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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
1
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Historic nonstop around world by B 50 bomber
Port Worth reports a B 50 bomber completed a first of its kind nonstop flight around the world with a 44 crew. The mission included aerial refueling, reaching high speeds and altitudes, and concluded at Carswell Air Force Base. The article details the plane’s engines, range, and flight record as a postwar milestone.
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Armed Police Blockade Russian Mission in U.S. Zone
In Frankfurt on March 2 armed military police blockaded a Russian mission refusing American orders to leave the U S zone of Germany. The Russian officials, defying the deadline set by General Clay, remained inside their building as MPs surrounded the site and U S reporters observed the tense stand off.
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C Office Elects Five New Directors for Next Year
The Chamber of Commerce elected five new directors for three year terms and one to serve the remaining year. Names include Richard Hossbacher Arnold Seastead Athi Martin Praxjis Honey and Henry Wheeler. The election results were announced by the nominations committee. total ballots returned were about seven percent. The board will elect new officers at Friday’s session. retiring president Earl Cherry. The chamber meeting and annual report will be held tomorrow evening at Columbus Community Church at 6:40.
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Robert OL. Sy
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Roger Bown
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Raleigh van Tassel
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Harold Plawers
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Id Merediu
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Columbus Community
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Fear Bomber Lost With Nine Aboard in Luzon Range
An American Air Force B29 with nine crew members aboard is believed down in the Carabello mountain range of northern Luzon after last contacting Clan Pirld Air Base. Clark Field aircraft scanned the area northeast of the base but heavy clouds hindered the search. Brig Gen Jared Y Crabb said the aircraft was on a routine local flight when it disappeared. Names of the crew were withheld.
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Jared Y. Crabb
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United States
Rome
Trucker Arrest Sparks Five-Vehicle Crash in Corry
A Corry trucker, James King of 208 Northwest Street, was arrested after a motel dairy Co. delivery truck caused a chain of crashes on West Smith Street. Five vehicles were damaged, with parked cars on the dairy lot struck. Fred W. Young and others were involved as traffic halted. King’s truck blocked the street as witnesses, including Doctor Lruller, described the scene. Young and another occupant were injured.
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James King
Northwest Strel
Motel Dairy Co
Wayne Sitet
Pave King
Fred W. Young
Eyle
Moret
Young
Marshall Plat
Uilon City
Joseph Zuilk
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Junes Doiwidson
Corey
Sie Othead
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Third Class City Managers Bill Faces Small City Opposition
Harrisburg March 2 a debate over a bill allowing third class cities to adopt a city manager form via referendum or council action. Lawmakers note opposition from smaller cities sized 10,000 to 40,000, with committee chair Rev Delbert W Dalrymple saying details spark controversy to be discussed next week. The measure would empower councils to appoint a city manager for an indefinite term with full admin powers.
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Associated Press
Dispatch
Harrisburg
Delbert W Dalrymple
Rerle
House
Ray L. Riley JR
Pennsylvania rail wreck halts trains near Corry
Six Pennsylvan ia railroad cars and an engine derailed south of Corry. Officials report injuries to crew and that repairs will take hours as freight cars and track were damaged. Passengers were bused to nearby cities while crews cleared the wreckage and resumed service on the Buffalo division line between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
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Corry
Tly
Hengetay
Tevonvilla
Buffalo Division
Pittburgh
Pennsy
Fasge
Ulin
Bulgaria Acts to Speed Trial of Churchmen
In Sofia the Bulgaria government moved to speed the trial of 16 Protestant pastors accused of spying for the United States and Britain. Prosecution canceled 42 witnesses as testimony proceeded, while others testified to collecting information and engaging in black market dollar exchanges. The charges include aiding spying networks and illicit money transactions.
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Bulgaria
United States
Britain
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Espionger
Treasury Report Washington February 28 figures released
Treasury department data for February 28 show net receipts of 106,507,504.43 dollars and expenditures of 406,064,178.53 dollars, leaving a cash balance of 5,704,802,080.08 dollars. Total national debt stands at 252,747,999,226.83 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
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Tax cut plan moves through House amid tax debate
The House passed excise tax relief measures as Senate leadership and allies in Allegheny County brace for changes in the 1947 tax law. Proposals, backed by Representative Homer Brow and Senator John Wolkerly, aim to ease local tax burdens while balancing state revenue. Strong disagreement exists on how to allocate funds and adjust tax priorities in the ongoing session.
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Allegheny County
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John M
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Senate Teader
Democratic Party
Senate
Chest Group Allocates 11250 to Four Agencies
Corry community notes show the Chest group distributing eleven thousand two hundred fifty dollars across four agencies. The ceremony at the Hotel Corry approved the grants, with beneficiaries including Vincent’s and Hamm Hospital among others, the total supported by major partners and local officials.
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Washington
Surgeons Save Newborn From Diaphragmatic Hernia
Two day old boy born with intestines and spleen in his chest cavity underwent delicate surgery by a surgeon who reached the organs through an opening in the diaphragm. Doctors said the condition is rare and fatal if not corrected within 48 hours after birth. The city will receive funds from a state police pension distribution totaling $205,574 to support local pension programs. The statewide payouts will be shared with several communities including Erie, Union City, and Edinboro.
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Pittsburgh
Hahy
John Oponndd
Nate Ieeciee
Yaomey
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Munless
Commonwealth
Inollifine
G. Haron
Erie
Union City
Edin
Oboro
Wet Era Returns to Kansas Liquor Bill Debate
In Kansas a $81,000,000 liquor package moves through state government amid repeal talks. Despite veto threats, both chambers back revenue revisions while many dry counties and cities weigh options as Kansans voted to repeal prohibition by a margin of 482,994 to 558,310 in November.
Propo sed conveyor belt eyed to aid Youngstown steel
Senate committee heard Kenneth Loyd of the Mahoning Valley Youngstown Industrial Council favor a 120 mile 210 million belt to haul coal between Lake Erie and the Ohio River mocking ore transport. Supporters claim it would revive steel after the canal dispute. Also report of a Pittsburgh cancer victim Pat Lightner 20 months old dying at a temporary home.
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Comumons
More & Youngstown Steents
Liverpool
Kenneth Loyd
Mahoutte Valley
Youngstown
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Power Point
Pat Lishtner
Howard Lightner
GOP House Pushes Tax Plan To Speed Action In Budget Fight
In Washington on March 2, home Republicans advance a counter plan to President Truman's $5,000,000,001 budget, proposing tax cuts and repeal of the prewar excise framework. Speaker Martin leads GOP efforts to rally members, while leaders warn the administration attack would force a spending spree and waste. The plan would cut excises on jewelry, furs, lights, radios, and transportation, shift rates, and repeal certain taxes, aiming at a reshaped federal fiscal approach.
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GOP
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New Republican Party
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Meni Binup
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Romania seizes remaining land from former gentry
In Bucharest on March 2 Romania’s supreme presidium decreed expropriation of all remaining lands of the former landed gentry without payment effective immediately The state radio reported about 15 000 acres were taken over by the government.
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