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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
1
Truman hints at 25 percent tax boost to balance budget
President Truman may seek a 25 percent or larger rise in some taxes to cover a projected $5.6 billion red ink for the year ending June 30. Congressional experts estimate an across the board 18 percent rise in individual and corporate income taxes may be needed to balance a $5.5 billion shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Stich
Treasury
Seyvite
Senate
John Dempsey Named Bailiff by Federal Judge
Val Dempsey, longtime deputy marshall from Mead Avenue, has been appointed bailiff by Judge Owen M. Burns. Dempsey, who retired this summer after 15 years with the Pittsburgh office, will be attached to the judging court when in session, usually in Pittsburgh with brief trips to Erie. Judge Burns spoke highly of Dempsey at a Pittsburgh retirement ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Dempsey
Mead Avenue
U. S
Marshall
Federa
Owen M. Burns
Dempsey
Depuy
Pittsburgh
Dudgeing
Akins Ab Erie
Burns
Butler Doctor Postal Worker Settle Case
Nov 3 report from Bul Air on a settlement between a Butler physician and a postal worker who fathered a child and billed for its delivery. The $50,000 dispute involved John Silt and Dr A Hinichiberger. The pair allegedly left for St Louis with infant, later returning to Butler after the child’s mother held the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Enim
Efnietler
Hinichiberger
Hiltaler
St. Louie
Emporium Couple Die as Fire Destroys Home in Rich Valley
In Emporium Pa on November 3 a middle aged couple died in a blaze that wrecked their frame house at Rich Valley eight miles northwest of town. Their sons Bennosh 15 and James 13 escaped with minor burns after being awakened by their mother. The fire began in the kitchen range and exploded, leaving the house shattered. The youths were treated at St Marys Hospital for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium
Pennsylvania
Sun
Harry Snyder
Rich Valley
Bennosh
James
Truman Speech Due Tonight On Train Route
On the eve of an anniversary of a major victory, President Truman travels aboard his old campaign train toward St Paul. Aimed at election voters, the speech is billed as non political and a partisan defense of the Fair Deal program while urging Congress to back proposals from civil rights to national health and education aid. The president reiterates targets of reactionaries and selfish interests as he camps for the 1948 platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
ST. Paul
Pail
Mint
Ahly
Congress
Thomas B. Dewey
Mapare
Pittsburgh
Walkouts Idle 115 000 in State
State experts estimated about 115 000 workers in Pennsylvania have been idled by current steel and oil coal strikes. An additional 185 000 steelworkers and miners are out, with total unemployed in dependent industries more than doubling since October 16. The Pennsylvania State Employment Service notes about 410 000 people out of work for other reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
PSES
Brynolfson to Give Concert Here on November 29
Horace Brynolfson, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Brynvolfson of East South Street, will perform in the Senior High School auditorium at 8 15 p m November 29 in his Austra lic singing concert returning home after a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Corry
Horace Brynolleson
Paul Brynvolfson
East Soulh Street
Curry artist to headline High School A Cappella Choir event
The Curry artist known for opera radio and TV work will appear in New York for the High School A Cappella Choir sponsorship. Annie Brynson, stage name of Brynoltson, has 17 years of study and performance with recent demand in metropolitan operatic and church engagements. She will be joined by accompanist Mildred Thomas, with program details to come and several local music lovers’ requests noted. Tickets will be sold by choir members and at Seas Deligs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppera
New York City
Capbella
Brynoltson
Annie Brynson
Mildred Thomas
Sea's Deligs
Import policy clash sparks looming congressional battle
Washington reports a brewing conflict over plans to lift imports by several billion dollars annually. Secretary of State Acheson urged a shift to an import minded stance and urged renegotiation of 30 year old trade policies to reverse past surpluses as a path to economic stability in the Americas and Western Europe. Cardinal Marmagli dies in Rome at 73 after a heart attack, a senior administrator in the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Acheson
