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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
1
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Belgrade Oct 27 Associated Press Tito pledged to fight what he called Soviet pressure to dominate Yugoslavia. He denounced Moscow’s policies while a Moscow newspaper accused him of being an American spy linked to soprano Milanov. The exchange underscored frayed East West tensions as Tito defended Yugoslav independence.
Two 22 year old men, including the son of a county chief detective, Turner and Hepple, faced armed robbery charges after a Monday incident at Sherman King tribute near Sweeney's yards. They allegedly displayed a gun, stole cash, fired shots, and fled in a car. Hours later, a second robbery at Round Biome Service Station occurred before Turner and Hepple surrendered.
Progress of the Corry Community Chest campaign shows a sharp slump with total contributions at 7 279 today. General Chairman David Swarts warns the $26 800 goal may be unreachable without a strong finish. Corporate division has 7 995 pledged, stores division reports 816 of 3 500. A noon meeting at the Hotel Corey will review progress.
Washington reports from October indicate Admiral Louis Denfeld faced likely resignation within days as a bitter inter service quarrel fuels unification tensions. Vice Admiral Forrest Sherman named as possible successor while Defense officials suggest Navy unity is at stake amid testimony and secret correspondence critique.
The home ministry announced that N. Y. Godse and Narayan Apte will be hanged on November 11 for the assassination plot against Mahatma Gandhi. Both were convicted of the murder conspiracy and sentenced to death.
The fire leveled Davison Fogle mill will be rebuilt with fireproof blocks and modern construction. Ralph and Duane Fogle say work could start within 10 days, aiming to have the first unit ready by early next year, weather and material supply permitting, and plan a second unit for finishing. The project targets a peak payroll of 100 workers and includes salvaging a portion of the old cement block finishing department for warehouse use.
Residents saw a bright sky flash centered near the Hast Branch area. State Police on patrol noted no explosion and offered meteor shower as the most plausible explanation, with rumors of northern lights and other causes dismissed. Local observers report widespread sightings from Corry to Oil City.
George Burke 40, an employee of Sie Forge and Steel, is held for questioning in the death of Carl Wagner 34, a World War II veteran who roomed with Mrs Irene Burke in Nicholson Heights. Wagner died after a fall or blow in the Burke home and charges had been filed between Burke and Wagner earlier in October.
Railway Express will run south of Covey to Oil City and Titusville service will shift to Oil City Buffalo freight on Tue Thu Sat with no Sunday service. Franklin shipments will route via Meadville then Erie to Franklin. Mendham, manager, said the service remains in effect with normal train operation continuing.
A wave of gasoline thefts hits Spring Creek township and nearby farms. Fuel from tanks and trucks has been taken, with a bold theft outside the Garage Hall during a dance last Saturday. Residents report ongoing incidents over the past ten days, causing concern among farmers and townsfolk.
Construction of a four room addition to the junior high continues amid delays. Henry Shenk Co superintendent Herman Gebhart said foundation work is nearly complete and structural steel erection should begin soon, but steel supply shortages may pause progress. Work crews are currently focused on first floor window frames and basement structures as crews total about 30 to 35 workers on site.
Avoniract was the low bidder for fencing around all four sites west of the Senior High School building. The award was challenged but the bid to Gycland concern was upheld. The project will be funded under a proposed program and aims for completion before cold weather, with delays due to a recent strike and delivery constraints.
Montreal report: G Moffimantallay calls on Western Europe to joint economies as Marshall Plan aims to restore balance. US aid chief Alin notes Europe must expand markets and cut wasteful spending while Marshall funding supports industrial and agricultural progress.
A wide spread manhunt continued for eight inmates after a dramatic escape from a Wilmington prison. Guards and police pursued the fugitives who reportedly fled from the yard, boarded a freight train toward Reading, and forced a clerk to drive, with several crashes and injuries reported.
Harrisburg Oct 27 Osio F Messner acting secretary of revenue for over a year was elevated to full secretary in Gov James H Duff's cabinet in a second cabinet reshuffle. He has served state offices since 1919 and will earn $15 000 annually in his new role. Also noted is the 1949 salary adjustment for cabinet posts and related state service details.
Weather observer records a drop in temperatures this fall with 24 testers noting sub-freezing levels during the night. Local service stations report rising antifreeze sales as residents prepare for colder afternoons and evenings.
Ford workers vote overwhelmingly to approve a new pension plan under CIO United Auto Workers. The company funds most of the 10 cent per hour package including welfare benefits while workers contribute nothing. The plan guarantees a $100 per month pension after 20 years and extends to retirement age with Social Security integration as part of a two and a half year contract.
Donora Pennsylvania observes memorials for the smog disaster that killed twenty residents. The U S Public Health Service report notes 40.7 percent of Donora’s population affected while blaming no single party. Lawsuits against the American Steel and Wire Company subsidiary are ongoing.
A cabinet official says Truman will act by week’s end while another insists the president has no fixed deadline for intervention. The remarks reflect ongoing efforts to resolve the cross strait dispute and clear paths to settlement.
In Washington and New York reports indicate the White House has no deadline for mediating steel and coal disputes. President Truman remains hands off for now while Cyrus S. Thing leads mediation. CIO leader Philip Murray may meet U S Steel officials in New York to discuss a path to settlement.
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