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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 25, 1946
Page
1
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Twelve Survivors Rescued From Alpine Glacier Flight Rescue
Twelve Americans marooned for five days on a 12,000 foot Alpine glacier were rescued by Swiss army planes and a multi-stage airlift. An Army hospital train carried them toward Vienna as Swiss guides and climbers ensured the perilous extraction from Meiringen to Gauls glacier. Among the rescued were four women, four army officers, two noncommissioned officers, a 12 year old girl, and a male civilian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Switzerland
United States Army Hospital
Vienna
Fieseler Storch
Meiringen
Gauls Glacier
Clmbifie Glaciex
Tor Interluken
U.S. Army
Dakota
Pisa
Munich
Ench
Pisla Hitz
Victor Hug
Wayne G. Folsom
Postville
Stetcher
Ralph Tate
U.S
Austria
Karl Obert
Tate
Ralph
Shavely
Surfside
Allt
Aus
Tria
Alice McMahon
Gol
William 0
Mel
Mahon
Buttao
Staf
Broweht
Erfety
Loyal M. Haynes
Mars
Austring Tie
Strike Closes St Paul Schools
A union teachers strike closed St Paul public schools today after a last minute offer of higher salaries failed to avert a walkout. Pickets staffed entrances at all 74 district schools while reliefs covered hours amid frigid weather.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul's
Miineapolis
St. Paul
Corry Driver Injured In Early Morning Crash
Two Corry men were injured when Ed Darnofall failed to negotiate a sharp turn. His 1939 Buick plunged into a deep ditch, with a sign board piercing the windshield. Bruno Spitman sustained minor injuries. Darnofall’s condition was described as good at Titusville Hospital. The crash occurred about 12:90 this morning. no guard rail protected the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ed Darnofall
Bruno Spitman
Darnofall
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Qian
Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentence Clause in Utility Act
Bulletin from Washington reports the Supreme Court upholding the constitutionality of the death sentence clause in the public utility holding company act. Treasury figures released show receipts $105,250,409.11 and expenditures $271,793,035.74 for November 3, with a balance of $6,638,698,085.90 and total debt $262,462,204,192.90, marking a daily increase of $253,587,419.08.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Public Utility Holding Company Act
Treasury
The
Dallas Landlords Striking For Abolition Of Rents Ceilings
Dallas, Tex. November 26. In a crowded city, landlords protest OPA rent ceilings with a strike led by Mrs Frick Mortis, a 55 year old Dallas lodging house operator. She denounces government price controls as unconstitutional and detrimental to property owners and returning veterans, citing personal loss in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Willam
Ssamaru
Tex
Texas
Wally
OPA
Frick Mortis
Dallas Clibgoman
Landlords Incorporated
Josef
Germany
Holiday Store Hours Listed in Corry This Christmas
Corry Chamber of Commerce announced store hours after a citywide survey. Stores will extend hours for Christmas shoppers with Wednesday evening openings in December and 7 pm closings on December 23 24. Christmas Eve sees a 530 pm close. all stores except groceries will stay open later on December 16 through 23.
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Corry
Corry Group
Imii
Morris
John BR
Lowrey
Bre
Lowyey
Dallis
Rey
Texas
Half Million Dollar Fire Hits Indiana Town
In Cannelton Indiana a wind swept fire destroyed Lehman Manufacturing Company plants harming the town of 2500. Four workers were killed or injured, homes and a grocery burned as firefighters from five cities battled the blaze. The president said losses may exceed $500000 pending inventory.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Cannelton
Ind
Ohio River
Lehman Manufacturing Company of America, Inc
Yuet
Fist
Wawara
Clemens
Furniture Company
Oil City Hunter Found Wounded Near Home
Joseph Soboska aged 55 of Fryburg road southeast of Oil City was found in critical condition at Oil City Hospital after a hunting accident in woods near his home. He reportedly set out Friday afternoon with a 222 caliber rifle and was missing until a search by family and state police located him Saturday morning. The rifle had discharged, the bullet entering near his right eye and exiting above the left ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Soboska
Fryburg
OH City
Oil City
Soboska
Soboske
Dim-Out Here At 6 Tonight Officials Warn Curtailed Power
Emergency order issued to curb non essential electric use in Corry tonight at six. Officials urge municipal, business and utility cooperation. appeal for consumer compliance and promise information on regulations to be available tomorrow.
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Corry
Oofelock
Pouiette
Hfl
Driver Held For Court After DUI Arrest
A Spring Creek man, William L. Henry, was jailed on a DUI charge after a Saturday incident in which his Chevrolet pickup struck a Packard sedan and a tractor trailer on North Center Street. Henry pleaded guilty, was remanded to court, and released on a $600 bond after a cash bond of $500 was posted. A physician certified he was visibly intoxicated.
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Spring Creek
Cobbett
William L. Henry
Imick
North Center St
Kendall
Wicker Nigh
North Center Street
Henry
Firemen's Hose Thanksgiving Ball tickets sell fast
Fire Chief Andrey Paulson announced the advance sale for the annual Stanford Hose Thanksgiving Ball was the best yet, ensuring funds for the firemen’s fund. Details for the party at 51 Edward’s were arranged and ready for Wednesday evening. The Whitmu er orchestra will provide music. tickets available at the fire department station.
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Andrey Paulson
Stanford ‘Hose
Iet
U.S. Truce Teams Withdrawn in Manchuria
Nov 25 report says American field teams are flown out amid mounting tension in Manchuria while Chinese Communists push in North China. In Nanking a third party appeals to delay attack on Yenan to keep peace talks alive. Reports from Peiping note continued uncertainty as executive truce headquarters stay in Peiping. Chinese press claims large-scale fighting near Nungan and attempted assault near Tientsin shan, repulsed after heavy fighting.
