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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 23, 1949
Page
1
Two men claim presidency as riot grips Panama
One child was killed and eleven others wounded in a night of rioting after Daniel Chanis Jr sought to oust Panama’s president. Police dispersed marchers with machine guns rifles and tear gas as Roberto Chiari was sworn in after Chanis resigned under police pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Panama
Daniel Chanis, Jr
Roberto Chiari
Weh
Ily
Chanis
National Assembly
Haad
Gol Doxe Reman
Cathedral Plaza
Presidential Palace
Threeen -Cnt
Manel Parmino
Clene
Delayed Printing Delays Veterans Bonus in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a four month printing delay threatens early payment of the 500 million veterans bonus. Charles R. Barber awarded a 88 100 contract to Security Bank Note Co Philadelphia to print 40 000 bond certificates of 1 000 denomination for delivery by March 16. The only other bid came from American Bank Note Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weliial Pagnielta
Afar
James Duff
Mcileen Chidhty
Daft
Eagle freighter ablaze off Washington coast
The Panamanian freighter Eagle drifted burning off Washington state with no power or radio after reporting a fire. Army transport Gen H Freeman and coast guard cutter Winona assisted, arriving near midnight as flames were extinguished and lanterns lit the scene.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Eagle
Washington Coas
H. 3. Freeman
Coastguard
Winofa
Part Angeles
Wach
Keene, Game
Flattery
Mass Tip
Washington
Treighter
General Preeman
Baller
Rex Manager Promoted in Blatt Chain
Regis Burns promoted to executive committee of Blatt Browsers Theatres to oversee operations as Thomas Bello named to replace him Burns has led Rex Theatre Pittsburgh for 10 years except for war service Burns joins John Charles Blair Earl Beckwith and Frankwig on the chain�s new management group Charles Blatt remains president with other officials taking expanded duties The Blatt chain spans New York and Pennsylvania and includes 23 theatres in the region
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Dive
Blatt
Bone
Regis Burns
Dunner
Rex
John Blatt
Ute
Burns
Bcal
Pittsburgh
John
Charles Blair
Earl Beckwith
Frankewig
Ketup
Charles Blatt
Beckwith
Wile
New York State
Penn—sylvania
Thomas Bello
Nanty-Glo
Uivalre
Altoom
Charge Dropped Against Corry Resident in Property Dispute
A misdemeanor charge against Geertson of Corry was dropped after a settlement between the plaintiff Theodore Glatz and the defendant’s attorneys. The action followed a dispute over a property settlement between Mr. and Mrs. Gererson, with the decision announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Syaney
Geertson
Theodore Glatz
Grerlaon
Quaker group offers working plan for bomb control peace
The American Friends Service Committee presented a plan to the United States and Russia for control of atomic stockpiles and a halt to production of certain materials until treaties are in place. It favors a neutral, unified Germany as a buffer and eventual UN admission after occupiers withdraw, noting eight basic considerations for lasting peace amidst U.S.-Soviet tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Russia
Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Friends Service Committee
United States
Hovses
Germany
United Nations
U.S
Soviet Union
Oday
Yale University Press
Quaker
Dean Achecon
UL. S
Alexander Panysuhkin
Friends Service Committee
Bunche Planned for Moscow Ambassadorship
Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, former Palestine mediator, is reportedly being pressed for the post of ambassador to Russia currently held by Admiral Kirk. The Philadelphia Inquirer cites government sources noting Bunche’s diplomatic stature and the aim to counteract global tensions.
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Associated
Ftes
Philadelphia
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Palestine
Russia
Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Inquirer
T Ney
Busiché
Admiral A. Kirk
Kirk
Bunche
U. 8
Paul Robeson
Dm Bunche
Germany Moves to Ease Occupation Controls
West Germany’s Chancellor Adenauer received proposals from allied high commissioners to relax occupation controls. Details to be made public tomorrow. Western powers seek to reduce German industry restrictions to revive the European economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres Kown
Germany
West Seemanly
Konrad Adénawier
Adenauer
Plane Is Missing With Six aboard in Cascade search
Portland reports air force crews scoured Cascade Mountain edges for a four engine transport plane with six aboard. The C-54 was en route from Meacham to Portland when it asked to descend to 6 000 feet for an instrument approach during a training flight. The crew included Capt. Elrino Neher Jr, Capt. Joseph Chase, Lt Thomas Hardisty and others from San Francisco, Mattoon, Sarasota, Burton, New Haven, and Portland.
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Ng Associated Tes
Portland
Ore
Air Force
Cascade Mountain
Pacific
Air Force Plans
Elrino Neher, Jr
San. Francisco
Joseph F. Chase
Mattoon
Thomas c. Hardisty
Sarasota
Fla. S
Richard
Bridges Lawyer Draws Sentence In San Francisco Case
Federal Judge George B. Harriman fines attorney Vincent Hallinan after a contempt finding in the Bridges longshore case. Bridges 48, an Australian naturalized leader, faces possible deportation if convicted of perjury. Hallinan’s stay allows Bridges to continue with the trial as his name is removed from the list of attorneys.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Lnu
Ling
George B. Harrie
Attowney Vincent
Tad Lert
Hullinan
Bridges
CTO Longshore Union
Altra
Wet Union
Robertson
Henry Sthinld
Hin
Hallinan
Fulli- Yan
Hitsrol
Lie
Hainan
City plants and stores close for holiday
City industrial plants and retail shops will halt operations for a holiday. Most offices including state and federal buildings close tomorrow except essential services. The Poin van State Employment Service and post office windows close with limited delivery and special services. Local rail and bus lines report normal service to accommodate travelers.
