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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1947
Page
1
Unity of Federation Near Break in AFL Convention
The AFLs 66th convention in San Francisco opens with warnings that John L. Lewis and William Hutcheson may lead a walkout by over 1.2 million miners and allied workers to defend Federation unity. Delegates press Executive Council to resolve a Hollywood jurisdiction clash and the Non Communist affidavits dispute, as Denham weighs curbing Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
AFL
John L. Lewis
William L. Hutcheson
William Greeny
Lewis
National Super Relaons Board
Facilites
APL
Taft- Hartley
Coulick
H Sweat
Hutcheson
Hollywood
Willy
Building and Construction Trades Department
UMW
Goungel
Robert N. Denhim
NURB
Hite
Denton
Warl
Arlington
Denham
Frank J. Wharton Dies This Afternoon
Frank J. Wharton, operator of the Deerhead Inn on the Conry Garland road, died at his home early this afternoon. He was well known through local business and frequent visits to Corry. An obituary will appear in tomorrow's paper. Gas poisoning victim Ward M. Schlosberg, 31, of New Castle, died from cyanide used to fumigate hotels locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRA
Saxonburg
Gedward
Schlosberg
New ‘Castle
Saarlanders Vote Return To France Amid Merger Push
Voters in Saarland favor a union with France to merge the Saar with Prussia’s former lands, backing three parties led by Christian People's party and Social Deneyplegne Alpit Wing Demoetits. The three- party bloc supports a full economic union with France, integrating Saarland’s coal and steel sectors into the French economy under a planned constitutional pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prey Baarbrulcken
Oni
el Tou Ehicwee Bovine
Chat Saarlahiders
Johnne Geommy
Wiieivibelg
Winke
Canlajed Sa
Ue Rhine
Prine
Prunn
Aries
Sieh
Chrisian People's Party
Social Deneyplegne Alpit
Coniuniads
Reich
Aclund
Russia
Britain
Hte Shavtana
United Stables
Saarland
Candidates warned of fees for primary ballots in Erie
Erie county commissioners warned seven gory men and other candidates to submit filing fees by Friday or be excluded from ballots for the general election. Republican school director candidates Vaughn Monray and Outlap were written in on the Democratic slate. write-in votes determined nominations for several local offices. Treasury figures show October receipts 5,700,601.05 and total debt rising to 289,052,406,081,868 with an increase of 240,768,548.36 since the previous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Hubert 8. Vaugh
Charles Monray
Willliam Outlap
Arthur Shields
Carl Smith
Smith
Shields
George Bossa
Shower
Dyin Cullen
Anderman
W. B. Brown
F. Cronin
Brown
Treasury
Washington
Det
U.S. Treasury
Corry Youth Shot In Leg By Irate Farmer
Dale B Fleming of Cory R D 1 was wounded in the left leg when a gun fired by Lee O Hatch struck him as a car carrying Fleming and companions passed by a farm near the county line. Hatch says he was troubled by youths parked near his property. no charges will be filed after a conference with the boy’s mother and county district attorney Kenneth Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore
Dale B
Fleming
Cory
R. D
Lee O. Hatch
Hatch
Win
Lee
Kenneth Rice
Crouwford County
Writer Remains Firm On Charges in Wartime Probe
Associated Press reports Robert C. Buck stands by claims of extravagant living and mistreatment of enlisted men despite an inspector general review calling it a partial whitewash. Maj. Gen. Wyche investigated for the chief of staff found minor irregularities and said Rusik’s articles created a misleading overall picture. Eisenhower released the findings and a memo admitting errors, stating they were exceptions and no intent to mislead by the theater commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedt Press
Washington, del
Eisen- Intower
Wyete
Eisenhower
Htalima
John C.H Lee
Corry Couple Buys Titusville Store
Mr and Mrs Robert Newell of Corry have completed the purchase of the Nu Gold Shop a Titusville women s specialty store from Mr and Mrs Ed Coffey The sale included all stock and equipment effective October 4 The Newells bring merchandising experience from Montgomery Ward and Co and a recent store venture in New Hampshire They plan to move to Titusville to manage the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Titusville
