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26 Nov 1945
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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 26, 1945
Page
1
Wreck of Pennsy No. 680 East of Corry Leaves Rail Cars Derailed
Four trainmen hurt but escape injury as mail car and baggage cars derail near Spring Creek seven miles east of Corry. Officials say cause not yet determined with possible track fault or engine defect. Railway workers salvage mail while two crewmen endure hours trapped in a overturned mail car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Creel
A. A. Marker
Corry
Buit
Pennsy Tval
Spring Creek
Pélep
Pennsyvania Spd
Oller
Wrek Buh
Kinney
Goriy
Ty Ehele
Une
John Berk Ra
A. A. Merker
John Snyder
Brie
Snyder
Merker
PhD
Ridgway
Warren
Second Locker Plant For City Is Announced
Wayne Jaggi of Columbus announced immediate installation of a complete modern locker plant at his First Avenue market. The facility will feature meat preparation, journey food products, and a 2400 pound capacity locker system with daily meat cutter service. A January 1 opening is planned at the newly acquired site, with many applications already received for locker reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Jaggi
First Avenue
Columbus
Fes
Juggs
M. A. Lawson
Owen
Colubus
Orlando May End Italy Crisis
Rome reports 26 year old Vittorio Emanuel Orlando, a key WWI ally of Wilson, seeks to form a new Italian government. He reportedly discussed premiership with Obando and has support from the Christian Democrats Liberals and Labor Democrats. He conferred 45 minutes with Crown Prince Umberto on possible cabinet formation.
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Associated Press
Rome
Navy
Vittorio Emanuel Orlando
Italy
Amd
Ovando
Christian Democratic Party
Fie
Labor Democrats
Communist Party
Orlando
Woodrow Wilson
David Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau
Prince Umberto
Indonesians Retreat From Soersbaja Amid Batavia Fighting
Batavia Java Nov 28 British said large numbers of Indonesians fell back south toward Malang 68 miles away as fighting flared in Batavia. In Soersbaja the last nationalist stronghold, Indonesian forces with 47 millimeter and anti armor cars were dispersed by a British tallan unit.
Cabinet Set to Fall as Diet Adjourns in Tokyo
Tokyo November 26 the diet opened a second extraordinary session with reforms planned yet signs emerged of a cabinet shakeup after adjournment. Prime Minister Shidehara faces pressure amid MacArthur directives, abolishing war pensions and reshaping wartime profit taxation while seeking unity and improved living conditions.
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Tokyo
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Hirohito
Kijuro Shidehara
Denid
MacArthur
Lst
Shidehara
Wippen
Imperial
Alien Employee Rampage and Arrest Reported
An employee named Anthony Bekar, described as a timber worker, was arrested after a disturbance on Main Street following an earlier knife threat near the city. He allegedly threatened two people, then dressed and undressed at the jail before being held. The case involved claims of theft and intoxication, with a settlement arranged by his employer including fines and costs. A separate note reports Dale W. Howt becoming president of Slippery Rock State Teachers College.
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Ty Anthony Bekar
Slippery Rock
Dale W. Howt
Allegheny
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Calteeze
Ribbentrop signs of nerves in treacherous wartime plea
The article reports Joachim von Ribbentrop before military tribunal, showing nerves and fatigue as prosecutors detail German aims to invade Czechoslovakia and Poland, with references to plans to seize territories and threaten Russia. The defense argues through his counsel, and the piece notes ongoing testimony with details to be continued on the next page.
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Willer
Meladra
Praguin
Ceechastaya
Klay
Aover
Poland
Gavk
Russia
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Kaori
Ile
Rudo
Hess
Dallas
Streicher
Ucay
Axel
Ital Tal Frite Saulor
Righentrop
Ste
Zalznicks Work On Warren Power Project
Philip and Milton Zalzneck, of this city, move equipment to the Pennsylvan ia Power Company site near Warren for a 4,000,000 power station project. Corry firm begins preliminary grading drainage and excavation, with heavy equipment shipping to relocate roads and perform initial drainage and roadwork as weather allows, aiming to have the contract underway before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Milton Zaleneck
Pennsylvania Fledble Company
Warren
Corry Rim
Peneles Engineers
State Highway Department
Warren Couty
Corey
Boy Shot as Car Thief by Erie Officer
In Erie on November 26 Detective Captain Roy B. Mong reported a one year old boy Leonard Seewezvk was shot twice by Patrolman Armand J. Chimenti during a theft investigation. The youth, wounded in the side and right foot, was treated at Hamot Hospital after being found in a stolen car. The officer claimed the boy ran toward the car as the thief fled. the incident aided the recovery of $400 in jewels, with another youth and a man implicated in staged crimes including housebreaks and auto thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie
Roy B. Mong
Leonard Seewezvk
Hill
Mong
Armand J.chimenti
Fred
Hamot
Meng
Corry hunter Paul Mould shoots 140 pound bear
Paul Mould became Corry's first successful bear hunter this morning near Clarendon as the season opened. He hunted alone, spotted the bear shortly after seven, and felled it within fifteen minutes. The bear weighed about 140 pounds and Mould reported back in the city by nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mould
Corry
Clarendon
Mould
Nine Fliers Lost In Storm
Shanghai dispatch reports nine American fliers missing after a routine night flight when a storm struck. Only one man reportedly rescued. authorities withheld details. Planes were separated from a high altitude and forced to land inland. search operations continued.
