02 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1948
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR entry shows scattered numbers and names, including references to apples and reserves, with unclear dates or locations. The readable portions suggest financial figures and ledger-like items rather than a complete event.
Washington reports accuse Edward Condon of being a weak link in atomic security. House and Senate committees press for full investigation while officials debate his role at the Bureau of Standards and possible Soviet espionage ties emerge.
A February report notes highly variable weather with 11.2 inches of snowfall in the vicinity and a warm spell with 58 degrees on one day. The text also mentions the arrest of Irving Potash as an alleged alien Communist amid a Justice Department roundup.
A chaotic wire service fragment reports Costa Rica turmoil with a political upset and a union strike. It mentions Ollio Tatelune claims and unrest as the US and UK discuss Europe wide unity. The piece also notes Finland and Czech developments prompting Britain and France to consider a Western alliance.
A raid at the Sterlite Athletic Club seized nine slot machines and over 200 gambling dice. Sheriff and Derry Police dismantled the devices and turned proceeds and dice to the bounty treasury amid public spectators.
City officials condemned the fourth floor of the former Timperial Motel building and ordered owner Mrs. Gertrude Hayrilla to dismantle the section above the third floor by March 19. If not complied with, a wrecking firm will remove the portion and assess costs to the owner or insurer.
The Aero Union Local 1508 voted last night to authorize a strike at the Aero Supply Manufacturing Company Fourth Ward plant. Eighteen members supported the strike, seven opposed. the action precedes a possible work stoppage under Taft Hartley rules, with negotiations on a wage increase having failed.
The destroyer Dash reached Long Beach under its own power with one dead and fourteen injured after a blast tore through the ship’s starboard rear. Navy crews fought to contain the fire and evacuate wounded to Lavi Beach Naval Hospital. The death and injury tolls were confirmed as the ship, en route from Los Angeles Long Beach harbor to Pearl Harbor, returned with damage to decks and compartments.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce annual meeting drew over 100 members to Hotel Corry for a banquet and session led by President Phillp Zalzneck. Avbun Martin announced six directors for three year terms: Bart T. Cherry G A Aill strom Charles Bracken Helen Jane s H VanTassel and Richard Bachemner.
The London Evening News reported Eduard Benes resigned as president of Czechoslovakia but Prague cables and embassy officials denied the claim. At 64, Benes was said to have agreed to Communist demands, though the denial said he has not resigned.
Officials announce registration hours at the Municipal Building with Mrs Lioyel Stowe and Miss Mary Dempsty guiding voters. Registration, party changes, and address updates available tomorrow and Thursday from 7 pm to 10 pm each day.
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross reports on second day of its 1947 production drive. Led by Mrs. Charles Stewart the group of 44 women prepared and shipped 699 sweaters and 1098 pieces of used clothing to aid needy families at home and abroad. Over $600 was spent on garments and related items, with a factory drive underway to expand mobilization and volunteer participation.
In Nashville on March 2 Gov. Jim McCord considered commuting the death sentence of Daniel Bidaysll, awaiting execution in the electric chair for murder. Joanna Lucas, a Pittsburgh resident, arrived to plead for clemency and to request a marriage license to wed the condemned man before his scheduled Thursday execution.
Report notes a push to alter plans for highway construction in Warren and surrounding counties. Residents and legislators discuss routing choices between Colby, Clymer, and Columbus segments and potential delays pending state approval and funding decisions.
Three excavations by Pennsylvania Gas workers spanned the Fourth Ward seeking a water source feeding seepage into gas mains on First Avenue and West Pleasant Street. The operation drained lines hourly as crews pursued the source, while barriers kept mains from freezing and pressure remained variable. Treasury report notes February receipts and debt figures.
Dispatches report unrest among mine owners as Lewis demands escalate. Albanian shelling and Greek border clashes intensify, with forces advancing near Pogonlaw and Epirus. A US mission transports aid to Greece to support the air force and a military hospital in Patras expected within 60 days.
Finnish unions and factory workers organize meetings to back a military pact with the Soviet Union. The Communist paper Tynekonis Sunomat reports strong support for Grendshin and peace concerns, as conservatives oppose the accord.
State Police at Corry sub station reported no traffic injuries in February across six Laiewesc state highways. Total accident damage reached 870 dollars. Officers arrested 80 motorists for violations and 7 people on criminal counts after 15 investigations. One stolen car valued at 1,000 was recovered during routine patrols covering 2,348 miles. Five requests for information were misanswered.
United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis faces a looming pension dispute as talks stall with coal operators. A 60 day notice period is required to terminate contracts, with May deadlines looming and potential pension changes on the table.
A fire at the Bell farm four miles from the Allis area destroyed an evaporator shed and related farming gear valued around 2000 dollars. The blaze started near the sugar evaporator and spread to a barn, a corn wagon, and other equipment. Neighbor Mrs Mexie Aiken reported witnessing the flames. The fire occurred shortly after 1 50 o clock with the evaporator in operation prior to the incident.
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