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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1950

Page

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Strachey Under Fire In Britain Over War Ministry Post

London reports say Prime Minister Attlee labeled Strachey’s reactions to Communist ties as disgraceful while Beaverbrook papers call for his removal from the war ministry. The row comes as Labour faces weakened support after last week’s elections amid questions on Britain's military intelligence ties.

London Beaverbrook John Strachey Shanda Mombie Susichsky Wileh Gue Lin U.S Ametes Standard Shrarhey Prine Minis Clement Attlee Downing Steerer Labor Party Communist Party Labor Lord Beaverbrook Winston Churchitt Express Sid Attlee Britain

Two Area Streams Stocked With Rainbow and Brown Trout

Corry Plan Hatchery announces stockings for Conneautive and nearby streams. 950 rainbow trout and 400 brown trout set for Conneautive, 2825 rainbows for Little Brokensenn. A delivery truck will depart Gerry Pikefield road at 7:45 to stock Little Buckenstraw. another convoy heads from Edinboro Post Office at 8:30 for Connenithire. Mr Lille notes trout range from sit to twelve inches.

Corry Pian Legul Natebery Gerry- Pikefield Road Mie Edinboro Lille

Nurse slain after torture by Burmese bandits in Rangoon

Embassy officials report American missionary nurse Miss Selma M. Maxwell was tortured with rifle butts before her death near Mollmein in Burma. Ten natives died in the ambush while attempting to rescue her two miles from safety. Details are from U.S. Vice Consul Ball Jard R. Donnell.

Rangoon Burma Selma M. Maxwell Washington Senatorin Miss Miss Maxwell Sifety Mollmein Ball

Gas Company Urges City Plants to Conserve Fuel

The Gas Company requests local industrial plants to use emergency equipment to save fuel as a worsening gas shortage hits the city. Officials say most industrial sites will shut down tomorrow and Sunday to conserve energy while awaiting relief, with limited reserves to be allocated to essential users.

Corsyins Che Feunyylvanit Gas Company Hay Pon Gye Teal Diiuiager Ie Tueity’s Teal Ajax Gof Plotine Wits Siuidhay Winwit Fe Opie Sundiy Argely Niity Lie Wales

Little Cooley School Burns Down In Southwest Fire

A fire destroyed the Little Cooley school near Sparhully southwest of Sparhully yesterday afternoon. About 60 students and two teachers escaped before firefighters arrived. Firemen from Bloomfield Townville and Centerville fought the blaze, saving the church and several outbuildings. the building预计 cost $10,000 to replace. Officials suspect an overheated stove or a chimney as the cause. the roof collapsed within minutes as walls fell, and subfreezing conditions hampered efforts.

Lwwo Riant Litle Cooley Sparhulby Bloomfeld Townville Centerville Byan Yeliesluit Byerfiren Athens Township G. F. Adamson France Marold Geer Banki James Bloomfield Fire Department Raymond Green Donald Parke Licolsville

PUC Sets Hearing on Washington Crossing Controversy

Erie residents press for change as Public Utilities Commission schedules hearing at Erie County Courthouse for March 31 at 1 a.m. on the rail line crossing. PRR seeks remove watchman with talks on warning signals and gates. schools and PTA groups weigh in amid crosswalk safety concerns.

Laval Pennsylvania Railroad West Washington Street Public Utilities Commission Erie Counity Court House Buffalo Slivision Kinley Seoth Railmad Ale Tlasher Te Railroad BUC PRR Lo Spartansbuye St Edward's Pta Corry Board of Education

Baltimore Doctor Claims Air Injection Is Not Dangerous

In a Baltimore defense bid in a New Hampshire mercy killing trial, Dr. Harry M. Robinson testified that injecting air into veins poses no harm. He cited centuries of medical practice and cases with 30 to 40 cubic centimeters producing no ill effects, arguing there is no danger from air injections into veins.

Baltimore Associated Press New Hampshire Manchester, N. M Herman N. Sander Harry M. Robinson University of Maryland Johns Hopkins Medical School Robinson

France And Saar Sign New Treaty In Saar Autonomy Agreement

Paris reports France grants the occupied Saar broad internal autonomy while maintaining control of foreign relations and defense. The pact creates a Republic of the Saar and ties its economy to France pending a final Allied Germany treaty. It awaits a broader postwar accord to take full effect.

