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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1948
Page
1
Spanartel jevester 1 green fe enudrets
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Spanartel Jevester
Cobled Ladder Tolling Gil Lands Older Mall Title
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De Gaulle Crises Prompt First Calls for National Unity
The Gaullists are asked to join a new national union government as France faces a political crisis. President seeks De Gaulle followers to back a unity effort after the fall of Schuman within 64 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Mew National Union
Schuman
Auriol May Seek Stability as Premier Face to De Gaulle Split
Paris dispatch reports President Vincent Auriol calling in DeGaullists amid a French crisis after the overthrow of a wartime leadership. The move signals to bridge factions including the Vigilists and Communists as he weighs forming a government to stabilize governance and protect workers.
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Paris
Sept. B
Vincent Auriol
Towed Beni Hs Glaewhd
Jensen Ploolfory
Jaye
I Levinay Sr
Charlo
Sis
Sehiuman
Politi Nilerniants
Area draftees receive papers amid unrest and strikes
The report details draft classifications shifting in Pennsylvania with non veteran registrants receiving questionnaires to determine induction eligibility. It notes political turmoil in France with Schuman facing resignation and a coalition split, and mentions labor protests and inflation as ongoing pressures.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Sept
Gol
Henry M. Gross
Selective Service
Eaid
Commonwealth
Gross
Gines
Britain Ready To Open Talks On Italy's Colonies
London dispatch reports Britain prepared to open four power talks on Italy's colonies by September 15. Russia signaled willingness to join but many details remain unsettled. The United States and Britain have not formally replied to Russia's proposal, with officials calling it propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Italy
London
Hull
Rusdia
Weel
Ion Rey
Rusby
Georgu Hubh
United States
Washington
Meyer
Labia
Semalt- Wand
Brewer and O Shea Held for Court After Hearing
Fey M Brewer of this city with O Shea were held for court after a preliminary hearing on charges of breaking and entering at W Slye Company in Seneca during the early morning hours of August 14. Police testified to tracing movements from Holliday bridge to Slye store and to arrests nearby. Bail was not set as a felony case. Judge McCracken will set bail if admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey M. Brewer
Tinsville
Howard Sonne
Thomas Buser
Ney
Brewer
Suttlebaker
Titusville
Slye
Lip Fom
A. Gey
Franklin
Nffler
Tillsville
Leroy Kluck
da Ily Toree
White Bridge
John Peeples
O'Shea
Elm Street
Justice of the Peace
Smean
McCracken
Venango County
Contract Talks Renewed In Allembly Meeting
Mayor Kinley convened a session with negotiators to resume talks on contracts. Reports say a major agreement was reached with Hillsham and Poten and others to finalize terms before Labor Day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Carey
Leigh
Hillsham
Poten
City council debates pension plan amid taxes and projects
A Wyomished city council Monday night discussed a pension plan and tax assessments. The meeting covered per capita taxes for residents, valued properties, and proposed city projects including theater additions and curb repairs. Mayor Kinley and City Solicitor Walter Souty were absent on vacation.
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Council 10
Cowie Weenie
Thaletabis
Geliber
City Assaspor
Bonald Watson
Owarrs
Hind
Bourdh
Raibrowd Co
Prgmiead
Kaghs Sreel
Powell Loan Company
Haralt Powell
Blatt Brothers Theatres
Gouiell
Toen Trone
Grand Theatre
Navene Bean
Foi Dureau
Loi
Bui
Lux
Kinley
Soljuster
Walter Souty
Currety
Arrest in rifle incident shocks town at Slocum home
Officers arrest a Cory man near East Min street after a rifle episode at the Slocum residence. Authorities confiscate three rifles and a quantity of shells. the suspect, described as Staci Yaves, faced assault and battery charges from prior incidents and was held following a confrontation with residents and police.
