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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
1
Pennsylvania's 1947 49 budget tops state history
The General Assembly received Pennsylvania’s all time high 1947 49 budget, projected at about 1 billion with $183 million in new taxes. Governor Duff urged new levies on luxuries, corporations, tobacco and alcohol to fund the emergency two year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Duff
House
Senate
Pennnsylvania
Inter
Sey~tal
Schull River
Graterford
White Fall
Finnncis Meir
Bonung
Open Meetings Bill Aims to End Star Chamber Practice
Harrisburg March 11 The House plans hearings on a measure to force open meetings for all municipal agencies. Rep Howard F Boorse (R Montgomery) said the bill, supported by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association, would require public access to regular and special meetings of police and sub divisions of local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Chamber
Howard F. Boorse
Boorse
Montgomery
House
Muntelpar Corporators
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Association
Jol Fouse-Bennie Committee
Hospitals for alcoholics proposed in state plan
In Harrisburg Senate action, Democrats urge investigation of the Liquor Control Board and push a bill to establish state hospitals for alcoholism treatment funded by a one percent share of net liquor profits. Three sponsors back a commission to run the facilities with initial $100,000 Commonwealth funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Harrisburg
Ligder Aured
Senate
Liquor Control Board
Eimer J.holland
James A. Gell
Jacob W. Camr
Iguor
Fu Lalli Yoon
Commonwealth
John
Dent
Joseph M. Barr
Allegheny
Three Unions Hold Meetings Amid Contract Talks
Three unions of the In erations Association of Machin its held sessions yesterday. Lodge 1097, Lodge 1308, and Lodge 14a discussed the new contract as Aero Supply Union reviewed its proposal for member approval. Negotiations continue with Ajax S. A. of M. Union and Corry Jamestown unit meeting with John Jackson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inerations Association of Machinets
Lodge 1097
Lodge 1308
Lodge 14A
Aero Supply Union
Emyilage
Ajax S. A. of M
Seston
Tomorow
Ing Otare
Corry-Jamestown Union
John Jackson
Matick
Aero Union Seneiotn
Court delays Erie City decision on mayoral succession
Court action drags in Erie as judges weighing petitions from Republican County Chairman Sam Roberts and others. The case centers on replacing Mayor Charles Barber and Alderman George Brabender amid council indecision. Decision may take days or longer as commissioners Evans and Louk consider options for a new appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Chare Bacher
Erid
White
Ross
Therig City
Wong
Barber
Lye
Court House
Evans
Louk
Erie
George Brabender
At Is Beth
Itill Meke
Corry Woman Escapes Gas After Fumes In City Building
Mrs Don Stewart of Corry was revived after being overcome by gas fumes in the Corry City Building. She was found unconscious on the Moor of the Chamber of Commerce office by Maude Gordon and transported to Corry Hospital by ambulance. Doctors treated her and she is reported in good condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stewart
Corry Hospital
Volo
Steward
A A. O'Hare
Byueken- Keating
Corry
Maude Gordon
Paraguay Army Prepares Attack on Insurgents
Reports from Montevideo indicate Paraguay plans a significant military action against insurgents led by Major Aguirre. Government broadcasts warn of heavy bombardment if rebels resist, following a Feb attack on an Asuncion police office that left six soldiers and a civilian dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Upuuitly
Paraguys
Mehsere
Concepeelon
Goncepelon
Governimay
Major Aguirre
Will Indict Corry Bandit in May
Bernard Stout, held in Mie Alero jail, will be indicted in May on armed robbery charges in Erie and Samini county. If convicted he faces transfer to Erie county for related hold up counts. Preliminary papers also filed for Frank Bender in juvenile court for robbery cases. Two killed in Pennsylvania rock fall at Saltshore tunnel excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stout
Ohio
Exie County
da' Ilan McLaughlin
Munigusy
Berard Stout
Mie Alero
Enye
Akron
Stout
Varias
Chile
Willy Thyes
Samiinit
Erie County
Tink
Lom Gon Hheve
Sidh
Frank Bender
Rock Wali
Indiana
E. F. Flemiox
Saltshore Tunnel
Alfred Quinn
Edward Quarford
Raymond Taylor
Tortafce
M. Deforny
Salina
Navigator Plunges From Plane Dome Into Atlantic Ocean
A navigator aboard Trans World Airlines' Star of Hollywood was ejected through a hemispheric dome and dropped about four miles into the Atlantic Ocean, 600 miles east of Gander Newfoundland. The plane survived the incident and returned safely to Gander. Destinations mentioned include Sag Harbor New York and Alexandria Virginia. Coast Guard units launched searches as officials investigated how the astrodome failed and the navigator was expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy Poonyyen
New York
Trans World 1
Hollywood
Atlantic
Ocean
Gander
Newfoundland
TWA
D. Bemilles
Alexandria
Coast
Sginciuis
Algerult Co
Ah Sander
Assengers
Jandstat
Lockheers
Fryward
Pissenger
Collapse in Cincinnati Building Traps Residents
