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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
1
Average price of steers leaps to all time high in Chicago markets
Chicago reports record all time steer price around 28 dollars per hundred pounds as OPA ceilings ease. Hog prices rise to about 24.75 per hundred pounds while cattle receipts at Kansas City reach highs for June. Butchers and meat brokers face blame for retail price shifts amid domestic demand strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prep
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Newark
Joseph Vian
Relal Butchers Association of
New Jersey
Bill Boot
Agricultire Department
Shaver Injured as Lightning Strikes Mirror in Erie
June 12 Warren report says Lyman Broughton suffered facial injuries when a lightning bolt shattered a bathroom mirror during a severe storm. Glass fragments injured his eyes. he was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie for treatment by Dr. C H Delaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lyman Hroughton
Broughton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
C.H. Delaney
Wildcat Walkouts Hit Uniontown Mining Protest
A series of wildcat walkouts by miners protesting union ranking regulations appeared near Uniontown Pennsylvania. Diggers returned to work as Steel Corp mines operated under protest amid tense labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
UT Fe
Steel Corp
Mies
Anderson's Sudden Move Ends Rationing Of Sugar
Washington June 13 1943 sugar rationing for households restaurants and all retail use ends as Secretary Anderson orders the end of sugar rationing earlier than the October 31 date. He cites larger supplies and says Congress likely pushed ahead to preempt further controls. Sugar becomes the first staple freed from coupon control in wartime rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Washington
Sugar Pries
Mali
Congress
House
Storm hits Lancaster with $400000 damage
The Associated Press reports a severe weather event in Pennsylvania with high temperatures and a damaging electrical storm. Lancaster suffered an estimated 400000 dollars in damage including a tobacco warehouse fire. In Harrisburg lightning struck the Capitol roof drawing workers to inspect damage as storms rattled the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Local unit races deadline to recruit for Federal recognition
With four days left before the June 15 deadline the 413th Infantry unit must recruit 10 more personnel including one officer to qualify for federal recognition. Twenty eight enlisted men were required along with the officer. eighteen have signed, most in the past week at the State Armory and a City Park weapons display. Leaders warned the unit could be moved from Corry if the shortfall persists. Most recruits hail from Cory with others from Spartansburg Columbus Cary and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Uni
Olitit
Guardenia
Rasselas Brown
Thay
State Armory
Kenneth Momeyer
413Th Infantry
Corry
Titusville
James Drey Platt
Spartansburg
Paul Fred Roberts
Columbus
Cary
Edward “L. Wotton
Robert
R. Reed
Herry LL. Warner
James
Leone
Donald M. Joy
Vincent F. Clark
John ‘Brigham
Pfe
Cecil James Bateg
Paul J. Guth
Edward J. McElroy
Robert M. Alford
Milton W. Lloyd, Pre
Robert Guth
Gerald Z. Duell
Clyde J. Trantzen
Harry W. Norton
Treasury report shows June figures for deficits and debt
Washington June 12 Posl flor treasury June Re velpte 259,014,07424 expenditures 299,208,27720 balance 2507,748,74558 total debt 257,459,32 73087 increase over previous siny 98,454, e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
The
U S predicts Russia may refuse note on Hungary inquiry
Washington officials expect Moscow to reject or block the plan for a three power inquiry into Hungary. The United States will likely take the issue to the United Nations to spotlight Soviet actions in the Balkans. The note to the Allied Control Commission demanded an urgent investigation and cited previous rejections by Soviet member V P Sviridov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Quirigat
Gral
Hungary
United States
United Nations
Balkans
Moscow
George H. Weems
Americal
Allied Control Commission
Budapest
V. P. Sviridov
Sviridov
Yootan
Legion Band To Present Concerts In City Park
The Corry Legion Band of the Elmers Carrier Post will present a series of Summer concerts in City Park starting this Saturday with a Mag Day parade and program. The group has held regular street concerts for two months and aims to set up weekly performances similar to past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taruing Weanesuay
Corry Legion
The
Elmers
Carrier Post
Convicted Father of Murder Faces Life Term
Dan caster Pennsylvania June 12 John JH Smith 36 father of three children was convicted of first degree murder for the false stabbing of Joseph Duzwil 68. The five hour jury deliberation yielded a clemency recommendation, which under state law yields a life term. Duscht was killed last April during an argument over a $20 loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancaster
John JH. Smith
Joseph Duzwil
Duscht
Smith
Truman to press congress on continuance of controls
Washington and Paris dispatches report President Truman signaling plans to seek continued controls on consumer credits and price regulations unless Congress acts. Secretary of State Marshall discussed economic policy with British and Russian leaders. Paris ended a six day rail strike with a government salary boost for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juan
Truman
Congress
Mir
Paris
State Guard units to pass through city for final review
