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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1949
Page
1
New Coal Tieup Looms If Talks Fail Tonight
United Mine Workers policy committee met in New York as a yet unresolved walkout threatened nationwide coal production. John L. Lewis shifted from secret moves to direct talks with major operators, with the midnight strike deadline looming and government intervention uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Johnny Lewis
Otity
Navy
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Lewis
Midg
Key West
Truman
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Lewis Waa
Tor Taye
Barry M. Moses
Jirastiliah
H.C. Frisk Coke Oo
Thisteal Company
Moses
Pennsylvania
Soil Pot
Tminsiasiol Wey
Alis
Miners Quit in Pittsburgh Area During Three Week Strike
In Pittsburgh area 10 miners quit as districts vote to join a three week strike ending at midnight tonight. Dennis Marshall, district representative for HK TIME, reports workers consider quitting amid stalled negotiations. Read as tensions mount among 5,000 miners in the regional division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Affelal
Toda
Dennis Marshall
Jocal Jeavers
Wikewend
New York
Hoeaniétt
Polly
Inquest Not Planned After Erie Freight Train Fatality
Deputy coroner Keating concluded no inquest is planned into the death at Center Atreel railroad crossing. An Erie Railroad westbound freight train struck and killed the victim instantly. Witnesses included engineer Earl Rudd fireman Clyde Raybucke and others. gates had not been lowered until just before the locomotive arrived. Funeral services were held at Torrey Funeral Home in Spartanburg with interment at Rowe Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charles P Keating
Earl Rudd
Clyde Raybucke
Heid Brekeman
F. J. Werley
Erie Railroad
Fred Klebert
Meadville
J. W. Lynch
Meadiville
Whitners
Keating
Railr
Maple Avenue
Torrey Funeral
Spartanaburg
Ube Rowe HU
Investigators Probe American Airlines Plane Crash Near Love Field
Dallas reports say investigators study wreckage and survivor statements as 28 died in the 80 passenger crash en route from New York to Mexico City. Eighteen others were injured. the airliner struck two buildings and exploded in flames near Love Field. The captain said engine one failed on final approach while fuel issue and wing drop led to loss of altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
American Airlines
New York
Mexico City
Love Field Airport
James
Pittsburgh talks resume amid unclear 1930s doute
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate talks to resume in Pittsburgh on November 30 involving the Aminia Company of America and a group led by Geroberty Will Féstimie Goneraet with the CI United Bhlworers in Bin Fore City on a Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshurgil
Aminia Company of America
Tirikebound Sinker Geroberty
Féstimie Goneraet Mayotlausense
CI United Bhlworers
bin Fore City
GOP Set to Attack Welfare in 1950 Campaign
Washington on November 30 Associated Press reports the Republican push in 1950 will center on President Truman's welfare program. GOP leaders doubt a unified platform, while Senator Smith of New Jersey signals broad GOP opposition to the welfare state and increased government authority. Senator Patti and other Republicans weigh whether to draft early policy principles as internal debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Priae
Washington
Truman
Smith
GOP
New Jersey
Smilin
National Committee
Ibibjet Nations
Gayce Gubrielson
Gabrielson
Tony
Patti
R-obin
Senate
Open Hearing on Rate Hike for Pennsylvania Telephone
The Erie county session heard Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation seek a 1.3 million annual rate increase. Local towns and boroughs opposed the move with support from Erie and Johnstown lawyers. Company vice president Thomas A. Boyd testified four aims behind the hike, including capital for new facilities and standardized local rates. The plan envisions an $8.178 million build program from late 1849 to 1850 with $4.25 million from debt issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Erie County Court House
Corry
Erie
Johnstown
Franklin
Somerset
Ber UN
Winber
Meyersdale
PUC
Maurice Claster
New ‘Kensington
Thomas A. Boyd
Bronxville
N. C
Boyd
General Telphone Corp
Aito
Park
Corry Baby Injured After Truck Collision
A Corry infant was struck by a truck on North Center Street and transported to Corry Hospital with facial injuries. The driver stopped, and authorities found the baby lying in the yard area before aid arrived. The incident remained under investigation by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Geffrey Youxmue
Ivan Witkwire
Amis North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Surf
Noah
Wario
Gorieord Strent
Robert
Wickwire
Serraey
Drunk Driving Trial Tangle Ties Death Near St Marys
District attorney elect Ploya J Uphes faced arrest today in a fatal three car crash near St Marys. Mrs William Neyell 26 died from a severed jugular injury in the crash. Five men were hospitalized including Edward Stewart 41 and Hermon Buttington 34. Jones 45 was detained in county jail as state police investigate charges of drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
J. Uphes
Armatrong County
St. Marys
William Neyell
St. Marys Hospital
Jones
Bik
Eli County
Edward Bint
Rowe
Newell
Fendon
Hermon Buttington
Puhisutawney
Buttington
Burlington
Edward Stewart
Punxsutawmey
Mrs. Newell
Complaints Over East Main Street Incident With Police Officer
City reports indicate several residents voiced complaints about a disturbance on East Main Street last night after a police officer was shoved and accused of drinking heavily. Chief Hurley Drake said he had not been notified. no arrest was reported as of this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Drake
East Main Street
Union to Resume Talks With Westinghouse in Pittsburgh
