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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1949
Page
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Hopes Rise For Avoiding New Mine Strike
Two Democratic senators predicted Congress will repeal nuisance excise taxes on goods and services. They expect early January talks between Senate Finance and House Ways and Means to target transportation and communication levies first. Johnson and Tydings cited potential tax relief offset by continued red ink spending and partial repeal unlikely on all levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Win O. Johnson
D-Cole
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Senate
Panama Police Chief Resigns Amid Turmoil
Panama's police chief Colonel Antonio Remon and two aides resigned to President Arias, who promised action in due course. Remon still controlled the police, the country’s armed force, while internal and foreign pressures grew. The United States did not recognize Arias’s government, and a general strike movement pressed for Remon’s removal, signaling deep instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Fanama
Antonio Remon
Ar Uulfo Arias
Remon
Arias
United’ States
Artis
Torlari Jie
Washington
Vula
Tekhip
Stuilees
Chieta
Mercury Weather Note From Night Shift Report
Mercury dropped to 16 during night as Corry masinenys note a sharp fall. The official station logs show a row of 18 Seer on the thermometer and a 24 low reading amid divercey Abate Sera wrath reporter A. beliflih eat.
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Corry Masinenys
Te No
Minther
A. Beliflih
Caine
Recognition Contested as China Regime Moves at UN
Na vlonalist China presses for UN recognition while the Soviet bloc and Britain resist. U.N. plans call for a Sanation committee vote on a three point resolution urging nations to withhold aid and recognition from the Chinese Communists and to condemn Soviet support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Lake
China
United Nations
Regi
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Britain
Washington
Paris
London
May Tae-Tune
Peiping
Tingfu F. Tsiang
U.N
General Assembly
U. N
Soviet Union
Christmas Hours Set In Stores Here Starting December 15
Corry stores will stay open each night through Christmas Eve to aid shoppers. The Retail Merchants Bureau approves extended hours including Wednesday afternoons and a 6:30 closing on Christmas Eve. With Christmas and New Year on Sundays, Mondays after those days will be closed for observance. Stores will stay open December 28 and January 4, 1950, with Wednesday afternoon hours continuing until the schedule begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Burea
Houday
PLCB Probe Finds No Citations In City
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board investigators looked into claims minors were served at several licensed venues in Corry. Manager E. J. Minsk? disclosed the inquiry found no sufficient evidence to substantiate any citation. The probe covered near underage patrons and past incidents include youths as young as 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
E. Jinieousky
Eric Wilee
PLCB
Corry
Jimebilsky
Wounded Erie Policeman Dies in Hospital
Police Sergeant Leo J. Waldinger aged 37 died from abdominal wounds after being shot while attempting to arrest Charles Hartwell in the Veterans Administration office. Motorcycle Officer Walter Mtay remains in critical condition. Hartwell is detained in county custody for mental evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voyageurs
Leo J. Waldinger
Berserk
Charles Hartwell
Gre
the Veterans: Administration
Walter Mtay
Aturwell
Trie
Colunty
France pushes European federation including West Germany
France's National Assembly endorsed a plan for a political and economic federation of Western Europe with Western Germany as a member. Aimed at reduced occupation controls in return for security guarantees, the move, approved 327 to 249 after an all-night session, marks Germany’s entry into the European family of nations as an associate member of the consultative assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
France
National Assembly
Europe
Germany
French Assembly
European Consultative Assembly
Strasbourg
Bolin
European Family of Nations
Council of Europe
Consultative Assembly
Committee of
Council
Sinber House
Youth Pleads Guilty in Theft of Auto in City
Earl H Sperry 21 of this city pleaded guilty to larceny before Alderman M S Cobbett and was remanded for the next term of Reed county court. He had earlier wrecked a 1948 Chevrolet sedan stolen from TL M Dixon of Wright Street around 9 p m Wednesday, and surrendered in Ridgeway after a night on Thanksgiving Day.
