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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1949
Page
1
Fire devastates Nu-Guard Warren refinery causing $250,000 loss
A large blaze at the Nu-Guard oil refinery on Warren's east side was extinguished by 3 a.m. after widespread flames and exploding tanks. No injuries were reported though the blast sent oil over miles and destroyed bottling, wash, stills, and storage pits. The fire’s cause remains under investigation as investigators note a similar loss occurred a year ago.
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Nu-Guard
Warren
Guigl
Ak Hs
Willmen
Ivomen
Colin Wood
Tony Mi
Hatha
Coal truck drivers ambushed during strike near Bellefonte
Oct 31 report from Bellefonte Pennsylvania describes two coal truck drivers ambushed while selling from a Clear Nolet car early Saturday. Names Robert C Haney 2 from Mileoy and Melvile Shoaten 26 of Hewie fawn depart with ree fenders of Uhlir tithes. Also mentions a San Antonio Texas collision killing four flyers at Randokin Air Force base.
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Yescwesunen
Bellefonte
Carly
Mostar
San Antonio
Tax
Randokin Air Force Base
Chrysler Plant Shutdown Is Set
Detroit October 31 Chrysler Corp plans Friday shutdown of divisions for indefinite period, affecting about 35,000 Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler workers. Company aims to keep Plymouth assembly near Thanksgiving and Dodge truck production until November 1, with steel supplies running out. Ford also expects Rowe plant closure November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nnindustry
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
Degto
Chrysler
Plymouth
T Ie Corporation
DeSoto
Ford Motor Co
Shot of Steel
Rowe
Election Watch Signals Possible Trend Across Key Races
AAP reports a broad watch on upcoming elections in New Jersey New York and multiple cities next week. Analysts note GOP hopes in New Jersey and New York Senate race and caution about turnout impacting national party power.
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New Jersey
U.S. Senate
New York
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Alfred Driscall & Balfling
GOP
Thomas BE. Dewey
New Yor
Democratc
Elmer H. Wene
Congress
Sharin
Louisville
B. Detvoil
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Foster Dulles
Herbert H. Leh- Ma
Remsinng
Robert P. Wagner
Dulles
Thomas B. Dewey
New York City
Hey
Lowisville
Krmftzky
Benatar
Wilthiers
Welievidecy
Thora A
Recession Ends as U S Profits Rise in Third Quarter
Federal reports show American industry profits rose in the July to September quarter for the first time in a year, with total earnings reaching about 1.004 billion dollars. Auto firms led the gains while several groups, notably steel and coal, posted declines. Chrysler and General Motors boosted the earnings, while oil companies fell slightly from the prior quarter.
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Associated Press
New York
Associalett Press
Rhind
Incine
Chrysler
General Motors
Copains
Dnd
Cumsnesty Life Thing
Yann Nga
Ind
Atomobites
Slir
Dmg
Centatiiens
Mivtel
Neluite Steel
Record Cold Snaps Hit Great Plains and Midwest
A strong cold blast swept the Great Plains and parts of the Midwest with near freezing temperatures reaching as far south as the Leeds Panhandle. Winds up to 56 mph lashed Wichita Falls and Texas cities including Wichita, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio. Subfreezing readings appeared in Fargo and other regions, with snow in Lake Superior areas and light showers in the Mississippi Valley. The eastern U.S. faced heavy rain, with Huntington, West Virginia reporting 1.28 inches in six hours under generally clear skies elsewhere.
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Great Plains
Associated Press
Great Stains
Leeds Panhandle
Wichica Falls
Fort Worth
Dallas
Austin
San Antonio
Texas
Wichita
Kans
Sion Falls
Fargo
Lake Superior
Mississippi
Huntington
W Va
Nulion
Driver In Wreck Here Draws Jail Time
Vernon C. Anderson of Warren pled guilty to a drunk driving charge in Erie County Court before Judge Elmer Eyales. He was held for court under $500 bail, sentenced to 60 days in the Erie County jail, and fined $100 plus court costs. Anderson, unemployed father of nine, was arrested after a collision on East Main Street with Roger Lilley’s truck. Mrs Lilley is hospitalized with a fractured knee cap and other injuries. Damages exceed $1,000. Anderson’s Chrysler had full coverage under collision insurance while Lilley’s truck had liability but no coverage on the vehicle.
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Vernon C. Anderson
Warren
Erie County
Elmer Eyales
Erle
M.S. Cobbett
Charles Files
Anderson
Roger Lilley
Canty, R.D. 1
East Main Street
Lilley
Corey Hospital
Chrysler
Unitor Mance
Tiltey
Ile
Europe warned by ECA director in Paris
Paul Hoff man and Marshall Plan allies told Europe to cut tariff barriers and ease capital controls to spur free trade and win more U.S. aid. He warned economic disunity would bring disaster and poverty, urging early results and stronger Western European integration under the Marshall Plan.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paul G. Hoffman
Marshall Plaj
Europe
U.S. Congress
Marshall Plan Couliteres
Hoffman
Council of the Organization For
Heftman
Prestern Europea Esseimmie Presse
Veterans Parade Plans Before Bonus Meet In City
A Veterans Parade is planned before a bonus referendum debate with a citywide parade at seven tonight. Following the parade, veterans will gather at the State Armory and nearby streets for talks by veterans organizations, with entertainment and refreshments as the public participates.
