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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1948
Page
1
Americans Send More Planes to Berlin Area
Berlin reports that American transports increased airlift to the Berlin corridor and Templehof base expansion proceeds. British forces send fresh ground troops while airlift operations continue despite weather and Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
HY and
Vemulehof
Germany
London
United States
Gle Hy
Monkimgn
Tamslehof
Air Force
Belng Doub
Prank Tut
U.S
Tangliche Rundschau
Templehot
Arthur Henderson
Air
Russia
Henderson
Fassheris
Hannover
AW. 3
City Husband Arrested on Assault Charge
Vance Busi of 4 exth street Wil lm faces a hearing tomorrow at 7 for assault and battery alleged by his wife Mya Edith Buell. Police report him arrested by a city patrolman on a warrant filed by Alderman Dustin Butters. Preliminary arraignment set. a Fras service F500 was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Busi
Exth Street
Willm
Mya
Edith Buell
The
Duferidant
Wau
Gite
Dustin Butters
Fras
Ander
Judge Held In Huge Shortage By Awovluied Press
Newark Police Judge F James Pellechia faced a $90000 shortage at the Humbug Trust Company. State Banking Commissioner John J Dickerson says Pellechia admitted gambling losses and forging payee names to cover the shortfall over 11 years. The bank board then approved merging with Allied Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awovluied
Newark
F. James Pellechta
Co- Humbug ‘Trust Company
Péllechin
Dickerson
Pellechia
End
Brates ‘Trust Company
Corry School Board to Extend Driver Education Program
The Corry Board of Education voted to continue the driver education course next year with 32 girls and 8 boys already registered. The health report showed 81 students malnourished, 778 examined with 486 needing remedial physicals. Supplemental contracts were approved for athletics manager Low Edwards and baseball coach John Mijukovich, and a nurse staffing proposal was referred for study. The calendar for 1948 19 was approved, with opening dates and recesses listed, and Marion Smith named to the Sorry Public Library board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Schools & Success
Board of Education
Eigh
David Swartz
Corry
Biudenty
LoWe Edwards
John Mijukovich
Ase Feball Vonch
Ne Tern
J. Kenneth Win
PSEA
Marion Smith
Sorry Public Library
Seers Passport Camden Doc Shows Ancestral Return Plan
Nil July 18 A West American born Tapaiene seeks passport to return to her ancestral homeland. Agnes Tkwij, a Benbrook Village resident near Geet, applied for the passport and says she expects to depart for papers in August to visit Grapend Bd Teowt twin years forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Tapaiene
Caminis
Ailto
Agnes Tkwij
Uys
Benbrook Village
Geet
Dairies Court Tee
Abe
Truce Hinted as Palestine Fighting Rages Near Lydda
Cairo dispatches report mounting battle for the road to Jerusalem with Arab Legion and Egyptian forces trading artillery while two counterattacking Arab columns fail to retake Lydda. A Tel Aviv informant expects a new truce by week’s end from Bernadotte proposals as Israel pushes toward Lydda and Ramle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Isreli
Arab Legion
Jerusalem
Lydda
Judean
Rie Rumle
Wl Khe Feraeli
Tel Aviv
Reqson
Palestine
Bernadotte
Alelh
Lebanon
Arab League
Lake Success
Jerusa Jem
Shutumon
Mekor Haim
Alamein
Agir
Sin Karem
bin Karemn i
Areb Leyion
Lydda-Er Romie
Ramallah
Trans-Jordan
Taraeli
Beit Nabala
Deir Tarif
Lydia
Tydds
Israel
James M. Long
Abdullah
Tsraeli
Tsraeii
Er Ramle
Lydde
Ramle
Jaffa
Charles Reynolds to Retire September First
Veteran Raymond Mfg Co employee Charles Reynolds will retire on September first after 36 years of service. He spent most of his career in the Heat Treis and Heavy Springs Department and has lived in Corry since 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Raymond Mfg. Co
Delay Hearing Set In Corry Assault Case
Lester Hepler jailed after incident with James Pappas on East Soutfy street. Pappas injured, shoulder fracture, taken to Erie hospital for treatment. Hearing postponed with tentative date of July 9 set by Alderman George Gordon due to Pappas illness and inability to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hepler
Erie County
James Pappas
Summer Street
Irie County
Aightie Wleigh
James Fappas
Soutfy Street
Pappas
Abust
Erie
Lwth
Hepler Orly
George Sordon
Hepler
Sd Pappas
Mislee Hepler
Wilee
Record Market Prices Hit New highs Across Livestock
Chicago July 13 livestock prices reached new records with hogs at $30.50 per hundredweight and steers at $40.00 in Chicago. East St Louis posted a $30.25 hog price and $38.75 steer record. Lambs and cattle matched July highs as analysts forecast higher prices later summer though a bumper corn crop could lower costs next year. AMVETS event planned in Pennsylvania July 22 with National Commander Edgar C. Corley among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Agriculture Department
East St Louis
Til
East St. Louis
Sioux City
George Dressler
National Retell Mest Association
Dredsier
Ramatahca
Dreeslet Sid Come
Nousewives
Democrats Skim Civil Rights From Platform debate
In Philadelphia on July 13 the Democratic platform committee prepared a draft with civil rights watered down. Delegates debated the scope of reform while Truman pressed for stronger measures. The draft also covered inflation control, foreign cooperation, farm price supports, tax fairness, and aid for 400000 displaced European war refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prows
Philadelphia
Truman
Iave
Crumast
Dix
Ome
White House
Stiller
Republican Party
Large Carnival Signed to Play Here in July
The Penn Premier Shows signed with Warren Veterans of Foreign Wars post officials to bring one of the era’s largest carnivals to East Main Street and Ave five from July 19 to 24. The venture includes gambling amusements under the license fee, with the carnival arriving from Witwen and departing for Buffalo on July 25 after paying a $500 license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy JM Corry
Witwen
BufTalo
Downtown Storm Drops 1 35 Inches of Rain and Damages
An intermittent downpour overnight brought 1.35 inches of rain and caused 70 hours of street and electrical damage. Lightning struck a transformer cutting power for under a minute. crews report widespread outages and a tree broken edge damage across the area. Treasury report lists expenditures and debt figures for the period.