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Cory
Sitternoott
Hankesgiving
Lomarrow
Nywin- Menanee
Newrywil
Thunvkigeviny Uyigle
Seaty Allny
Poin van State
Abbe Corry
Skampind
Corry Man Held for Court Trial After Not Guilty Plea
Pail Pinky Guth aged 99 was ordered held for the next term of court on a charge of resisting an officer. He appeared at 317 East South street before Alderman M S Cobbett. Guth denied the main charge and was released on bond in the amount of $1,000 to await the next term.
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Bithous
Qwail
Tye
Associated Spring Declares Dividend in Dayton Meeting
The Associated Spring division, part of the Associated Sprite Corp, announces a dividend for stockholders as of December 1. The payout will be distributed December 10. Secretary of the concern notes the Raymond Mig Co as a division. Local attendees from Hale of Storie and the corporation attended the meeting in Dayton, Ohio.
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Atvinscine Sc Oneshredt
Turretare
Associated Sprite Corp
Heymond Mig Co
Jn Dayton
O. Hers Sal
Tu Corporation
House Drops Plans 10 Probe Denfeld Ouster
Unclear worded report states the Armed Services Committee will not probe Adel Lous Ri Denfeld removal. Vinson chair and members debate polices and Air Navy Army positions amid calls Denfeld faced ouster for his defense views. Formal report on defense policy expected next year.
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Washington
Adel Lous Ri
Denfeld
Ehler
Fraval
L Aust Armed Services
Shuirmin Vinso MD
Hee Navy
Vinson III
Norris I
Hee Armed Services
Uke
Benfeld
Louis- Johnson Ull
He Armed Services
Matthews
Armed Services
Johnson
Vinson
Congress
Phal
Local hunters pay $250 fine after guilty pleas
Two Corry men, George Deaker and Everad Kennedy, pleaded guilty to carrying a loaded .22 rifle while spotlighting deer near Brooke Rock. They paid $250 fines each, without admitting other charges, and the weapon was returned after forfeiture. The incident occurred Saturday night when stopped by a game warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Perry
George Deaker
Eme Street
Graler
U S Consul Chief and Four Aides Freed From Jail
The United States confirms the release of its consul general and four aides from detention. Reports indicate mixed reactions as the issue touches on China’s representation at the United Nations and shifts in recognition between the Chiang Kai-shek regime and the Communist leadership. Analysts note implications for Security Council dynamics and Sino foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Faussia
Anaiel
Vistinsky
Drinamere
Lanwer
Dele
China
United Nations
Saytet Union
Cowell
Vela
Thinese Rada
Kuomintang
Adee
Vishinsky
Trial Set In Local Assault Case
Marion Hollister of Corry faces assault and battery charges after a plea of not guilty. The defendant was ordered held and bound over to the next criminal term with a $400 bond. The alleged victim, Mrs Lawrence Vanderhoof, alleges eight days of hospitalization after the November incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Holster
Corry
A. D
Akerman Justin Butcers
Lawrence Vanderhoo
House
Ells
Hollister
Thanksgiving Weather and Prices Forecast
The weather bureau predicts generally fair mild conditions for most of the country ahead of Thanksgiving. A light snow is possible in the Great Lakes area while the Labor Department notes a nationwide drop in Thanksgiving dinner costs, with a family of four estimated to spend about 25.07 this year versus 547 last year.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Labor Department
Washington, D.G
North Atlantic
Appalachians
Metropolitan New York Faces Severe Drought Crisis
Metropolitan New York experiences its worst drought in years with water rationing under consideration as reservoirs run low and rainfall remains scant. Officials warn that reduced consumption could result in water restrictions for over 10 million residents across the region.
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Sagante
New York
Angiedes
Craix
Rice
State
Wandy Atwill
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Death of Brice A. Hunt Editor of Williamsport Sun
Brice A. Hunt longtime editor and journalist in Williamsport Pennsylvania died yesterday in the city from a cerebral hemorrhage. Hunt served twelve years at the Williamsport Sun and was a veteran press professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewsfaphieman
Williamsport
Brice A. Hunt
Pennsylvans
Williamsport Sun
Ward and aides ordered to leave China in relief from Mukden jail
American consul general Angus Ward and four consulate aides were freed from a Chinese Communist jail and ordered out of the country after an alleged beatings incident. Ward reported via telephone to Washington that he and the staff would depart Mulder immediately, with no details on transport.
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Associated
Pes
Washington
Angus Ward
Mukden
Ward
Wivie
Denver
Diplos
Bimail Clubh
Pal
Ping
Wishlawton Ward
Clubb
Mulder
Ralph Rehberg
Rochester
Foreign Service
Jake
Hye
Acheson
Wreck on Route 97 After Icy Road Sends Cars Skidding
Two vehicles collided on Route 97 when ice forced a skid into the roadside. Driver Miles Alvir Barker, 32, of Cleveland Falls, and Paul J. Simmons, 40, of Untow City, escaped injury as a 148 Chrysler overturned and fenders were damaged.
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Winton City
Dhirtty
Hoor
Wie Fing
Mile Alvir UM. Barker
Cleveland
Falytis Q
Paul J. Simmons
Bulle Poller
Inésil
Simmons
Barker
Oritt
Fenders
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