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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1949
Page
1
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Tension marks the World Peace conference as keynote begins with 2000 pickets outside the Waldorf Astoria. A magazine editor denounces outside government influence while Soviet delegates urge unity and mutual respect to advance peace.
Babson argues farming moves to large scale, citing supply chain costs and transportation. He urges small merchants to partner with bigger outfits, notes price dynamics driven by cans and frozen foods, and discusses impact on retail prices and investment options. Princess Fay of Tran to wed in Cairo ceremony.
Axis Sally's attorney James J Laughlin says the U S Court of Appeals will hear arguments in May on her conviction and long prison term. He notes arguments normally occur later in the year and hopes for expedited action. Two airmen killed in a blizzard crash at Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver after a flight from Hill AFB.
Residents mobilize opposing a zoning proposal as 75 million residents sign petitions. Officials report that opposition seeks delay. some say plans hinge on the open hearing next Friday and possible court challenges.
Clymer residents vote on buying a new fire truck and equipment at a town hall meeting. Polls will be open 7 to 7 as officials note the old Packard fire engine broke down and a replacement is needed.
Grace Marie Graham, 15, of 616 Sprint Street in Corry, has been missing since Wednesday night after leaving home around midnight. City police and school officials are coordinating a search as she did not attend classes on Thursday and Friday.
Readers submit questions on zoning to be published daily by the council. Officials plan a meeting to address inquiries, with a continuing column listing topics and responses for Monday through Friday.
A Friday meeting was scheduled with architects to discuss a proposed construction project. Committee members including Nosnan Fa ingey and V. Feld outlined funding steps, student accommodations, and the need to secure fall timelines, with a focus on financing and site plans in the Tyresse town area.
Helen Heinberg a 61 year old wife of Gustave Reinberg and a copper magnate's wife was found strangled in her seven room New York apartment. Jose Del Pino a 87 year old Spanish language tutor leaped to his death beneath a subway car after confessing he killed her. A note claimed she rebuffed his advances and caused his fatal blunder. The crime occurred in a fashionable district near Vicarious Park avenues.
A Warren County murder investigation yielded few concrete facts about a death amid a confusing hoax claim. Police and coroner Ed Lowrey described the case as puzzling with no clear motive or suspect identified despite extensive inquiry.
Youth to appeal in Corry case following a March incident at the junior high building. The disorderly conduct charge stems from a March 22 event. Savko faced arraignment with a not guilty plea as police described the disturbance and the subsequent handling by patrol officers.
A chaotic report outlines mass changes in the U S military leadership as President Truman reshapes the staff. Key figures like Generals Marshall and Lovett are mentioned amid broader shifts tied to postwar policy and domestic planning. The piece touches on defense institutions and political implications of the personnel overhaul.
The Corry post office notes the retirement of LEO J. Franz after a long career in postal service with earlier roles and salary milestones. He began in 1901, briefly returned in later years, and earned praise for efficient work across divisions. Officials anticipate a pension figure and recognize his contribution to postal operations.
A soldier in uniform robbed a post office near Camp Prmthe lastment in Tokyo. He took about $700 and wounded clerk Jerome Eipiek of Allpsrt, Pa. The officer of the day confronted the thief, who knocked on the door before the crime. His condition is unclear.
Erie indictments charge Arthur Roe and Homer Chief with selling bonds fraudulently. The case lists $84,000 from Newark National Bank and other sums from American and New York banks. Robbery scheme allegedly relied on teller absence and a hidden sequence to steal funds.
The Peru Gas Company announced the easing of heating unit restrictions as natural gas supplies improve. Applications filed since March 7, 1947, have been processed, with priority given to emergency, disability, and hardship cases. Restrictions may be reinstated if service demand rises or tariff conditions change.
Congress moves to extend federal relief controls as Senate and House conferees push a compromise rent bill toward passage. The bill would extend a housing rule set to expire and aim to end a stalemate with House leadership and key senators cited as negotiating over terms and timing.
A tornado devastated a Craw Herr area village early Monday destroying most homes. At least three people were killed and about 20 injured were taken to McAlester hospital. Nine buildings survived as the town of about 78 residents lost telephone lines and faced widespread damage.
Russian Hero triumphed in the Aintree Grand National steeplechase in England as Raimond finished runner up and Royst Mount placed third. The winner is owned by Wye, Williameon and trained by Te Mos Morre, while Cromwell finished fourth, thwarting Lord Mildmay’s hopes.
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