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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary text appears to reference a letter about water and an event involving a person named Entod Sbrett. The readable portions are insufficient to determine clear participants, location, or outcome.
A fragmented notice outlines a secretarial contact and a business stock table dated 1948. It mentions Corry, North anny street addresses, a 15 1948 reference, and price levels with several wholesale weights and a store named VALOR alliances. The text contains garbled OCR but preserves the core stock and pricing context and the involved entities.
Paris reports growth in hope for a Berlin crisis settlement as Security Council President Bramuglia meets Soviet officials including Vishinsky and plans to brief the Western allies. He favors a face-saving formula to lift the blockade and restart the big powers council discussion.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 9. Two boys both about 12 urged the judge not to send their mother Nellie Thomas to prison. Mrs. Thomas faced a possible three month term after being charged with illegally receiving $578 in public relief funds while employed as a charwoman. The case was continued for investigation.
In Blythe township budget woes force state aid to pay teachers for six months from Oct. 9. Supervising Principal James B. Rival notes limited funds and proposes $12,000 assistance from Pesuasyivatus to keep qualified staff in classrooms. Teachers had not been paid since March. work resumes September 1 if funds arrive.
Winston Churchill told the Conservative conference that the United States would be guilty of murder if it destroyed atomic bomb stockpiles. He warned a third world war loomed from Bolshevik Russia and urged strong Western defense to prevent Soviet subjugation of Western Europe. He said peace rested on strength and criticized U N restraint.
The massive earthquake in Ashkhabad left 120 planes mobilized and more than 6,000 injured. Hospitals and other facilities rapidly processed casualties as rail communications remained intact. Trans began operating again as evacuation continued after the tremor struck midnight on Tuesday.
Willard Williams of Corry and Joseph Burk of Union City were bound over for Erie county court on a felony charge after an Alderman Cobbett hearing. Williams pleaded guilty and Burk received a hearing. both face a $1,000 bond, with the alleged stolen property valued at $500. Williams was nabbed at a New York logging site. Burk in Union City. The stolen law, claimed by Sam Hull of Waterford D5, was reportedly recovered at the logging tract.
A 33 year old Philadelphia postal employee, Beatrym Shaffer also known as Dave Shaffer or Shaft, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of falsely claiming connection with the Communist party. He allegedly joined the party while employed by the postal service since 1936. A warrant for his arrest was ordered by U S District Judge Tees P McGrinery as the first indictment in the loyalty check. The case centers on alleged allegiance to the Communist party while under government employment.
John Flanigan ended 22 years on the Corry police force by submitting his resignation at 9 p.m. He had been chief since 1936 and was recently demoted to patrolman amid council disagreements. He resides at Findley Lake and could not be reached for comment on his plans.
Auditor General G. Harold Wagner approved payments totaling 90 383 to Bellet Fund associations in Forte county subdistricts. Corry's share is 1 783 representing the two percent tax on premiums from fire insurance policies. Other Erie county payments include Elgin 9 08 Union City 1 616 Wattsburg 36 66 Concord 10 93 Wayne 38 61 and more.
Associated Press reports in a campaign scene with President Truman in New York and Gov. Warren and Sen. Barkley debating farm programs. Warren defends continued rural electrification and REA loans while Barkley accuses GOP lawmakers of sabotaging soil conservation and reclamation efforts. The two campaigns push differing visions as Congress and election pace accelerate.
Babson launches a project in New Boston to probe Newtonian gravity, aiming to test action and reaction laws through experiments over three years. A building has been acquired for laboratory work, with plans to study gravity effects on animals, plants, and objects as part of a wartime–era effort to explore practical applications.
Cincinnati October report assesses how John J. Lewis and his anti Truman rhetoric influence 1948 voting. Delegates at the convention show mixed reactions as Lewis has not endorsed Dewey, but party leaders ponder effects on Truman support and Union backing for candidates.
A testimonial dinner honoring Andrew Paulson for 88 years as Cory Fire Department chief will be at Campany Club on October 13. About 200 guests from Gary and nearby areas are expected as he recently resigned. Stanford Hose Company hosts. Mayor Joseph Martin of Brie speaks. Dinner at 8:30 followed by ceremonies. Planners include Charles Kealing, Carl Peterson, James Sullivan, Frank Finley. Country Club ladies serve the meal. entertainment by Swine Hunters of Corry barber shop quartet.
A move to boost efficiency reshuffles Corry police schedules affecting nearly all officers. Acting Chief Drake shifts from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and other shifts adjust to 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. The plan, endorsed by Mayor Kinley, follows Drake’s recent appointment replacing John Flanigan.
Alderman Mr Si Cobbett pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge and was fined 25 dollars and costs. He promised to make pest control for two windows at the home of Shiniyer Miompeon at 803 Fat Main Street. Police had urged action after a complaint by Phornjpao.
Pennsylvania Judge B Leroy Van Roden reviews 139 Dachau death sentences and says U S Army investigators used coerced confessions to secure death sentences. He and Texas Justice Gordon Simpson condemned un-American tactics in German trials. Army investigators allegedly used disguise, a lockroom, and manipulated interrogations.
Three persons pouring gasoline into an automobile parked along Route 6 four miles east of Union City escaped injury last night when the vehicle was rammed by a second car. The parked machine owned by Burl J. Babcock of Onion City was idled after running out of gasoline. companions leapt aside as the Roller machine hit. Total damage listed at about 15 dollars.
Erie Oct 1 The body of Everett Feasley 19 of Knox Clarion County was recovered yesterday from the Erie Bay. Officials said they are uncertain how the youth met his death. Feasley had been missing from his job at General Electric and from his rooming house since Wednesday night. Police discounted robbery after his wallet was found in his pocket. Feasley was in the habit of walking along the water’s edge.
Clarence Harvey, formerly of this city, was arrested in Columbus this morning on a warrant issued from Alderman M. S. Ohbutts office. He will be charged with bank robbery involving $50 stolen from Citizens National Bank. Dithchers had sought him for about two years after the alleged crime.
Pel Aviv October 9 Scores of Stern Gang members broke out of jail during an air attack by underground allies. Front line gunfire shattered the Sabbath quiet as police rushed the scene. One count of detectives tied to the 17 September assassination of Count Wolke Bernadnete is noted, with reports of wounded escapees and swift troop movements around northern Hel vat ta.
A civil court jury at the Ere county Court House ruled no cause for action in the Pier case against the Bells. The Piers sought 240 from the Bells over damage to a maple tree trimmed last spring. The Bells countered that trimming caused loss to their property. The jurors recommended both parties share court costs.
Harrisburg dispatch reports state draft headquarters order doubling the number of men to undergo preinduction physicals this month. The plan targets increased calls as younger age groups are reached with November showing 620, December 908. Preinduction appearances begin around Oct 13 at army recruiting stations nationwide. In another item, a runaway gasoline Lance truck lost brakes on Puscarore Mountain and crashed into a gas station, injuring two people.
Washington reports Truman and Marshall discussed the international crisis with no final decision on sending Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow. Sources say the plan was dropped, with officials denying public plans while noting ongoing UN and Berlin tensions.
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