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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
Oct 05, 1949
Page
1
Fair Wing Courtship Ends in Unclear Accord
A fragmented report shows terse references to a party or group named Fair Wing, with cryptic phrases about influence, portly figures, and a forthcoming decision or accord. Names and places are indiscernible in the OCR strip. The piece hints at internal negotiating dynamics without clear outcomes.
Congress to Study Navy Fear Over National Security
Congress moves to probe why Navy leadership fears for the nation’s security under current defense policy. Navy officials seek to identify how confidential letters from Adm Denfeld and others leaked to the press, with Vice Admiral Bogan and Admiral Radford cited in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Navy
Denfeld
Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services
House
A Denfeld
Navy Riimalle
U.S
A.W. Radford
Bogan
Pacific
Ands
Bogam Denfeld
Trumarr
North Carolina
Steamer Sinks with Passengers Lost in Inland Waters
Reports say a steamer sank in Kanswie inland waters after collision. About 200 people were aboard. only 16 passengers were rescued. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the incident and the surviving travelers awaited further word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanswie
Tynpenky
Tomiocrow
Westy
French Premier Queuille Resigns Amid Wages Clash
French Premier Henri Queuille announces his resignation to President Vincent Auriol as wage price disputes with the Socialist party trigger a cabinet deadlock. Queuille, leader of the Radical Socialist party, has led the government since September 193? and faces demands for higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annelated
Paris
Henri Queuille
Ita
Vincent Auriol
Queuille
Socialist
Libor
Queuillé
Robert Braynell
Quellille
Auriol Tix
Radicisl
Middle Roidi
Workman Hurt on Hospital Job In Serious Condition
Geonte Tinko a carpenter on the Corry Memorial Hospital project on West Smith Street was seriously injured in a fall at 8:10 this morning. He slipped over a gap between a cement wall and the ground while removing forms and was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Baie, then to Erie Hospital after initial examination. The supervisor Herman Gettyuul said the accident occurred as the earth gave way under him, causing him to fall straddling the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geonte Tinko
West Oburety Street
Coriy Memorial Hospital
West Smith Street
Tinka
St. Vincent's Hospital
Baie
Sime Hess
Herman Gettyuul
Corry Hospital
Erie Hospital
My. Gebhart
Accisien
Plans Begin for Holiday Lights Display Effort
A 15 member turnout of civic and fraternal groups plus the Chamber of Commerce met to organize a brighter Christmas lighting display this year. Co chairs Robert Tunnel and Arnold Lea shead were named to lead a committee also formed earlier by retailers. Preliminary plans include reduced prices for home decorations and a follow up meeting set for October 1 to review progress and enlist additional volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Tunnel
Arnold Leashead
VEW
Rotary
Kiwanis
American Legion Hike
Retail Merchanta
Chamber of Semtimeries
Senate OKs Minton as High Court Justice
Senate approves Sherman Minton for the Supreme Court by 48 to 16. He will take office after a February oath, replacing Wiley B. Rutledge and bringing an eight year Seventh Circuit record to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Rutledge
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Minton
Morse
R-Ore
Ferguson
R-Mich
Doruiel
R-Moi
Tridiana
New Deal
Vinton
Senate
White House
Truman
Vinson
Burton
Clark
Roosevelt
Black
Douglas
Reed
Jackson
Trambfurter
Lorry Man Buys Clough Building On East Main Street
Frank Purpura of South Center street purchased the Clough Building on East Main street and adjacent east end property from John Gough now of Youngsville. Purpura plans to keep the property for rental, housing a newsstand City Cab Co and Pettinger gun shop with no immediate major changes. The sale price was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Purpura
East Main Street
John Gough
Youngsville
South Center Street
Clough
Erie Railroad
Q. Newsstand
Née City Cab Co
Pettinger
Turtle of 700 pound found dead on Belmar beach
Report from Belmar New Jersey details a near seven hundred pound sea turtle found dead on the beach. The animal showed signs of injury and possible poisoning. authorities consider disposal and probe potential causes.