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Associated Press
SAN Prangcisco
NBC Ie
Shanshai
Rey
Shinghai
NGO
Carl Hirsch
Bhaughal
British curfew extends along Palestine coast after clashes
In Jerusalem on November 26 and 29 British police and troops used bayonets, rifles, and tear gas to shell Jewish settlements near Shefayim. Two Jews killed and about 20 wounded as curfews aim to curb Jewish immigration, with British commanders reporting attacks on coast guard stations at Glvat Olga and Sitna and a raid that left casualties among both Britons and Palestinians.
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Jerusalem
Shefayim
Tronns
Alestine Conshane
Canat
A. L. Bola
Lydda
Glvat Olga
Sitna
Demetros
Recruiting Office Week at Warren for Army enlistments
Sgt Andrew Wayland of the U S Army Recruiting Office Warren will be at Corry Post Office building Room 8 upstairs from Tuesday through the following Monday excluding Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm. Enlistment in the United Reserve Corps for all discharged veterans and youths age 17 may enlist. Regular Army intake within six months after turning 18.
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Andrew Wayland
U.S. Army Recruiting Office
Warren
Regules Army
Pearl Harbor inquiry hearings address prewar Japan policy
The Pearl Harbor committee questioned Cordell Hull and planned to hear Joseph C. Grew about Japan's prewar actions and U.S. policy. Hull testified on state department posture, while Grew would discuss Japan relations and prewar maneuvers observed by the United States.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Cordell
Hull
Capitol Hill
United States
Senate
Sumner Welles
Fear Forty Children Drowned In Lake Chelan
Sheriff Bruce Parkinson reported believed 49 to 50 school children were aboard a bus that left the Lake Chelan highway and plunged into the lake. The bus sank about 40 feet deep. a diver was en route from Cowles City as seven or eight pupils reportedly escaped. Driver named Royal Randall, 50, died in Pittsburgh gas explosion after attempting to fight a stove fire.
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Associated Press
Wenatchee
Wash
Bruce Parkinson
Lake Chelan
Parkinson
Chelan
Cowles City
Royal Randall
CIO Union Again Asks Conference With GM Chiefs
CIO United Automobile Workers press for wage dispute talks with General Motors before federal conciliators while the strike broadens. The union plans to discuss mobilizing tool and die workers and possible plant-wide actions affecting 175 plants and up to 250,000 workers across 20 states as government mediation looms. Ford and Chrysler wage talks continue with uncertain outcomes.
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Ay Associators
Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers Today
General Motors Cora
Mindn
Hess
General Motor
Lier Waller
Tarl Beer
Pridlay
UAW
Nia
Cieners Motors
Subomotive
General Motors
Schwellenbach
Washington
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corporation-Taw
Nor
Man Matthews
Chrysler
Fort
United States proposes withdrawal of forces from Iran
The United States proposed to the British and Soviet governments that all allied forces stationed in Iran be withdrawn by January 1. Officials cited postwar policy shifts and international negotiations as key factors shaping the withdrawal plan amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Associated Press
Waliington
United States
Thes Hiitish
Uber
Iran
Dunvary
Meadville Legion protests strike over unemployment benefits
Meadville Post 182 of the American Legion asks Governor Martin to seek broader interpretation of Pennsylvania unemployment law as 150 to 200 Talon Tool and Die workers, idle since October 24, face loss of benefits. Resolution, signed by Legion leaders, cites 180 veterans kept from unemployment awards and urges action by the unemployment compensation board. Treasury report notes November receipts and debt levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wheeler
Ty Associated Press
Meadville
Legion
Talon
Bergreeni
Henry Whesler
Af Gorry
Crawford
Eric Voun
Ains
Homer N. Lewis
Crawford County
Arthur le. Spencer
Steel strike vote to be taken Wednesday
The nation’s largest strike vote in history will be held Wednesday by the National Labor Relations Board affecting 600000 to 61000 steelworkers in 716 plants. Frank M. Kletler said about 100 extra employes were hired to assist, with an estimated cost of 540000 for the plebiscite. Also reported is a shooting in Altoona where Miss ae alter, 18, was seriously wounded by an arcigan blast. Police Lt. Paul Robinson provided details awaiting further inquiry.
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Oy Associated
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relattlans
Basra
Frank M. Kletler
NURB
Pleason
Altoona
Soy
Poline
Paul Robinson
Sigpeet
Ae Alter
Arcigan
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