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China
Darlk
Nungan
Associated Press
Nanking
Manchuria
Ohiewa
Lo Lung-Chi
Democratic League
Yenan
Peipiiig
Tichtsin
Tom Masterson
U. S
Renisin
Peiping
Numgan
Chanigehui
Tientaishan
Balile
Bombing Rocks Brentwood Brewery Dispute
A powerful fuse bomb exploded at the Jock Ryan distribution plant in Brentwood, shattering windows and sending beer onto the sidewalk. The blast followed a dispute over which union should represent brewery workers, delaying a planned joint meeting between the Teamsters and CIO-Bravery Work Union. State police and officials expressed disappointment as no arrests were made.
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Brentwood
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio
Mme Siie
Story
Jock Ryan
Ryant
APL Teamsters Union
Erty
T Heir
Cio-Bravery Work Union
Anthony J. Pederoit
GIO
Tam
Gur State Police
Oir
Gar plunges into river two men drown near Brandywine
In Brandywine River a carleft plunged off an embankment and three feet of water trapped two men, William Hill of Port Penn and Harry Roache of Elmhurst. Rescuers failed to open jammed doors as the vehicle sank. Coroner G Everett Kelly ruled both men dead at the scene.
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Malmnglon
Brandywine
William H. Hill
Port Penn
Del
Harry
J. Roache
Elmhurst
Wootem Bariler
Everett Kelly
Monaelous
Aremon Wiio
Poe
Two freighters sink. 17 feared dead in Atlantic collision
Coast Guard planes and boats sweep the Straits of Florida as two freight ships collide early today. About 17 crew members are missing after the vessels sank. distress signals from the Caribbean trader Brloc prompted air and sea searches.
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Suri
Miwm
Eyen
Brloc
Fire Destroys Small Truck Near State Hatchery
The First Ward fire truck answered a noon Sunday alarm near the State Fish Hatchery on Route 4. A Ford truck owned by W. W. Waterhouse burst into flames from underfloor wiring, forcing him to crash into a highway embankment. the vehicle was a total loss and Waterhouse was unharmed.
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First Ward
Route 4
W. W. Waterhouse
Heath
Waterhouse Q
Fire Devours Albion Farm Buildings After Signal Fire
A wind driven blaze swept over three acres of West Albion farmland last night destroying a barn a chicken coop a garage and granary owned by Mrs Frank Kidon. Eyewitnesses say a Bernsylvania Railroad train crew signaled the engineer by tossing a fusee from the West Albion station and started the fire within minutes, with a farm house near the barn saved after five fire companies from three communities battled the flames.
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Bernsylvania
Elisee
West Albion
Frank Kidon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albion Borough
Waus
Route 6
Bandits Hit Warren Club For $15,000
In Warren Pennsylvania on November 25 five men robbed an exclusive club, taking $15,000 in cash and several diamond rings from 30 patrons, the proprietor, and the club bank. Armed with two army guns, they entered at 2:00 a.m., ordered patrons to the floor, seized money and rings, forced the safe, then fled without masks amid a muffled good morning. Police were alerted.
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Nut
Two-Car Collision Causes Minor Injuries and Damages
State Police from the Corry station report a two-car head on wreck at Routes 8 and 77 in Riceville Corners. Ivan Carhatieh of Indiana Pa and George E Coleman of Erie were not seriously injured though Wagner of Wesleyville suffered a head laceration. damages about 300 and 200 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville Corners
Corry
Ivan Carhatieh
R. D
Indiana
George E. Coleman
Erie
Carhaugh
Coleman
Fant
Tia
Charles Wagner
Wesleyville
Goleman
Harmest
Spartansburg
Hunter Killed In Crawford Co
Crawford County reports its first fatal hunting accident of the season. Charles Warsh, 26, of Linesville was struck in the left side by a shotgun blast at the Thayer farm near Lifesville after the gun discharged accidentally. Deputy Coroner H A Walker said Warsh was with his brother in law Ernest Jordan and Calvin Thayer at the time.
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Snr
Reere
Mmadville
Crawford County
Charles Warsh
Linesville
H. A. Walker
Marsh
Thayer
Lifesville
Ernest Jordan
Calvin Thayer
Rule Chief of Miners Failed to Purge Self Rules Chief of Miners Failed to Purge Self
Judge overrules objections of counsel for United Mine Workers finding the court lacked jurisdiction. Attempt to delay the trial is unsuccessful. Mine shutdowns cause widespread repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Coal leaders face contempt trial in soft coal strike
Federal Judge Alan Goldsborough ordered John L. Lewis to stand trial Wednesday on contempt charges tied to the soft coal shutdown. The case, stemming from the no contract notice and court rulings, may stretch into next week as government attorneys push to compel compliance and outline the government’s arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborought
Wiat Levis
Himiselr
Goldsborough
United Mines Workers
Hus
Goldaborough
Lewis
UMW
Welly W. Hopkins
Shunidawa
Tien Hopkins
Hopkins
John F. Sonnett
Waterhouse To Attend Caucus Amid Party conference changes
Confusion and delays ripple through Erie and Graeford politics as Republican lawmakers, including prospect of Harrisburg travel, face postponements and a planned meeting with Franklin Lichtenwater. The caucus shift affects expected speakers and timing for next week’s events.
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Wilmer W. Wyris
House
SH ‘Assembly
Erie
Graeford Po
Harrisburg
Jeantanfiern
Gilans
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