The electrical workers union plans to resume contract talks in Pittsburgh with Westinghouse Electric Corp. The move followed a protest by a former CIO union leader and aims to replace local leaders at Westinghouse allies and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iynsorgravee
New York
Eletriga
Wilon
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric
Allert J
Fitswerald
Electrical Union
Way
Naw Cio Linton
Hon Union of Electrical Workers
1. E
Weeslinghowss
Elembeionl
Fulzerskh
Westinghouse
Abetstadt
Chun
Pansis Jeremtaal
Easi
Geners
Electric Cam Aay
City Board Revises Penalty Clauses in Tax Measures
The Ctocrystron Doards meeting revised penalties for three tax ordinances. Penalties start the day after delinquent payments or official notices, with interest of one half percent monthly from payment period end. Delinquency notices were not yet sent, and refunds may affect affected businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctocrystron Doards
Penafiy
Tinfortsner
I.ts
Queritors
Stiller
Hecria
Adm
Adm Oulerh
One South
Roger Brown
M.S. Cobbett
Report Full of Chungking to Chinese Reds
Communist forces moved on Chungking as Chiang Kai-Shek arrived at Chengtu to rally defense. Reports say 20,000 Red troops crossed the Yangtze and entered near Chungking while Kiangpehsien was seized and naval planes pounded Red concentrations south of Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Chungking
Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Chengtu
Li Tsuing-Jen
China
Yangtze
Kiangpehsien
Wailing Rive
Taleh
Song Hbi-Lien Soong
Stechwin-Hsinun
Wees
Tameh Heedauartary
Chunakime
Chiang Baie
Chungiéine
Nasaport
Kong
Thomas Pleads No Contest in payroll padding case
Rep J Parnell Thomas of North Dakota pleads no contest to payroll padding charges and seeks mercy from the federal court. Miss Helen Campbell, former secretary to Thomas, is dismissed from charges as a government case notes she acted as employer-linked aide. Thomas faces up to 32 years in prison and $40,000 in fines while remaining free on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nd
Inday
Alexander III. Holtzon
Helen Campbell
Thomas
Holitofv
Miss Campbell
More Hunters Report Success Amid Snow Delays
Deer hunting yielded fewer kills due to lack of tracking snow and light hunter turnout. Snow is forecast for tonight and tomorrow as midrods hope for tracking snow by Saturday before a larger hunting party aims to bag bucks. Reports list several deer killed yesterday and others in nearby townships with weights from 120 to 195 pounds and locations including Centerville Pittsfield and Blue Eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gates
Centerville
Albert Gloyna
Kinga
Kenneth Wermorr
Elena
Roger Wetmore
Twa
Ethane
Vioe Wetaniire
Sob Losey
Spring Creek
Gerald Taticsay
Columbi
Rook
Hilt
Nelthorpteny
Carter
Wounds Fatal To 2 Erie Officers In VA Office Shooting
Erie report says Patrolman Waller R. May died from bullet wounds after a gunman, Hartwell, opened fire in the Veterans Administration office. Officer Leo Wulwinger died earlier. Hartwell, declared insane, was held at Erie County Prison. The incident followed Hartwell’s barricade and failed disability payment plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Associated Press
Waller R. May
Charles FR. Hartwell
Cailan Brokering
Berwerk
Hartwell
Arthur Criswell
Cal VA
J. J. O' Donnell
Erin
O'Donnell
Evie Co
New Zealand Labor Party Loses Power in Election
Assoc press reports Labor Prime Minister Peter Fraser defeated as Nationalist Sidney George Holland becomes new leader. Nationalists win 46 seats to Labor's 34 in the 80 seat parliament, signaling political shift ahead of elections in Australia and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Nationalist Party
Holland
Associed
AUCEL
N. Z
New Zealand
Peter Fraser
Nationalist
Elfiajhabehem
Sidney George Holland
Wellington
Labor
Tabor
Australian
Britain
Lord Woolson
Conservative
New Zeland Labor Party
Times
London
Ohio
Hospital patient death spurs county probe
A fifth patient at a state hospital dies from a cerebral hemorrhage. Investigators say a confrontation occurred near the dining room involving an attendant and another patient. The coroner is examining possible involvement of visitors and staff in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreensburing
Orrance State Hospital
Joseph Bheck
Aly Aulopay
Jack Vicoravich
Vistorow Vick
State Hospital
Vielwewyich van Enmrait
Washington County
Atomic tests to be held in mid-Pacific Enwetok
Washington reports plan for secret atomic tests by the United States in the mid Pacific proving grounds at Eniwetok. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department noted tests are planned with observers restricted, while noting that Russia has now exploded its own device. The policy limits foreign observers and data transmission under the Atomic Energy Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Massa
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
mid-Pacific
Eniwetok
Russia
Britain
Canada
FBI Agents Ordered to Court in Coplon Case
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered all FBI agents involved in the Coplon Gubitchey spy conspiracy to appear at a Monday 4 p.m. hearing in New York Navy. The court will consider suppression of evidence from wire tapping and whether related statements should be tossed, as Prosecutor Archibald Palmer pursues trial limits for Judith Coplon and co defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adootives
New York
Navy
Sylvester J. Ryan
FBI
Coplon-Gubitchey
Faust
Atv
Judith Coplom
Archutald Palmer
Miss Culm
Nee Weestaent
Yatetl
Gubitchey
the Petite
Lé Yesrenid
Miss Copson
Gillibitchey
United ‘Nations
Harare
Ryan
Surat
Justice Department
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Gy Wott
Went
Bertes
Ion
D. A
Corry School Board
North China
U.S
Congressman Sde
Kill
Nimrods
Mors Snow
Coplon
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