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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

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Clymer Bag Company Destroyed by Fire in Three-Story Plant

Firefighters battled the Clymer Bag Company blaze for six hours with 35 workers left jobless. Estimated loss ranges from 60 000 to 80 000 with part insured and equipment damaged by water and smoke. The boiler room origin sparked rapid fire through a 50 by 200 foot structure near the Pennsylvania Railroad by the Clymer dam.

Clymer Bag Company Lou McC Util Bor Artauul Dorythe Clyaney Columbus Mornin MJ Auihouke Ard Oper Ke Yim Perso Iit Asl Garase Offien Tie Stere Art Howles Holthouse Stokes Lrat Ork Pennsylvania Railroad Clymer Dam

Draw Begins for Irish Sweepstakes with First Ticket

In Dublin on March 1 the first ticket drawn in the Trish hospitals sweepstakes was RM 10058. The winner, Gavaliery, a midfield horse, shares a prize plan in pounds and shillings with holders receiving 10 and 15 percent, totaling 717 616 pounds this year.

Rgeat Dublin Tesh Hospitals Gavaliera Olie— mc Mure Trish Gavaliery

Costs of ECA Put At Seventeen Billion Dollars

Fragmented text outlines ECA costs totaling 17 billion dollars. Mentions Hoffman and Europe recovery efforts, Cold War context, and fiscal estimates amid inexact phrasing. References to U S investment and wartime tone.

ECA India Fee Europe Tony Hofman

Uranium Capsule Reported Stolen in Mexico City

A small cylinder claimed to contain pure uranium 235 was reportedly seized by Mexican authorities. Officials from the Mexican secret police and U S agents cited limited details while questions linger about the material, origin, and fate.

Associated Press Mexico City Qaoskitay Atomic Laboratory Amer- Gy Guras UHS Francisny Gorgalee Atomic Energy Commission Washington Messeny Steret Pullee PED U.S FBT Ani Mexico

Averill Buys Meadville Beer Business Now Operates Enterprise

R H Averill, a Meadville resident long associated with Donald Clark, has purchased two wholesale beer distributing operations in Mekaville and has taken over Lie Enterprise from S Sulivan. He plans to add premium beers and move to the area soon.

A. Averill Donald Clark Cabins-in-the- Pines Mekaville Averill Lie Enterprise S. Sulfivam Corry Sullivan

Woman Found Unconscious in Suspected Stroke at Home

Mrs. Rosie Dawiley, 89, was found unconscious at her home on Butch Street. Police say no foul play is suspected though investigation continues. she collapsed after a reported stroke and was taken to Gory Hospital.

Butch Street Rosie Dawiley Gary Benneth Dune Falllige Ishloh Gory Aldo Bevauws

Corry Escapes State Storm As Snow Hits Pennsylvania

Snow spread across Pennsylvania with up to three inches in parts. Pittsburgh and Harrisburg saw early flakes while roads stayed generally passable but hazardous due to wind and freezing temps. Turnpike section reported snowpacked and ice covered.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Sey Gelp Resstone Philadelphite Pittsburgh Altooita Harrisburg Tomorrou Front Trwi Allegheny Tunnel

Picketing of Express Depots Spreads to New Jersey and Philadelphia

Rail workers union officials say picketing of Railway Express Agency depots is spreading beyond New York City. Operations in the metropolitan area are already paralyzed as Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks announces start of picketing in three New Jersey communities and Philadelphia.

Associated Press New York Railway Express Agency AFL Brotherhood of Railways and Steamship Clerks New Jersey Philadelphia

City Merchants Seek Wednesday Store Hours Change

A Boston merchants meeting considers extending Wednesday afternoon hours and modifying holiday closings. The Merchants Bureau pr oposes keeping stores open Wednesday afternoons through year end with exceptions for Easter Memorial Day the Fourth of July and Labor Day. A sales promotion and promotional day sales were discussed but no firm plan emerged.

