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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1946
Page
1
Market Report on Cattle and Sheep Prices and Conditions
The market notes show mixed cattle quotes with dairy heifers around 14.25 to 15.00 and fat cows near 12.60 to 14.25, with some high bids. Slaughter cows and bulls move at varied rates while sheep and goats receipts indicate irregular demand and price swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadly
Local City Battles Over Vacant Lot Roasts
In a city dispute, EMFTY reports a heated clash over vacant properties. Tension rises as officials maneuver plans to roasts or repurpose the sites, affecting nearby residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain C. Trixel
Trieste issue hovers as Byrnes pushes no more compromises
The Trieste dispute between Russia and Western powers frays at the edges as Byrnes warns the U S cannot concede further while Molotov demands changes to Paris peace terms. He also proposes a deadline for removing Allied troops, as Big Four ministers pause after a lengthy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Russia
Trieste
Tiey
James Byrnes
United States
Molotov
Paris
Torn
Res
Argumment
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
Bevin
Couve de Murville
Huge New Auto Racketeering Probe Unfolds in Philadelphia
A broad investigation by the Philadelphia Automobile Trade Association targets a surge of unscrupulous practices in used car sales. Officials say price inflation exceeds 100 percent and some cars originate outside the city, with about 1,000 new cars tied to the alleged scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Philadelphia
Philadelphi Automobile Trade Association
Thomas Lowry
Tasociation
Lowry
Milton Stein
Philadelphia Used Car Dealers Association
Philadelphia Tater
Devic
Army Bucking Drifts To Aid Colorado Snowbound
Army vehicles battled 10 to 18 foot drifts to deliver food and fuel to stranded families in southeastern Colorado after the worst blizzard in years. Five C-87 transports and a private plane aided relief, with crews dropping hay and supplies to snowbound ranches and counties including Lincoln and Belson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Slcl
Bled Cris
Weather Bureau
Ios
Arew
Colorado Springs
Belson
Here
William Hunt
Lawry Field
Lincoln County
Ehline
United
Puebla Pia
Boone
Karvll
John F. Jones
Government to Gain as Price Lids Are Removed
Washington reports say removing price controls will raise living costs modestly while delaying recession and boosting federal revenue. Economists predict overall cost of living may rise under five percent, aiding budget balance for the fiscal year ending 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
OPA
Linance
Truman
Storm Leaves One Dead and Bridges Closed Across Regions
Reports from Los Angeles cite one death and many injuries as the first big storm of the season hits, bringing heavy snow, highway and bridge closures, and lowland floods threatening homes. In other dispatches, Poland schedules general election for January 19, 1997. US Britain discuss veto limits at the UN. Smuts threatens unilateral action over Southwest Africa. Senate to probe US troop occupations. Berlin reports a crackdown on military officials tied to illicit trade. Tokyo notes wartime accountability amid ongoing war measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Corry Officer Selected for Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Lieut Edward Kinley, a Corry Navy veteran, will serve as radar and communications officer on Admiral Byrd’s South Pole expedition. He departs from the West Coast with 4 000 men for the Amibarchi region. Kinley to remain at the Antarctic site until next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Edward Kinley
West Coast
Ant
Arctic
Corry Math
Lients
United States Navy
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Eaward Kinley Yen
Lowell Thomas
England
Russia
Naval
Loghy
Byrd Party
Kinley
Navy
Corey High Servel
Seamarr
King Wey
Raymond Banter
Eleanor Christensen
Columbus
Edward R. Kinley
East South Street
Atlantic
Pacific
Mmien
Tater
United States
Pacifics
Trent, Kinley
Run
Franco Charges UN Policy Toward Spain Increases War Peril
Generalissimo Franco warned that United Nations isolation of Spain would heighten the danger of war and disruption within Europe. He accused the UN of aiming to dismantle Spain and urged acceptance of non intervention to prevent a communist takeover backed by Madrid. He claimed the alliance would not threaten peace unless the UN changed its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Spain
Madrid
United Nations
Tate
Associated Press
Mali
Frajico
Unuuuy
Desree
TV Uintil
Ivor
Boviel Gonmutilans
Mathesol
United Natkins
Boiler Blast Kills and Traps Michigan School Students
