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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
Nov 07, 1946
Page
1
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GOP Leaders Face Intraparty Strife After Landslide Victory
Washington reports Republicans plan policy sessions after a landslide win as infighting over committee posts and key leadership roles looms. Martin expected to become speaker with tax cuts, budget balance, and streamlining debates shaping the early 20th Congress.
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
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Texas
Martin
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Michigate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Reatier
Truman Molotov To Confer In Washington Today
President Truman cancels appointments due to a cold and plans an afternoon meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. The White House press secretary said Truman would receive Molotov in the Oval Office, with Brig. Gen. Wallace Grumly, the president's physician, to monitor his condition.
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Lowley
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Rasselas Brown to Command New Company in Nation’s Guard
Rasselas W. Brown receives orders from Harrisburg headquarters to command Company A as first lieutenant and later potentially captain. He has served in World War II in the Americal Division, Bougainville to Leyte and Japan, and becomes third generation to lead Company A.
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Rasselas W. Brown
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Nations Guard
Lient
Brown
Donald Sears
Gerry Company
Infantry
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Inter
Philippines
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Japan
Company Agi
Carry Unth
Benier
Francik St
Woorl‘ow Wilson
Shinston
Alfred F. Bini
Alaska relief road blocks force ship mobilization
Juneau reports Territorial Gov. Ernest Gruening asks President Truman to authorize use of Army and Navy ships to bring relief supplies to Alaska. Gruening telegraphed that marine transportation has been cut off and only a few small vessels carry essential foods to southeast Alaska. New York dispatch notes Eugene Meyer of the World Bank warns strikes threaten global economy and peace.
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Associated Press
Juneau
Alaska
Territorial
Ernest Gruening
Truman
Rse
Army
Navy
Gruening
New York
Eugene Meyer
World Bank
Camden man battles intruder in early morning home attack
John McNally, 46, awoke to an armed intruder wearing an Army uniform who struck him with a hatchet then attacked his wife and two daughters in Camden New Jersey. McNally fought back as his family screamed, the assailant delivering blows before fleeing.
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Camden
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John McNally
McNally
U S Plans Continued Bases in Pacific Islands
United States signals it will reserve sweeping military rights in Japanese mandated islands as UN trusteeship terms circulate. Draft provisions aim to designate the Marshalls Carolines and Marianas as strategic area under UN supervision, with the U S retaining base rights and potential full control for security.
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Carolines
Marianas
Pers Lake Success
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United States
United Nations
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Thestans
Marshals
Carolinas
Matianus
Security Council
New Zealand
Philippines
Russia
Memih
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Talis
Three Contests Hang in Balance
In New Mexico Senator Chavez wins reelection over Hurley as vote canvass and court challenges loom. Impounded ballots in Rio Arriba, Sandoval, McKinley and Valencia counties fuel delays. West Virginia sees Kilgore leading Sweeney by about 3,000 votes amid statewide recount watch. Maryland’s O Donnell race tilts on eight precincts still uncounted as campaigns claim momentum.
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Chavez
West Virginia
Maryland
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Chaves
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
Hurley
Toulo
Rio Ariba
Sam Miguel
McKinley
Valencia
Ghayez
Charleston
W. V
Harley M. Kilgore
Beckley
Maestay
Thomas
B. Sweeney
Wheeling
Deal Pending on First Avenue Property Sale
The sale of the First Avenue site, home to a bakery and restaurant, nears completion after weeks of delay due to towing up OPA tape. Maud plans to take over and operate the bakery with expansion of the business already made under previous owners Mrs McCloskey and her husband.
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Fittsburgh
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Maud
Avenue
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McCloskey
Bomb Hurls at Pittsburgh Beer Union War Home
A bomb outside the home of beer distributor Louis Carletti in Pittsburgh shattered two windows and injured no one, while nine days earlier glass and truck damage hit his beer distribution site. AFL Teamsters vow pickets at 60 taverns with CIO beer ties.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bamber
Louis Carlett
Carletti
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Waterfront Blaze Destroys Warehouses in Philadelphia
A major fire swept three warehouses at the Philadelphia waterfront burning tons of wooden crates and wool valued at 250000. David Mywart, 38, was injured while scaling a wall and hospitalized. The blaze, starting from discarded cigarettes in a four story brick warehouse, spread to adjacent structures as flames rose 60 feet. Fire officials said the dock area traffic was disrupted as crews fought the fire with more than eight engines arriving within an hour.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
David Mywart
Atemay
Jefferson Hospital
Buihs
Agling
William Simmer
Kinan
Bell Will Be Attorney General Names Circulate
Harrisburg November 7 A political report details the expected selection of John Bell for attorney general. The note discusses Governor Earl Bell and James Duff’s leadership roles, noting past offices and campaign support as the party contends with GOP and Democratic realignments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Gay Noreted Dimes
H. Dwly Wibhiner
Tiucay
Truth
Ghvemnor John
Bell
Dais
Miamin
Duff
Springell
Arthur H. Jamies
Hoke
Mimarys
U S Policy Confirmed by Election
U S policy gains bipartisan support after Republican victory in Congress as diplomats in New York and Washington rally to back established foreign policy amid Russia tensions. Senator Vandenberg signals a broad endorsement of limited bipartisan diplomacy following the election results.
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New York
Willett Nuilins
Council of Foreign Ministers
Congress
Ius
Senate
Car Stolen From Meadville by Hitchhiking Drifter
William N. Mackey of Titusville reported a hitchhiker known as Thomas M from Aliquippa took his automobile after staying a night in Meadville. Mackey found the car missing along with money after waking. the hitchhiker had claimed to travel between Pittsburgh and Erie.
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Meatville
Pallee Sowett
William N. Mackey
Titusville
Mackey
Zelienople
Mickey Sat
Aliquippa
Pittsburgh
Eile
No Decrease Seen in Price and Wage Decontrol
A senior government official said price and wage decontrol would not occur after the election. OPA has raised prices on many items while discussions consider removing controls on clothing textiles and other goods. Housing materials and other commodities may face deliberations on decontrol as veterans housing and construction costs factor in.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cebarle
OPA
Veterans
Wilson Wyatt
Navy plans deadlier undersea missiles reveal new torpedo work
Navy ordnance awards Westinghouse Transformer division for a new undersea missile program. J K Hodnette notes a $192000 building under construction to house 0 staff, with $125000 worth of equipment to be installed. The effort continues torpedo research for defense.
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Sharon
Navy Ordnance
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
J. K. Hodnette
Navy
Hotinette
High School Senior's Pleading Ends Teachers' Strike
A Uniontown report describes a high school senior's plea helping end a teachers' strike in Redstone Township. Parents and board members argued over pay raises while students urged to return to class. The student appeal was cited as pivotal to resuming schooling.
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Uniontown
Redstone
Durling
Truman rejects resignation speculation amid GOP gains
Washington dispatch says President Truman has not considered resigning or appointing a Republican secretary of state. Report notes Fulbright's proposal and warns Democrats face choices on Congress, party direction, and reelection strategy amid sweeping GOP wins.
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