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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1949
Page
1
Steel union accepts 60 day strike delay plan
President Murray announced the CIO United Steelworkers executive board agreed unanimously to delay a nationwide steel strike for 60 days. The move, pending ratification by the wage policy committee, aims to pause actions by 500000 workers as major producers including Jones & Laughlin and U S Steel weigh the proposal. Bethlehem and Republic refused to approve while Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Wheeling Steel declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
U. S. Steel
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Cio-United Steelworkers Today
Acton
UN Mon
Mneeling
Muray
Nction
U. S. Shel Corp
Truman
Anct Fidimi
Steel
Dunes & Laughlin
White House
J. S. Steal Corp
Republic Bleel
Bebllehun Steel
Jones A. Taughlin Steel
Conp
Youngstown
Sheet & Tike
Wheeling Steel
Jesdimr
Yaroducters
Phen U.S. Stenl
Hs Bomt J Shell
Mc Taft-Hartley Taboraw
Republic
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel
Taft Huriley
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Prom
Wheeling Steps
Swamp Killer Of Girl Hunted
Flint police and sheriff's deputies hunt a swamp killer after Beatrice Dickerson, 17, was shot near her home on a Monday night. Dr. Robert Gernstad said the death was by bullet through the head, with no rape found. The body lay partially nude about 100 feet from the road in a bog near her Dickersons’ residence. Authorities pursued a single bullet likely a .22 or .32 caliber as they joined the jailer search.
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Associated Press
Flint
Mich
Beatrice Dlukerson
Moriday
Bealer
Robert Gernstad
Thomas W. Wolcott
Dickersons
Bog
Acheson Opposes Cut In Arms Aid
Washington July 18 Secretary of State Acheson opposed any cut to the administration's proposed 4.45 billion arms aid program. He said continued aid remains essential for western Europe and other areas. He noted opposition in the Senate to the North Atlantic Treaty stance.
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Acheso
Capitol Hil
Senator Dulles
Lonely Hearts killers confess in Albany murder trial
Read in court, statements from Mrs Martha Beck and Raymundo Fernandes recount the slaying of Albany widow Janet Fay as part of a lonely hearts crime ring. Beck describes strangling Fay with a scarf and Fernandes claims hammer blows, with both blaming money demands for the murder.
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Associated Press
New York
Martha Bece
Janet Fay
Albany
N.Y
Lonely Hearts Clubs
Trom Poe
Auenir
Flash Floods Strike Sutton West Virginia Area
Reports indicate flash floods in Sutton area Braxton County with possible loss of life. Birch river flood near Sutton floods. Centralia area north of town also affected. unconfirmed reports say several could have drowned in the Birch river flood.
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Sutton. W
Braxton
Birch River
Sutton and Nother
Centralia
Bitch River
Plane crash on coast blamed on fight among passengers
Officials disputed cause of the Standart Airlines DC 3 crash 30 miles north of Los Angeles. A fight between two male passengers is alleged to have sparked the disaster, though CAB and Standard Airlines officials differ on its role. One crewman killed. stewardess wounded. Investigations continue.
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Prose
Los Angeles
Here
Standart Airlines
Santa Suagna Mountains
Civil Aeronautes Board
Jamey N. Peyton
Peyton
L. R. Powell
Standard
Ceatt
Roy G. White
White
Stanley Weiss
Standard Airlines
GAB
Pilob White
Lockheed Airpor Ab Burbanl
New York
Mary Bettis
Long Beach
Calif
Vicky Zelsdorf
Long Beach ‘Hospital
Zelsdorf
Hel
Woman in Luzerne County Prison Charged in Child Death
Mrs Henry Kulware of Hazleton Pa is charged with beating her 15 month old son leading to his death after admission to Hungleton Hospital. Her husband is dentist Nesbitt Memorial Hospital is in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Wilkes Barre. District Attorney Leo Schwartz ordered a delay of her case pending the baby’s birth and potential grand jury action next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Henry Kulware
Hungleton Hospitl
Leo Schwartz
German War Bride Falls From Downtown Building
Mireliva Renkes a 23 year old German war bride died after plunging from the eighth floor of a downtown office building. Identified by friends as formerly of Oberlinham Munich Germany she was separated from her husband Chisléa Renkes of St Clairsville whom she married during his military service in the area.
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Pitissunun
Vuy
Wormsn
Mireliva Renkes
Oberlinham Munich
Germany
Chisléa Renkes
St. Clairsville
Truman Plans National Radio Address on Economic Policy
President Truman will address the nation via four major networks and television, outlining a plan to head off a depression, defend his tax and wage goals, and defend essential programs. He will discuss midyear economic policy and calls for measures to expand production, employment, and purchasing power.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Truman
Walin
Uxih
Tess
White Mouse
Aly Fee
White House Alles
Congress
Mh Truntan
Remy
Tate
Probe Crash of Dutch Liner in Bombay Tragedy
A Royal Dutch airliner crashed near Ghadkopar Hill in Bombay killing 45, many mangled or burned. U S Ambassador Lou Henderson arrives for American victims funeral services as inquiries begin and Dutch technicians are dispatched. Spokesmen urge flood control funding in Bradford amid new federal action.