Rescue work continues after a Cincinnati downtown building collapses trapping several occupants. Fire Chief Barney Hillston reported that workers tunneled through debris and a gas shaft while water undermined the basement, and several men were said to be aboard the elevator at the moment of failure. Local officials feared a delayed collapse as crews search for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Acres Cincinnait
Barney G Hillston
Lele Livi
Houston
Pearl Street
Gr Lin
Rae Ama
Howard Benjani
Pyle
Benjamie
Hearings Begin on State Bonus Plan in Pennsylvania
Lawmakers open hearings on Governor Duff's plan to pay World War II veterans a monthly overseas duty stipend and a monthly for service in the Pacific. House Military Affairs Chairman Royer expects a large turnout from labor and veterans groups to testify. The measure, backed by Veterans groups, would authorize bonds to raise about 6000000 for the largest single Commonwealth outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Paprisaurg
Bolle
Pennssylvania
Baker Royer
House Military Affairs Committee
Labor
Veterans
Royer
Duff
Roger
Sidlipe
Opic
Fire Victim's Body Found In Ruins After Blaze
The charred body of Grover Geyer, 61, of Pittsburgh, was found among the ruins of the Warren State Hospital cattle sheds destroyed by fire on March 2. Coroner reports a fractured skull from the flames and notes Geyer had been in hospital care prior to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Grover Geyer
Pittsburgh
Waeren State Hospital
Geyar
Coustas
Warren County
Ceyer
Geyer
Corry Board Advances Tax Collection and School Plans
The Corry Board of Education discussed delinquent per capita taxes collected by Ben Wilkinson collection agency totaling 5500. Notices for 1930 to 1946 will be mailed. funds to be used for health and school programs including remedial dental care and deafness prevention. Budget work to start next month. cafeteria meals and equipment purchases reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Board of
Bducati
Ben Wilekinson
School Rifles
Swarty
Sanitily
Goory
Zate
Angie Shad
Corry
Campilen
Sonte Legitature Yrtafels
Pennsylvania
Cory Board
Department of Public
Tnsivurlion
Harrisburg
Finindontioy
Swarta
Atlante
Suphi Swartz
Walter Scott
West Maint
Foltettar
Government may end year with balanced budget
Washington March 1 The government has a good chance to end the 1847 fiscal year with a balanced budget the first since 1931 when the federal default was 462 thousand dollars Analysts said if the budget is not balanced by June 30 the gap will narrow but may still be large with prior deficits of up to tens of billions during wartime and postwar periods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynsboomen
Washington
Budget To Grant Schools 38 Percent Of All State Funds
Pennsylvania's 1947 49 budget allocates 8208 000 000 for schools a record share. Commonwealth 2 549 districts receive 188 482 400 in subsidies plus funds for salaries and school menu program. Governor warns against growing state control as shares rise toward 40 percent in the next biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Farrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dutts
Alghast
Commonwealth
Budge
Comunion
Peoria Railroad Chief Shot Dead in Public Street
George McNear, 65, president of the Toledo Peoria and Western Railroad, was killed by a gunman while walking near his Peoria home in a long running dispute with railroad unions. Witnesses saw a car speed away. police found his cane nearby as he collapsed. The feeder line has endured a 37 month strike with ongoing company union clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peorta
George &, McNear
Toled, Peoria and Western Railroad
Ince
Vailrond
Blaff
Frank S. Flood
Wow McNear
Cloud
McNear
Flood
Tinois
Efiner
Tnd
Keokut
Wartime taxes extended as Truman signs law
In Washington on March 1 President Truman signed legislation extending wartime excise tax rates. It keeps high rates on goods like igor and furs jewelry and for transportation services indefinitely. Labor Secretary Schwellenbach predicted fewer strikes but warned wage changes could trigger chaos. In Jerusalem on March 1 explosions from band mine and hand grenades disrupted quiet streets as British troops searched the northwest area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman Dogay
Schwellenbach
Jerusalem
Trops
Test between Molotov and State Secretary shapes up
Moscow dispatch reports the second session of the four power Foreign Ministers Conference opens with Molotov proposing to place the Chinese question on the agenda as a test of strength with Secretary of State Marshall. Western diplomats say China should be consulted as a UN member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
George C. Marinal Woud
Forden
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Marshall
Nigang
China
Marshall Trendy
Midlotov Ha
United Nations
Foreign Ministers
Dhim
Fire Threatens Blatt Theatre in Mayville Blaze
A blaze at Mayville damages the Blatt Brothers property housing Carlson Theater and a bakery. Quick action by the Mayville Fire Company contained the fire with smoke and water damage limited to the Blatt building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson Moyie
Mayville
Blatt Brothers
Rex
Vie Mayville Gre Company
Carlson Theater
ChiWtauque Baking Company
W. D. Broce
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Virtwelly
Concepcion
Will
Atlantic Ocean
Cincinnati
RAIL
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Russia
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Hurpi
Chines
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