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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary Notes on Local Officials and Events
Fragmented OCR text references Lehane Wille, Yale, county matters, and holiday provisions. Mentions include a mayor, city clerk, milker, and various names with unclear roles. Overall, the piece hints at local civic items without coherent detail or clear outcomes.
Truman push on minimum wage faces slow action this year
President Truman’s call to raise the minimum wage gains Republican and Democratic support in the Senate but action this year looks unlikely as lawmakers debate a new pay floor between 63 and 15 cents and clash over labor dispute provisions in House and Senate bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Washington
Truman
Senate
House Senate
House
Congress
Tat Ohler
Taft
Defense for Abello Abruptly Rests Case
Edward V. Broderick, defense counsel for Abello, suspended patrolman charged with first degree murder in the strangling death of Katherine M. Miller, abruptly rested the case after dispute with Judge J. James G. Wallace over adjournment for defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uu Qours
Wallace
Tor Abello
Little Beaver Contest Postponed Until Monday
Richard Bachomer, president of the Beaver Club, announced the Little Beaver Contest for boys from Ivy Ath through eighth grade has been postponed to Monday evening. Loveland Field is too wet to hold the event, and officials deemed it unsafe to risk injury to contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bachomer
The
Beaver Club
Ivy Ath
Loveland
Plans Move Forward on Pennsylvania Vets Bonus Bond
Harrisburg May 16 The House unanimously approved minor Senate revisions to a proposed constitutional amendment to permit a $500 000 bond issue to fund a World War I veterans bonus The measure awaits action by the 1948 legislature and voter referendum The Senate committee continues to study a companion bill for monthly bonuses of 15 for overseas duty and 10 for state service up to 600 maximum The House also passed a provision of the Commonwealth print code affecting display or reading in any piece relating to weathering in Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Ins
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Poland seeks to reverse UN Palestine inquiry plan
Poland urges reversal of a United Nations plan to form a Palestine inquiry commission. Alfred Tiderkiewo, Poland’s delegate, called to throw out a 12 to 11 vote by the political committee and accept a larger powers ban on membership. Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, and Ta0q opposed the plan, citing lack of independence for Palestine and scope limits. The assembly faces further Arab coordination before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
New York
United Nation Assembly
Assembly
Poland
United Nations
Palestine Inquiry Commission
Alfred Tiderkie
General Assembly
Holy Land
Ingustry Commission
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Ta0q
Palestine
The
Arab Higher Committee of Palestine
Arab League
Several more settlements in phone strike
Additional settlements narrow the deadlock in the Western Electric phone strike as new conferences begin. Wage concessions appear likely. talks resume in New York, Denver, Charleston, and St. Louis with Bell System unions and Western Electric workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric
Tioup
Denver
Charleston
W. Va
Associated Press
Washington
Mic Aalon
Merway
Doh Murray
Labor Department
Bell Telephone System al Tiiate
Wedfire Association of Communications Equipment Workers
New York
Western Electric Employes Association
Mountain States Federation of Telephone Workers
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
W. VI
Checa- Peake and Potomac Telephone Company
Communications Work
West Virginia
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
New Beer Taxes Take Effect June First
Pennsylvania announces doubled beer tax rates for two years starting June 1 with the temporary hike from 1.24 to 1.40 per barrel and 0.5 to 1.0 cents per pint. Governor signed the measures amid a $140 million program to fund government and hospital construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Revenue
David Harris
Harris
Dum
Duff
Dutt
Freight wrecks disrupt Pennsylvania line injuring worker
Multiple derailed ore cars halted service on the Pennsylvan ia Railroad as crews cleared tracks near Franklin and St Marys. One worker, Jon Roth, 60, was seriously injured during a crane mishap while clearing wreckage. Authorities opened an investigation into the cause of the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borvlee
Renova
Pennsdhyonia Railroad
Ormik
Keihe
Pennsy
Corry
Mumning
Olean
Jon Roth
Yeoton
St. Marys
Roth
St. Marys Hospital
Buffalo-Pittburgh
Franklin
Venango
Spillett
School Authority Bill Is Proposed
A bill to establish a state public school authority to assist local districts finance new construction was proposed in Harrisburg aimed at Senate action. The measure, sponsored by Sen. A. Leigler, would issue leases for up to one year to raise funds and retire debt. The Senate Education Committee also supported a plan for safe driving instruction in schools for pupils under 16 with supervised in-class and practical driving. In the House, the State Government Committee moved on a bill backed by the Pennsylvania American Legion to allow cities and counties to form emergency Veterans housing authorities to address shortages with temporary housing and related steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barrisburg
State Public School Authority
Senate
Messare
Sen
A. &. Leigler
R-Clearfield
Senate Education Committee
Pennsylvania American Legion
Trunk murder victim tentatively identified
Heyport New Jersey May 15. Monmouth County Prosecutor J Victor Carton says the family of Mattie Workman of Lawrence County Tennessee is en route to view the body of the strangled woman found in a trunk near Keyport on April 19. A New Jersey relative viewed photos and identified the Tennessee woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Heyport
Vevie, Wise
Monmouth County
J. Victor Carton
Mattle Workman
Lawrence Routty
