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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Note Drafts Local Record
Scattered OCR text fragments mention a Monday event and a barn setting with unclear references to a town and spa. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only disjoint hints of a local scene without recoverable entities or a clear incident.
Barkley ForecastsAid for Honest Business Amid Law Reforms
Vice President-Elect Alben W. Barkley predicted swift Taft-Hartley revisions and new labor and economic measures. He said honest business has no reason to fear, while Congress will tighten price controls and ensure adequate appropriations to support European recovery. He noted potential actions on rent controls and viewed Truman's term plans cautiously. Barkley indicated no immediate speculation on his future beyond remaining Senate majority leader until January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Admnistration
Trumor
Weill
China
Birkley
Truman Wall
Auth
Elest
Sfrall
Wall Stree
Wall Street
Barkley Siti
Showghi
Congress
Truman
Barkley
Buho
Aldd
Toden
Scott Lucas
DTM
Legion Auxiliary Opens Poppy Day Sale in Garry
Women of the American Legion Auxiliary and Girl Scouts manned the Poppy Day sale at the Rite Restaurant in Garry to raise funds for rehabilitation work for disabled veterans despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion’ Auxiliary
Themerican Legion
Wimner GC
Carrier Fost
Uistmormive
Garry
Rite
Ant
Black man linked to fatal harm in Chester incident
By Associated Press a violent downtown Chester safety incident left Ellery Purnéldy, a detective en route to work, dead after a gunfire exchange with police. Seven others were hurt, four wounded seriously. Police say the suspect, later found deceased, was in a personal crisis. Witness accounts vary as officers secured the scene and evacuated residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pru
Andrew J. Des
Mond, Jr
Desmond
Wim
Tam
Nemo
Bystraider
Wounel
Negeby
Chester
Heer
Nrg
King Abdullah calls for peaceful settlement with Gaul
Cairo dispatch reports King Abdullah of Jordan sending a message to a high official proposing a peaceful settlement with Gaul. Tass notes mid Korean Army clashes and a rebelling, expanding movement against the puppet government in South Korea. The Greek Liberal deputy Venizelos accuses the government of politics over fighting Communists and signals a confidence vote delay until UN debate on Greece ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Akbhar el Yim
Abdullah
Trais- Jordan
Gaul
Beirut
Lebanon
Moscow
Tass Today
Medkaty
Korea
Tass
Pyongyang
South Korea
Sophocles Veniztlos
Liberal Party
Sahl
Venizelos
Themostokles Sophoutis
United Nations
Appeals Board 4 Percent Hearing Monday at Municipal Building
Paying Board To Hear Appeals members will assist Monday night at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building as a Board of Appeals on the 1948 parity assessment. Assessments notices were sent in October to nearly 300 property owners. many appeals expected. Market week for New York stocks ends with another drop as value declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
New York
Stock Market Today
Pub
PGC to Receive Additional Gas in Coming Years
The Pennsylvania Gas Company signed a contract with Tennessee Transmission Company to obtain 10 million cubic feet of gas daily starting 1951. Delivery unlikely for 2-3 years due to extended pipelines and pipe shortages. PGC plans to receive gas from New York State Natural Gas Corporation this winter and stores 1 billion cubic feet to aid winter reliability.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Tennessee Transmission Company
Kate
William F. Locke
Unity Ab Warell
Ines
Tennessee Company
Tiesene Nok
Locke
Corry
PGC
New York State Natural Gas Corporation
Corry School Pupils Buy Bonds and Savings Stamps
Corry area pupils purchased $362 in Savings Bonds and Stamps during October. Concord led contributions with $80, followed by Fairview $58, Hardinge $26, Junior High Elementary $24, Washington $73, Junior High $20, and Senior High $970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jory Cubbe Dhhoes
Concord
Fairview
Washington
Junor
Babson Views National Problem In Maintaining Production
Babson argues production is the nation’s major issue linking rising costs, wage and price controls, and labor unrest. He notes global pressure from higher materials, farm equipment, meat, gas, and living costs, with unions and governments debating wage hikes and policy responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoger W. Basons
New York City
International Harvester
Tabor
Five youths face trial for car theft in Erie County
Four men aged 24, 18, 20, and 21 are held on charges after police say they confessed to participating in the theft of Sam Bell's automobile from a West Washington street parking space. A 17-year-old is in juvenile authorities. Lindstrom is suspected of a second motor theft offense. The group was caught after the car was found damaged near West Wayne and West Smith streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Ue Menage
Beryl Ak
Erie County Cour
Harold Bromley
Alton Burdick
Ale
Willians Lindstrm
Given & Fearing
Altermal M.S. Gobet
He Rio
Defrutt Nftil
Erie County
Lindstrom
Mayville
Highmont
Sam Bell
West Washington Street
Wwevke
West Wayne
West Smith Streets
End is Seen 10 Shipping Tieup
San Francisco Nov 6 Harry Bridges summoned his longshoremen union to consider an employer backed proposal to end the maritime strike. The plan drafted by Al Roth would bypass leadership disputes and reopen talks with terms underwritten by employers and CIO to restore peace. The strike began September 2 with a demand for pay raises, while the employers offered a smaller increase.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
CTO
Kty Union
Westoast
Alwun B. Roth
Wye Sung Prancisco Employers’ Council
Hey
Roth
Ite
Feorth Pniltern
Employers’ Council
