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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
1
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Pittsburgh November 10 Negotiators from U S Steel prepare to meet Philip Murray head of the CIO United Steelworkers amid rumors of a swift end to the costly steel strike. Recent settlements with Youngstown Sheet & Tubes Great Lakes Steel and others cut the total at risk but about 309000 Big Steel workers remain on strike as talks continue.
Police say ten youths were rounded up after a park incident where a chimney was torn off and the ground sprayed with jet paint. Three juveniles, 16, faced juvenile court cites while two others, Lyle Shiinton and Robert Coleman, were held for court on charges of mallets Mischief.
Banks and state offices including post offices will close on Armistice Day. Pay service will be provided. WHHL will operate 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with no wire or city deliveries.
The United Nations plans full debate on Russia's call for a Big Five peace pact with Britain, the United States, France and China. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky argues the proposal would preserve world peace while denouncing Western powers as warmongers. The U.N. political committee resumes discussion amid pending prewar Italian colonies issues.
Arthur Martin purchases his father's equity in the M. J. Martin and Sam Dodge Plymouth agency, renaming to Martin Motor Sales. Harris Rouse named chief mechanic. Raymond Root returns from MoPar training. The elder Martin began in 1922 with Dodges, the business reopened in 1941 in Corry, and the family operation plans ongoing expansion.
Associated Press reports divided views after Tuesday ballots. Labor groups praise results as victory for Truman era policy, while Republicans like Harold Stassen and Gov. Thomas Dewey frame the losses differently, calling for party rebuilding and strategic alignments.
Nov 10 bulletin report shows President Truman denying any administration plan to raise gold prices as a debt-reduction measure. He says any such move would require a Congress recommendation and notes a second atomic explosion in Russia remains unconfirmed.
Western powers plan to halt dismantling of German industry as talks in Paris press toward placing West Germany in the Council of Europe. Clarified aims include limiting war industries like synthetic rubber and oil, and consider collaboration with a European unity framework.
Meadville Pennsylvania November 10. A rent advisory board proposes lifting most area counties from rent controls. Only Meadville Vernon West Mead Woodcock townships and nearby Snewertown borough would keep controls. Dr Allen B Grinwards chairman urged landlords to raise rent cautiously. board would seek new controls if abuse occurs.
Harrisburg reports both parties brace for a tight 1950 general election in Pennsylvania. Democratic gains in local races boost hopes of reclaiming state capital power. Republicans aim to extend control with William E. Hirt seeking reelection as judge in Allegheny County. Governor James A. Putt downplays statewide implications while campaign planning begins for 1950. Pittsburgh notes mark an anniversary for the Blood Donor Service at Veterans Hospital in Aspinwall with volunteers collecting pints.
Columbus Township was one of the few districts in Warren County voting Democratic as the party carried a majority for multiple offices. Voters backed the veterans bonus and a local school board race, with George Nackers leading over Lester Bowles for supervisor and Cecil Miller defeating Curtin Gur for another seat. The county’s Democratic slate won most county offices, while Columbus showed strong turnout and near-wide margins for several positions.
The submarine Tusk, damaged in a collision with the supply ship Alderbaran during maneuvers off Labrador, proceeds under escort to Argentia Newfoundland. A destroyer accompanies the damaged craft as rescue crews console survivors from another submarine explosion. no injuries reported.
In Pittsburgh on November 10 the U S electrical industry confronts a major rift as left wing United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers faces expulsion from CIO backed by the CIO and rival Blue Eagle groups. Westinghouse and others weigh secession while a survey shows large dues support for the CIO split, and several plants transfer bargaining to rival locals.
Corry YMCA speeds up second floor remodeling of the Corry Rod and Gun Club quarters to serve youth programs. Contracts awarded for electrical plumbing and carpentry with a $3,000 budget. completion expected in December.
Colombia’s conservative government decreed a state of siege and suspended sessions of the liberal congress as pre election clashes raged. National radio denied rumors of political plots while troops moved through major cities and many businesses closed early.
Blatt Brothers Western Family Theatre Corp announces leasing the Lakewood Drive-in at Lakewood for a deluxe outdoor theater under construction. Merle Del plan to open around May 1 after mid stage completion. project valued about 200,000 with a 40 by 60 foot screen tower and modern facilities. The Lakewood site is third drive-in owned by Blatt Theatres, with Rex Theatre and others in western Pennsylvania and New York.
The failure of slum clearance activity in Pennsylvania was in doubt after votes failed to approve a proposal to allow exemption from real estate taxes. The amendment aimed to spur redevelopment and subsidize city housing projects including a proposed 5700?000,000 gateway center in Pittsburgh.
Government mediators report Lewis failed to attend the peace conference and sent word he will meet Monday. Ching urged swift negotiations, while miners press for higher pay, shorter hours, and a welfare fund increase. Operators insist no coal price hikes despite high energy costs.
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