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Associated Press
Bombay
India
Willy
Cor|ier
Ghadkopar HI
KLM
U. S
Lou Henderson
Henderson
Hi: Sinu
Vinson Pushes Quick Action on Unification Bill
Rep Vinson signals urgency to revive the unification bill in Congress before Truman acts. Hoover and Republicans back rapid committee action with hopes for cross party accord to pass the measure and avoid a broader clash over military structure.
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Vinson
Asociated
Washington
Vivianus B
Phiniugh Congress
Priest Dent Truman
Hwanergee
Georgia
Etry
Ie House
White House
Tate
HOWE
Bill Sounds
Menda Huns
Hughentoover
Hwvers
Hoover
Hepublican-ti
Aga Lin
Phattman Wilson
Ykoy
Ty Congress
Sterling Avid Wal
Elaine
Fepublians
Linaniti Gusly
Ken Ho
Agit Vinson
15 Cent Raise Ends Area Steel Workers' Strike
A month-long strike by 43 structural steel workers tied up Erie and Warren construction jobs. A new pay scale of 2.3725 dollars an hour ends the dispute with workers returning to the job and immediate back pay for some. Local Iron Workers Union members affected include 64 others set to receive raises.
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Erie
Warren
Associated Press Srd
Structural Steel
Norby Warren 1
Ti Apl-Iron Workers Union
Hw Nvalllnyilion Dollar -Veterany Admialsn
Lion Hospital
General Electric Wilding
Fospyitil
North Warren
Pnus
Seutise Attdou
Corry Youths Attend State Camp program
Three youths from Corry and Columbus are set to arrive at Indiantown Gap to join the summer camp for boys aged 14 to 18. The program, funded by a 600000 allocation, runs two weeks with activities including sports, movies, talks, and instruction. Additional campers arrive over the next two days as the camp gears up for its opening events.
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Corry
William Cole Nan
Fred Clayton
Rom Columbus
Keneth Jewell
Indiantown Sap
Erie Coumly Aliuride
Mbiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Willy
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P. O. Receipts Rise in Past Quarter
Postal receipts up for the quarter ending July 1 show receipts totaling 10 620 721 with an 18 percent rise from the previous year’s April to June period. Officials note gains reflect year end and postage rate changes, while interplant freight shifts affected volumes and small parcel movements.
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P. O
Cary
Army convoy tests Soviet policy at Berlin frontier
An American army convoy of 60 vehicles, escorted by military police, began a test of Soviet policy at Helmstedt and Berlin’s Autobahn. British police reported hundreds of German trucks stalled at Helmstedt awaiting the convoy. If it passes the Soviet zone, the U.S. plans a weekly Berlin tracking service to ease strain on its post.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ruston
Rissans
Helmstedt
Son Viet Eunrchs Tiie
Arriutt Bylush Fffeliy
Nubyol
Ehoys
Berlitt
Baviot
Bulday
Vaseily
T. Chulkey
GOP Party Considers Full Time Leader Amid Leadership Hunt
Washington July 14 A group of Republican National Committee members debate replacing Scott as party chair amid long running internal dispute. Possible candidates include Arthur Summerfield Berk Howstead Guy Gabrielson and Edward Cheney with support from veterans and regional leaders as the committee weighs a new direction and talent for the helm.
Residents Plan Suit Over 10 Block Property Seizure
Residents of Suburban Highland plan an equity suit to block seizure of their 10 block land for an amphitheater site in Pittsburgh. Attorney J Vincent Burke Jr said council voted to condemn the land incl a seven acre King estate used as a sanctuary for birds. King offered to deed the property to the city for a park if allowed to stay during his lifetime. A report from Allegheny conference on community development studied 15 sites. only the King property met all requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Highland
J. Vincent Burke, Jr
Allegheny Conference
Colza collision nets 175 in damage. driver charged
Corry police say 93 year old Charles Hall of RD 1 Colza was arrested after a two car smash at the Cony Spring Greely road intersection. Hall’s 1984 Ford failed to stop and collided with a Batch driven by Brunt Polancy. Total damage listed at 175 with no injuries. EX EIRE PRESIDENT DIES IN DUBLIN July 1 Dr Douglas Hyde 88 former president of Eire died last night. Hyde served as a scholar and poet and led the nation after election in 1938. He held the post for six year term.
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Kuroeke
Corry
Dismony
Joy
Uown End
Stewart Kong
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Walchever
Long
Corry Barracks
Cony Spring Greely Road
Colza
Charles Hall
RD. 1
Brunt Polancy
Spring Creek
B.D
Hall
Pugupants
Eithher
EIRE
Dublin
Ireland
Douglas Hyde
Poely Hyde Ives
CikiOliie Nation
Urs
Clorsiany
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