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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1949
Page
1
Ford Rejects Outside Mediation as UAW Walkout Spreads
Ford Motor Co refused outside mediation as a five day strike by 65 000 workers spread coast to coast amid a dispute over speed up ar guments. The UAW staged a mass demonstration led by Walter Reuther in Dearborn and Detroit with officials including Mayor Orville Hubbard and Acting Mayor George Edwar k offering mediation proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CTO
United Auto Workers
Kelkers
UAW
Walter
Idba
Laboreriation Committee
Wassel
John 5
Bugas
Cumlyaeimichiner
Dblbrator
Toray
Mid
Ford Plaits
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Metzthen
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Tor Mountain
Mic
Word
Pinich
Ripley
Rouge
Henry Ford
Planso
Hudson Motor Car Co
Briges Manufacturing Co
Chrysler Corp
Plymout
College Professors Named to Atomic Board
President Truman named Gordon Dean and Henny DeWalt Smyth to the Atomic Energy Commission after accepting resignations of Robert F. Bacher and William W. Waybrook. Dean, 48, is a University of Southern California law professor and attorney. Smyth, 51, chairs the physics department at Eaton University and authored the Smyth Report on the atomic bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman Lodlay
Colge
Gordon Dean
Henny DeWalt Smyth
Atomne Energy Commission
Senate
Ater
Robert F. Bacher
Commission
William W. Wayback
University of Souther California
Lse
Smyth
Eton University
Tag Sale Nets Auxiliary Funds From Event
The Coney Hospital Auxiliary reports success from a tag sale with proceeds of 240 dollars. Emma Rossbacher James Kelsey and Shirley Baumgarten won prizes totaling amounts including 83 2 and 1 dollars as part of a sales fundraiser. Tickets to a Rex matinee were given as appreciation to workers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Milatsi
Coney Hospital
Cir Dal
Chaleni
Raskelay
Tky
Emma Rossbacher
James Kelsey
Shirley Baumgarten
Fog Blame in Lincolnville Three-Car Wreck
State Police report fog caused a three car collision at Lincolnville around 2 a m. Claude Daniels Steve Janoski and George Janoski of Centerville and Erie, none injured. vehicles damaged heavily. Daniels slowed suddenly, Dan s front car rammed by Janoski brother rear ended another vehicle. Investigating officers cited fog as primary factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Eiscornville
Corry
Claude Daniels
Steve Dujoakl
Centerville
George Janoski
Erie
Daniels
Steve Janoski
Nin
George Janaki
Tovestigating
Dixiecrats Back Trade Program in Presidential Push
Southern Democrats pledged to back the trade negotiation program as part of President Truman's campaign pledge. Senator George of Georgia expects Senate approval within about 10 days with Byrd and Sparkman supporting him. Republican opposition, aided by some northern Democrats, may spark a showdown over renewing presidential authority to cut tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prena
Washington
Lramin
George
Senate
Byrd
Sporkman
Stratiorto
Milfikitt
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Fire destroys two story building in Pittsburgh district
Firemen estimated $100,000 in damage after a multi alarm blaze swept a two story building on Second Avenue, five blocks from the downtown area, Saturday night. The fire was fed by unknown tenants from the Lou Sows Record Co occupying one section, with other occupants Fort Pitt Bag Co and Sterling Auto Glass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lou Sows Record Co
Fort Pitt
Sterling Anto Glass
Chinese Armies Clash Near Shanghai Despite Garrison Orders
Chinese forces engage 17 miles northwest of Shanghai as Communist units drive along a 280 mile front from Hangzhou to Lake Poyang. In Shanghai, Nationalist authorities requisition trucks and jeeps, amid foreign consulate pressure to avoid seizure, while Red troops push toward nearby Kiangsi and Chekiang provinces.
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Associated Press
Shanghat
Kaiting
Shongnai
Armins
Hangchow
Lake Poyang
Yangtze
Shanghai
Fallng
Jobey
Meirtial Tay
Deni
Shahehai
Bib
Lng
Kiangsi
Ghegang
Manvhane
Kiangat
Cnpitil
Pukien
HaGiheast
Che- Wiang
Big Island
Forme
Generatiasime Ohlung Ehai-Shek
Lilo
Bashlig
Shang- Vyul-Hangchow
Red Radio
Peiping
McMillen to Speak at Mead Park July Fourth Event
Indiana County state representative William R. McMillen will headline the Glenn Mead Day celebration in Mead Park on July 4. Officials plan a dedication march and ceremonies, with assemblyman W. Howe assisting and a meeting set for tomorrow in the Municipal Building to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. McMillen
Indiana County
Glenn Mead
Coleby
Mead Park
Oval
Wow
Howe
McMilley
Harris
Ula College
Pennnsylvania State College
University of Pittsburgh
Indiana State Teachers College
Steveca
Fire destroys theatre in Youngwood after projection booth blaze
A fire swept a Youngwood theatre injuring manager Don Grief who shut off the safe booth. Fire damaged the interior and film equipment with losses estimated between 3000 and 4000 dollars, fully insured. Credit Aunt Blatt reports the theater was totally destroyed inside before firefighters stopped the spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronia Theater
Don Grief
Jet A. Blatt
Avis Smith Street
Deoth
Surance
Mit
Landlords Petition for Rent Hikes Amid Control Law
Washington officials report hundreds of thousands of landlords have taken official forms to petition for rent increases under a new rent control framework. Each petition is reviewed separately, with ceilings based on fair net operating income using a recently released formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taiilfords
