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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1949
Page
1
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Howard Emerson of 108 North Sea and Verte was scheduled for a hearing at 4 o'clock before Alderman Cohbert on a charge of selling parts from mortgaged property. Emerson is accused of selling a radiator and other parts from a 1936 Chevrolet purchased from Alkens Motor Sales. Emerson's arrest followed yesterday evening at 7 o'clock after Alkens signed the information.
A vehicle from Helin Buetikoten collided with Anderson’s 1997 Chevrolet sedan on East Main Street. The impact crushed the rear of the Chevrolet and caused a carload of eggs to break. Emergency crews reported minor injuries and vehicle damage.
A damaged dispatch reports the largest ship of the Chinese navy deserted after docking at an unnamed port. Sources indicate the vessel sailed from an anchorage on order, with a crew of officers and soldiers, amid Communist pressure and peace talks.
In New York on March 1, the late-2nd member group of the American Medics Association withdrew support for the AMA plan to oppose compulsory health insurance. The New York County Manhattan Medical Society voiced the action, and a resolution to approve the AMA 12-point program as a constructive reply to the government plan was defeated but will be reconsidered at a March 28 meeting.
Snow blankets city and highways as temperatures drop to 18 degrees and dip further early morning. State highway department imposes travel caution amid numerous skid accidents and property damage, with one reported injury and over $50,000 in reported damage. Weather bureau forecasts continued snow through line with frigid winds.
Emergency reports describe a two-vehicle collision on Route 19 near Waterford with $700 total damage. Gerald Walde of Erie drove a 1947 Chevrolet truck and Metro Sturko of Waterford a 1948 Mercury sedan. no injuries were reported.
A Harrisburg report says a Senate committee begins examining the Deshon Hospital sale to the U S Veterans Administration. They will meet with the state Justice Department to review terms, aiming to reverse the sale if loopholes exist. The U S District Court in Pittsburgh set the price at 212187 in condemnation proceedings.
The United States debates reviving Germanys navy and shipping role in postwar Western policy. Officials warn the shift could strain Allied unity while advocating German shipyard activity to spur economic recoveries. The administration leans toward backing a limited revival amid Occupation policies and allied concerns.
Temperature swings dominated last month with record highs and lows across regions. The report lists daily highs and lows, noting ten days with cloudy weather and limited precipitation, plus a series of strong February temperature extremes and storm activity.
Washington lawmakers press Veterans Affairs over hospital cuts in Pennsylvania. A bi partisan PA group objects to bed reductions and hospital consolidations, citing lower beds per veteran than other states. The plan would trim Harrisburg 200 beds and affect Pittsburgh and Philadelphia facilities.
One Protestant churchman accuses a superior of calling Stalin a bloodsucker. The first phase saw 18 defendants confess or deny, as the court moved toward the next stage amid accusations of espionage and treason.
The Du Pont Company and five defendants were fined 43.9 for charges of value part in a nationwide cartel to control the price of handle products. They pleaded not contendre, meaning no contest, avoiding admission of guilt. Five of fourteen Budapest trial defendants withdrew pre trial confessions alleging police intimidation.
Fragmented OCR reads dispute over authoritative ballots with references to ballots due, government authority, and pending votes. Mentions Sonoma, Republican and Senate discussions, and unspecified dates and figures in a chaotic text.
A state bill passed the House establishing aid for the firemen pension fund with stipulations. The measure, sponsored by Rep T Harok Go Miller, sets a new requirement that contributing cities pay at least one half of one percent of tax money to support pension benefits, though many cities contribute less. The bill awaits Senate consideration for concurrence.
Chicago March 1 railroad union representatives drafted proposals to secure higher pay and end a dispute that threatens a strike by about 1,000 Apti-speritine workers. The cartel and 16 unions agreed on the four day week issue and how the 40 hour five day work week should be implemented. They planned to compare proposals at a preliminary meeting this afternoon.
Joe Louis formally resigns from boxing duties marking the end of his reign as heavyweight champion. The move prompts industry figures and promoters to discuss future challengers and potential management changes amid negotiations for upcoming bouts.
A stalled plan to raise Pennsylvania road funds faced a heated House and Senate debate. Leaders McKinney Hewitt pressed a by pass critique of the Highway Department, citing costly projects and alleged neglect of 80,000 miles of municipal roads. A potential immediate vote was postponed as lawmakers urged a broader push. Meanwhile a Munich court convicted five Europeans in a spying case, sentencing them to prison terms up to 30 years.
The daughter of Mrs. George Loutt Duff le, Margaret, remains in serious condition at Disi Hospital Buffalo after being struck by a city bus yesterday afternoon. Police say the child stopped in front of the bus as it began to pull away. x-rays awaited to determine skull fracture details. Head injuries and facial lacerations were noted along with loss of teeth.
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