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Cory Man
Wouk Street
Aday
Polite Conee Miliy Smoeun
Staci Yaves
Cotuel Tanks
Apo
Abbi
Oebel
Slocum
Hs Wits
Artealng
Corry Worker Cited In Fraud Case
Harvey Berkheus of Fae a referee of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service deferred action in a hearing yesterday. Harold Brewer of Corry was accused of fraudulently collecting Readjustment Allowances while employed by the City Streets Department. The 52-20 SRA benefits were alleged to have been paid to Brewer last year as he claimed not to be employed. If the referee rules against Brewer, restitution and forfeiture of benefits may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Berkheus
Fae
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Yluics
Harold Brewer
Corry
SRA Henesis
Ted
Brewer
City Streets Department
UEW Refuses To Back Candidate In National Meeting
New York Sept 4 The national convention of the United States Workers Union voted four to one against backing any presidential candidate. Albert J Fitzgerald led opposition while Henry A Wallace's Progressive party gained support for endorsing the resolution. The group stated the union should not align with any candidate to avoid weakening the organization. John A Bahes of Smethport was killed in an auto truck collision near Kane, Pennsylvania, with one other person injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Srpt
Roy Acuff
B. Carroll Reece
Acuff
Reece
United States Senate
Republican Nations
Charles Still
New York
United Slestice Workers Union
Albert J. Pitzgerald
We National Labor Committee
Flenry A. Wallace
Sérald
Progressive Navy
Smethort
Stob
John A. Bahes
Smethport
Kane
First Grade Enrollment Tops 1,437 in City Schools
The city school system reports 1,437 first graders enrolled with total students reaching 1,497 as classes begin. Preliminary attendance shows 147 in the morning at city schools and nearby districts, with projections to surpass 1,450 by week’s end.
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Concord
Corey
Brad
Stueiénat
Kecblans Amisverrd
Cori Ruilio
Sulshiel
Fairvtaw
Waslington
Duntoy
Ately
Ieph
St. Edward's Parochial
Settao
Woman found beaten to death in city rooming house
The bruised body of Christine Lawrence, a 41 year old waitress at a hospital, was found in a rooming house bathroom in Philadelphia. Homicide detectives said she had been beaten. Frank Velito, a frequent boarder, was questioned after the discovery and later jailed.
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Philadelphia
Sept
Christine Lawrence
Minntcipal Hospital
Miss Lawrence
Frank Velito
Harte
Samuel Riccardi
Roomera
Airixele
Dewey Campaign Set to Open September 20 in Albany
AP reports Governor Dewey will open his campaign with events in Albany on September 20. The Republican effort is led by Herbert Brownell and James Ferguson with plans for direct outreach and a live broadcast.
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Dewey
Associated Press
Albany
Bend
Gnv
Thomas E Dewey
Wy Proydeney
Vonibar
Robert
Duwey Plain
Dewey Press
Maly
Sid
Vietary
Germans to be admitted under new U S immigration limits
The 1924 act based quotas expand to admit up to 205000 displaced Germans over two years. Officials expect most applicants from about 200000 displaced persons in Europe with two million registration forms printed. Priority goes to skilled farmers and relatives in the United States, with ethnicity rules affecting eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
Switzerland
Thosn Neft
Congress
Yoling
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Romania
Oficiels
Kidnapping at Lustgarten by Soviet Troops Shocks Berlin
Soviet and Russian forces sealed off Berlin’s Lustgarten after kidnapping 19 Western sector police officers and detaining officials in a tense stand as French and Soviet troops negotiated a halt. American and British correspondents remained inside the building as the siege unfolded on the streets.
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Assovimledi Prise
Berlin
Tony
Lusivarter
Leid
Ruslan Artie
Prenehoff
Jeross
Gormude
Aleginder Koslow
Oyhotal
Funes
Pearle L
Hawley
Frank Commandant
Brg
Gowdat Ganeval
Alexander Faia
Youths Born In 1926 Required To Register This Week
Publication notes a local registration window for 1926 birth youths. Eligible individuals must register at the Talay borough office by Thursday after 5 pm, with all men in the group required to complete the process.
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Talay
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