Tighe Woods
Nine Men Sentenced in May Day Protest at U S Embassy
London reports nine men who chained themselves to a railing in front of the U S embassy during a May Day demonstration were jailed for six weeks. They were charged with causing insulting language and breach of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Ualli
Tankuagy
Cashin
Truman Faces Pact or Labor Measure Decision
President Truman weighs a choice between approving a Security Treaty with security allies or pushing ahead on domestic labor legislation. Senate leaders press for quick action on the administration program while a Senate vote on the pact looms. lawmakers seek to finish major bills within weeks as the adjournment approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
Connally
She Sendie Orig
Plum Fe
Skator Lyons
Mmos
Jialer
Aelior
Trumus
Hague Life in the Balance as Parade of Political Powers
May 98 at Newark? New Jersey politics center on Frank Hague a Democratic force for three decades The fusion ticket led by Hague ally Mayor Frank Hague faces a strong opposition slate headed by John V Kenny The contest pits Hague backed by the party against a Republican fusion ticket described as the strongest challenge to Hague’s influence and party unity across the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tersey City
Frank Hague
Democratie Party
New Jersey
Hanes
Hague
Ly Commission
Jon Carerh
Sieclin
Nis Unite
Gid
Siorexcor
Higue Beuers
John V Kenny
Kenny
A. Freedom
Asxd
Oni Republiewi
Chaltonige
Regers
Hughie
Wreck Delays Erie Trains Near Corry
Wreck on the main line eastbound derailed four freight cars near Corry causing about an hour delay to eastbound trains. Passenger and freight services operated around the wreck as crews cleared the line. Officials noted the cause of the derailment is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bec Sause
Morver
Erle
Cleveland Trath
Bessemer
Lake Geerse
Schedwa
Allies To Begin Talks This Week In Paris
Britain France and the United States plan discussions in Paris by week’s end on postwar Germany. The three Western powers aim to align strategy and aims ahead of a May 25 conference with Russia, building a united front to address Soviet questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Britain
France
United States
Paris
Germany
Russia
Mpertis
Phillis Jesaip
Labor Law Compromise Proposals Circulated in Congress
Washington reports both Taft Hartley repeal efforts and a 2. minimum wage proposal are being drafted by key committees. Democrats and union leaders push to smooth rough spots as several members seek safeguards, including national emergency provisions, while debates over injunctions and enforcement continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prexe
Washington
Hplli
T de Munse
Weil
Severnl Committee
Sims
Patt-Hartley
Leagerehiis
Jommaltee
Sims’ Orlaine
Jubior
Lesinski
D-Mich
Jum L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ming
Southern Democraty
Simn
Wood
Multiple Global Incidents Reported May 9
Reports from Columbia Istanbul Manila and Monaco detail disasters and deaths. Collateral damage includes 50 injuries and $500000 in damages in Colombia. A truck ruck caused drownings near Bingol. A Philippine Airlines plane missing with 40 aboard. Monaco notes the death of Prince Louis II, aged 18, who had ruled since 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Air Lines
Hael
Luzon
Monaco
Prince Lonix 1
Louis
Prince Hunter
Principality of
Prince Albert
Storms Cause Heavy Damage Across Texas and Oklahoma
Severe weather Saturday battered Texas and Oklahoma with tornadoes and high winds. Homes farms and utilities suffered extensive damage while rescue crews aided survivors. Reports note destroyed buildings downed power lines and disrupted communications across several counties.
Musso’s Communist aide faces theft案 trial in Italy
Milan May 9 The attorney general moves to try Communist Deputy Audisio for stealing a gold watch and cigarette case from Marcello Petacci while Mussolini and his mistress Claretta Petacci were executed by Partisans. The case links to the Duce’s inner circle and the 1945 executions in northern Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Marcello
Charl
Etta Petacel
Mussolini
Ciaretta
Duce
Coma
Audisto
Rome
Margaret
Terio
Tomor
Pope Phu
Jehu Sebastian Somiars Conks
Warrow
Police arrest 76 drivers over weekend in Irwin Pa
State police report weighing 204 trucks and arresting 76 drivers during a weekend crackdown on overloaded vehicles near Irwin Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
State Poice Today
Penn
West German constitution clears path to new republic
Bonn based Associated Press reports a democratic unarmed West German republic approved by military governors, paving the way for general elections in three western zones. The plan envisions a civilian government, proposed press freedoms, and a ban on the death penalty, with U.S., British, and French allies overseeing postwar stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Bonn
Germany
Tottnytt
Bilby
Spitsvim
Bette Hightets
REDE
Jeti
Lin Baia Aone
Bavewn
Buavium
U. S
Washington
Cn O
Wirtiuriy
Lip Cemany
Ehormany
Pepublic
Lo Woyerer
Weston
President Truman Reports Stable Health After Speech
The article notes President Truman feeling healthy after a busy day, citing a private consultation with Dr Edward Hughes Prudon and a sermon by Pastor Prudon. It frames the president’s vigor as he presses ahead with duties amid European issues and ongoing public events.
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Washington
Presi
Dent Truman
Apm
Wnrk
Beth
Muschlet
Udolwsie Lym
Edward ‘Hugher Prudon
Flesh Baphine Church
Emathy
Prins Tiwi
Europe
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