Tennessee
Nde
Keyport
Carton
New Jersey
Etta
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Government May Suspend Air Mail Route Through Corry
All American Aviation operates five Pittsburgh linked routes including Jamestown to Pittsburgh. Officials state hundreds of mail pieces daily are handled on the Corry to Pittsburgh pickup line and the route reports losses with non mail revenue and expenses exceeding revenues. The board orders investigation to determine suspension of the route or part of it under postal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Coney May
Koma
Glyll Avronwyttes
Hin
All American Aviation
The
All American
Pittsburgh
Ing
Jamentown
Cony
le East
Depa
Dis
Dompen- Salhi
Post Office Department
Aero Plant Applies Two-Week Vacation Plan
Aero Supply Mig Co announces a two week plant suspension from June 30 to July 4 with employees receiving a vacation period. A new work schedule begins May 1 with shifts from 7 40 am to 12 noon replacing the former hours until 12 30 pm then 4 pm, signaling a moderate change in daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
Mig. + Co
The
Slaly
Corry
Nlsnt
Wade
Phi
Worling Hols
Eliriynilinshe
Inga
Rumor of Federal School Aid Bill Sparks GOP Debate
Washington reports say House Republicans moved to draft a bill for federal aid of up to 300 million dollars yearly for schools. Subcommittee hearings continue as leaders hedge on final approval while lawmakers note states funding similar programs. Many witnesses and teachers reportedly favored the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Republica Teadership
Ighor
Sehor
Alo Bates
Courrse
Lenachers
McQowen
Ohio
Uae Bashiti
Trains wrecked by underground attack in Palestine
Report from Jerusalem on May 15 describes mines set by Jewish underground causing two trains to wreck near Tel Aviv. Casualties include several killed and many injured as authorities announce military courts to fast track security offenses. Police seize weapons as Palestine authorities plan heightened patrols and possible arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underground
Palestine
Yemusalem
Juwity
Balestine
Tyme
Nvisan Haven
Securiey
Iwu
Tuiybert Balestine
Mother Cited In Truant Case In Corry
Mrs. Dirwin Patmore 89 Snyder Circle was arrested on a charge of failing to require her nineteen year old daughter Ilo to attend classes. She was later released on her own recognizance as hearing set tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Develo
le Corry Buble
Mors
Sahyeluted
Aiulocke
Jalderim
M.S Cabinet
Swartz
Corry
Dirwin Patmore
Snyder Circle
Ilo
Lyr
Duff Attacks $2000 Teacher Salary Plan In Budget Debate
Gov James H Duff denounces a proposed state wide minimum salary of 2000 for teachers calling it impractical and funded by hijacking other sources He supports increases tied to a 2 000 000 budget provision and tax base expansion The House Education Committee backs higher education funding proposing 93 000 000 more over two years and 240 000 000 more than the current budget Treasury notes show May receipts 234 471 508 48 expenditures 218 780 287 78 and rising debt totals 257 841 168 69
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Commonwealth
Twa
Dull
Jon Tocal
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Corry Chorus Concert at State Capitol on Tour
The Corry A Cappella Choir led by Mr and Mrs Hy Lynn Rice performs at Harrisburg State Capitol cafeteria during a three day tour. Students travel with chaperones and will visit Gettysburg after a scheduled Bremen event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Chorus
State’ Capitol
Hy Aasouuuen
Harrisburg
Byi'y Mit
Mes
Lynn Rice
Chryy Hohwels
Toy
BuwSts
R-Fyie
Admits Partin Negro Lynching Details In Confession
Roosevelt Hurd Sr, 45, accused executioner in the Wille Earl Tash, February 17 lynching, admits participation in the mob action near Pickens but denies firing the fatal shot. He cites riding with leaders to Pickens. another defendant Ernest Brokes confesses to stabbing T. W. Brown and names no accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Greenville
S. C
Roosevelt Oarios Hurd, Sr
Enfime
Vicki
Une Proscribion
Iueder
Pittsburg Raids Seize Funds in Racketeering Sweep
Allegheny County District Attorney Artemas C. Leslie led raids on alleged writers and racketeers in Pittsburgh. Seven arrested, $9280.86 seized, letters sent to Mayor Lawrence and Police Superintendent Harvey. Leslie promises more action against gambling operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Artemas C. Leslie
Allegheny County
Yesterray Uet
Tedelly Baljce
Leslie
Davie
Lawrence
Harvey I
Scott
British and German Food Experts Plan Temporary Ration Cut
Berlin reports say officials proposed a four week May 25 ration reduction in the British and American zones to curb the black market during the food crisis. London sources indicate new measures aim to bolster wartime supply, with troops ready to enforce limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
London
Berlin
Washington
Robert Patterson
Warner
Amore” i
Stuttgart
Verson
Baden
Bizonal Fur Agency
Stultbarh
Dyad Arentwuerl
Marois Selnreicher
United States
Agencies Reach Budget Aid Accord and Labor Talks
Washington on May 15 reports outline a 400 million aid package sent to the Senate for final approval. Separate negotiations loom as Lewis presses for a bridge contract with operators representing 75 percent of station output. In New York a building collapse kills several and traps others as rescue efforts continue with authorities identifying victims amid ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associates
Washington
Te Atouse Saday
Senate
Lonm Bi
Lewis
Inday
Lire
Grige
Atin
Southern Coal Producers Association
Alon
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Leur
Ohalic Lehane
Willehase
Lee
Grann
Cutter
Alsi
Milker
Yale
Howe
GOP
DEMS
Abello
G.i.s
Lawmak
Big Five
Pales
Inquiry Commission
Joseph D. Nunns, Jr
Internal Revenue
Ijne
George J. Schoeneman
Schoeneman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sadalghint
Woward
AERO
Bill
Bhrusterr
Gulbiling
Viteanga
Elles Restness
Rhee
Elka
Ralph Nitisest
Nicksen
Robert Narre
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