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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1948
Page
1
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Death Notice and Local Notices from Corry Area
The 1941 Corry newspaper fragment reports a death on October 26 near Thorntort with mentions of a Mary or Merny, various local names, and a police notice. It includes references to a public sale and an emus hoot event, with a board meeting and a hiring note for a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
ani-Hatelober
Merny
Gers
Baby
Ator
Sein
Emus
Corry
Thik Iselve
Larle Don
Truman Claims Tide Is Rolling For Dems Amid Chicago Welcome
President Truman declared the tide favors Democrats as he campaigned in Chicago and other cities aboard the campaign train. Crowds cheered in Illinois and Michigan while GOP rivals sought to blunt Democratic gains with aggressive touring to key urban centers.
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Truman
Associated Presa
Chicago
India
Ohio
Hwidret
Rumen
Nak
Cleveland
Fablin Hall
Oeloci
Ald
Thomas B.wey
GOP
Bob Avvey
Cooke Pownily
Democratic Central Coalition
Edward . Kelley
Chieszo
Shumpine
Michigan
Bill Horstman
Uulesdobtadium
West Side
Thiman
Hitler
Wussolid
Ray J. Crane
Fees Bergons
iprey-Halred
Dewey
Shicago
Thomas
Trilmany
Altie
Llewsy
Bossoh
Newark City
Cook County
Jewey
Jewei
Winorri
Boston
New Sore City
Trawler Sunk After Chesapeake Collision Near Hoopers Island
The trawler Colonit sank in a early morning collision with tanker Tullahoma in Chesapeake Bay near Hoopers Island. Five feared lost and 11 crewmen remained missing as Coast Guard dispatched two cutters and planes from Norfolk and Reedville to search.
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Norfolk
Tullahoma
Chesapeake Bay
Hoopers Island
Coast Guard
Coloutin
Frem
Sui Ibad
Colonna
Jongai
More
Elisah City
Mac
Reedville, Va
More Gas Availability In Pennsylvania This Winter
Pennsylvania Gas Company officials announced a winter supply increase with about 10 million more cubic feet daily for Pittsburgh area industry. The Manufacturers Light & Heat Company said roughly 28 million additional cubic feet daily will be available for Pittsburgh district firms, with distribution to Taylor areas in the south western region and Gettysburg area. The increase does not imply immediate widespread house heating restrictions or universal gas access.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Asl
Associated Press
Oot
Manufacturers Light & Heat Company
Pitsburg
Columbbia Gas System, Inc
Taylorers
South
Pennnsylvania
Gettysburg Gas Corp
Gettysburg
Violence in French walkout turns deadly
Amid nationwide coal miners strike, one striker killed and two policemen badly wounded in southwest France near Marseille as government forces clear strikers from four mines. Explosions and gunfire follow as mines and a power plant are attacked. about ten strikers reportedly flee, while police advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
Paris
France
Steiner Ministry
New Aley
Forde
Power
Jubout
Marseiile
Bortiebelle
Saint Martin de Viclenelles
Alessun
Parke
Draft quota in area set at 251N November
Twenty five men from the army draft area served by Board No. 1 in Union Gligg will undergo pre induction examinations in November. Henry Whiteler, secretary of the board, announced that 30 men will be examined November 4 and five more selections on November 12. The board noted the first batch of nine had many deferments and that 100 of the 1,384 registrants may be eligible for induction, with minimal deferments for veterans, married men, and fathers.
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Juff Board No
Baut Union Gligg
Henry "2
Whiteler
Alsitieh
Board
Induchidin Ta
Ding
Russia blocks decision on two major issues at UN
US and Britain challenge Russian opposition as Moscow stalls action on outlawing the atomic bomb and lifting Berlin blockade. Observers note vetoes and stalemate shape UN energy and security debates while calls for controls and inspection fail to advance.