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Earl H. Sperry
M.S. Cobbett
Orevet
Reie County
Ridgeway
Sperry
New York City
Bowl-Aire
Dixon
Trwinlower
Ridgway
Jordan
Rideway
Raymond Plant Adds Christmas Gift for Over 275 Workers
Raymond Mfg Co announces a Christmas gift distribution for more than 275 employees. Those on payroll before December 1 1948 receive 40 hours pay, newer hires get $10 or one day’s pay, plus four retired workers share in the gift. Payments listed for December 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mfe. Co
E.W. Feldy
Feldt
Lms
Babson Sees Private Building Decline in 1950
St Louis November 26 A traveling outlook on real estate suggests private building will fall in 1950 compared with 1919 levels. Prospects point to fewer private homes and business structures funded by private loans while government financed projects rise about 18 percent.
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Rowen
ST. Louis
Ux Tntivigital
Jemrn
Mave Root
Coopmund
Defense Secrecy Crackdown Triggered by TV Airing
A Washington official cited Senator Edwin Johnson's TV discussion on atomic weapons as the spark for a presidential push to tighten defense secrecy. Johnson denied causing the action, insisting more secrecy is needed, while President Truman directed Attorney General McGrath to strengthen safeguarding of national security information.
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Washington
Hilk
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Tyumin
Jonson
McGrath
McMskei
D-Conn
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
McChoul
McManels
Johnson
Buk
Wim
New York
Jobson
Joint Atomic Committee
Hotel Corry launches 76-room remodeling project
The Hotel Corry begins its most extensive 25 year renovation, to be completed by next July. A 16-man crew will strip and redecorate all rooms, install new carpeting, add 12 to 16 showers, and convert some rooms into dual living/bed spaces with built in mahogany furniture. The lobby will be rebuilt with a horseshoe desk, creating a single large space.
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Hotel
Corry
Bnd
Robert Lefler
L. J. Lefler
Rochester
Bop
Mr. Lefler
Letler
Emery Corp
Swhs
Sparta Election Tie Settled in Court Runoff
In Sparta township Lyte W Steanatiun Democrat and Ronald Messener Republican each claimed victory after a tied vote. Only one candidate appeared at Crawford county court in Meadville for the final decision, which named Steanatiun the winner.
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Tho Wens
WauAning
Digertor
Sparta Township
Decdyns
Lerdaor
Steanatiun
Democrat
Ronald Messener
Republicat
Alec Paylier
Crawfort County Court
Meadville
Anuwike Belyr
Mne Bonet
Elec i
Mario Mal Ile
Warn On Gadgets For Car Windows
State Police crack down on wind deflectors or breeze7rs attached to car windows in Pennsylvania. The devices aim to deflect air downward but are not authorized unless approved by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Local motorists have been urged to remove them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Corry
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Council 10 Meets on City Budget Tonight
City council gathers at 7 p.m. to pass taxing ordinances and set next year’s real estate and per capita levies. Finance Director Walter Sweet to present a revised budget with tax and revenue adjustments to balance an estimated 197 000 spending plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bty Council
Walter Sweet
Gen Clay resigns as air vice admiral in North Carolina
The report states General Clay resigned from the post of air vice admiral in North Carolina effective immediately or upon naming a successor. He announced the move yesterday and pledged to assist in the transition and ensure a smooth handover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
N.C
Gucinn Clay
Defense chiefs fly to Paris for Atlantic pact talks
U S Defense Secretary Johnson and General Bradley depart after the Army-Navy game for Paris meetings with allied leaders. The trip follows plans to secure arms aid and frame a new era of collective security under the North Atlantic Alliance.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Defense Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chief of Staff
Paris
Air Force
Army- Navy
Philadelphia
Bradley
Atlantic Pact Military Committee
Congress
Johnon
Truman
Britain
Willian Slim
Ganda
Johnson
Viscount Montgomery
Europe
Western Union
North Africa
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Statu
Voice of America
North Atlantic Alliance
Braney
North Atlantic
Coal Operators Push New Pact Talks in Mine Dispute
A large coal operators group urged renewed contract talks with John L. Lewis, signaling hope to avert a new mine strike. Negotiations stalled since October, with the three week truce due to end next week. President Truman met CIO leader Philip Murray amid talk of Taft-Hartley act use.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Hope
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
Moony
Lewi
New York
Pittsburgh
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
Leutenant
Taft Hartley
Flemnsto Murray
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