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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
1
Civil Rights Dispute Moves to House Floor amid party dynamics
The civil rights fight shifts to the House floor with Republicans possibly siding with Southern Democrats to oppose Keefe's amendment to bar federal funds to states denying equal educational opportunities. The Senate debates Marshall Plan details as CIO presses to discard a House-passed tax bill and military training debate unfolds with top defense officials invited to a closed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Republican High Command
Rep
Keefe
R-Wi
Labor Department
Federal Security Administration
Allraves
Keele
P. Tadership
Repubican
Ghrt
Truman
Capitol Hill
Senate
Guerney
R-Sd
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Forrestal
Army
Royall
Navy
Sulligan
Air
Maree Symington
Gilman
Red Cross Chapter Receives $500 Gift During Drive
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross donates $500 to support local chapter dues and membership efforts. Bliss of Maple Avenue forwards the check as the drive enters its second week with 18 memberships counted to date and stations open for new signups through the week ending Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
The
Americas
Red Cross
P Bliss
Maple Avenue
Mubeelitight Provida
Ions Waiive
Forwarded & Nheck
Awm
Mes
Elise
Wsedo
Parsons
Ang
Board to Act on Columbus Dam Repairs Amid Delays
The Water and Resources Board will decide within two weeks on the application to repair the Co Hindus Dam near Columbus. Delayed forwarding of specifications halted progress.审批 hinges on pipe type and dam capacity, after earlier replacement pipes led to water flow around the spillway and extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Resources
Department of Forests and Waters
Havisburg
Co Hindus
Te Water and Resources Board
Yas
Woul
Large farm sold at Sugar Grove in major transfer
Leonard Stockton of Columbus, ex Stockton Brothers Hardware, bought the Carl Norbeck farm one mile south of Sugar Grove on Warren Road. The 400 acre property includes all farm equipment, 200 head of stock, the big barn, a two story brick house, and a large sugar beet facility. Norbeck ownership thread ties to a 1920s robbery case and murder conviction in Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Columbus
Leonard Stockton
Stockton Brothers Hardware Company
Carl Norbeck
Sugar Grove
Warren Road
Stork
Stockton
Sugar
Associated Press
Gettysburg
San Bat
Norbeck
Herbert B. Humpert
W. C. Shee
Adams County
Bimmons
Lfe
Robert L. Stanley
Maghantesburg
Bentine
Erie County Schools To Receive $317,501 In Aid
Payments totaling 117,901 to 36 fourth class districts in Erie county were approved by Auditor General G Finrold War ker. Funds come from legislative appropriations for public school support and include Concord township 6402 Elgin 1099 Mill Village 1608 Thau City Pa 80%a Wattsboro 3680 Wayne township 8290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
G. Finrold Warker
Concord Township
Elgin
Mill Village
Thau City
Wattsboro
Wayne Township
Youth pinned under truck on Euclid Street
A 16 year old Corry youth was pinned beneath a delivery truck from Model Dairy Co on Euclid Street when the four wheel drive Ford slid off the roadway and tipped. Neighbors freed him after several minutes of pain as the truck rested on his leg. He was taken to Corry Hospital where X rays showed nine broken bones and he was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Model Dairy Company
Howard McCray
Lawrence McCray
West Smitty Street
New York
McCray
Youll
Beenne
Prospect Sweet Ghd
Lea Gayrall
A. Zaleneck and Son
Corry Hospital
Woman Hurt As Auto Rolls Over Near Corry
A Corry woman suffered lacerations and bruises when a car driven by her husband veered off the highway near Bowle 77 and 27 and rolled into a ditch. The vehicle owned by Arthur Van Keuren was towed away. four people were in the car, including Mrs. Philly Hallast, treated by a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Inerstellona
Bowle 77
Garland
Philly Hallast
West
Washington Street
Halfast
Arthur van Keuren
King Street
Hallast
van Keuren
Union City
van Cise
Treasury Urges Oleo Tax Repeal
The treasury urged repeal of federal taxes on oleomargarine. Undersecretary A Lee Wiggins told the House Agriculture Committee that the taxes distort competition between oleomargarine and butter and waste fat resources. He said the levy burdens consumers and yields little federal revenue, with projected collections for the year around 1.8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
A. Lee Wiggins
House Committee On Agriculture
Wiggins
Tutante
Bob Hegald
Annie Lakes Oy
Rescue of 21 Crew After Beached Tanker At Beaufort Inlet
Coast Guardsmen used a breeches buoy to rescue 21 men from the Norfolk after the 252 foot tanker grounded on a sand reef off Beaufort inlet during a 60 mile gale. One crewman died during transfer, two guardsmen were injured, and the operation continued through heavy seas and fog with all survivors later ashore at Fort Mayon Coast Guard station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
Mesheila
Norfolk
Beaufort Inlet
Wien
Mojor
Coast Guard
Wong
Myst
Fort Mavon
Coat Guards
Coast
Widow wins big radio prize in Chicago contest
A fifty year old widow, Florence Hubbard, identified as the Walking Man mystery, won prizes valued at 22 500 in a Chicago radio contest hosted by Ralph Edwards. She blames luck and friends, plans no immediate use, and will face about 8 000 in taxes on the winnings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tadey
Jack Benny
Plorence Tubbied
Horst Hold
Cadillac
Sun Viley
Tahi
Ralph Edwards
American Heart Association
Bubbard
Phyalolarr
Edwards
Redmond Prineville
Aterial Revenue
Hubbard
Missing Air Force Plane Over the Pacific
Bulletin from San Francisco reports an Air Force Superfortress with men aboard missing over the Pacific. Coast Guard search planes joined by Hamilton Field and Spokane to Honolulu air routes conducted intensive searches as authorities pursue clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Pokane
Honolul
Army Air-Reverue Arti A Hamilton Flett
Coast Guard
Wreck On Route 6 Causes Ice Slick No Injuries Reported
A Plymouth smashed into a stalled truck on an ice covered Route 6 near Corry Royle, damaging the car over $100. The truck, owned by the State Pit Commission and driven by Lwy Sovoneun, stopped behind a school bus while it picked up passengers. The car skidded and struck the rear of the truck, causing the accident but no injuries. De Valera welcome plans in Philadelphia spark political event coverage.
