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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1947

Page

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Bevin Proposes Federal Germany Model At Foreign Ministers Meeting

British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin urges a federal Germany modeled on the United States and Canada with two chambers and a weakened president. plan includes central foreign policy power while states retain executive rights. Russia and France hold opposing views as Austria peace talks proceed and Austria aims for sovereignty. Treasury report notes deficits and debt as March figures are released.

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GM Union Demands Presented For 434 Cent Wage Hike

The CIO UAW formally asked General Motors to raise hourly wages by 43.4 cents for about 276 000 production workers, aiming to boost the average wage to 151 per hour and cost GM roughly 92 million annually. Other demands include equal pay for equal work social security retirement benefits 40 hour work weeks and expanded vacation and adjustment clauses. The union urged GM to begin discussions promptly with wage talks possible by May 1st if no mutual agreement is reached.

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Stingel Seeks Release From FivetoTen Year Sentence

Pred Stingel a former North Center Street resident serving a three year into a five to ten year term for painering while at Erie seeks commutation to become eligible for parole. District Attorney McLaughlin has been advised of the move and the petition was referred to him for recommendation. If reduced, Stingel could apply for parole from the penitentiary after the Board of Pardons review.

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Directors Approve Sale of Community Loan Company

Directors of the Community Loan Company of Corey approve a sale to Personal Finance Company contingent on shareholder approval. A special meeting was held with Oscar Brit presiding as Rasselas Brown’s local bid of 141 a share was withdrawn. Seventy-two shareholders are involved ahead of the April 2 meeting where acceptance of the directors’ recommendation is expected.

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Gas Price Hike Continues Into 1948 With Mixed Retail Increases

Gasoline prices rise again as refiners push higher costs to retailers. Some stations charge 28 and 29 cents per gallon for regular, others hold at 21 to 25 cents. Major refineries Kendall, Fennzail, Atlantic, Mobilgas, Keystone and Gull cited the hike. In July 1946 retail was 19 cents, then up to 21 and 28 cents after recent increases. A Senate banking subcommittee also approved extending price controls to Feb 29, 1948 with no general increase.

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Claim New Bund Being Organized In US by Absoluted Presse

Washington March 21 Rep John McDowell Republican of Pennsylvania said in New York last week that a new German American Bund is forming in the United States. He cited a meeting in New York with uniforms and armed salutes and said a key unAmerican activities subcommittee plans further investigation into Nazi aligned groups. He claimed about 100 men and women of German origin attended, led by a forum style speaker, aiming for a “just peace for Germany.”

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Nearby Schools May Combine in Warren County District

About 25 officials from several townships discussed consolidating nearby schools in Warren County. The meeting weighed loss of tuition pupils, maintenance of one room schools, winter road conditions, and a Sparta consolidation closure this winter. No commitments were made. a representative was asked to meet for further talks. Meanwhile Philadelphia Inquirer plant collapse injures seven workers during lunch on the fourth floor.

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Acheson Agrees to Open Greece Turkey Records

Undersecretary of State Acheson said he will open for public inspection documents on Greece and Turkey. He discussed President Truman's plan to use 400 million dollars and military aid to bolster the two nations amid Communist threats, while noting some materials are not State Department statements and may be fully published later. He outlined three main points stressing democracy, avoiding a broader domino effect, and weighing where aid is appropriate.

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Ajax Union Prepares To File 30 Day Strike Notice

Ajax Union moves toward a 30 day strike notice as contract talks with Ajax Tron Works stall on the closed shop issue. Negotiations have seen progress but deadlock remains over union shop provisions and wage terms, with a conference session to address the gap.

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New Theory Advanced in Pair's Death

In Newport Harbor wreck case, Sheriff Musick seeks murder charges against George R. Gollum fiancé of Beulah Louise Averell. Beulah, 17, and Gollum, 19, planned marriage April 30. Autopsy cites multiple skull fractures suggesting two victims were killed with a blunt instrument.

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Rebels Press On In Asuncion Amid Rebelling Push

Asuncion officials report government troops faced attacks by rebels in the capital while arrests were quickly made. Communiqués describe patrol clashes near Asuncion and fighting with insurgents based at Concepcion about 130 miles away as a radio station in Concepcion signals a possible push toward the capital.

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House Panel Drops Funding For U S Convillation Service

The House Appropriations committee voted to cut funding for the United States Convolution Service amid a feud between Director Edgar J. Warren and Rep. Keefe. The $1,686,585,780 bill would finance the Labor Department and the Federal Security Agency for the year starting July 1. Keefe, chairman of the appropriations panel, accuses Warren of past associations with Communist-Inspired fronts and of supporting workers' rights to strike.

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Influenza Cases Rise Amid City Outbreak

City physicians report rising influenza cases with signals of widespread illness. Corry Hospital admitted five influenza patients, one improving and likely discharge today. Over 161 student absences noted, though officials say not all due to influenza. Schools closed as epidemic concerns mount.

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Knutson Plan Revised by Republicans in House Vote Push

Republicans revise the Knutson plan to favor lower income brackets. Veteran Democrat Calle counters with a campaign call as the bill heads to a House vote next Thursday.

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Tax Cut Bill Advances Through House Committee

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a Republican backed bill proposing an 30 percent income tax cut for lower bracket taxpayers and a 20 percent cut for most others. The measure aims to save taxpayers billions yearly, with revisions favoring small earners and delaying broader cuts until fiscal commitments are clear. The bill, set for House floor debate with votes expected next week, projects a sizable overall tax reduction and targets incomes up to certain thresholds.

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Probe into safecracking continues in city

Investigators press ongoing probe into a Wednesday night safecracking spree that targeted three safes, one robbed of about $200. Walter Gibbons of the State Police fingerprint detail collected prints from the safes and entry points as officers await further results to connect suspected workers at Model Dairy, Dairymen's League, and Davison-Fogle Lumber with the crime.

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Meadville Couple Found Unconscious After Incident

An elderly Meadville man and his housekeeper were found unconscious on the floor yesterday in their home. They were taken to Spence Hospital in serious condition. Fred Cuba, 84, appeared to suffer a heart attack, while his housekeeper, Ada Webster, 78, was a stroke victim. Police were notified after neighbors saw unusual activity at the home.

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