France Saar Associated Press Paris Germany Republic of the Saar Frasee Lere Sharkind

Truman Claim Is Challenged By Republicans

Republicans in Washington challenge President Truman's claim of leading the drive to root out communists from government. Senator Bricker says action came only when Congress pressed, while Senator McCarty and Ferguson criticize the president for not acting sooner on Alger Hiss. Senator Lucas defends Truman, praising efforts to weed out communists. Bricker dismisses government boards as sham to shield the administration from scrutiny.

Associated Press Washington Truman Taxtend Bricker Congress McCarty R-Wis Ferguson R-Mich Treman Alger Hiss Hiss State Department Adat Trisman Lucas Tle Inois

Woman Missing for Week Returns Home

Mrs Helen B Overlander 30 year old mother of three returned to Rennselear New York after a week away. She left to Stillwater Ohio to visit her brother Wieser Gates believing she had cancer. Police questioned her husband Sherrel Overlander a truck driver not at home on arrival. Neighbors said she was distressed and went to bed.

Rensselear Helen B. Overlander Rome Stillwater Ohlo Wieser B. Gates Sherrel Overlanden

EXTRA PLOW SENT TO CLEAR RURAL ROADS

A large emergency snow plow is dispatched to rural districts to widen snowbound routes. Strong cold and wind hamper travel as reported by local authorities with temperatures near zero and wind chills in the single digits. Snow and ice conditions force slower traffic on major routes and curtail travel for residents across the region.

Findley Lake

Head Nurse Backs Defendant in Mercy Killing Case

Manchester New Hampshire March 4 A lead nurse testified that Abbie Borromo showed a death pallor and was not breathing before Dr Hermann Sander injected air into her veins, supporting defense that the mercy killing occurred to end suffering.

Associated Press Manchester Abbie Borrom Hermann N. Sander Geeta Smith Eillish Worn Smith Beesiele Borrato Albert Shay Shay Dr. Sander Mrs. Borreto Robert P. Booth Z Tne George F. Duinnéll Lot Hospital

Water Utility Secretary Explains Stand on Hydrant Financing

The Public Utility Commission outlines policy for water service connections and hydrant installation. Officials discuss cost sharing, city responsibilities, and developer roles, noting a plan to lay 400 feet of pipe at applicant expense with city support for the rest. Continued at page six.

HA Gale Belt Gil Bephoretian Corey Warre Sippy Company Match Street Resi Waley Sovarn Rm Tryat Conor Woking Gil Wfereims Emily Pepa Austiner Wility Conpsission Reputres Ui Opticanis Yoliilary Coury Ciy Omeyer

Jury to hear Coplon case Monday in espionage trial

March 2 report says Miss Coplon and Gilbitchev face jury without more witnesses. Defense and prosecution to rest Monday as Judge Sylvester J. Ayant prepares to instruct a six man six woman jury on the fate of the defendants. Also noted, the Navy supplied 17,000 tons of coal to public institutions in the Sixth Naval District amid a national fuel shortage, and Rep Van Zandt stated he is not a candidate for any state office.

New York Department of Justice Ane Gilbitchev Russingen Charleston Naval District South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Florida Tennessee Miehissippi Alabama van Zandt Washington Rep

Truman to ask Congress for coal mine power license

President Truman will send a message to Congress this afternoon seeking power to regulate and operate coal mines. White House officials said the draft legislation would go to both houses, while the administration pursues a plan to avoid a miners strike. The message follows talks with key aides and legal advisers about the proposed law and the need for swift action.

Associated Press Washington Train Congress White House Trdman Mer Prunus McGrath Philly Peelman Segretskry Osean Chapman Darry Houses of Congress Vongress Line

Labor Leader Denies Being Communist

March 3 report states labor leader Alexander Wright denies charges of communism raised by Matt Cvertic in testimony before the House Un American Activities rem inistsce. Wright, a delegate to the CTO Steel Grty Industrial Council from the Stone Brick and Allied Products Workers, says he is not a Communist. Joseph A. Caney, secretary of the Industrial Union council, noted Wright’s status had been discussed publicly and urged a response. Wright replied he is not a Communist and declined to elaborate.

Alexander Wright Matt Cvertic FBX House Un-American Activities Wright CTO Steel Grty Industrial Council Stone, Brick and Allied Products Workers Joseph A. Caney Industrial Union Council

U S Ships Evade All Greek Ports

U S warships will avoid Greek ports during Greece's Sunday national election. Officials say the move is a careful hands off policy as the United States maintains a neutral stance in the crisis. Moscow has claimed the voting will be carried out under American protection, a claim officials dismiss.

Greece United States Moscow

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