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Plymouth
Corry
Royle
Guten Bish
Bvorkport
State Pit Commission
Lwy Sovoneun
Mindri City
Sorenson
Bish
Outsider May Gain Support in New Hampshire
AP reports New Hampshire voters prepare for a presidential primary with Dewey seeking momentum and delegates. Stassen and Havale E. Stassen pursue influence while MacArthur looms as a potential anti–Dewey choice. Truman remains distant from the NH race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Quadruplets from Zavada declared out of danger
In Latrobe Pa eight The Payada quadruplets, two days old, are improving under care after birth. Doctors say they have odds of survival with no oxygen tent needed. The three girls and one boy remain in incubators and will stay at the hospital for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wiley Hartmann
Three Auto Accidents Leave Six Vehicles Damaged
City police logged three weekend accidents causing six vehicles damage near Main Street and West Smith Marion streets. No injuries reported. Vehicles driven by Warren Humphrey 488 Puneslyuuly and D Wright 29 Conth street collided at South Celesta Avenue and Main Street. A second crash involved Andrew Tinko RD rear ending Hayney at Nuplix Center Street. A third collision between Russ Copeland Meadville and Charley A Foxgun West Pleasant Street occurred at West Smith and Marion. Police noted observed intersection signs and drivers failing to yield.
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Homphreyy
Puneslyuuly
D. Wright
Conth Street
Celiesta
Imiain
Worth
Wiebe Meture
Wright
Humphrey
Hayney
Whaw
Tinko
Russ Copeland
Meadyitle
Charley
West Pleasant
West Smith
Marion
Copeland
Weal Gmilh Street
Pantzon
Ote Sheghway
White Paulson
Jett St
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Paulsam
West Sialiy
Soldier Shot by Soviet Sentry in Vienna Standoff
U S Army private Jack Grunden of Portland Oregon was shot in the back in front of the Grand Hotel Vienna after refusing orders to move into the gutter during a tense sidewalk clash with a Soviet sentry and accompanying guards. The provost marshal says he will recover but may lose his left arm.
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Associated Presa
Vienna
Austria
U. S. Army
Um Amuricsin
Russia
Rivest
International District
Ih Bie
Jack Grunden
Portland
Ore
Grand Hotel
Asenty
Albott
Two U S Women Slain In Saigon
Faris reports the slaying of two American women employed at the U S consulate general in Saigon. Jeanne Al Skewes and Lydia Ruth James were found shot to death in a dry river bed after driving a jeep into it last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Faris
Saigon
U. S
Indochina
Jeanne AL Skewes
Lydia Ruth James
Strong Arm Group Breaks Up Meeting Protesting Treaty
In Helsinki on March 8 the cabinet of Finland decided to begin negotiations with Soviet Russia over a potential treaty of cooperation. A cabinet member, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said discussions could cover a military or friendship agreement and noted the urgency from President Paasikivi. The protest was disrupted when four or five men described as Communists pushed a speaker aside and grabbed the microphone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Helsini
Finland
Russia
Finda
Stalin
Cablick
Juno Paasilevi
Ue Miuselan
Prastkivl
Taliss Jn
Taliss Jn Uether To Pansi— Weii
Helssinkgi
Moscow
Two Men Believed Killed In Massachusetts Chemical Plant Blast
Fire officials searched the wreckage of the Taterlake Chemical Corporation plant in Waltham for two missing workers believed killed after Saturday night explosion. The blast leveled the two story facility, sparking a fire and causing an estimated 550 thousand dollars in damage. Survivors were blown clear of the building. some were found as far as 75 feet away.
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Associated Press
Waltham
Mass
Pollernet
Insred
Taterlake Chemical Corporation
Tivailes
B. A. Nen
Fiat
Neal
Boston
Ruth Melanson
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