07 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1950
Page
1
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Auto union officials weigh accepting a loan offer from Lewis to aid the strike against Chrysler. The strike waned with 140,000 workers in the auto industry gaining leverage as miners’ gains could spur wage boosts in other industries, signaling potential wider impact.
Detroit March 7 Associated Press reports the CIO United Auto Workers weigh accepting a $1,000,000 loan from John L. Lewis to aid the Chrysler strike amid wage talks. Lewis offers funded pensions and a plan, while Chrysler objects to a funding scheme. The note cites broader postwar wage pressures and potential government role in steel disputes.
Flames of unknown origin destroyed a large barn on the Garl Marlin farm on Town Line road between Clymer and Hapgood Corners. A small outbuilding and a nearby farm home escaped major damage as volunteers fought the blaze until the barn collapsed around 10:30 am. The farm’s 4-H project youth was involved. a tractor was claimed, and the farm owner Mr. Martin was asleep in the dwelling. Firemen estimated losses at 4000 dollars. The property is the former John Rustink tract off Valley road.
The report notes Chen Cheng, 52, chosen as premier amid Nationalist opposition in a tense political climate. It highlights his wartime leadership, U.S. praise from generals, and the Nationalist cabinet's support while detailing desertions and murmurs of factional gain within the legislature.
A new meeting of Western big three foreign ministers is planned to discuss cold war strategy and Far East issues. Officials hint at talks within two months with Bevin, Acheson, and Schuman, and possible prep for a first face to face Western leaders summit since last September.
Pottsville Pa March 7 State Police hurried to the western part of Schuylkill county to check reports that someone was burning breakers at independent hard coal mines. Police had no clear suspects but heard that 400 cars owned by independent miners were massed about 17 miles west of Pottsville. Independent miners refer to small mines not under United Mine Workers contract.
Across key coal regions mines reopen as workers return after strikes. United States Steel reports near capacity by week’s end while Western Pennsylvania miners resume in large numbers. Kentucky and West Virginia see growing digger turnout though full restart remains weeks away. Rail service and coal burning limits shift as the Interstate Commerce Commission tightens restrictions and New York maintains fuel rationing.
City Council rejects 10 opposed flasher lights plan for Washington Street crosswalks amid pushback from parents and officials. Hearing set before Public Utilities Commission examiner next Tuesday. if approved, railroad will station a police wiffager for a week to educate. Council also addresses water service status, bid rivalries for municipal building painting, and new parking projects across Wright and East Washington streets.
Westinghouse Electric Corp builds an atomic power unit for a U S Navy submarine at the old Betlis Airport near Pittsburgh. The project, begun last April with a two to six year completion window, involves a dedicated engineering staff and a new facility at the former airport.
Bulgaria reports former translator Mikhail Shipkov confessed to spying for the United States under a plan directed by Heath. Four co-defendants also pleaded guilty, confirming prior police confessions and detailing alleged intelligence work and coercive interrogation methods used to extract information.
Washington reports a $1 billion arms aid program for Western Europe is moving fast despite Communist threats in France. The carrier Dixmude arrives at Norfolk to ship France's initial cargo of around 40 Navy fighters and bombers with seven other European nations to follow. Secret shipments to fast coast ports are prepared for quick loading aboard merchant vessels with armed protection possible to unload if needed. The Dixmude’s destination after leaving Norfolk is kept secret.
Fire and massive dust storms sweep wide areas across the plains. Winds lash Texas New Mexico Kansas and Nebraska while visibility drops and utilities falter. Reports describe harrowing conditions with people sheltering indoors as structures buckle under the force turning the landscape to a choking haze.
The Receewion Bowling Alleys on East Main Street were sold to AL Hoot, Stanley Kasper, and CT Tap Anders. The deal covers the building at 28 East Main Street and six billiard tables plus equipment. A remodeling and renewal plan aims to reopen by August with a new management team led by Mr Anders and Mr Berry, while Mr Root and Mr Kasper step back from active management.
An order issued yesterday allows two Corry plants to refill to gas for industrial operations due to a pressure buildup in the Pennsylvania Gas Company's system. Corry James Town and Ajax Iron Works were restored to gas by Saturday to relieve the load, with other Northwestern Pennsylvania plants urged to cooperate as colder temperatures raised concerns of a liquid fuel shortage.
Churchill, facing a precarious position, pressed Attlee for a date on steel nationalization as the main clash with Labour since the elections looms. He seeks a firm pledge delaying legislation for up to nine months after the next general election if required, while Labour defends its policy and nationalization plans in the Commons amid Tory opposition.
Charles Loiis, 2, of South Center steel was cited by city police this afternoon after a two car crash at the intersection of North Center and Smith streets. The driver was charged with driving too fast for conditions and running a traffic light. Long smashed into the front end of a car driven by Edward T. Bloom of Weslewitle as Bloom attempted to turn from West Smith onto North Center. Police said Long could not stop due to excessive speed and icy road conditions. No occupants were injured.
The regional Red Cross director from Alexandria Virginia was scheduled to visit the eastern area chapter, with Hosrd members expected at the session. About 28 Gorey Red Cross attendees planned to hear Gen. George Marshall address a gathering in Gannon Auditorium.
A jury convicted former government employee Miss Coplon on two counts alleging she conspired to obtain and transmit FBI documents for Moscow. The verdict found Coplon guilty of aiding a spy ring with Gubitchev, who was involved in the alleged plot. The case centers on espionage related to classified material.
Judith Caplan and Valentin A. Gubitchev were found guilty of conspiracy and attempted espionage in New York. Caplan faces at least 25 years in prison with a 1000000 fine, while Gubitchev may receive up to 13 years and a 40000 fine. Both defendants were remanded to jail as sentencing is due Thursday.
Lew Lehr a Philadelphia native and longtime vaudeville actor rose to fame as a newsreel comedian with his remark about monkeys assisting people. He lived in New Career Conns with his wife Anna Leonhardt and later became Fox Movies tone news commentator.
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