UINT Meeting May Be Held On C J Plant Tieups
Reported talks between union committees and plant management may resume after a three and a half week strike at the Corry Tagestown Nis Corp. wage losses and pay totals cited. Workers have sought temporary or permanent positions elsewhere as disputes continue with no firm settlement in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UINT
Corry-Tagestown
Nis. Corp
Wwe
Addy Higt
Five Injured In Fire And Blast In Chambersburg
Gasoline fumes caused an explosion in the basement of the Pryor Firestone Service station setting a blaze that damaged the Chambersburg implement firm and neighboring building. Five people were injured including Helen Wolford with a skull fracture. Merle Lehmer and others suffered ribs bruises and abrasions as damage was estimated at $295,000 to the implement building and $15,000 to the service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresy
Chambersburg
Pryor
Centyany
Frankly Deidre Charles Puynr
Helen Wolford
Cleason
Shuteer
Robert Walltexs
Shippensburg
Mutiny Reported Aboard Freighter Garson in Atlantic
AP reports a mutiny aboard the South Atlantic Steamship Co freighter Garson off the Azores bound from Genoa to New York. Captain E W Braithwaite in Savannah radioed crew mutinous and unable to control. U S Coast Guard and nearby Hampton Roads anchored vessels to assist as silence prevailed aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Carson
Amores
Garson Wistush
Azores
Genog
Nuvy Scotts
U. S. Coast Guard
Campbell
Carson
Muller
Hampton Roads
Bealhwille
Boy 19 Drowns at Chautauqua Lake
Walter Welse, 19, of Hartfield Stockton Road, drowned at Chautauqua Lake after a cramp while swimming at a resort. Sheriff Clarence Bell and deputies responded with local fire companies. Dr Williams pronounced him dead after resuscitation attempts. The incident, a third drowning in the area this month, occurred near boat docks with a third unidentified youth also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vo
Tufts
Air Ou
Shuriff
William Cavisus
Robert Rewards
Harald A Land
Maply Springs
Bemus Point
Bell
Dewittville
Wei
Walter
PUC Approves Hire For Railroads In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 19 The Public Utility Commission approves new gate fare increases for railroads operating in Pennsylvania to boost passenger access. The move aligns with Interstate Commerce Commission changes last week, raising fares about 20 percent or roughly three cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gilly Commission
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Philanthropical Slot Operator Fined and Sentenced
Reading authorities report Ralph B. Krell, a slot machine operator in Reading and Berks County, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined 5,000 for income tax charges amid claims his profits funded philanthropy. U S District Judge J Cullen Ganey noted his charitable acts, including $7,000 in gifts to the poor and turkey distributions at Christmas, while allowing a 10 day delay for his mother’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say
Ese Philadelpata
Reading
Papirivall
J. Cutten Guney
Jai
Ralph B.hrettz
Ynad
U. S
J. Cullen Cuney
Ganayald
Ead Ryuor
Federe
Whit Johns
Judge Ganey
Krell
New York
Durige Gsney
Kresty
Bréstic
Sternal Revenue
Barkley backing grows at Democratic convention
Philadelphia July 13. Democrats open second day as Barkley moves toward a potential running mate slot. Barkley’s greeting drew cheers, with several leaders signaling support while Truman aides weigh his vice presidential prospects amid general convention debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Truman- Barkley
Yiity Lerman
Jans Teft
Athen W. Barkley
Howse
Prams Hagie
Wew Jersey
Stotvily
Ostar
Petauermtte
J Fenware
McGra
Ike Omma
Burkley View
Barkley
Leslie L. Bume
Ave
Mr .Trumian
Biffle Olade
Ten Fycklan
Senate
Tymmin
Iil
Tate
Roosevelt
Alben
Nis
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Templehof
Fossberg
Red Press
Bitish
School Board
Bernadette
Amvets
Weet i
Pannsylvania Department
Amer- Welsh
Treasury
D. C
Boy
PUC
Kentucky
Solon
Hannegan and
Anderson
Pees Motladeleria, Indy 1H
Democratic
Honard J
Metra Xald
Indy
Teoma “Wi Te Most Beomy
Sendlur Allan Barkey
Cinginnatt
Suly
Libbey
Pittsburgh Plat
Tdenetis
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