New York
Natonal Foreign Trade Council
United States
American
Europe
Community Chest Falls Short of Goal by 3500
Officials report the Chevy Community Chest campaign ended nearly 9500 dollars below its 25800 dollar goal. Late returns bring total to 22960 with further gifts expected from Industrial workers retail and government divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Communiyy
Chairaan David Swarty
Howse
Concord Bawrsti
Sherman signals limited Navy shakeup likely
Admiral Forrest Sherman in Washington said efforts will target Navy troubles before more heads roll and there will be no wide upheaval. He stressed harmony with other services and will influence reshaping roles in the next war while establishing unity under Secretary Matthews. Denfeld vacates as chief of naval operations and may take a Mediterranean post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Admiral Forrest
B. Sherman
Navy
Naval Operations
Sherman
Matthews
Air Force
Pentagent
Louis £. Denfeld
Truman
Denfeld
Alan
Vwe-Mediterrainean Fhowt
London
Kidnapped Girl Found Safe After Abduction
A seven year old blond girl abducted yesterday by two men is found today at an old farm home. Authorities, including Deputy Sheriff Burt Rogers, arrested Jerome Alford and Hugh Smith who are being held without charges. The child was fed and sheltered until deputies arrived, and the incident followed a luring event near the Marion Dillon county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issuvunence Mulding
Burt Rogers
Jerome Alford
Hugh Smith
Alford
Simlik
Rogers
Marion
Dillon
Crénter
Auight
George Flowens
Rondaile
Bittle
Mary Spivey
Rachael Mus
Two Convicts Recaptured Near Charlerton West Virginia
Two inmates who preferred penitentiary life to life on the outside were recaptured near Charlerton, West Virginia. They cited tough conditions and bitterness about the escape as factors, with officials noting the men had tried to hide but were found and secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlerton
Ewpitty Bheyitt
Yo Whitlock
Wille Beott
Stevens
Rate hike hearing delayed for Pennsylvania Telephone rate case
Harrisburg November 3 The Public Utility Commission postponed first hearings on a $1 231 224 rate increase proposed by Pennsylvania Telephone Corp of Erie until November 20. The three day session at the Erie courthouse was moved at the request of counsel for the utility. The increase would affect 3 965 customers in a five county western Pennsylvania area and follows a six month suspension pend ing investigation. Complaints have been filed by the cities of Erie Johnstown Somerset Corry and Berks Somerset County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp
Bie
Erie Courtouse
PUC
Pennsylvania
Erié
Johnstown
Somerset
Corry
Berlly
Somerset County
European ministers meet in Paris to discuss integration
Paris November eight European foreign ministers meet to map steps toward closer economic integration. They aim for a Western Europe single market with preferential trade links and consider Western Germany and Saar status while debates on Austria and membership costs continue amid Marshall Plan context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
MONS
Jae
Formibir
Cobhetl of
Europe
Council
Oneultmeire Assembly
Strashawry
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
General Council
The
European Economic Cooperation Organization
Germany
Council of Europe
France
Saar
Werhips
Austria
Aepsie
Clairton Establishes Emergency Relief Fund
Clairton city fathers approved an emergency relief fund totaling $20,000 to aid striking workers and families. The measure directs start of the program in January under Mayor Jill Multi with oversight at city hall and involvement of local employers and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairton
Nova
Vickers Aton
Compol
Jill Multi
Weilie
Alent
Jin Gartiegté-Tlinnes Steel Corpira
Knife wielder Jess Allen Jr. sentenced in Erie County court
Jess Allen Jr. of Union City pled guilty to weapon plus aggravated assault charges in Erie County Court. He received six years in the state penitentiary with additional sentence terms for related offenses. He was remanded without bond, with prosecution covering costs. case tied to stabbing of Patrolman Harlan Sire and attacks on others near Strane residence. Allen appeared with family and attorney as judge sentenced him for the knife incident and prior charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Allen, Jr
