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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 18, 1946
Page
1
Local Hospital Sees Stream of Unclear Visitors
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a station and an ambulance or vehicle at a hospital setting. No clear names, dates, or events are readable. The text is too garbled to determine specifics beyond a medical facility and possible arrival activity.
Southern Democrats Threaten to Vote With Republicans
A dense Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes Truman faces difficulty uniting Democrats after November elections. Southern Democrats threaten to back Republican moves, while Pepper advocates a liberal program. Kerr is favored as the next Democratic national chairman, with Hannegan expected to resign. Aiken may lose the Tabor chair to All, bolstering GOP hopes for panel control. One item confirms premature triplet birth at Pottsville Hospital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
United Democratic
Congress
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Roosevelt
Fair Employment Practices Commission
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Spartansburg Feed Mill Entries. Safe Forcibly Opened
Spartansburg Feed Mill reports a weekend break in with the office safe smashed and about 200 dollars missing in receipts. State Police from Corry investigated as two men examined fingerprints. The incident ties to a past string of mill office robberies in Butler County with similar methods, believed linked to offenders serving time in Western Penitentiary.
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Western Penitentiary
Corry
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Butler County
Clean Break in China as Reds Stripped Yenan
A dramatic report says central government forces threaten to seize Yenan after General Chou En Lai orders a return to Nanking, signaling a decisive split with Chiang Kai-shek. Yenan is described as a ghost city, stripped of hospitals, schools, factories, and defenses as invaders loom.
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China
Chou Enfai
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yenan
Jimmy Walker Gravely Ill in New York
James (Jimmy) Walker former New York mayor was reported gravely ill at Doctor's Hospital. A hospital bulletin cited deathly issues from a cerebral thrombosis and the Catholic last rites were administered yesterday by Father Joseph Weber. Walker had endured headaches and fainting spells for months before being admitted.
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Jimmy Walker
New York
James
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Walker
Toseph Weber
St. Joseph's Church
Newran
DuBois Fire Causes $60,000 Loss at Veterans Club
Fire investigators estimate $60,000 in damages after a blaze at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club in DuBois on November night. First floor storeroom of a furniture and industrial firm housed Shankel's Pharmacy. substantial merchandise destroyed. no injuries reported. Firemen suspect an early ignition at the storeroom. no link found to recent arson wave in the area.
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Althea
Club Saturnsy
Shankel
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CIO Convention Opens With Wage Drive Aim
CIO convention in Atlantic City centers on higher wages and anti Communist pledge. President Murray blasts industry profits as a threat to free enterprise while delegates prepare to endorse a hard anti Communist declaration and push a strong wage campaign.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Philip Murray
CIO
Will & Declaration
Murray
CTO
GTO
Horns Fund
Siman
United States
Commmunist
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Seven Perish In Canadian Blaze
MADOC Ont Nov 1 A mother and her seven children were killed in a fire that destroyed frame houses. Firefighters said Ephraim reported he went to the barn to feed animals and returned to find the home ablaze. The blaze left a mother and her children dead and the family names unclear from the damaged text.
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Madoc
Enhraiin
Doreen
Davglis
Atlan
Bla
Tye Diina
Threg
Glia Winsexton
Ephraim
Police Seek Driver of Hit and Run Log Truck
State Police seek the driver of a hit and run involving a log truck at Fitchs Corners near Route 49 and 6. The other vehicle, driven by Ray Bax Heto of Fane, sustained $50 damage but no injuries reported. Witnesses urged to contact police with information on the truck and its driver.
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Prisoe
Fitch's
Barnett
Binnebt
Tnvestigatine
Poelay
State Guard Enlists New Men Amid Rumors of Disbanding
Commander Guy Abbey announces one year enlistments for veterans and three years for youths without prior service, following a meeting of 16th Regiment officers in Oil City. Rumors of disbandment tied to Indiantown Gap encampments are denied as the State Guard plans to continue at least a year, with Garry to speak and Maj Portes accompanying.
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Guy Abbey
Pennsylvania State Guard
16Th Regiment
Oil City
State Guard
Indiantown Gap
National Guard
Col. French
Garry Tomorrely
Maj
Rober Portes
Dead airliner found after snowy mountain crash
Search party reaches the Western Airlines plane wreck on White Mountain. all aboard reported dead. Deputy Sheriff Dolney Gummings led a recovery effort from Ventura County as investigators identified Captain Gavin Miller and First Officer Nats. Debris scattered over a wide area, with bodies badly burned and attempts to recover hindered by the weather.