Jnational Cio
Findley Lake Boys To Pay For Pranks
Fourteen youths at Findley Lake were ordered to make full restitution for pranks carried out yesterday. Undersheriff Moynihan and Deputy Campaign led the investigation, locating all involved. The vandalism included pushing two cars into a camp and orchestrating damage to a Caterpillar tractor owned by Mina town. The gang must repair the two vehicles and pay monetary restitution for other acts. the tractor was not damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Richard K. Moyninan
Merle Campaign
Mina
New Deal program faces bumpy path in Congress
Vague OCR text outlines Truman era policy aims including social security expansion and public housing. Mentions key lawmakers from multiple states and parties, signaling friction with Republicans. Notes expectations of limited cooperation and ongoing battles in the 80th Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Huentigl
Tor Demartaty
Truman
Rewercomb
Robertenn
Six killed in Toronto bus streetcar collision
A Toronto wreck left six dead and 65 injured after a bus collided with a streetcar near the western city edge. Victims include Mrs Thomas May and Frank Augustus Noble, among others from Hamilton. Rescue teams freed trapped passengers as workers from Goodyear plant nearby aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Jared
Teddy
Strentcar
Thomase May
Augustus Noble
David Avail Earl McKie
Gotan Beddie
Hamilton
Clingson
Membire
Argyle and Surhoy and Highlanders Regiment
Reimson
West End
Suninysida
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
New
Lewis
Ube
Corry Area Crash Injures No One In Route 97 Collision
A Corry driver and a Brookville driver escaped injury after a two car smash on Route 97 three miles west of Untan ty. John Prugar of Spring Street attempted to pass when his front wheel struck the berm sending his car into DL Green of Brookville. Green’s car was damaged as Prugar lost control and skidded off the highway. Police estimate total damage around 600 dollars. In a separate report at Eglin Field, a B 17 bomber en route from Wayne Indiana to the auxiliary field near Niceville crashed southwest of the field, killing five including three officers and two enlisted men.
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Corry
Untanty
John Prugar
Spring Street
DL. Green
Brookville
Prugar
Green
Eglin Field
Fla
Nav
Airforce
Fy. Wayne
Ind
Niceville
Britain Seeks Extended Truce for Palestine Conflict
Paris reports Britain and allies press for longer ceasefire across Palestine as UN debates extending measures. UN mediator Bunche consults with military observers on possible Security Council action while battles flare in Negev post October 14 clashes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hellaly
United Nations
Gunnell
Il Palescine
Agsiost
Bio Negevares
Palestine
Tsrapil Weope
Britain
Alexander Cagugari
Mme Galler
Hartheps
Weelhey
al Amb
Teo
China
Belgium
Phe Comnell
Cadogan
Pales
Reulph Bunche
William ©. Riley
Security Council
Bal Bunche
Security Cowell
Negev
Desert
Tprael
Conservation Group Elects New Officers
The Agricultural Conservation Association elected new county committee members led by Chairman N B Dodd of Columbus and R D 1 residents Carl Peterson Russell and Loyd Price from Bear Lake. Other ballots named Arthur S Hill Richard Trisket John Leas Loyd Price Robert Scott A Fern Morton Thayn Tubbs Harold Matteson and L C Whiteley from Spring Creek. All are Conservation Association members active in its practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thies Warren Counyued
The
Agricultural Conservation Association
Dodd
Columbus
R. D
Carl G."Pétersons
Russell
Loyd Price
Bearbake
Arthur S. Hill
Richard ‘Trisket
John Leas
Freehold
Robert Scott
A. Fern Morton
Bear Lake
Spring Creek
Thayn Tubbs
Spartansburg
L. C
White[ley
Harold Matteson
Conservation Association
Weather Report Highlights Record Warm North American Day
The story notes a high of 75 across the region with reports of unusually warm conditions in Weston Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Weather observer George Madirick described the day as exceptionally mild, while the forecast European and North American observers tracked a pattern of rising temperatures and brief showers in parts of the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Pennsylvania
George Madirick
Budget chief and president confer on deficit plan
Budget chief and president confer on deficit control aiming to keep the shortfall below 1.5 billion dollars. No precise remedy will be proposed until the new Congress reconvenes on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
City Banks To Mail 140000 In Christmas Fund
Banks announce a Christmas Savings plan distributing over 140000 to participants across Citizens National Bank and National Bank of Gorty. The 50 week program has grown yearly with tens of thousands saved and paid out in early December, marking another milestone in local Christmas fund distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chttelinws
Chuly
Ehecke Willin Il
Corby Iil
Ein Lyres Devils
Wisu
Citizens National Bank
Nat ‘Tional Bank of
Work advances on club house project in Brownell Park
Workmen begun roofing and window installation as five to six skilled laborers push toward finishing the Ghmer Conservation Club clubhouse. Earlier, a cement floor was laid and a three man crew from Canada arrived with logs to frame the structure along Brownell stream, reshaping the former Brownell Park site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghmer Conservation Club
Bnikum Loge
Worlsmert
Brownell Park
Patrolmen Answer Unusual Call Here
City police were summoned by a man on Shady Avenue claiming concern over his wife’s safety. Officers concluded there had been no assault and departed after statements and a check showed no injuries or charges to file.
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Polce
Wuld
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