ED. Cofffey
Titeville
Corry
Ratiple
Newell
Montgomery Ward and
Co Sind
New Hampshire
Mrs. Newell
Allee Mount
Ils Aly
Itusv
Masked Gunmen Rob Country Club in Ambler
Police said six masked robbers terrorized residents at the Gale Terrace Country Club mansion, tying wires and cords while stealing nearly $4000. A man and woman were held at gunpoint as four gunmen fled with loot. the attack followed a similar pattern to a Harrisburg incident a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeida
Jullanes
Sutith
Philadelphia
Patou
Clarence c. Fey
Younty
Potlee
Witte
Ted
Stale Polle
Roby Hery
Harrisburg
Grieb
Dorothy
Acquittal Ends Calif Yacht Murder Case For Overell Couple
In Santa Ana California Louise Overell and George Bud Gollum were acquitted of killing Mr and Mrs Overell aboard the yacht Mary a dynamite blast. The verdict followed six jurors two days of deliberation and ended nineteen weeks of trial in a high profile case. The couple once heir to a half million dollar estate and a wealthy family may now part ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Calif
Aru
Dasa Lowise
Overell
George
Bud Gollum
Mes
Waller
Pasiden
Soejaire
Tan Ie
Trouise
Sith Bud
Ap Tharriage
Steels
Sheriff's
Kenneth 2. Morrison
Louise Auf
Bur
Overill
Mary
Louise
Two Corry Doctors Attending Institute Lectures
Two Corry physicians are listed among Erie County attendees for a series of medical lectures organized by the Granville Education Institute of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania. Drs. Bug Butters and Archie Tate will attend in Oil City starting October 9, with 150 medical authorities from state colleges presenting over five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ploht
Erie County
Granale Education Tntitute
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Oil City
Bgug Butters
Archie 8
Tate
Woverther
Plan to Fight United States Imperialism in Moscow Rally
Moscow reports leaders of a new communist international linking nine European parties rallied followers for a "compromise" fight against imperialism. The plan aims to form a global organization with Belgrade as its hub, Moscow backing it through Pravda and Soviet delegates, signaling continued cooperation between Russia and the West after Comintern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty
Hepss
Moscow
Susie Porte
Deelarbel
Shah Hit
Uheiy
France
Poland
Yugoslavia
Yunoslav Ciptal Ab
Belgrade
Sederdina
Russia
Warsi Contenelive
Tof Polithurn
Azide Zitinov
Jul Gootoyl M. Malenkay
Peililouon
le Polite
Bux Yeals
Te Nunot Cyngjuninist Party
I Zhaaniy
Comemises
Jim
Riding Victim Dies After Horse Trample Near Columbus
Miss Hester Juley age 48 and a Latin and Mathematics teacher at Youngsville High School died from injuries after a horse she rode near Columbus was frightened by barking dogs. She was admitted to Corry Hospital in seriousness and died after deteriorating last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Carry
Columbus
Hester Juley
Younseville
Cuhor
Corry Hospital
Mise Heller
Youngsville High School
Ais Pa
Zionist U S Endorse Partition Debate Rages in World Press
The report outlines Zionist confidence that the United States will back partition of Palestine. It notes opposition from Arab groups, while U S officials including Secretary of State Marshall discuss policy timing and potential speeches. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky’s stance remains uncertain as Moscow weighs aid and alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Alanune Chotey
Asabe
Hoe Juwiklt Agency For Palestine
Jin
Rominiune
Usdependestine
Palestine
Assembly
Stalian Palestine Committee
Uy 8
Marshall Inself
Vo Johnson
John Hilievaye
Anor-Geners
Mitlater
Vishiluky
Russi
Pale Sur
Palestine Inquiry Commission
Pseuion Ag
Tamg Island
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
New York Wirnkees contend in World Series opener
In Brooklyn, early offense for New York Wirnkees stirs as Blunskey and Robinson contribute, while Brooklyn answers with Walker, Weranski, Jorgensen and Furillo delivering two runs in the second inning and defense holding steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Walker
McQuinn
Wermanski
Adwaris
Teft
Wernaanski
Furilio
Vehter
Edwards
Shei
WT Bevels
Jorgensen
Suerte Edwards
Nd Burilla
Rege
Waleed Lo Rizeuly
Furidla
Stanky
Rizzuto
Beaver Falls Man Heads Auto Dealers Association
