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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1948
Page
1
Readable text shows scattered numbers and items with weights and balances. Mentions 89, 75 77, 1 165 and a balance of 3250. Likely catalog fragment with partial pricing or stock counts, no clear event or person.
Two UNN officials appeal for a Berlin settlement and say President Truman is unlikely to call Congress back for a special session to approve emergency aid for China. Proposals are expected at the first January meeting amid GOP Democratic clashes. The article also notes Truman’s historic Fort Jefferson voyage and Dr. Mudd’s Lincoln era connection.
New York City mood darkens as business leaders fear ongoing stock market declines and government shifts. Babson notes optimism fades across industries with potential tax relief and labor policy changes under a Truman administration, hinting at broader economic strain and cautious outlook nationwide.
Rioting strikers attacked a government coal mine in south central France and kidnapped three policemen. In Paris a Communist led general strike halted most subway and bus lines, forcing four million workers to walk to work. Fighting near Clermont Ferrand left at least one miner dead and many injured as water and garbage services stalled citywide.
A 14 year old Washington boy signed a police statement admitting fatally beating a man who tried to take his mother home. District Attorney F Prank Doctor expressed doubt the act was intentional and said the case may seek a verdict of voluntary manslaughter rather than first degree murder. The victim was Lee Beam, 61, a borough special officer. The incident occurred after Beam reportedly broke up a dispute at Beam’s home. The district attorney noted the case resembles an accident based on preliminary investigation.
Athens dispatch reports King Paul entrusting Constantin Tsaldaris with forming a new government after two hours of talks. Tsaldaris and Sophoulis planned to appoint a cabinet sans Sophoulis, with other party leaders expected to join. The move follows Sophoulis’ resignation and aims to stabilize Greece’s political scene amid Allied Nations concerns.
A Security Council committee approved a plan by Acting Mediat or Ralph Bunche to demilitarize nearly all of southern Palestine's Negev desert. United States Britain China France Belgium and Colombia supported the plan amid fighting in the Negev. The seven nation committee seeks an equitable solution in the disputed southern desert.
Chicago dispatch reports railroads and operating unions have settled the third round wage dispute. About 250000 engineers, firemen, and switchmen accepted a 10 cent per hour raise retroactive to October 16, costing carriers roughly 340 million dollars annually. A similar 10 cent raise had been agreed last October for conductors and trainmen.
The Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad announce an embargo on all export freight shipments to New York and Boston ports. The measure impacts overseas-bound cargo, with curtailments extending eastward through major cities as details follow an Associated Press dispatch. The move coincides with a wider strike by longshoremen affecting West Coast ports and transatlantic shipping, disrupting routine commerce and shipments to Britain and Europe. The AFL Longshoremen's Association called for the work stoppage, involving about 65,000 dock workers across 70 miles of coastline from Portland, Oregon to Hampton Roads, Virginia.
Opal Miles, 43, of Spring reels, was reported in fair condition at Corry Hospital with head injuries from a fight on East Main Street early today. Admitted around 1:20 a.m. details unclear as police had not been summoned. The State Vet’s version had not been obtained and officers began investigating near noon.
Taxing millage for 1949 to be set next month as city budget plans hinge on December estimates. Officials expect a property tax levy around 146 mils with per capita charges and possible revisions if unpaid balances rise.
Scheduling problems delay contractor work on the Grand Theatre delaying operations. The Biol Brothers, buying materials and installing seats, have faced months of remodeling work on North Center street. City officials had sought to start a new front and wiring but a firm signed for the project cannot complete soon. The project now targets spring completion with plans to modernize the cinema and add updated features.
An Athens township baby, Walter Leo Tassell, 11 weeks, died from smothering by bed clothes. Deputy coroner Dr W H Earnest ruled an accidental death. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tassell, two miles west of Riceville. Grandparents Leo Ash and Oscar Harger. Services set for 2 pm at Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev A Filler. Burial in Riceville Cemetery.
Chinese forces fight to avert fall of Nanking as battle rages with troops reported in action around the city. Descriptions indicate significant casualties on both sides amid beleaguered government forces and Chinese leadership facing strong opposition from Communists.
A survey by Jack Downey of Yor to Cavey area retailers shows varied results across sectors. Jewelry, grocery and apparel firms cite weak demand and high prices, while hardware and electrical goods report some brisk sales. Barbers oppose recent price hikes. overall, merchants caution that consumer spending remains subdued.
Be nade Mall main building of the Academy of the New Church in Bryn Athyn was burned in an arson blaze that caused about 800000 dollars in damage. Fire marshal Charles W Taylor testified that he also confessed starting a 75000 dollar blaze in a farm barn nearby. Both suspects faced arraignment before Justice of the Peace Otho Hella as authorities pursued charges.
Secretary of State Guang and a U.S. delegation faced questions after a press conference that sparked misconstruction. He indicated he might reconsider a decision on a major policy gift, stating he would never rush a definitive choice without full talks with the president and his colleagues.
Pennsylvania agriculture officials report 1948 crop yields show corn soybeans potatoes tobacco apples pears wheat and barley mostly above ten year averages. Corn at 15 440 000 bushels and potatoes at 20 188 000 bushels surpass averages while tobacco tops 61 985 900 pounds. Wheat and buckwheat trails and hail damage reduced yields though per acre wheat was higher.
Four men died early today when a fire apparatus collided with a passenger auto while answering an alarm. The gasoline tank burst into flames, spraying burning gasoline on rescuing firemen. three firefighters were injured. Three of the four auto occupants were trapped in the flaming wreckage.
Evatt and Lie make an unprecedented step by offering their offices to the Big Four in a bid to break the deadlock. They urge immediate consideration of an appeal, arguing the case lies at the root of all differences.
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