Merchants Bureau Boston Karl Leeds Amotio Rotany Joe Davey Halle Mull Sutilvier Lhe Lisop Rc, Tunnel Charles Bracken Chamber of Commerce Arnold Seastead Inte Snd National Jiograss A. Rossin Lie Holais Coriittee Laboy Tie Loulmlive Renal H. Livingston Mtr. Livinslin Irgell

China reels as revolts threaten central power and coast

New Premier Ho ing Chu-n reportedly moves to form a cabinet to face rising uprisings across Kwanging, Pukien, Hainan and other provinces. Reports claim Communist authorities seize banks and key ports while troops mass along the Yangtze. treasury data shows a large budget deficit and cash balance decline.

Associated Press South Shinn Red ing-Chin Fungize Kwarghime Grovince Swatow Central Bank of Chine Oranch Jhety Solumns Kwangtune Kwasingi Busiin Pukien Kwangs Yunnit Kwetchow Hainan Central Yuntan Hunan Yangtze River South China Chiang Kai Shek Hin Fenghwa Shanghai

Meadville Driver Injured In Waterford Wreck

An Atlantic Pact era report notes Meadville resident Wilb Poller involved in a collision near Waterford. The vehicle struck a guard rail, wheels sheared, and the machine veered to the island middle of Waroe-Wary Intercetter before stopping. Investigation focuses on alumnae figures and local authorities.

Qlent Merny Wilb Poller Cup Braaff Bisner Wurrford Beier Wyte

City Red Cross Campaign Reaches $1924 Total

The City Red Cross campaign shows $1924 raised with weekend submission expected. Committee members report progress toward a full report to the public and aim for a successful completion as donors turn in contributions.

City Red Cross

Fire sweeps Allentown building. two firefighters injured

A predawn fire on March 18 in Allentown Black smoke billowed from the upper floor of a three story midtown building. The blaze damaged the Lowy chocolate company on the second floor and caused heavy damage on the lower floors. Two firefighters including Battalion Chief Robert Marks and Fireman Harold Mareks were hurt when they fell from a roof while fighting the flames. Damage estimated in the thousands of dollars.

Allentown Associated Press Ye Lowg Chocolate Company Lowy Novelty Company Company Glance H. Marcks Puget Robert Marks Harold Mareks

Senate Rent Bill Seeks 15 Month Extension and 15 Percent Hike

The measure would extend rent controls by 15 months and allow a 15 percent increase above the 1947 level in specified areas, with states to assume control if adequate laws exist. It faces House Republicans and Democrats in a divisive debate as unions and rural interests push for changes.

Washington Privisan Wevier Petton Buns Ponent Recovery Proraan Reel Clam Senate House Contai Minnl House Labor Committee

Drunk Driving Bill Before State Senate

Harrisburg report outlines a Senate measure to define intoxication by blood alcohol content. A bill proposes that 0.05 percent or less means not intoxicated, 0.05 to 0.15 percent implies impairment, with no mandatory test type specified. Introduced by Sens. Barry and Theodore Doehla of Allegheny.

Harrisburg Sens. Bary D-Allegheny Theodore Doehla R-Allegheny

Truman Still Hopes for Part of His Program

President Truman voiced hope for a portion of his program despite opposition from rebellion and Dixiecrats. He cited plans to gain support in Congress while reaffirming support from certain Democrats and the public in mounting pressure on opponents.

Truman Associated Press KY West Fla Trustan Maf Mad Ut Democrats Tronman Acheson Dixiecracs Trumian Congr

Adjourning Legislature Seen By April Fifteenth

Harrisburg report notes Gov Janssen Hays heralds virtual enactment of tax programs as the administration’s most spectacular achievement. Legislature targets an April adjournment as Republicans back the plan despite opposition. The plan includes a 5 cent gasoline levy and renewed liquor taxes, with House approval needed on several revenue and bond measures.

Duff Associated Press Harrisburg Jans Hy Dull Ny Yrogiar Fe Hersion Howdit Dams Eénfine Senate Hwever bond-Lawneed Authority

Blind Erie man to wed English woman

A 19 year romance ends in marriage plans between Joy Falmtoth a London factory worker and George Stafford a blind Erie PA drill pressman for the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind. They arrived in New York to meet and discuss a private wedding.

U. S. Pledged to Resist Attack on Any Member

The United States pledged to resist an attack on any member and reaffirmed that only Congress can declare war. The pact is expected to trigger a Russian propaganda response as tensions rise and advocates warn of broader conflict.

U. S Congress Russia

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