Pennsylvania State Guard units Company A and B of Curry and Meadville will march through the city tomorrow evening aboard a special train to Morrisburg for final ceremonies. Company B will arrive by bus from Meadville and join the local outfit at the State Armory for a Sunday review. Guardsmen, many of whom later joined the armed forces, have served without pay since the unit’s 1841 origin. The guard, under Brig. Gen. Frank A. Weber, remains a wartime disaster and strategic-point defense force until the National Guard return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Guard
Curry and
Mead- Ville
Mare
Pring Ie Boardi
Morrisburg
Jewye
Pennsylvania
Allenbort
Oil City
Philadelphia
Gettysburz
State Guard Uhit
Ger
Frank A. Weber
Pennsylvania National Guard
1St Infantry
Air Infantry
1St Cavalry
Opponents Begin Movement to Gang Up on New Yorker
Washington reports mounting speculation on Dewey’s west invasion plan for 1948. GOP rivals push for wider support and late stops, with Taft and Stassen mentioned as alternatives. Ambition centers on shaping the Philadelphia convention and delegations in key regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
West
Dewey
New York
Albany
Weytims
Salt Lake Lily
Waa Kovernas
Philadelphia
Ron Iee
Tnskead
Alille
Thik
Tormer Gay
Harold B. Siussen
Minnesota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Sadlohs
South
Taft
Stassen
Deway
Acquit Schmidt Of High Treason In Vienna Trial
Vienna court acquits Dr. Guido Schmidt former foreign minister before Austro Anschluss of high treason charges. Five judges find no proof he betrayed Chancellor Schussnig and the 1958 Austrian link with Germany for personal gain. Court says it rules on guilt, not policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Identify War Dead New York Dime 12 Report
The New Sark port of embarkation announced the identities of 25 percent of American soldiers who died in the Philippine Islands during Che Lapa iene occupation and were buried as lin eny. The soldiers were among about 1,500 buried in the Camp O Donnell prisoner of war cemetery on Luzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Sark
Purge of Opposition Ends in Bulgaria Amid Resignations
In Sofia the Bulgarian assembly accepted voluntary resignations from the main opposition group, with the state noting the party's general secretary Nikole Petey under the watch for changes in loyalties. The assembly adopted a resolution stating the opposition's decline and potential dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Prean Sofia
Bolwitving
Aulgryia Grid
Nati Laemaly
Jos
Rflgbl
Tts 24 Agri
Bnal
Nikole Petey
Avert
Gedad Natonal Assembly
Howe Ames Hid
Odubee
No Mass Sugar Buying Supposed In Local Markets
Reports in nearby towns note mixed reactions to sugar controls and rationing. Some residents fear hidden lists and shortages, while grocers say sales remain steady with no mass purchases observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almline
Heye
Rales
Work starts on 1947 assessment
Work on the 1947 city assessment commenced yesterday under city assessor D. Donald Whitson with input from Gonneil Wilt Herob. Officials expected the assessment rolls to be completed by early 1948 though debates over deadlines and alphabetized books continued. Special 10x carts were sent to industrial plants to expedite funding for the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Donald Whitson
Gonneil Wilt Herob
Halacmonih Eartier Avian
Gounon
Pleply
Board of Tax Peyislans Uniel Appeals
Somnall
Cornell
Tiettenaury
Truman Starts Back 10 Capital This Evening
President Truman wraps up a Canada visit with a holiday in Ottawa and a return to Washington tonight. He urged Congress to aid nations seeking peace, toasted allies at a luncheon, and plans a swift journey back via a chartered train with scheduled stops. The trip precedes key tax and labor curb decisions facing a Republican Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease Outawa
Truman
Canada
Crtiel Wise
Washington
Vital de
United States
Psa Jamen
Tutuila
Buffalo
Niagara
Chia
Wendin Bales
Fels
Washmgton
Vila Des Gisiou
Labou Nho
Trimian
Gov't Charges Corry Farmer with Mortgageed Property Sale
Federal court in Pittsburgh charges Bart L. Goodenow of Corry RD 1 with wilful sale of mortgaged property on February 1 1946. The Information alleges he sold four cows that were security for a Farm Security Administration rural rehabilitation loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bart ‘L. Goodenow
Corry
U. Attarney
Qwen M. Burns
Goodenow
Farm Security Administration
Potatoes Dumping Probe Eyed By Congress
The Agriculture Department told Congress it would sell industrial potatoes at one cent a bushel to curb surplus dumping. The probe covers government price support stocks and the disposal of potatoes, which were destroyed after failed disposal attempts. Rep Hoeper questioned the mercy of kerosene destruction, while Mr South defended the humane act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TANG
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Alabama
Ivers
Hhem
Charles B. Hoe
Towa
South
Nis
Walla
Auto Driver Killed as Swedish Official Hurt Near Berg
Vienna reports Russian troops fired on a Swedish relief party last night near Berg, killing a Swedish driver and injuring Arnaus, head of the Swedish mission to Alekla. The incident occurred near a Russian ammunition dump. the bodies were reportedly kept by Russians and a Swedish protest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Vienna
Torsen Arnaus
Alekla
Gaur Quy Tenani
Arinaus
Berg
Eust
Viena
Carlsen
Gonsulake
Settlement Near On Teacher Pay Question
Harrisburg report says a settlement on teacher pay is near after House and Senate moves on a salary schedule from 1950 to 4000 dollars with standard and degree-based scales. The measure aims to drop optional merit raises and faces a final Senate-House conference as the 1947 session nears adjournment.
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Senate
Associated Brass
Harrisburg
Pag Js
Repblican
Paul L. Wagner
R-Schuylill
Frederick J. Homsher
Lancaster
Gilan
Gus
Senate Education Committee
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