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Berlin
Lovists
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Aking
U.N. Long Mo
an @tomic energy commission
Britain Receives $210 Million ECA Loan for Recovery Aid
The Evenmile Cooperation Administration loans 210 million dollars to Britain to acquire machine gear equipment and materials under the European Recovery Act. The agreement was signed in Washington by American and British officials at the Export-Import Bank. Repayment starts quarterly in 1952 with semiannual installments, marking the first major credit under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Evenmile Cooperation Administration
Y Bulla
Furehake of
Tutnateral Machine Rey
Britain
Intier
Stmmer
Inwne
ECA
Britssh Credit Congress
BCA
Farmers Begin Posting Lands To Map Hunter Restrictions
Farmers start posting lands as hunt season nears amid past trespass issues. Hundreds of acres near the city were previously blacked off, and more properties may be posted this year. James Latimer will speak to the White Men's Brotherhood to discuss hunter farmer relations and show district protest films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Latimer
Tair
Men's Brotherhood
Evangélics United Brathten
New York Bus Strike Called Off
New York City ends the bus strike after four hours as 3,600 CIO Transportation Workers end work stoppage. City services resume with major routes and facilities returning to normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Praca New York
Buarty
Worl
CIO
Transpors
Auburn West
Chester County
Midmay
Awaii
Queene
Tys
Aceredt
Raeilery
City 10 adopts local pension fund measure at council session
Local government approved a pension fund measure with provisions mirroring other cities. Officials discussed diverting funds from the Amis and some payments to the pension, with no department-wide actions yet taken. The air areas ordinance was revised to allow firing during certain seasons under state law. Mayor Kinley noted preliminary budget discussions showed no deficit despite absences.
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Seeliine
Ptivs
la Cornell
iL-wivi
Mensuce
Polive
Robert Pyice
Penton
Kinley
Lasle
Gary Smith
Negotiations Underway at Raymond Plant Union Talks
Preliminary work and a new bargaining session between Raymond Mig. Co union employees and the firm began this week. The NLRB certified the bargaining agent earlier this year, with talks focusing on seniority vacations with pay grievance procedures and other conditions. The Raymond plant is the last of the citys major manufacturers to unionize as three others already operate under contract. Negotiations will proceed until issues are resolved or a settlement is reached.
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Raymond Mig. Co
Bung
Jays Egan
Lone Dubow Relations Board
Ariel Govers
Othey
Raymond
He City
Momar
Parkdown Strike Throttles Shipments
Carlisle Pa Oct 6 A parkdown strike throttled freight shipments of 1 600 000 involving Daniel Motor Freight Co Warren Ohio drivers protesting a contract dispute The company operates 118 trucks on the New York Philadelphia run and other routes were affected with schedules off as drivers halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Danielé Motor Freight Cn
Warren
Mls
Vite
Y Trivata
Willard Gox
AFL
Peminéteriy Thon
Dlipina
Cox Cata Unie
Paraguay Crushes Military Revolt After Page One Fighting
Paraguayan government says it has quelled a military revolt led by Col. Carlos Montanaro and backed by Cadets from the military academy. The uprising began early Monday with heavy fighting and Montanaro surrendered by 7:30 p.m. The Interior Ministry reports no casualty figure and notes the regime remains in power under President Gonzalez.
