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10 Mar 1948
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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 10, 1948
Page
1
Auction notice lists farm equipment and household items
The advertisement describes an sale of furniture tools and machinery including John Deere tractors conveyors and hay equipment. It notes timing around 4 p m and a location near Union Beaverdam with multiple items such as a drill rubber buckets and heat stoves.
New Hampshire Primary Boosts Dewey as Stassen Remains Viable
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey captured six of eight delegate votes in New Hampshire with Harold Stassen winning two in yesterday's primary. The result signals Dewey's continued strength and leaves MacArthur considering his options as the race heads to future contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Washington
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
New Hampahive
Harold B. Stussen
Minnesota
New England
Westiverd
Wisabnutt
Dewey
Stassen
Douglas Macartiir
Orst
New Hampshire
Charles M. Duele
Philadelphia
Theland
Nolice
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Howlain
Tokyo
Arthur
Waliatiler
Weller to Speak at Jamestown Dinner by Corry Chamber
A Corry Chamber of Commerce representative will attend a dinner in Jamestown on March 16 with seven western Pennsylvania chambers and New York groups. Timman D. Weller, national chamber official, will give The Road to Better Government talk. The session aims to discuss national politics and how citizens communicate with Congress and state Legislature. About 150 attendees expected at Jamestown Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ghmmerce
Jamentown
Mare
Peniusyvents
New Yolk
Timman D. Weller
Feld
National Chamber
Weller
Jamestown
Gurr
Lae Nothors Hamed
Ute Khun
Red Cross Drive Reaches 366 Members In City Push
The Red Cross reports 366 members in a community fundraising drive led by Lavon and others. The campaign notes $1,501 in donations and outlines plans for new memberships as a Friday evening event concludes the effort.
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Red Cross Group
Coryy
Red Cross Momibe
Eif
Cray Lavon
Bhayley Wall
Ervell
wiTiers
Sully
Vlost Saliediy
U S and Russia Harden on Palestine Partition
Report from Lake Success details a deepening split between the United States and the Soviet Union over the Palestine partition plan. American and Soviet officials clash over timing and Arab involvement as Warren Austin defends U.S. aims while urging Arab cooperation through diplomatic channels.
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Asagometd Press Lake Success
Palestine
United Nallons Chambers
Holy Land
United Nationa
Acherne
Rissa
United States
Warren B. Aussit
Austin
Washington
Iifiger Addi
Rer
Allthy
U.S
U. W
Texas Eastern seeks permit to extend gas line to east coast
Texas Eastern Transmission seeks FPC approval to build a 26 inch pipeline from Longview Texas to Philadelphia and Linden Pennsylvania to deliver 385 million cubic feet daily on the eastern seaboard. The plan includes 400 miles of line, 25 compressor stations and a total capacity target of 933 million cubic feet daily after expansion.
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Associated Press
New York
Texas
Wew
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Ine
Rudge
Pas
Philadelphia
Linden
Con— Rode
Ron~ Eliviion Iti
Bie Tien
FPC
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Tis Sysem
Big
Little Tneh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Texas Eastern
PPC
Ony Py
Yenke
Ener
Officers Named by Elks Chorus In Corry
The Male Chorus of the Corry B P O Elks elected three officers for the coming year Donald Nantes business manager Lon Rhines public manager Herbert Dahl secretary treasurer Jowls Sears Abrarton and Lyn Rice director were reelected. The group plans two spring concerts starting with a St Patrick's Day appearance in Connellsville Ohio with harpist Pegy Norton Dow. A concert is booked for April 8 in Oil City before Traffic Club members and guests from plants east of the Mississippi River.
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Corry B. P. OG. Elks
Donald Nantes
Lon Rhines
Herbert Dahl
Jowls Sears
Abrarton
Lyn Rice
Mes Nantes
Rhines
Sears
Rice
Io Mb
St. Patrick's Day
Conneaul
Ohio
St Mary's Church
Pegey Norton Dow
Oil City
Franklin
Traffic Club
Rioting Reignites in South Korea Amid UN Mission Pressure
March 10 report states four Korean police officers were killed and three injured as rioting renews in South Korea. The attacks, blamed on Communist-inspired groups, halted UN push for elections while the U.N. Commission adopts a voting law for a proposed national assembly election.
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U.S
Any Today
Korea
United Nations
Jinn Carmission
U.N. Commission
Pa ‘Onal Assembly
South Korex
North Korea
M Mpokexnas
Czech Probe Demands U N Inquiry on Coup
March 10 Dr Jan Pananek urged the United Nations Security Council to investigate the Gem feminist coup in Czechoslovakia, demanding international probe and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Pananek
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Czechoslovakia
Petition Filed to Pave Columbus Clymer Road Improvement Push
A new petition from Columbus Clymer residents seeks paving for a three mile stretch of the Columbus Clymer road. The document notes heavy truck traffic and urges early consideration, with 68 signatures and past efforts described as unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Eurely
Ray Smack
Department of Highways
Assemblymaaty
Wilt Cleyy
Columbus Glymer
Aldition
Hute
Beaverdam-Wattsburg
McCabe Defends Surplus War Goods Sale to China
McCabe replies to Tobey in Washington asserting surplus weapons disposal abroad was well handled despite flaws. He reads a 10 000 word statement to the Senate Banking Committee defending his record as a Bennettlysnia industrialist nominated for the Federal Reserve Board.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas ML McCabe
Suifiltis
Senate Banking Committee
McCabe
Bennaylysnia Indus
Federal Reserve Board
Chinen Tobey
R-Nh
Tobey
Tetiuian
Hlecemore
Magiines
Beeles
Feders Reserve System
Rominees
Senate
Boare
Virginia Senate Votes On Ant Truman Bill Amid Civil Rights Clash
The Virginia Senate awaited action on an amended anti Truman bill after a split vote in the House. The measure would let a Democratic convention choose Virginia's 11 electoral votes if the ticket and platform were not approved, reflecting tensions over President Truman's civil rights policy.
