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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1949
Page
1
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President Truman pursues a new approach toward Congress facing swift tests in the House and Senate. Republicans voice skepticism while Dixiecrats remain wary as debate centers on rent control foreign aid and proposed cuts to the European Recovery Program. The Senate judiciary and labor proposals loom as pivotal battles.
A private plane carrying Harry G Barenbruege and Stuart J Johnson is missing after departing from Buffalo for Montreal. An aerial search by local and Royal Canadian Air Force planes continues, scanning mile by mile as authorities pursue clues to the vessel's whereabouts.
A severe wind storm swept through Mississippi and nearby states, killing two people and injuring about 50. Damaged homes, uprooted trees, and debris blocked roads as emergency crews worked through the night. Local officials reported wreckage across multiple counties and urged residents to stay indoors.
In Harrisburg on March 22 a dispute evolved between the House and Senate over beer tax refunds tied to a proposed public authority program. The House GOP pressed for changes to the authority measures while the Senate faced opposition, with debate centering on revenue implications and timing for a temporary permit. The broader package includes general authority bonds and funding for hospitals, education, and road projects.
City council last night authorized the city clerk to notify residents and firms of fire and health code violations. The A Zatayeck and Son firey was ordered to take two separate actions within AU days, while repairs were mandated at the North Center street junk yard and other properties. The Erie Railroad committee recommended changes to street processing gates and utility pole relocation to improve traffic.
A downtown cafe posts signs offering beer for ten cents a glass drawing curiosity from neighbors. Owner Sam Atkins says the low price targets ten half-barrels weekly with no free beers, aiming to stay profitable while customers a lot of pennies.
City Council resumed the zoning issue amid protests from West Columbus residents led by Eigen Dombrowski. Officials plan a public hearing at Junior High School in April to vote on changes from B to DD while addressing legal constraints and petitions opposing the measure.
Local residents open a ten day Easter Seals appeal to aid the Erie County Crippled Children's Society. Proceeds through April 17 fund cerebral palsy care, medical supplies, braces, and rehabilitation for children and adults, expanding services at Bamol Hospital clinics and adding speech and mobility programs.
An Indiana Pa report says three year old Cowaski girl died from burns after tumbling into scalding water in Fulton Run home. Her brother Joseph, five, previously burned in a fire, remains hospitalized with improving condition.
Philadelphia March 22 A pact with 16 non operating brotherhoods will cost the Pennsylvania Railroad $34,000,000 in 1949 the railroad said. A spokesman noted the seven cent hourly increase retroactive to October 1 and the 40 hour week starting September 1. The full impact will be felt next year when the wage raise and shorter work week run the full year.
Ballots distributed to decide city store hours as merchants discuss a rent bill. The meeting includes names such as Helen Jones and Harry Barweh, with dates noted for next sessions and policy changes. about 120 people are expected to reply to the city living participation letters.
Reported across Pittsburgh and surrounding areas, miners face economic strain as Governor Lewis orders a full shutdown of coal operations east of the Mississippi. Unemployment claims rise while pickets appear in West Virginia, yet no violence or arrests are noted as the stoppage broadens.
Reports state Beijing faces pressure from officials to designate a peace delegation as China and the United Nations considered actions. Images claimed show a navy ship siding with opposing forces. observers warn of risk of broader conflict as government plans and troop movements unfold.
In Braddock Pennsylvania a gas blast ripped apart a two room annex injuring a mother Helen Petrovay 26 her three year old daughter Danice and a boy Eugene Lary 12 who were nearby. Mrs Petrovay and her daughter were treated for facial cuts and shock with good condition. Damages to the home were estimated at 10000 dollars.
A resident reports seeing large objects in the sky and a pilot bailing out over the city. Police conducted checks but could not confirm details as weather and visibility hindered search efforts.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the authority created by the 1937 legislature can finance and construct school buildings for districts with borrowing power, then lease them for 30 years. West Mifflin School District enters a 30 year lease at $24 140 annually for a $450 000 facility, a move challenged by taxpayers but upheld as constitutional.
Police report the Davis electrical store on Mest Maid Street burglarized for the third time in four days. Entry used a rear door with a skeleton key, cash register emptied, and only the register area disturbed. Detectives sought suspects for questioning.
Democratic senators unite to back a measure extending federal rent controls for 12 to 14 months. Senate Banking Chair Sparkman says passage could be last extension. supporters argue it delays housing price spikes while opponents warn of market distortion.
Frank Sinatra accused of involvement in a party melee at a Palmers venue. Jock Wintermeyer hospitalized after a head injury during a disputed drink mixing incident. Police report unclear statements from Rettman and others.
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