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Paraguay
Toray Mi
Pun Natalicia Gonzalez
Col
Carlos Montanaro
Min
Ter Dombige Montana
Montanaro
Praguayan Military Academy
Pays
Campo Grande
Interior Ministry
Asurolon
Golaitez
Enelek
Higinia (Muri
Buque Volta Cuong
Asmelonn
Gongilez
Labor vote may swing election in Pennsylvania
Associated Press report from Philadelphia dated Oct 26 argues labor votes could decide Pennsylvania's 1948 election. It notes 89 percent of 4,758,055 eligible voters, strong blocs in CIO and AFL, and opposition to Taft-Hartley. It covers Democratic and Republican leaders, congressional races, and state offices in a tense industrial-state panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Prensylvania
FDR
Hector
Wong
United Mine Workers
John T. Lewis
Truman
Thomas EB
Dewey
CIO
Phillip Murray
Rinsburgh
Mx. Trinan
AFL
Inn
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
GOP
Augh D. Scott, Jr
U. S. House of Representatives
Philip Mathews
J. W. Gill
Henry Wallage
Asoal
Breasther
Auditor General
PDR
Floa
Man killed by knife slipping in cleaning ER
State Police reported today that a man was fatally stabbed in the heart while loading a deer in Welleboro. The four inch pocket knife slipped and pierced him. the blade punctured the heart as the knife slipped from the man’s grip. The incident involved Nimselt and was witnessed by Morris Prior to the fatal injury. The father, John Bore, is named in local accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welleboro
Morris
Nimselt
Strosahl
Birosahl
Sesinoth
Love
John Bore
Martin Says Dem Party Splintered By Adsupiated Press
Edwin Martin asserted the Democratic Party fractured into right and left factions, criticizing President Truman for “breaking the party” and praising opposition claims. He cited a Soviet teacher’s death as proof of Communist deception and accused the president of discrediting disclosures about Red aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Communist Russi
United States
Warren State Hospital bids seek new admission building
Harrisburg October 26 state opened bids for a new admission building at Warren State Hospital Warren the first of five such units planned to deliver complete care for mental illness bidding opens December 1 at the Department of Property and Supplies similar buildings to follow at Embreeville Woodville Danville and Harrisburg state hospitals with 1700000 planned for each site according to Dr Hueing A Bengs director of the Bureau of Mental Health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Hueing A. Bengs
Burea of Mental Health
Siites
Bengs
Department of Property and Supplies
Embreeville State Hospital
Embreeville
Chester
Woodville Danville
Harristing State Hospitals
Dulles accuses Russia of spreading Communist power worldwide
Paris Oct 26 John Foster Dulles told the UN political committee that Russian aims extend Soviet Communism through force and revolution. He urged action on a UN Balkans commission to probe the Greek civil war while warning smaller powers against blocking mediation efforts amid the Berlin crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
John Foster Dulles
UN Political Committee Today
World Peace Agency
Amercan
Security Council
Berin
Fonssim
Dilies
Toreinn
Aftairs
Gov. Thoms
Disney
Republcan
Jhresidential Cnrire
Bald
Boetelin
Terrroriss
Risshia
Dulles
UN Special Commission On the
Balkans
Unecoh
Greece
Horthern Wudehbor
Britain
Ching Truioe
United States
Bob
Balkan
Vucoslav
Matos Vallades
Gresie
Sustrilla
Praey
Dillion
Deuellace
Berlin
Russi Andrei
Vishinskey
Truck Upset North of City in Route Crash
An Oil City truck driver escaped injury when a two ton Luckie truck veered off the Here Creek road north of Sorry and rolled after a long skid. Melvin Silves of Oil City reported he was southbound when the wheels locked, the vehicle tumbled onto its side then rolled, leaving him unhurt with only a shaking. Damages are expected to exceed 400 dollars per Corry State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geriour Injiey
Here Creek
Melvin Silves
Ol City
Sdbes
Shimany
Sharon
Illi
Imene Macarthy
Hotton
Tex
Siyor
Gotiating
Sharon Steel
Hie
Romd. Corporation
Dearborn
Damnawe
Gohan
Trial Passage Reveals Warranted Incomes and Expenses
A garbled report outlines an audit of a local estate or business, noting receipts amounting to about 1005 dollars and expenditures around 8397 dollars. The text hints at official records or court filings, with mentions of a party identified as Orender and a date near a single day mentioned in relation to the financial entries.
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Ad Bay
Comee Foe
Ash
Wall
Melvins
Melvin
Vean
President
Eutzburg
PGC
U. S
Britelin
Ruslin
Ciermans
Austin
Prance
Huells
Fussin
Marahall
U.N. 1S
Malionz
Moscow
Raymond Plant
Parkdown
TEXAN
Sharon Steel Firm
Trpasurt
Watrington
Vanlirg Et Orender
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