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Burbank
Calif
Fyer
Western Air Lines
OS Parsons
White Mountain
Ventura
Dolney Gummings
Gavin Milter
Yur
Nuys
Nats
Whithler
Dolllee
Break in Trieste Deadlock Near as Talks Resume
Nov 18 New York dispatch reportsBevin and Byrnes push for a quick end to the Trieste deadlock as Big Five ministers outline steps toward finishing the peace plan. Molotov signals readiness to cooperate while private talks at San Francisco proceed. France proposes pausing veto discussions until foreign ministers meet. Diplomats hold hope for a near settlement. deadlines for troops in Trieste loom if progress stalls.
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Two Diehard Shootings Leave Four Wounded in Detroit Incident
Detroit authorities reported a shooting spree by an ex-convict who attempted to abduct his four-year-old daughter. Two people were near death and two others injured. The suspect, Payne, 31, was charged with assault with intent to murder after he allegedly used a carbine and a shotgun. The attacker’s motive centered on the failed abduction.
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Plane Crash in Pacific Kills 23 En route Guam to Tokyo
Military transport plane with passengers and crew crashes near the front lines while en route from Guam to Tokyo. Search and rescue teams recovered wreckage and reported 23 fatalities with authorities confirming the loss and beginning inquiries into the accident.
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Hieay Military
T. Sidrmy
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Guam
Twdima
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City Council Eyes Budgets and Curfew Ordinance
City council, with three meetings left this year, prepares to act on the city budget estimates and two ordinances. A revised curfew bill, facing school groups and church leaders opposition, may prompt protests at tonight’s session. A report on taxable progress and a health board concession are also due.
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Jem Mt
Reese
Lucile
Ang Gisells
Charles T. Craket
Corry
Vefaret Council
Wastige & Property
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Unenese Law Board of Heal
Accident toll doubles over forty five in Erie County
Erie counties death toll from automobile crashes more than doubles in the first nine months of 1945 compared with the prior year. Rural deaths rose sharply while urban fatalities increased modestly. pedestrian deaths remained steady.
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Bureau of Highway Safety
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Tojo admits chief responsibility for Pacific War
The prosecution told the Allied War Crimes Tribunal that Tojo acknowledged primary responsibility for starting the Pacific war. In Sugamo prison he reportedly said the senior leader chiefly bore blame for attacks on Pearl Harbor, Malaya, Mindanao, and the Philippines, as cited in dispatches. Meanwhile reports from Tokyo and Moantea describe Iwo Jima air strikes and typhoon damage, with Manila dispatches noting fatalities on Negros Island and widespread destruction but no American casualties.
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Malaya
Mongkong
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Moantea
Manila
Senators Will Not Halt Probe Of Occupation
Washington November 18 The State Department was told by Senator Brewster that the war inquiry panel will likely hold hearings in Europe on American military governments in Germany and Austria. He said the committee intends to pursue the diplomatic angle but warned against shaping policy, insisting taxpayers deserve answers on billions spent and troops deployed. Brewster, Ferguson and Knowland met with Secretary Byrnes and Senators Vandenberg and Connally to discuss the hearings and possible implications for foreign policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stake
Germany
Austria
Brewster
Maine
Ferguson
R-Mich
Knowland
Calif
Wen
New York
Yastle
Byrnes
Vandenberg
Connally
D-Texas
Treasury Report Shows November Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury section records receipts amounting to 121340000 and expenses totaling 9530007128. Net figures compare with prior day 12799408, highlighting fiscal movement.
Truman Drives Action Over Mine Chief Leadership
President Truman launches a broad push to resolve tensions with the mine chief, signaling possible legal action by the Justice Department if terms cannot be reached. The move aims to crack the leadership impasse and restore orderly operations amid absenteeism concerns.
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Truman
Justice Department
President plans finish fight with Lewis this time
The Justice Department moved as federal Judge Allen Boldsborough signed a temporary order to restrain John L. Lewis and his 400,000 soft coal miners. Pennsylvanians report miners began a preemptive layoff ahead of a Wednesday midnight deadline, with five Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co mines idled and thousands absent nationwide. President Truman sought to weaken Lewis leadership and keep mines open, while government actions included stock freezes and rationing. Congressional pressure rose as Rankin urged a special session to address the coal crisis, and prosecutors eyed possible charges under the Smith Act if a strike disrupted government operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Allen Boldsborgh
John L. Lewis
Washington, Navy
Pennnylvanass
Truman
Lewis
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Pennsylvania
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Congress
Rankin
United Mine Workers
AFL
Clarke
Key West
Fla
J. A. Krug
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