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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1947
Page
1
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Truman Seeks Power To Fight Inflation Abroad
The article reports on possible delays to Palestine partition and British troop withdrawal dates as the United Nations and four power group consider changing deadlines. It notes U.S. and Soviet input, Britain’s Aug 1 withdrawal limit, and potential postponements of mandate termination and independence into 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Palestine
Associated Press
New York
Britain
Holy Land
Briis
United Nations
Russia
Mandate
UN. Palestine
Schedu
Lake Success
Lake Success At ‘P.m
Holts Om
U.N
General Assembly
Flushing Meadow Park
Europe
Falesline
Rusia
Education Pays Way to Better Jobs and Life
A Rutgers dean led a study showing college educated earn significantly more than high school graduates, with veterans benefiting from G I bills. It notes prewar surveys, wartime benefits, and the value of working through college, stressing self discipline and employer preference for college graduates. A separate note reports a man shot by his dog in West Virginia while picking up mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
New York City
Avery Young
Dean Perteh
Rutgers
Everet
W. Lord
Bouton University College of Business Administration
Han
Thele Sam
Euyeka
Kansas
Philadelphia hotel walkout ends after union settlement
Bombing employees at the Belleyne-Stratford Hale hotel return to work under a new clause protecting discharges for dishonesty or intoxication. Judge Kun described the settlement as equitable and will refuel negotiations toward a new contract with arbitration as a fallback. The old contract stays in force until an agreement is reached. The union may request a review of discharges under the new terms. Burns fatal to child in New Castle stove explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Belleyne-Stratford Hale
Balkout
Olo
Servie Worken Union
Joseph L. Kun
Common Pleas Court
Dull Snyder
New Castle Hospital
Waller Saar
Attorney Repeats Meyers Sought Job and Loan
Los Angeles attorney Nell R. McCarthy testified before the Senate War Investigating Subcommittee that Howard Hughes sought a wartime job and a loan from Meyers. The testimony related to Hughes Aircraft procurement and a postwar bond deal, with Meyers claiming offers of a job and a loan during his war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Washington
Nell R. McCarthy
Los Angeles
Aenators
Howard Bughes
Nmne Air Force
McCarthy
Hughes Aircart Operations
Senate War
Hughes
Mayers
Atte Wine
Ate Fowce Procurement
Newsven Festinal
Gas Appliance Warning Issued Over New Unit
Pennsylvania Glax Company warns Southwestern New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania residents about a new large top heat distributor gas appliance marketed as saving gas and keeping food warm. Officials urge buyers to verify the product bears the American Gas Association Testing Laboratory seal. Buffalo Board of Health and Iroquois Gas Company tests deemed the device dangerous to human life. No confirmed sales in Corty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uns
Pennsylvania Clax Company
Fiw
Amercan Gas Association Testing Laboratory
New York State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Board of Health
Iroquois Gas Company
Corty
Go Slow Urged in Levying Taxes
Harrisburg officials were told to go slow in using Pennsylvania's municipal tax law expansion. At the seventh annual meeting of finance officers, Walter Greenwood warned that the 1947 act should be used only for greatest necessity. He criticized Justice George W. Mintey and Chief Justice Maxey for comments during a still-pending constitutional challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frese
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Walter, Greenwood
Coatesville
League of Gilies
Stats
State Supreme Court
George W. Mintey
Greenwood
Maxey
Solon to seek return of price control laws
Rep. Silen of New York announced plans to introduce legislation in the opening session to grant the president allocation and price control authority under the original price control act. He argued Americans cannot pay high prices and must uphold a decent standard of living while financing foreign aid, saying Congress must rescue the public from rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Silen
D-Ny
Congress
Gil
OPA
Newark Battle Delayed Again In Postwar Standoff
A fresh round of talks failed to move the decommissioned battleship New Mexico from New York toward Port Newark. Officials warned a federal hearing may be sought to block Lipsett Salvage from docking the ship, while Newark argues the plan threatens a $70,000,000 airport and seaport development.
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Associated Press
New York
Newark
New Mexico
Fort Newark
N. v
MUEM
Butle
Aeyew Way Yeicheld
Port Newark
Vincent J. Murphy
Chalet Miltor
Jersey City
Job J. Martaine
New York City
Lipsett
Tit
Por
Neways Channel
Ory of
Newark J Mynthye
Pla
Ity
Port of New York Authority
State Flood Control Commission Completed in Harrisburg
Harrisburg November 15 A fully staffed State Flood Control Commission created by the 1997 legislature to fight floods in Pennsylvania is ready to run the $40,000,000 anti flood program. Names named include J Carey of Pittsburgh Rummnance Nanticoke Larry Woodin Wellsora and E M Semmo Hamburg Berks County. Four House members were named to serve on the commission Atherts Madigan Moore Stemtel and Richard Holt sWeb all Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psqucrates
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
West
Une
James
Carey
Pittsburgh
Dr. 2
Rummnance
Nanticoke
Larry Woodin
Wellsora
E. M. Semmo
City Council Prepares Budget Review for Next Session
The city council plans to consider the 1948 budget at the upcoming regular session in November. Preliminary estimates show costs for the city pile fare and street department employees, with possible upward revisions as the budget is developed. An early proposal for equipment purchases of about 48,010 is noted, with wage and benefit details still to be resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioutuy Mall
Winea
Binnie
Waller Sweet
Steets
Buidorer
Stores to Decide Holiday Hours at November 24 Meeting
Local Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau will vote on holiday hours during November 24 at the Rite Restaurant. The session, postponed a week from the normal third Monday, will also decide the Christmas street lighting and electrical displays for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rite
General Strike Threatens Rome Amid Violence Spreads
Rome faces a general strike as clashes widen across the country. Leftist labor groups protest the arrest of a street figure amid a rightist crackdown. printers refuse to publish a Liberal party edition. violence erupts in multiple cities including Palermo and Vergone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Alvide de Gastieri
Chamber of Tapor
Julie
Ion
Mmn
Rlot-Loth
Wapper Hisorgimenta Libérale
Tor Pubus
Typi Guaphical Union
Whit Ip
Pascist
Giulio de Muckia
Piana Viktorig
Poljce
Dtal
Idm Lett
Par I
Ucmo Gualinque Gontmon
Ana
Corry Gets New Bus Station Amid Local Efforts
After months without facilities the Greyhound Bus Lines announces a new intercity bus station at 216 Bush Washington Street starting November 4. The move follows weeks of Chamber of Commerce efforts to secure modern terminal space, with plans for ample waiting areas and a snack bar for passengers.
