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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
1
Local election bids and unclear voting note
A voter expresses confusion about bids and deadlines amid unclear guidance. The fragment references Erie state and yards, with percentages and names sprinkled through unreadable text. The overall meaning is obscured and lacks concrete, verifiable details.
Marshall Plan Sees Bipartisan Support For Europe Aid
Secretary of State Marshall addressed governors in Salt Lake City outlining a turning point in European relations and urging prompt bipartisan backing for economic rehabilitation plans. He warned that failure to extend aid could push friendly nations toward non democratic orbit, while stressing independence from dole. Governors largely supported his stance, with Republican and Democratic leaders - including Dewey and Warren - endorsing the approach as aligning with national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Warshall
United States
Washington
Getty
Slands
Ole
Bufre
Marsfiairn
Russia
Svernors Moscow
Nad
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Finpublican
Warren
California
Republitan
Mink Marshall
Gav
Mon Walluwen
Truinn
Neadly
Marshall
James H. Diff
Petinsylvania
Renutljean
Vonglder
Tac
Petition seeks end to all highway user taxes nationwide
More than 400 patron and state highway user groups filed a petition with Congress asking the elimination of any general federal road taxes. The National Highway Users Conference delivered the plea to the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees, arguing such levies are an unjust burden on highway users.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Ways’ and Means
National Highway Users Conference
Duff Budget Nears Billion For Biennium Increases Receipts
Harrisburg July 15 The governor’s two year budget reaches 959 152 80 excluding adjustments and operations with almost 80 million to sewer and hospital projects plus a new mental hospital construction fund The administration cites an 11 5 million rise in estimated receipts to balance the total The plan reduces motor license revenue from 360 4 million to 357 9 million and lowers surplus projections Adjusted general fund allocations total 805 254 891 with 301 412 248 from the motor license fund and about 8 500 000 in other funds The total budget would top the 101 1 billion mark and the state ended 1845 47 with a 14 111 5 2 surplus despite an earlier forecast Two infant cases of enterostomists reported in Philadelphia raise infant hospitalization totals to 15 with two deaths
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Harrisbitrg
James F Duff
Ima
Duit
Commonwealth
Predict More Gas In District Next Winter
Pittsburgh reports indicate a plan to boost gas supply next winter via new pumps on the Big Inch and Little Inch pipelines. Peoples Natural Gas Co and Consolidated Natural Gas foresee storage rises and higher daily outputs across Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and New York, with other firms citing storage and distribution boosts as winter demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pitttsburgh
Inday
Umtiingle
Ums
Edward M. Borger
The
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Texas Faster Tras— Mission Co
Borger
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Westi
Vickinin
New York
Consolidated Natural Gas
Peoples Gas
Consolidated
Winter Borger
Equitable Gas Co
Tis
City Officials Plan Protest Over Resurfacing Work
City officials prepared a protest and formal complaint to the Highways Department over resurfacing on Center Street from Columbus Avenue to Lie Pleasant Street. Depressions, edge failures near basins, and suspected inadequate rolling are cited. officials say railroad track section was not properly finished and a weekend storm exposed surface flaws. Mayor Kinley orders City Engineer Williams to press the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Columbis Avene
Pleasant Streel
Highways Department
Goluimbus Avenue
Jassi
Tne
Frankdlin Street
Theorth
J. Fred Kinley
Willams
Vie
Shawn
Dewey Wins In Secret Ballot Among Governors
In Salt Lake City July an Associated Press poll of Republican governors selected Thomas E. Dewey of New York as their top nominee for the 1948 GOP presidential race by a wide margin. Democratic governors showed varied views, with no candidate receiving more than two votes for the vice presidency. James Burney, Earl Warren and Gen Edward Martin were among the names mentioned, with Dewey leading and Warren as the nearest competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Stabe James
