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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1948
Page
3
The Darktown Scandal troupe wired Rex management to cancel today’s engagement after a car crash near Cleveland left them unable to perform. The program will be replaced by a closure show at the local theatre.
May 18 Philadelphia. A drive to secure the Republican nomination for Senator Ed Martin of Pennsylvania was under way led by Paul H. Griffin and Rep. James E. Van Zandt. The Veterans Committee of Pennsylvania opened Martin for President headquarters with ex governor Martin described as the man to handle the job. The co chairs hailed him and pledged to fight to the finish to make him the GOP nominee.
JewishCommanders on hill above Acre report surrounding the coastal city by sea and land. They claim about 4000 Arabs penned in while a convoy pushed through under fire. Jews hold both sides of the highway through Addaya and have expanded into new districts. Evacuations of women and children from settlements along the Lebanese frontier noted.
Col Philip Mathews a former West Point instructor and WPA organizer emerges as a leading candidate to chair the Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee as the group plans to meet May 24 to organize for the 1948 presidential campaign. J Warren Mickle plans to retire. Mathews based near Harrisburg is praised for time devotion and party work in Pennsylvania.
The article summarizes Wallace's open letter urging U S and Soviet realism including armament limits the end of mass destruction weapons unrestricted trade free movement of people and information and renewed UN relief. It calls for noninterference in other nations internal affairs rapid peace with Germany and Japan troop withdrawals from China and Korea and no new bases in UN member states.
Four defendants appeared before Judge Hugh W. Bodine in county court Mayville to enter pleas. Liskonge Bush, 28, of Cambridge Springs, received a suspended sentence and probation for a false statement and other charges. Poster Sr., 61, and Jerry Poster Jr., 18, of Falconer pleaded guilty to felony morals charges after withdrawing not guilty pleas. elder Poster’s case adjourned for probation investigation, youth’s to June 7. Robert J. Rel, 20, of Ashville pleaded not guilty to arson third degree and guilty to other burglary and arson charges in Janestown case.
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