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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 14, 1947
Page
1
Britain faces cabinet crisis after Dalton resignation
In London on November 14, the Labour government moved to avert a full cabinet crisis sparked by a budget leak. Chancellor Hugh Dalton quit after his disclosure of budget details, with Prime Minister Attlee naming Sir Stafford Cripps as his successor. The move casts doubt on Labour’s stability and prompts calls for investigation by the opposition and within government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Hugh Dalton
Attlee
Sir Stafford Cripps
Delton
Treasury
Stafford
Hulda
Swift Ndt
Holset of Commons
Winston Churchill
Dalton
Tify
Atlelee Gallet
King George
Dalian
Alllee
Balton
Ajax plant hosts open house after expansion completion
Corry plant to allow tours Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 PM marking completion of a major expansion and revamp. Visitors may view new structures and drilling engine manufacture while demonstrations occur. schools plan guided tours. Energy tests proceed as display activity continues. Finn trial date set in Lake George court for February on assault charge tied to a drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Lake George
John G. Finn
Wert Colunky
Reya Rem
Italy Faces Civil War Warning From Communist Leaders
In Rome the Communist leaders warn of civil war if the government does not adhere to legality. Giuseppe Di Vittorio and Hallmiro Togliatti urge dissolution of fascist groups while vowing to continue the fight, amid protests, strikes, and rising unrest across Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Aleite de Gasper
Calinet
Giuseppe di Vittorio
Neble General Labor Confedera—lian
Onantantiong Eaphor Thay
Agai
Commintat
Pirty
Halmiry Togliwichi
de Caspert
Priine
Rent controls persist as board backs continued limits
The Erie County Rent Advisory Board recommends maintaining rent controls until the housing shortage eases. It forwarded a Washington submission asking no increases while relief is sought, noting several isolated applications for higher rents to align with similar properties. The board cites a nationwide survey due to Congress next year to justify continued controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Corry
Erie County Rent Advisory Board
Washitgton
Advisory Board
Oa Uowar
Congress
Wartime aid questioned as funds go to linked firm
In Washington on November 14 wartime funds totaling 1 053 000 went to a firm where Justice Bennett E Meyers once had a financial stake and later said the firm was owned by a friend. Reports noted Senate investigators scrutinizing the matter amid broader wartime controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey Npsnenseneres
Washington
Jen. Bennett E. Meyers
Fie
Benate
Wsitmany
Bowling Alley Fire Kills and Injures Dozens at Recreation Center
A large explosion and blaze swept the Recreation Center bowling building in Providence injuring 39 and scattering patrons. Police reported a missing teen later seen outside the flames. doctors treated many with burns as shops in the complex suffered severe damage and losses exceed half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. J
Associated Press
Merce
Eugene A. Mocente
Polive
Wicholas Kournaras
Cranston
Avsteak House
Uquor
Warren's Hat in GOP Ring Now
Sacramento November 14 Governor Warren California’s first and only two party nominee considers a Republican presidential bid with two conditions He will not campaign actively and will not seek delegates in other states He favors California’s delegation's possible nomination as a compromise candidate if a deadlock occurs at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sacramento
Hari Warren
Calfornia
Warren
California
Bub Associatus
Wien
GLF Mill Opens With Local Patron Attendance
Grange League Federation mill on Pennsylvania Avenue held its formal opening with about 200 local patrons visiting the site. Representatives from Ithaca assisted by area women served more than 300 pancakes during the event, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW. Glf
Grange League
Pennsylvania Avenue
Federation
Ithaon. N.Y
Wave of Underground Violence Kills Britons in Palestine
Nov 14 report from Jerusalem details four Britons killed and many wounded in ongoing clashes linked to the Stern Gang. Attacks at Jaffa Road and Tel Aviv targeted police and soldiers, with casualties among Jewish youths and a guard killed, amid warnings to shopkeepers and fears of unqualified Jewish immigrants arriving by sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustapha Poles
Stiol
Polige Sifid
Ole Altschers
Haifa
Jewish Agency
Baifa
Shell Petroleum Company
Halta
Railroads Grant Increases At 15 Cents An Hour
November 1 reports from Chicago say railroad operating brotherhoods have won a nationwide wage raise for about 200000 workers. The joint settlement totals 100 million dollars annually, raising the eight hour day to 2.24 dollars with 1 15 percent increase cited as the new rate. Negotiations will continue on other rules and click with carrier proposals and union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angocimweo
Ghicago
Brotherhood of Railrond Tralpmet
Conte Allvond Cradcors
Auvee
Jimens
Fieldes
Mions
Thi
Carriers
Communists Fired On In Marseille Amid Labor Strikes
Communists in Marseille were fired on by gunmen as they prepared a funeral protest linked to a killed leftist. The central labor council planned a general strike, with ports and transportation halted and Marseille’s waterfront under heavy police readiness. Strikes spread to Sete and other Mediterranean ports as workers united with longshoremen and drivers demanding higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axsorlatea Press
Marseille
AL Tiebride
de Binire
Enltgs
Tie Lough
Miéinber
Iabor
Gener