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Richmond
Tuck
Senate
Virginia Monae
Detowaluerr
House
Virginia
April 10 Deadline For Aid Program Panel Debate
Washington March 10 Congress debates extending 970 million in aid to China as Maj Gen Claire Chennault testifies on foreign aid plan. House Foreign Affairs Committee led by Rep Eaton weighs the measure with hearings set to close tonight and decisions expected on how to proceed.
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Assontalad
Kbeles
Fiannioi
Ue Howe Povalyn Amaliy
Ik SI Speer Muertia
R-Maes
Hallock Rend
Eaton
Claire Chennault
China
Greece
Stroni
Milne
Washlington
Maret
Cllrs Chennault
Chine
Europe
Final details outlined for five-nation military alliance pact
Brussels reports delegates from five Western European nations completed eight draft articles of a mutual defense treaty. Four sections remain to be drafted as talks focus on mutual aid, dispute mediation, and environmental concerns while the United States may join the bloc.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Atlience Hutendotty
Pierre Alvinger
Lusembourg Dele
Pravietias
Igjestions
Pernand
van Langehave
Tapping Completed But Little Syrup Being Made
Treasury report from Washington notes large syrup producers completed tapping while freezing temperatures slowed sap flow. Weather disruptions hinder maple production as season conditions and late rains impact yields.
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Golder
Tate Atexicoon
Court Ruling on Religion Sparks Educational Debate
A Northwest Pennsylvania superintendent discusses a Supreme Court decision on religion in schools. The ruling could influence public funding for transportation to parochial schools, with officials in Warren and Titusville weighing impacts on local religious education programs.
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Supreme Court
Corry
David Veut
Winton Fee
Pest
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Warren
Gen
Eral
Munich
Reynolds Xpedition Plane Returns for Repairs
Tokyo dispatch reports the Reynolds Xpedition B 24 bomber returning to the United States for repairs after a perilous Shanghai to U S flight. Pilot William B Odom plans hops to Midway and Honolulu with a turn to China in about two weeks. The Chicago businessman Milton Reynolds funded a radar project and discussed ditching the plane if fumes threatened.
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Asornate
Tokyo
Reynolds
Tomight
Shanghi
United States
Vetella
William BP
Odom
Midway
Honolulu
China
Shanghai
Bia
Sillionaire
Milton Reynolds
Jnbs
Chicago
Monty
Mountaains
Washington Bulletin Sparks Senate Bill Debate Amid Military Aid Talk
Incoming reports from Washington describe lawmakers pushing a Senate bill to extend defense provisions. General Chennault warns that lacking China aid could escalate to broader conflict, while discussions continue on joint service planning and potential war scenarios.
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Washington
Eutarnuudl
Ulik
Navy
Ale
Defense
Forrestal
Jon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lisle
Two Guilty Verdicts in Contract Case Exposed
In a district proceeding, Floyd Bemis and Charles Mathews were found guilty of breach of contract. The case, overseen by Alderman M. 5, centered on alleged overpayments by Thompson Wood Products workers and settlement efforts followed by a payment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codgette Wiis
Juan Avi
Floyd Bemis
Charles Mathews
Charles Thompson
Thonwaon Muwle Products
Howe Vie
Prr
Civis
States House Ready To Nominate 32 Congressional Seats
In Pennsylvania 32 state congressmen seek renomination for the March 27 primaries. Several incumbents face opposition from both parties while a few seats remain uncontested. Democratic candidates fail to file in some districts, leaving two Republican seats with incumbent and others contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tye
Pennsylvania
Anvil
Mitcherl Jentina
Luzerne Cout
Republican
Pising
Cnt
Richard M. Simpson
Huntingdon
James E. Vanlands
Altoons
Masaryk Kills Himself in Prague Government Turmoil
Prague March 10 Associated Press reports non party foreign minister Jon Masaryk of the new communist government killed himself in a second story office as the nation faced political upheaval. The government announced the act after Masaryk's body was found in the courtyard. previous events included a public appearance in the old town square marking his father Thomas Masaryk's birth anniversary and a disrupted aftermath with a stabbing in the same building.
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Eres Prague
Jon Masaryk
Jnvertiomnt
Lev. Bholala
Sisinniee Parler
London
Masaryk
Thomas ‘Masaryie
Snd
Rhythmic Fis
Lenderia
Wina
Ose
Foreien
Reliiutanes Ue
Armik
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Broneenst
Anton Dvorak
Povernilunk
Jwadiannmoe
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Frukop Deena
Jim
Wes
Old Town Square
Ste
Hofasseil
Thapard
Neighbins
Two Penny Trains Crash Headon Near Station
A Philadelphia area collision injured about 18 people when two penny trains collided head on near a suburban station. The inbound train entered a tunnel near 19th Street and collided with the other train, causing several passengers to be treated for injuries while emergency crews worked.
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Associated
Philadelphia
Mar
TWS
Peuiavivens Railroad Electric and Reiger Trainede
Tnbolind Tran
Wilmington
Del
Marth
Hannemann
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