Uniqn Cy
Willy
Ehner Evang
Elsie Allen
Wim Wiesault
Wille
Allen
Costa
Ole
Grand
Cariloy
Erie County
Strane
Stephen
Kathryn Reynolds
Lime Residence
Allet
Leslie Kelly
the Reynolds
Harlan Strane
Harley Drake
Alderman Cobbett
Corry Woman Not Indicted in Forcible Entry Case
Greta Gray of West Bond Street was not indicted by the Erie County grand jury on the forcible entry charge. The McCrays of the Cray residence claimed property damage after an altercation and a window entry, with civil actions regarding damages to their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Gray
West
Bond Street
Erie County
Geny Wis
Justin Bilers
Ord Mes
Philip MccCray
theCray
M.S. Cobbett
Corry School District Receives Restitution Payment Totals
A state authority approves a payment totaling 64 800 to the Corry school district. Additional sums are slated for nearby townships and districts based on student enrollment and per unit calculations, with the overall distribution approaching several hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Audio Goiural Weldon
Heyjinn
Haretsburg
Lou Ghrey i
Siiver
Nel Wit Cing
Wistricta
Few Couinty
Mitlereek
Release Talked on Federal Action in Coal Strike
The Court of Appeals allowed bail pending appeal for several Communist defendants convicted of conspiracy. Judges Learned Hand, Thomas W Swan and Jerome N. Frank ruled bail was appropriate since the appeal raises a substantial question. Bail set at 930,000 for some defendants and 920,000 for others, with others at 820,000. The government had sought much higher bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiwuauen
New York
Court of Appeals
Aj Auet
Ful
Learned Hand
Thomas W Swan
Jerome N. Frank
Eugene Deninis
John H. Williamson
Bob Stachel
Trving Polash
Robert G. Thompson
Benjamin J. Harry Winslow
Dghn
Gilbert Green
Carl Winter
Gus Hal
CIO Officials Begin Study of Political Role
CIO officials assess political role amid 1950 elections and plan pac activity after Taft Hartley repeal failure. Internationally the federation moves with AFL toward a world labor congress challenging Soviet bloc unions. Expulsion of the United Electrical Workers and Farm Equipment Workers follows convention action, drawing sharp criticism from UE president Albert Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAC
New World Labor Congress
Scores Reuther
Associated Press
Gleveland
CIO
Political Action Committee
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
AFL
Labor Federations
World Labor Congress
World Fador Lion of Truce
WFTU
Ioon
Hurry Bridges
United Electrical Workers and
Farm Equipment Workers
SI. Man
Albert Fitzgerald
New York
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Survivor in Ark Disaster Faces Critical Injuries
Erick Rio Pridoux, Bolivian pilot, is the lone survivor of a fatal air collision. He is at Alexandrite Vic Hospital with breathing difficulties and a severe spinal injury unlike the others who perished. Bolivian embassy officials said passengers and crew aboard the destroyed flight were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Paonaeicu
Washington
Erick Rio Pridoux
Fis
Alexaniert
Vic
Udy Hi Mas
Ffiials
Comeone
Indiana Miners Reject Separate Peace Proposal
Indiana mine owners refuse a separate coal pact with John Lewis as Washington talks loom. Gov Schricker and Adlai Stevenson press for a quick peace plan while federal mediation eyes a broader industry deal and potential presidential involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Associated Prune
Washington
Jorm L. Lewis
Schricker
Yeulepdary
Jann L. Lewis
Lewis
Lewes
Truman
iTruman
Chicago
Ty Heyes
Tn Gov
Fightherd
Western
Eid Ad
Southern
Joseph B. Moody
Bluefield
W Va
Ex Opera Singer Named Defendant in Law Suit
Associated Press reports in Louis on November 3 that former opera singer Merforis Lawrence has filed a $109,200 claim alleging paralysis and seeking damages. The suit names Mrs Frances Bunn of Santa Fe for a signed contract to repay medical treatments and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louis
Massejise
Merforis Lawrence
Fetta Palltin
Millj Lawrence
Francs Bunn
Senta Aré
Sucieseta
Burt Gal
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Lorial
John Dempsey
Bailiff
WU. S
Accantus
H. Brynolfson
Horace Brynolfson
Cardinal Marmagge
Rome
Brancesco Cardini Marmagei
Gardinal Marmagal
Congres Waliett
MN Council
Oatinih
Trent
Vat
Fania Union
Jidge
Jess Allen
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