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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
1
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions piano tuning, Corry, and Corry’s reserve, with garbled numbers and names. It reads like stray draft lines about instruments, a library, and a person named Corry, limited readable context and no clear event or outcome.
John L. Lewis ordered soft coal miners in Mississippi to work a three day week starting Tuesday. The action abandons the usual no-work policy as unions seek to prevent industry disruption. The arrangement lasts until August and covers associated operations while talks continue.
Parade chairman Glenn Long disclosed plans for a Glenn Mead Day Parade leaving the State Armory at 10 a.m. next Monday morning. Officials and at least one foal are set to participate, with invitations extended to area groups. The parade will proceed along West Wayne Street to form on the street, weather and timing noted as priorities for the formation.
Roger Brown reports that 1,680 employees at Comy’s Industrial plants have given to the hospital campaign. Contributions by major firms include Aero Supply 96, Ajax Tron Works 3,000, Corry Jamestown 96,882, Raymond Mig Co 11,529, and others, with a breakdown by plant showing totals and employee counts.
The Senate moves toward final action on the last part of Taft Hartley era labor legislation. Senate leaders predicted passage today with a veto likely in the House. AFL and CIO oppose the measure, urging defeat despite earlier support, as Senate plans to modify parts while preserving core provisions.
The newest and youngest member of Dutt's cabinet is Theodore Roosevelt Bird, now Guy James Ty, the first cabinet member eligible for the $16,000 salary under the 1948 act. The measure also raises salaries for governor, lieutenant governor, auditor general, and other state posts, affecting pay for high offices and various boards.
Corry school district imposes new taxes to raise about $20,000 for 1949 50. A one dollar annual levy on club memberships, a one mill tax on wholesalers, a 1.5 mill tax on retailers, and a 7.44 percent amusement levy apply, with rebates offered for early payments. Revenue also includes a $5 per capita levy and a 2.01 mill tax on real estate.
The All American Airways air mail pickup will make its final drop this afternoon over Corry after ten years of twice daily service. A last flight cachet was issued to mark the change to regular passenger service, with Corry excluded from future passenger stops due to airport constraints.
The VeW Drum and Bugle Corps of Corry will participate in a Sherman celebration this Saturday. The Joe’s corps won second prize in a previous event, marching with the Shu-Columbus Volunteer Fire Department in a parade honoring firefighters.
Washington June 30 Attorney General Tom Clarke announced a Sherman and Clayton act case to break up the duPont empire. The suit seeks divestiture of holdings tied to the Electric Rubber Company system and lists major units and associates, including Christiana Securities and Delaware Realty, as entities affected.
Associated Press report from Washington states Miss Coplon was convicted on both counts of espionage for Russia. The jury deliberated about 27 hours before delivering verdict at 2:30 p.m. She faces up to 13 years in prison and a heavy fine.
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky challenged Western plans after Paris discussions, saying differences with Britain France and the United States were serious. He noted the Bowes delegation’s proposals diverged from Western aims and warned of shifts in plans tied to Potsdam era understandings and Marshall Plan outcomes.
Major General Frank A. Weber announced the Pennsylvania adjutant general that the wartime air raid warning system will be reactivated to supplement Congress authorized radar. One hundred forty posts will begin, with federal Civil Defense recruiting to follow as soon as possible. Volunteers from the World War II era will staff many posts, selected by the military affairs department.
Three die in a home fire near Lock Haven as Hershey workers threaten a walkout. Local 454 of the Bakery and Confectionery International Workers Union plans a 7 pm Saturday strike affecting Hershey Chocolate Company plants and related facilities.
A cablegram from Ibesl plant officials confirms a 10000 donation to the Corry Memorial Hospital drive amid ongoing fund raising events. Campaign director Roger ThuWa notes progress but warns quotas must be met across divisions. volunteers prepare for a final push at Hotel Corty.
A cyclist, Malu Feyswe Corey Ry D, is in critical condition at Jory Hospital after a crash on Wo roadways. Police say excessive speed contributed. the rider is expected to recover with possible complications.
Washington June 30 Senate and House committees approved a move toward limiting federal excise taxes on a wide range of goods including telephone bills railroad tickets silverware and luggage. The plan aims to pair a tax cut with requirements on industry alcohol and other perfors. House GOP leaders urged rapid action and discussed taking the bill from the Ways and Means Committee to the floor for a vote.
The U S Steel Corp and United Steel Workers resumed talks after a June failure to reach a deal on general wage boosts and pension plans. Union leader Molony warned a nationwide strike is a strong possibility if concessions are not agreed, with about 75,000 workers affected as talks reopen to avoid further disruption.
The supply firm announced work to place 450 feet of two inch main on Second Avenue as part of replacing the aged line to improve water circulation for local residents.
The House passed a multi billion housing bill seen as key to President Truman’s fair deal but undercut by misread targets for 810000 units vs 1050000. Speaker Rayburn expects a House Senate conference to settle the figures while supporters tout the funding for 410000 dwellings and related housing grants over four years.
Pittsburgh June 2 price reduction announced by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Paints varnishes enamel and paint brushes will cost on average per cent less on bet day. New exterior house paint drops to under 50 dollars a gallon with top quality excluded. Company officials describe the move as lowering material prices in response to market conditions.
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