Chemsesl
Hapiin
Sete
St. Antoine
Rhove Delta
James
Jnfanley
Kellerman Case Set for Monday in Crawford Court
The Kellerman case against Spartansburg farmer Herman Kellerman is listed for the coming Monday after delays. Three Crawford County witnesses Edgar Alexander Dr Archie Tate and R Lawrence Davison have been subpoenaed to testify for the prosecution. Kellerman was arrested months ago on charges connected to a child’s assault and the later death of another child at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Corry
Woton
Hacyey Kellerman
Faerie
Asrull
Crawford Coury Court
Halle al Mendville Nest
Gary
Edgar Alexander
The
Corry Hospital
Archie Tate
R. Lawrence Davison
Kellerman
First Diesel Engine Passes Through Corty on PRR
The first diesel locomotive to run through Corty on the Pennsylvania Railroad was recorded on an eastbound movement from the Rendon division. Officials hint a new diesel service era may be near with the engine destined toward Renovo as part of ongoing railroad modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRR
Corty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Renuyo
Paltroad
Renovo
Congress fights high living costs with tax cuts debate
Republicans push new proposals to curb living costs ahead of Truman’s economic program. They seek tax relief for low income and measures to curb inflation, while Truman hints at broader foreign aid in a contested economic plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman Jover
Truman
Bender
Ohio
Sova
Seven House
Ser Olor Tait
R-Ohfo
Hotsa
Kem
R-Mo
Talle
Retown
Otex
Ball
R-Minn
Sparkman
D-Ala
Huber
D-Ohiw
Bride Recovering After Fire Kills Groom in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a couple’s wedding day tragedy unfolds as a 39-year-old groom dies from burns and his 40-year-old bride is revived after smoke fills their three room apartment. Firefighters found Mrs. Rosalie Millen unconscious and later rescued her at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Piremow
Bulldine
Rosalie Millen
Unionisticuy
Bey ‘Ishand
Explosion Rips England Rocket Station Injures Ten
At the Jow ralline Malls near Aylesbury a blast tore through Britain s rocket research station. One dead and ten injured were listed by the ministry of supply. Rockets were being tested for pocket assistance to aircraft. Eyewitnesses said two rockets were prepared for tests when the second exploded. A German rocket expert team headed by Dr J Schmidt assisted in the station s work. Fire officials and a worker voiced fears of multiple fatalities before an official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frese
J. Schmidt
Kiel
Wind
Five Die When B 29 Hits Mount Spokane in Snowstorm
SpokaneNov 4 A B 29 Superfortress crashed into Mount Spokane during a blinding snowstorm killing five crewmen. Two survivors were rescued in the wreckage but severely burned and near death. Deputies suffered facial burns from an internal explosion as debris scattered across the slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arena
Mount Spokane
Spokane
Wash
Werep
John Linder
Lwo
Emmtot
Inventor John Semple Dies at 79 in Pittsburgh
John Bonner Semple, inventor of tracer bullets used to test artillery accuracy, died at age 79 in Pittsburgh. A noted businessman and trustee of Cranex Institute, he funded bird-collection expeditions to Mexico, northern Canada, and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Bonner Semple
Semple
Crenexte Insitute
Mexico
Canada
Doctor And Wife Reveal Mental Suffering While Awaiting Rescue
Evanston Wyoming November 1 A young doctor and wife rescued after five days on an icy ledge high in the Winds Mountains. They described exhausting climb to safety and surviving on tomato juice while awaiting supplies dropped by rescue ships. Both suffered shock frostbite and exhaustion, with the doctor noting their mental strain during isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
Robert
Taft
Celif
Redge
Winks
Northessier Blair
Wive
Marjorie
Etter
Fey
Wyoming
Self
Trbune-Telegram
Lawrence ‘Modulw
Rhl Dykes
France holds two billion in gold as aid debate heats
Amid calls for Western aid to France the country faces a gold hoard of about 2.0 billion dollars privately held assets in the United States are valued near 890 million dollars French economist Monnet estimates France's gold reserve totals 40 million in bullion and the Bank for International Settlements cites larger sums Western lawmakers debate a 97 million dollar stopgap aid package as higher policy questions loom Lawmakers and witnesses warn about extending relief while France has substantial gold reserves and private wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gene Gies
Bren
United States
France
Bub House
Experia
Toreten
Whey van Aue
Pylimse Muy
Monk
Rep. Herter
R-Mass
Lauro Europe
Holse Foreign Affairs
Tea Monnet
Bank For International Bel- Yements
Frankce
Herter
Senate
Truly
Austria
Foster Truiles
Bente Republicity Policy Committee
Senator Tall
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs
Wee
Nwn
Rifle Wound Fatal to High School Freshman
Pittsburgh high school freshman Francis Stang, 14, died after a rifle discharged during a planned shooting practice at Teac, a companion misfired and bullet fragments caused the fatal wound. Police described the rifle as a European war souvenir brought home by one of the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teac
Eo Aeenier
Pittsburgh
Navy
Francis Stang
Europe
Chester Warren
Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stafford Cripps
Car—Churchill
LABOR
Apen
AJAX
ASK
New York
United Nations
Palestine
Russia
Guatemala
U.N
Holy Land
United Nations Assembly
Korenia
United States Air Force
Atu
Sweeting Gambling
Atmult
Stern Gang
Alice Townsend
Tinase
Pon- Hers VU
England
Report Nation
U. 5
Tz & Tressary
Ole Tiel
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