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Greyhound Bus Lines
Bush Washington Street
Silleysiyal
Ale Bowling Niles
Guiry Chamber of Commerce
Rea
Wikkee
Tebus Jompuinien Sivereet Hani
Chamber
Merce Uiflolis
W. R. Gatoh
Heammie
Biju
T We Greyhownd
Walt
Jug
Local Man Held On Motor Count In Corry
John W. McCallum, 66 Snyder Bel Ola, was arrested by state police at his home on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while suspended following an incident weeks earlier in St. Marys. He posted bond for appearance, recuperating at home after hospital treatment for injuries from a collision while driving from Dunnis to Corry as a salesman for an Ene firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Marys
Corry
St. Marys
T He Lea
Ridaway
John W. Mccallum
Snyder Belola
McCallum
St. Marys Hospital
Andy Dater
Cony
Ag Jas
Ene
Dunnis
Waterhouse Named on Liquor Survey Subcommittee
Representative W. W. Waterhouse from this city was named to one of four sub-committees announced yesterday at Harrisburg to probe juvenile delinquency in Pennsylvania. The liquor problem survey will be conducted by a committee including Waterhouse, Walter Batiminter, and Ben Pred Here Jr. Also headed by Rep. Jeanette Dye of Mercer County, the panel will study liquor as a contributing factor to delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
WW. Waterhouse
Welter Batiminter
Ben
Pred P Here, Jr
Rem
Jeanette Dye
Mercer County
Lost by two Corry shoppers from downtown to home
Lost by two Corry women yesterday when purses disappeared. Mrs. Gladys Edmiston, 328 West Washington, dropped a billfold with three twenties and five ones while carrying groceries home. A small amount of change and IDs remained. police suspect local schoolchildren may have taken contents. Mrs. Joseph Reyda, 116 East Con tess sirset, reported loss of a billfold with 18 to 20 dollars while shopping on North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Nly
Gladys Edmiston
West Washington Street
Investigitime
Joseph Reyda
East
Rain and snow dampen fields across nation with light temps
Rain and snow cover much of the country with a wintry band from the Carolines to the Ohio Valley. Snow totals reach over four inches in Wisconsin and Minnesota with more forecast. Temperatures hover around 20 above in the snow belt as other regions see rain in the Southwest wheat belt. A second item notes Britain’s coal wage talks with a projected rise debated by miners delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ullnois
Indala
Mssouri
Experts Map Aid Outline To Curb Inflation
Experts work against time to map an aid outline likely to curb inflation. A rough draft of measures including potential stop-gap supports by Troman is discussed, with authorities weighing action to stabilize prices and incomes.
Taft backs tax funds for European relief program
President Truman may ask Congress to authorize tax financed aid to Europe to curb inflation while a draft outline seeks to fund a relief program for France Austria and other nations. Taft warns against using general taxes and says relief costs should be paid from taxes not borrowed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Europe
White House
Igainat. Filme
Assor
France
Austria
Wall Street broker's daughter leaps to death
Nineteen year old Hester Dmyis, daughter of a Wall Street broker, leapt 28 stories to her death from a Madison Avenue office building. She landed on a two story roof and had been visiting a dentist earlier that day. Her father William Shippen Davis said the cause of the tragedy was not understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASSOC
New York
Hester Dmyis
M Javatore
Madson Avenue
St. Lows
Davis
Sicily
Englad
Mies Sucre Touglas
Beales School
Laws W. Dough
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Pny
Ted
Subcommittee
Babson
Bob
Minh
ROG
Man
Solon
State Flood Control Commission
Paris
Paul Ramadier
Ravhad
Mahl
Conneaut
Raymona Schor
Schor
Ashtaebulla
Glenwood Cemetery
R. F.johnson
Cleveland
Mhe Kan
Waterhouse
London
National Coal Board
National Union of Mine Workers
Brit— Witt
Jab Blackpath
Taft
Praia
Ato Pean
Voudenbere
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Restoreti
Ohio
Marshall Pla Sre
United States
Wall Street
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