Upheld By British Ruling
Jerusalem July 1 Gen Mackill made public the death sentences against three Jews linked to a Acre area bombing. The three executed were linked to revolutionary groups and named as Jacob Weiss Abram Labbh and Meter Naker with prison terms and fines reported in the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
G. HA. MacMilles
Ulaly
Acre
MacMillan Ley
Muvine
Muvine Which 251 Prison Tng Cecapell
AN Hye
Tru Eyal Deuml
Peganlaabio
Trinaval Leumi
Yacaubh Weiss
Absalols
Plans for Kiwanis Summer Festival and Parades
The Kiwanis Club plans a Summer Festival to be held August 5 with parades in the Fourth Ward and a main festival on the school-owned lot. Prizes include a refrigerator, radio, washing machine, gas range and other awards. Drawings will determine five-day event winners with free tickets for the public. Further details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwanis
Amubctenis
Cane
Wialtiel
Corzy Skues
Kiwartty Club
Yisline
Missing boy sought in sewer near home in Columbia
Police search near the Black home in Columbia Pennsylvania for a missing infant reportedly swept into a sewer during a rainstorm. Neighbors helped as the 9 month old disappeared from the kitchen as the mother called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Howard D. Black
Miners Await Word as Southern Group Holds Fire Over Pact
A pact signed today would let 150000 soft coal miners return when ready and able and marks the highest wage in history. Owners and unions negotiated after weeks of strain, with wage gains likely to push coal prices up about a dollar per ton.
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Lewis
Associated Press
Washington
Harry NM. Moses
Sinel Comuantex
Aid
O'Neil
Nortiert
Simeoelop Pirie
Othur You Jars
Vhs Midwent
Fay West
Midwest
War West
Benjamin Pairers
U.S. Steel Corporation
Two Arrests on Motor Charges in Separate Collisions
Butte Police arrested two drivers in separate traffic crashes near Wattsburg and Spartansburg. William Rhodes of 505 West Smith Street faced a charge after his car collided with Park Morrow’s heading toward Corry, causing about $190 damage near a service station. Frank Popovich of Spartansburg was arrested after his vehicle reportedly crossed into Ton Rose’s path, with both cars sustaining damage.
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Butte
Cong
William BR
Rhodes
West Smith Street
Park E. Morrow
Erie
Corry
Morrow
Wattsburg
T. Popovich
Spartansburg
Ton M. Rose
Spartabsburg
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