Burney
Associated Press
Deseret News
Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Edward Martin
Loan Bank Makes Second Payment to Stockholders
The Community JobM company of Corry, sold to Personal Finance Company on April 1, announces the second payment to stockholders. Each share now totals 148.40 after the April 2 payment of 9. An earlier payment covered outstanding expenses from addressing the Win town panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Jobm Company of
Corry
Lime It Ives
Win Town
Party Registration Totals Show GOP Lead in City Entries
In yesterday's registration drive the Republican party collected 39 new signups while Democrats added 14. A one-day effort featuring Miss Mery Dempsey and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe resulted in 53 total new registrations and 18 changes of address among registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Republican Party i
Metiol
Neues
Mery Dempsey
Lloyd Stowe
Liquor Sales Down Prices Up in State Stores
Harrisburg July 15 Associated Press reports Fred erick T Gelder chairman of the State Liquor Control Board said bottle sales fell 39 percent in the fiscal year and dollar sales dropped 25 percent versus June 1945. Board profits were only marginally better. Gelder blamed artificial business during rationing and noted many bought ahead to use up non rationed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
Harrisburg
Frederick T. Gelder
State Liquor Control
Gelder
U S Money For Marshall Plan Delayed To Late Winter
Paris reports a 16 nation economic conference indicates U.S. funds for the Marshall Plan will not reach Congress before January. An informant from Secretary Marshall’s side notes the timetable aims to prepare legislation carefully. Benjamin Cohen estimates Europe needs about 24 billion dollars over four years, with 15 billion to prevent stagflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Organization of European Cooperation For Recovery
United States
Marshall
Salt Lake City
Congress
Benjamin Cohen
State Department
Ennin— Eillor
Europe
Pasto Quake Strikes Colombia City Devastatingly
Reports from Bogota say Pasto in southern Colombia suffered massive quake damage with hundreds of buildings wrecked and heavy casualties feared. Government rushed medical supplies and aid as the quake cut communications and isolation worsened the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bogota
Colombia
Pasto
Uonttnunlea- Lion
diviniiRe
Pasta
Boxotu
Pista
Rowndabout
Lanai
Lui
Eluolriily
Pasio
Waring Department
Ecuador
Paso
Quito
Ecurdoreny Canital
Basta
Fire Threatens Corry Dwelling in Early Evening Blaze
Firefighters tackled a blaze at the Charles Bessle home around 4 pm as flames erupted in a storeroom and water and smoke damage spread through four rooms. Fire Chief Andy Paulson estimates about 600 dollars in losses. the home was insured. A separate report notes Wallace Filer, 18, fatally injured when struck by a car while crossing Route 10 near Mercer Cottage while fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Stiercom
Charles Bessle
Mr. Selste
Athler
Pauline Selste
Ve Corey
Andy Paulson
Merger
Wallace Filer
Mercer
Mercer Cottage
Mowphal
Hope Dims For Passing Of Tax Cut Over Truman Veto
The White House said President Truman will send a proposed four billion dollar income tax cut to Congress this week. Senate votes show a bloc of support but fall short of the two thirds needed to override a veto. Administration hopes rise with Senator Thomas expected to return from conference, while leaders keep pressing for passage before the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman Uday
Truman
Aspointer Press
White House
Congress
Daly
Senate
House
Blyert Thomas
Utah
SwWiteerkine
Senylee Mi 1
Rcote
Tinve Sulty
Prinast
Mayyaie
Trani Billoit
Corry Board Appoints One for 47-48 Term
The Corry Board of Education held a brief session approving one appointment and several staff actions for 1947-48. Kay L. Mount resigned from third grade teacher in Concord. Tho delle Gordinn was hired for an elementary vacancy. Dr J Guy Butler named school physician at $900 salary. Rev G L Bord named Almshouse Public Library trustee. Turley Johnson chosen per capita collector for 1947-48. Budget includes $240 for a Word Book spelling tool and purchases of textbooks totaling $2,800 plus stop supplies. Enumeration team assigned cost 14.1 cents per pupil. calendar approved and meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Board of Equation
