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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1948
Page
3
A local notice notes a driving license action at 8 o'clock on the 10th. Wil is named in connection with the suspension under the relevant municipal order.
De Gaullists in the National Assembly pledged near unanimous support for Meri Queuille to become premier of the fifth French government since January 1947. Queuille accepted the premiership amid a cabinet crisis as labor troubles flared with protests and police dispersals. Communists and De Gaullists clashed at rival rallies over the political stalemate and impending general elections.
Doris Duke Rubirosa's private aircraft named La Ganya crashed in swampy land 1,500 feet south of Teterboro airport after engine failures during an attempted landing. The craft valued at 80 000 dollars was a complete wreck. the crew were unhurt and the pilot Captain William Cody reported port engine failure first, then starboard engine. The plane had held a Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires speed record last May and carried flags from six countries.
Danish Bornholm island reports Soviet bombers roared over the island for a second day. A foreign office spokesman said Denmark may lodge an official protest with the Soviet government after Foreign Minister Gustav Rasmussen returns from a Scandinavian meeting in Stockholm. Col. H B Christensen, Bornholm commandant, said the flights appeared off course and not provocative.
Washington reports that congressional spy probers said they struck pay dirt in an atomic espionage inquiry but kept specifics secret as hearings near public access. A seven hour closed session with Committee leaders yielded “very important” progress and further witness requests were pending.
Cutting residents share news of visits and events from Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and others travel for business in Erie while Wilson Cooper returns home and recovers. Community gatherings include birthdays, meals, picnics, and a pre school bake sale, with service notices and a funeral at Cutting cemetery for Ward Curtis. Families from Cutting and nearby towns visit relatives in Ashville North East and Meadville, with several on furloughs and homecomings.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Scudder and relatives from Pas soner and Detroit visited their daughter Mrs Gerald Johnson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Spoon from Ripley enjoyed supper with Harold Bemis and family Sunday evening. Ludwick Johnson and Chris Gravink hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Gravink Sunday. The Frerich Creek lawn board met Tuesday at LaVange Weekers home. Ray Crosscut is ill. Albertus Gravink of Youngstown is home for surgery at Gerry Monneal Memorial. Mrs Kremer Sophie Titusville plans extended stay with Camper family. Several locals attended the Dunkirk Fair Tuesday.
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