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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1948
Page
4
A Corry edition recalls a Jerusalem peace truce and warns war could erupt if outside powers fail to intervene. It surveys Jewish history from 1200 B C to 135 A D, noting uprisings, conquests, and Roman rule shaping Palestine.
Police plan stricter enforcement of the traffic code including assessments on visiting motorists and local drivers. Boule vard stop violations are the main focus of complaints as officials move to curb infractions citywide. Leo Graves former city resident dies in New Orleans after years of ill health. Howard Ty Crandall signs with Beltzhoover in Allegheny County League, training with Pittsburgh subs. John Paulson Norman Scholton return with brook trout from Lindsey Hollow stream Fifteen speckled fish shown largest just under a food song. Junior High second annual exhibit set for May 10 in school display event. Farmers take advantage of good weather to catch up on late spring work. Humans devastated Judea and exiled Jews.
A garbled ask to answer ten questions for IQ ranking with true false items about Marshall Plan Korea Japan US Supreme Court tax law language usage Daniel Willard ITU and a Washington DC residence. It references edible oysters and a home balcony addition but page is unclear.
More than 180 Erie painters and paperhangers walked out in a fourth day of strike over a new contract. Local 849 seeks a 40 cent hourly raise, while the Erie Construction Council offers 10 cents. Wage scales currently range from 70 to 195 cents per hour depending on work type. Union officials may seek state and federal conciliators to resolve the dispute.
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