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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1949
Page
1
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City officials wrestle with a near balanced 1950 budget showing expenditures of 128,599 against 116,599 anticipated revenue. Revenue gaps stem from tax issues and lower than expected returns from prior years. A special meeting was summoned to revise the draft and multiple purchases including a sewer cleaning machine were discussed along with a new police car amid street repairs to prepare for winter. The deficit echoes 1948 concerns and a monthly treasurer’s report was demanded.
Election bulletins will be issued by radio during the night with returns from Belo, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New York areas. The Journal will post bulletins across the city at Shamburgs Hoenes Ritz Croxeuls and Kip s Soda Bar as returns come in.
Sparransbury constable and Lincolnville deputy clash as charges loom after a disputed incident involving officers and a warden. Four men from Spar ksburg face fines for hunting violations while alleged speeding near a school and residential zone prompts legal scrutiny. The case against Officer Charles Dietrich remains unresolved as prosecutors weigh pressing action.
Filipinos faced gunfire as they voted for president and vice president amid widespread unrest. By 3 p.m. local time, 19 killed and 16 injured. 40 towns placed under constabulary. ballots stolen. Rizal province election chief kidnapped. Quirino led with layarel opponent gains in scattered areas as nationwide violence persisted.
In Banitago Chile on November 8 a violent clash between police and a group celebrating the anniversary of the Soviet revolution left 23 injured. A government report cites shooting with bottles and stones as protesters hurled at officers while they attempted to disperse the demonstration.
In a special meeting directors voted to extend the Community Chest drive one more Saturday to reach the 25 800 goal, now 3 000 short. Campaign chair David Swarts warned that if the drive misses the target, disbursements to civic and charitable agencies will be cut proportionally, curtailing yearlong work. Contributing groups include corporations, advance gifts, Todor employees, retail stores, fraternal clubs, professional men, and government banks.
New York Nov. 8 One of the largest cash dividends in U S history will go to General Motors stockholders on December 10 totaling more than 190000000. With other payments this year the company’s 1949 dividends exceed 320000000 and set an all time U S record. Earnings for the year amount to 8 a share on common stock par 10. GM opened on the Chicago market at 7175 a share amid election market closings.
Pittsburgh Nov 1 Republic Steel and CIO United Steelworkers signed a pension and insurance agreement ending a 39 day strike by 45,000 workers. The deal mirrors Bethlehem Steel terms with contributions and benefits, while other steel firms moved toward settlements. Coal talk remained stalled as Federal Mediator Cyrus Ching pressed for progress.
Philadelphia voters faced a brisk election as polling places opened at 7 am for a statewide bonus issue funding plan. The result would grant up to 500 dollars per service member, financed by a debated plan. Opposition centers on financing, with taxes cited as the likely outcome. Local races in Pittsburgh and Scranton also feature party battles for mayor and city posts.
Captain John G Crommelin, linked to leakage of confidential Navy papers, is restored to active duty after a Navy investigation. Admiral Morea P Shermary, new naval chief of operations, orders the case resolved with a reprimand but keeps Crommelin on duty as aviation officer at the West Coast Rift. The September suspension ends as bureaucratic changes align with Navy policy.
Warren authorities say Richard Fowler 18 admitted fatally stabbing his brother David 18 during an argument over dirty clothes at the Fowler home. The grand jury indicted Fowler on murder counts and charged Kenneth O Day with forging three notes in a separate case. The notes totaled $150,000 against Anderson Oil Co and two others.
Mr and Mrs Gibson of Went Smuth Street were in a collision near Walt Wo North Carolina while traveling in a Chevrolet sedan towing a trailer. Mrs Gibson was seriously hurt, the husband not seriously injured, and the other driver reported in worse condition. The trailer and vehicle suffered extensive damage.
Los Angeles sheriff's office detained Nicholas Meyers, 40, for questioning in the 1949 kidnapping and murder of six year old Rochelle Gyshoter. Meyers faces suspicion of kidnapping with murder. details are limited. The girl, daughter of Abe and Mrs. Oijakoler, vanished February 5, 1949, and her body was found later near Grange County after a long search.
A fragmented ad notes coffee prices fluctuating as stores push sales and adjust to market changes. Readers report promotions with varied prices per pound, with some brands selling at lower rates while others see small increases.
More than 107,000 United Electrical members vote to join the CIO during the split after UE was expelled by the National CIO. A separate new group, the United Electrical Workers – CIO, reports employer recognition contracts in Yonkers, New York, and lists cross country locals in California, New Jersey, Ohio, and other states. Overall totals show about 176,090 indicating secession or intent to do so, with 68,608 pledging to stay with UE.
Four hundred thirty two Corry residents had voted at six precincts by 1 PM with turnout rising later. Precinct tallies include First ward 56 and 45, Third ward 69 and 50, Fourth ward 83. Ex service veterans accounted for a large share of early voters despite the main issue being the bonus question.
Prague reports the Czechoslovak government released Samuel Mery from the embassy detainment after a weeks long case alleging spying for the government. The decision followed a meeting between Communist President Element Steward and the new leader Alice Briggs.
In New York City and state races, Republican candidate John Foster Dulles faces Democrat Robert Wagner’s successor amid Truman Fair Deal criticism. Dewey backs Dulles while Lehman emphasizes city strength as both claim victory in a high turnout election with 5.5 million expected voters. The contest doubles as a preview of 1950 issues and party control.
In Dauphin County court five bottlers demand about 6,700 dollars claiming the eight percent tax allowance on soft drink bottles was due under state law. Names include Elmer E. Hatter Jr as counsel for the five, with listed firms Bottling Co and Keystone Bottling Co among defendants. The action centers on tax refunds for weekly bottle charges and related beverage taxes.
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