Defense chiefs form plan to pool military power
U S defense leaders from Britain and France join a new defense committee in Washington to create eight or more organizations guiding arms aid and production. The two day session outlines aims to coordinate staff chiefs, defense ministers, and supply boards with U S leadership guiding the program amid urgency after the Soviet atomic test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Pentagon
Congress
Britain
A.V. Alexander
Paul
Ramadier
France
Louis John
Brita
Burgess Torrey Quits at Spartansburg
Torrey resigns as burgess of Spartansburg amid municipal authority moves to adopt street numbering and revive sewage disposal plans. The resignation follows Charles W. Tormey’s term ending. Torrey may stand for election in November to fill the vacancy. The Municipal Authority board includes Dr. Heinyny, Torrey, Dr. W. H. Ernest, Oscar Most, and Albert Habis with terms ranging two to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparlansburg
Saegertown
Springboro
Wight Trank Lay
Bush Branch
Spartansburg
Burgess
Charles W. Tormey
Toney
Bas .Kergediss
R. V. Shreve
Torrey
Abure Authority
Heinyny
W. H. Ernest
Oscar Most
Albert
Habis
Union To Accept Ford Pension Deal, UAW Leaders Say
The United Auto Workers move toward approving a pension plan with Ford Motor Co after delegates vote to recommend ratification. About 100 delegates from Ford's 115000 production workers in 48 plants participate in the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
GIO Uited
Auto Workers' National
Ford Daijniell
Jan Wot
Ford Motor
Ford
Anite Tre Comte
Manish
Walter Reuben Taw
Yeatercay
Thie Council
UAW
May Control Steel Exports Labor Picture Brightening In Corry
Labor office reports September show a drop in unemployment in Corry with 787 listed without work, including 279 veterans and 3,000 may be misread. layoffs ease as Union City wood plants resume, and 97 workers placed. No state plan yet for broader plant rehiring. Raymond Mfg recovered 19 furloughed workers in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Navemben Bteswart Long
Ship
Per ‘syWithia State Employment Service
Union City
North Wat
Cort
Jamestown
PSES
Tareently
Jasonwrn
Aera
Mfg. Co
Humberlie
Raymond Mfg. Co
Corry Man Held After Stolen Car Case
A Corry man formerly from Coney Island area was ordered held in Crawford County jail on $1,000 bail after being accused of stealing a car belonging to his father. The 1997 Buick sedan valued at about $7,000 was recovered later in Maryland. The investigation involved police in Meadville and Baltimore with potential additional charges anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Coney
Carhhdohta Lake
Crawford County
Aldermagy Domhick Lemme
Meadville
Dor
Witeor
Don's Tnn
Wi Xtier Plerisiye Euillyy
Young Wilcox
Baltimore
Michcvilie
Bidte Patice
Ibsaahor
Weather Delays Paving on Clymer-Columbus Road
Weather will halt paving on the Clymer Columbus road project. Superintendent Ry Uisoliweduta cites cold, wet conditions and winter delays. Work planned to resume in spring with a crushed stone base and a bituminous surface, after grading and filing are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer-Columbus
Uiace
Tie Glais
Greave
oTvetie
Sigmy Bers
Yan
Congress approves historic Social Security expansion in 1940s vote
The House passes broad social security reform expanding old age and survivors benefits by up to 70 percent with higher payroll taxes and new disability coverage. President Truman urges extending coverage to 20 million more people while farm groups resist. the vote clears amid partisan cheers and adjournment uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Rayhues
Truman
Congress
Joes
Cony Chest Directors Clash Over County Donation
Officials of the Cony Community Chest and Erie County Chest failed to agree on the county’s 1948 contribution at a Corry Hotel meeting. County directors pressed for a higher, 3500 total grant while Corry group members urged a reduction, delaying a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Community Chest
Erie County Chest Organization
Corry
Neal Wronglen
Sescon
Camry
Hah
Tinesh
Opening World Series Game Ends In Scoreless Tie At Four Innings
The 1948 World Series opener at Yankee Stadium between the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers is a scoreless, pitching duel through four and a half innings. Details list hits and outs for both teams, with key plays including doubles by Jorgensen and Reynolds, and early groundouts and strikeouts shaping the tense start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaed
Vrena
Yankee Stadium
New York
New Yorks -Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Alla Reynolds
Don Newcombe
Court Upholds Death Sentence for Slaver
The state supreme court affirmed the death penalty for a Philadelphia slaver involved in a holdup. The decision, noted as setting a preceten course, preserves prior rulings on the capital punishment for violent crime. Also reported is the death of Enrico Bertola, boxing champion of Italy, from complications after a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Vestern
David Almelda
Philadelphia
Almelda
Enzo
Fighten Dyes Buppalo
Enrico Bertola
Cham Dion
Italy
Toda
Ran Lung
Tir Lee Onm
Thousands Face Idleness Due to Steel Shortage
The federal government moves to halt the steel strike and avert a nationwide shutdown as John L. Lewis and bituminous operators meet in Washington. Ching calls the situation a crisis needing intervention. exports may be limited to protect American jobs amid dwindling inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pipdsburgh
Del
Enal
U.S
Ching
John L. Lewis
Washingin
Hue Place
Yuik
Iy Witie
Pittsburgh
America
Walia
Westinghoue Wéelyle Corporat
Peavey
Aviark
Philip Murray
Commerce Chineivs
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pink and Son
Clearheld
Meno Holliday Burg
Gimbria
Lewis
Ase
Bib
Ceal Producers Association
Joseph E. Moody
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