A boiler explosion at a Baroda area school collapsed part of the building around noon. Fire and police rushed to rescue 40 to 200 students, with many still trapped in debris and taken to Mercy and St. Joseph hospitals. Injuries ranged from shock to serious, with authorities racing to summon ambulances and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Associated Eres
Baroda
Minh
Anca Holler
Juiluys Dal Resem
Hieseen
von Oe
Teach
Florence Rutkowske
Hile
S Ite
Mercy Hospital
Borden
Elley
Heath
Stull Ly
Sheriff Brewin Fubueh
Famway Lunes
PeseWe York
Borden Sud
Texing
St. Joseph Sanitarium
Ue Pawating
Niles
Sayer
Neralaiea
Benton Harbor
St Jousph
Alent
Joseph Sinl- Wilwit
Jon Shock
Minnoe
Nels Brinkton
Wetephione
Walie
Hewo Stars
Erickson
Gierekson
Pennsylvania faces choice on surplus funds for veterans bonus and education
Harrisburg reports the 1947 General Assembly must redirect up to 200 million dollars of the wartime surplus to finance a state veterans bonus and higher education aid. A 1945 amendment bars use of motor funds for non roads and airports, limiting reallocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Martin
Commonwealth
Daries
Dutt
Retarans & Bovn
Recaptured Fugitive Linked to Camden Incident
A fugitive linked to Camden is recaptured after a pursuit near Lakeview Memorial Park. Reported by Camden authorities, the suspect was identified near Riverton State Pellet Station and later transported for questioning. Local efforts disrupted by swift police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Rome
County Jim
Iso
Lakeview Memorial
Fliiainins
11 Aboard Lost Airliner
A Western Air Lines twin engine Douglas BC-3 with a crew of three and 11 passengers disappeared in snowy mountains north of Burbank California while en route from Lake City. The pilot Captain Gerald Miller co pilot Ted Mathis and stewardess Dolly Palianaroy were identified by the airline spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Burbank
Calif
Western Air Limes
Willi Pieht
Oni Lake City
Waetio Harte
Tor Jandhigh
Newhall
San Fernando Valley
Western Ar Lines
Lasiegas
Ney
Western Air Line
State Police report shows men responsible for most area crashes
Nine month survey from Corry State Police reveals 7 women among drivers involved in area crashes vs 74 men held accountable. Age groups 21 to 30 and 35 to 56 show high crash counts. teens under 21 accounted for 16 incidents. Results suggest men drive majority of accidents in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Abe
SE Jiu 95
Niine
Jn Hd
Comy State
Shetts
Corry Group 10 Opposes Rumored Route 6 Change
The Corry Chamber of Commerce plans to send a delegation to a Wellsboro meeting Friday to oppose a rumored plan to shift Roosevelt Highway from Route 5 through Corry to a new route via Mondville Spartansburg Garland or Fitzs field. The change would require extensive construction and years to complete, with locals from Edinboro and Erie County Highland Towns Association backing opposition. Delegation members include Earl T. Cherry, Rasselas Brown Philly, Zaluneck, and City Engineer Dan Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wellsboro
Te. Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Corry 40
Ieuhsayion
Mondville
Spartansburg
Garland
Fittsfield
Aitill
Cony
Edinboro
Erie County Highland Towns Association
Baise
Earl 'T. Cherry
Rassélas Brown
Peru Quake Toll Exceeds 100 Dead Officials Say
LIMA Peru November 13 The quake toll rose past 100 with many towns wrecked as communications failed. Simas 11 840 residents was nearly wiped out and Po mabama saw about 80 deaths while Mollepata and Molfebamba also suffered heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Pomabama
Mollepata
Molfebamba
Candinées
Pampas
Alc Palla Bueno
Fire at famous temple kills teenage girl in Thailand
Police report a girl of 16 died after a fire at the famous Temple of the Taoist rite in the capital yesterday. The blaze began in a temple hall during a religious ceremony attended by local worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipiese _po Lice
Fimioua Tula
Return of Coal Mines Hinges on Conference
Krug will meet Lewis later in day in a bid to restore coal mines to owners. If they can reach terms with the union chief, the mines may be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krug
Lewis
Union
Parley Stalls as Coal Talks Resume in Washington
Washington reports silent talks with Secretary Krug and John L. Lewis as top coal industry spokesmen meet to avert a strike and end government seized pits control. A November 20 deadline looms with Lewis demanding a new contract and broader pay terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. King
John L. Lewis
Eric
Tewis
United Mine Workers
Krik-Lewis
UMN
J. A.rug
King
Lewis
Krug
Ent Mines Administration
Lewis Zofmitita
Neis
Interior
Big
Tive
Willesewis
Ballot Check in Maryland Shows Unclear Ballot Card
A misread ballot check from Maryland lists questions about electoral procedures. The note mentions elector details and a governor race with uncertain results and procedural references amid garbled text.
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