Kay L. Mount
Arade Feyeter
bin Concord School
Tho
Delle Gordinn
Wes
Yaermey
J. Guy Butlers
G. L. Bord
Turley Johnson
Diesel
Howanl Sheen
Hare Oh Wolfe
Alendar
David Swarta
Counterfeit $1 Million Found In Nevada Cache
A truck driver in Los Angeles spotted counterfeit $10 bills in a tree along the Suit Lake City Highway. Police recovered bundles with marked values over $100,000 and turned them over to Las Vegas officers. The Secret Service sent an agent to St George, Utah to probe the large cache described as plausible in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Angeles
Secret Service
St George
Utah
al Fe Bracken
Los Angeles
Lave City
Jyolice
Las Vegas
George J. Thompson
Record Price Set In Cattle Sole Record Price Set In Cattle
Lancaster market reports a cattle sale with 24 head sold at 340 dollars per hundredweight. Buyers included John Blageyne of Hi lain and Cres Browers of Pik delnitia, with cattle averaging 775 to 1950 juni in weight and expected beef value above a dollar per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John Blageyne
Hilain
Tork
Union
Cres Browers
Pikdelnitia
Ne Ealle
Royal Absopvin
Sean
Collision at Routes 8 and 89 injures two
North East driver G. F. Diener and John Wroblewski were in a crash at the Routes 8 and 89 intersection in Waitsburg. Diener claimed to stop at a stop sign before entering the intersection. Damages totaled 225 to the cars and two occupants suffered bruises and head injuries. Diener was cited for failing to come to a full stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Lowville
Wise
G. F. Diener
John Wroblewski
R. D
Waitsburg
Diener
Dienur
Wroblewski
Mener
Ger
Iuide Salford
Norby Fase
Tees
Edwin ‘Wroblewski
Corry
le State Potiee
Route 8 Closure Delays Traffic Near Union City
Route 8 between Range's Corner and Union City faced a blacktop job by Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Co. slowing passenger cars and delaying buses and trucks. A prior attempt to reopen failed after near accident and driver complaints. traffic was rerouted to Wattsburg then south to Thon City, with the road expected to reopen tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range's Corner
Union City
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Co
Shreve Farm
Thulen City
Wattsburg
Thon City
Tatiight
Britain to file UN protest after clashes in North
Reports warn of a serious turn of events raising alarm as two major clashes loom in the North. Britain plans to lodge a joint protest at the United Nations Council, signaling heightened diplomatic tension amid escalating confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
UN Council
North
Large Guerrilla Force 15 Caught in Greek Army Pincers
London reports a possible foreign brigade invasion of Greece as Athens warned of imminent clashes. Greek forces tightened the noose on leftist guerrillas in northern Greece near Konitsa and Kalpaki while reinforcements moved toward Tosnina and Epirus. Unconfirmed tips suggested new incursions and strengthened frontline positions near Florina and Kastopia, with about 50 guerrillas captured in one engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Povernment Fosces
Tuoi
Eos Tmi
Toon Mid
Epiris
Vols
Toaunina
Katitsa
Wvnny
Konitsa
Toannina
Tosnaki
Halpuki
Colli
Tse
Vina
Tiver
Colin
Wiss
Iosaminas
Kalpaki
Bounty
Mbania
Kxlamas
Tasnina
Soltrets Floss
Florina
Kastopia
Gas Station Leased To Allen Anderson In City
The Williams Sinclair Service Station at North Center and Hass Frederick streets has been leased to Allen Anderson, who has worked there for months. Anderson will continue operating the station with the same service standards under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Sinclair
Bert Williams
North Center
Hass Frederick Streets
Allen Anderson
Yim
Todiby
Anderson
Be Itt
Servsitee Ag
Ams
Anderean
Unie i
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Rush
International Brigade
Lake Success
Nations Security Council
Herscher W. Johnson
U. S
Tik
Senate Armed Services Committee
Duff
Philadelphia
Philadelphia General Hospital
Ciurches
Center
Loan Bank
U.S
East Main Street
BOARD
London
Foreign Office
Whitehall
Widh & Brigadela
United Nations
Cowell
Minaey
Gretee
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