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VFW
Pennaylyanty
Vetters Council
Wy. W
Terialise
Pixst Avenue
South Street
Center Street
Washington Street
State Armory
General Assembly
Katy
Britain Urges Action on Balkans Crisis at UN Watchers Meeting
The United States and Britain push for immediate UN Security Council consideration of Balkans incidents. Russia seeks delay, arguing other Balkan proposals should be discussed together. Western observers fear renewed volatility as block tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Success
Britain
United
Todos Progress
Balkans
Hallans
Albania
Alba
Balkang
Britnitt
Hector MoNel
Benjamin V. Cohen
United States
Expect Sherman To Step Into Denfelds Navy Post
Washington reports weekend talks on Denfeld’s potential retirement and a successor as head of daily operations. Admiral Denfeld’s fate could hinge on early word from Secretary Matthews and President Truman. Fleet officials weigh Vice Admiral Forest B. Sherman as ex-chief of daily operations amid cabinet shifts and Navy reorganization.
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Sherman
Denfeld
Navy
Associated Press
Washington
Atrounepmen! OY
Admin
Lowik Denfeld
Dayal
Ninvy Mathews Hay
Thiman Ant
Dellenne Johnson
Johnson
le Rily 5
Majithews
Wheter
Wall
Caneer
Amother
Assam
Deniel” Heyond
Forest B. Shermer
Yuyill
Stettinius Dies at Sister's Greenwich Home
Edward R. Stettinius Jr. dies at age 49 at his sister’s home in Greenwich. A former U.S. secretary of state and longtime banker, he led US Steel as board chairman and earlier headed General Motors before entering government service. He had suffered a heart condition and died after medical arrival. his wife and her mother were with him.
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Associated Press
Greenwich. Com
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
U. S
Stale Whett
Stet Wits
U.S. Steel
Mae
Niles
University of Virginia
Juan ‘Tripperere
Teippe
Stettitlun
Sles
Paar American Airlines
Stettinmus
Nass
Germany
Foxes
Steltinius
Stettinius
W. J. Wallace
Biel Iulue
Biel Iulue Etapa
General Motors
Becomie Inea
Steel
Prod
Myron 0. Taylor
Ban Doe Season In Three Counties
The Game Commission canceled a one day antlerless deer season set for December 1 in Forest Bedford and Clarion counties after petitions showed 51 percent of hunters and farmers in the counties supported the move. This marks the first use of the new law letting local hunters decide county seasons separate from county of license. A 10 day Buck season runs from November through December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Forest
Bedford
Clarion
Railroad Engineer Killed in Connellsville Tale
A railroad engineer Salen Meyers, 83, died in Connellsville Pennsylvania while attempting to move a freight car. Cumberland porter Dewson Weedot 44 aided by attempting to avert the fatal accident. Capt J T Coole of the Bund O julise fSatee Mepern aided emergent efforts.
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Connellsville
Salen
Meyers
Baltimore and Ghio
Iliwlli
Sumbartaid
Gonnellsyille
Dewson Weedot
Cumberland
Meyerham
J.T. Coole
Secret British Navy Fighter Crashes Killing Three in Yeovil
A new secret British navy fighter crashed into two connecting houses in Yeovil killing three people including a pilot. Police searched debris for missing sister Ann Wilkins amid a chaotic street scene. The crash involved the Wyver TR2 turbo jet fighter developed by aircraft makers and authorities investigated the cause.
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Yeovil
Eng
W. Brows
P Brown
Believer
Ann Wilkins
Michael Gives
Far West
Ivr Aircraft
Tid
Mewis the von
Bir
Cail Gooves
Litte Beliléie
CIO Convention Opened Amid Rifts And Purges In Labor Movement
The CIO opened its 11th convention amid a fierce split with a left wing faction, threats to purge up to a dozen unions, and a push to recapture the federation’s rank and file. President Philip Murray faced a tough call as he denounced Communist ties and eyed potential expulsions of the Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, United Electrical Workers, and Form Equipment Workers. A nurse was attacked in Pittsburgh, hospitalized in serious condition after a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
CIO
Mims-industry Federation
Gewis
Sidney Utman
Murray
C10
Fyel
CTO
Harry Bridges
Foneshore
United Electrical Workers
Wiiter Electrical
Steel and Coal Strike Settlements Hinted Amid Talks
Washington reports rumor of imminent settlement in steel and coal strikes as government officials and CIO leaders weigh terms. discussions center on ending the nationwide stoppage that began October 1, with steel firms and miners involved and mediation efforts intensifying this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gel
Wethlehem Steel Corp
Cleveland
Ue Cio
Bethlehem
CTO
Sevelind
Wits
CIO
Pail Murray
Tintafor
Hee
Murray
John L. Lewis
Enid
Gyrus S .Ching
Bis
Whesmere
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