BEAVER FALLS MAN HEADS AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION. A Beaver Falls Pa man was named president of the Pennsylvania Automotive Association at its annual meeting. Vice presidents elected include Lien Schadt Allentown R G dates Reading R W Frantz Wilkes Barre Guy Woodward Washington Pa and S H Parker Pittsburgh Paul Ruch Clemfield was chosen secretary and A W Golden Reading treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres Ydera
Atlantic City
N. d
EA Subll
Beaver Malls
Wii
Penneylvania Automotive
Athe Group
Lien Schadt
Allentown
R. G. Dates
Reading
R. W. Frantz
Wilkes-Barre
Guy Woodward
Washington, Pa
S. H. Parker Pittsinreh
Paul Ruch
Clemfield
A. W. Golden
Runaway Driver Arrested After City Accident
A Columbus driver, Albert Stofan, was arrested after a two-vehicle crash on East Columbus Avenue. Witnesses reported the car ran with its lights on, and the other driver Marion Gyer suffered head abrasions while Robert Carr endured facial injuries. Stofan faces charges of leaving the scene and drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Ted Jacing
Abert Stow
Fe B. 1
Stoifan
Wileh
Mather Park
Stotfan
Marion Gyer
Kuhe
Foe Ob
Richre Willy Quor
Robert Carr
Ede
Steffan
Emergency operation to save boy's mangled hand
In Pittsburgh on October 6 an emergency operation was performed to save the mangled hand of a 15 year old boy after a detonator exploded in his home while he played with an electric train. Lt. George Thuy said Peter Elner found the explosive in a dump and connected it to the power system before the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Af Electric Trai
George Thuy
Peter Elner
Atom power still a decade from widespread use
Detroit speech by David Lilienthal, chair of the U S Atomic Energy Commission, says a commercially practical atomic power plant is not near. He cites a jungle of scientific and engineering problems and estimates eight to ten years for a first practical demonstration, while predicting electric power from atomic energy within 12 to 18 months on a small upstrip basis. He warns against sensational claims Europe could be fueled by U S atomic secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Och
David E. Lilienthal
Economic Club of Detroit
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Lillenthal
Swechamans
United States
Europe
England
Lilienthal
Demands Made for World Peace Contribution
Appears to urge broad citizen action with multiple days of sacrifice including no meat on Tuesday and no eggs or poultry on Thursday aimed at combating inflation. The message calls for a unity pledge and participation as a contribution to world peace.
Liquor Industry Urged to Suspend Operations 60 Days
Washington dispatch reports President Truman calls for a self denial offensive to aid hunger in western Europe. He urges the liquor industry to suspend operations for sixty days as part of food sacrifices toward peace. The push follows claims of inflationary effects from grain exchanges and calls out irresponsible market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Truman
Trumpy Dewil
Hotels Back Plan for Meat and Bread Conservation
State Hotels Association with 225 members backs President Truman's food saving plan. Thoms F. Troy urges inns to observe meatless Tuesdays and poultryless Thursdays. Breakfast bacon and ham to be dropped. no poultry at morning meals. Plan calls for one roll or bread with butter per meal. Government may intervene in wheat and grain trading. liquor industry could shut down for 60 days. Public mobilization for wartime conservation grows with support from Republicans Luckman endorsing and lawmakers backing. First lady involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puymuylyanin Hotels Association
Thoms F. Troy
Truman
Food Conservation Specienon
Troy
Tintels
Mentor
White House
Letevision
Crimi
Shairman
Charles Luckman
Ani
Luckman
Anside
Rep. Hope
R-Run
House Agriculture Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate Appropriations Committee
Europe
France
Italy
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Gollum
Bud
Comintern
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U. S
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Opt
Tna
Wihale Clapay
Bucky Hare
Tu Woumedt
Shea Bey
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Hal Grose
Blunskey
A. Robinson
Reese
J. Robinson
Heubich
Henrie
Beaver Falls
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