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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1949
Page
1
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Associated Press report from Belgrade notes Marshal Tito defiance of Moscow signals a broader rebel sentiment in Communist states. Hung ary allegedly schemes to overthrow the Kremlin-aligned regime, with observers linking Tito’s stance to possible Western support and anti-Russian factions in Czechoslovakia and Albania.
City police and state authorities launched a weekend search for 19 year old Donnie Crawford Sokolowski missing since August 28. The Erie area resident, described as five feet five inches tall and around 110 pounds, was last seen wearing Khaki slacks and a white sweater. Her husband Joseph Sokolowski, a Coast Guard member, suspects she may be with Mrs. Morty Lindstrom en route to Camp Cody in New Mexico to visit Carla Lindstrom. Police asked residents to watch for the pair following a statewide alert.
Jackson, Sept 12 AP An elderly industrialist and his wife were burned to death when their eight nine room summer mansion burned. Stanley Porter 63 chairman of the Argus Me cameral jave tuners and Marguerite 62 were the victims. Marshal Gleneny Waller planned to confer with state police to decide if arson should be investigated. Firefighters found the five at the Clark Lake residence, the cause undetermined.
Lawrence leads Democrat hopeful Edward Leonard in the contested Pittsburgh mayoral race as part of hundreds of primary contests statewide. About 4.16 million Pennsylvanians are eligible to vote with a heavy August turnout expected in the 26th district special election area, while Republican enrollment tops Democrats.
North East druggist Walter H. Salchow 5, dead after a two car collision while returning home with his wife Olive. their infant grandchild and driver’s condition reported. A nine year old Meadville boy killed by a 250 pound concrete slab while playing in a ditch near his home. Senator Wayne Morse injured after being thrown from a racing bogey at the Oregon state fair. Kerosene explosion in Confluence kills a widow and her granddaughter. driver among the injured.
Washington reports a three power accord among the United States Britain and Canada on steps to ease Britain's dollar crisis. Plans include smarter overseas lending World Bank and IMF meetings and a new round of high level talks with Bevin Acheson and Semuman and the first session of the 12 nation council under the North Atlantic pact.
York Missouri reports the death of Justice Wiley B Rutledge at 58 from a cerebral hemorrhage. His funeral will be at Washingtons Unitarian Church at 4 PM Wednesday. Truman pays condolence as the court mulls a successor and McGrath looms as a possible pick.
Corry Water Supply Co seeks authority from the Public Utilities Commission to issue 125000 in bonds. The funds will retire loans from 1945 and 1948 tied to electrifying pumps at North Corry and to repay water and sewer project costs. Company officials say the move is financial adjustment and will reduce overall costs while slightly increasing working capital.
Wet day voting dominates area primaries as Wayne Township backs liquor referenda. Voter turnout expected light despite high odd-year registration with 2,841,945 Republicans and 1,861,146 Democrats statewide.
The 114th Conference session announced pastor changes across several Methodist charges in Cheryphen and surrounding towns. Rev. James McTintosh remains at the local church for a second year. Rev. Silign Thomas moves to Wailsburg and Rev. Gerald Kelio to Saegertown. Rev. Revert Knapp and Rev. B. W. Chitester reassigned to Clymer and Youngsville. Rev. Perry Haines granted sabbatical. Rev. E. P. Armitage named to Cherry Creek. Rev. S. J. Schmittle to Spartansburg. Rev. C. W. Baldwin to Warren Grace. Arnold Bundberg to Waterford. Rev. Paul Thomas to Riceville. Bishop Lloyd G. Wine announced the changes.
In Pittsburgh on September 1, 42 year old William Haller died from burns after a gas explosion at a business apartment on Best Option street. Detectives say he ignited the gas himself, with the blast occurring Saturday night in his room where he had planned self harm. He died about 24 hours later.
Bonn Germany Sept 12 Theodor Heuss former writer burned by Hitler was elected president tonight of the West German republic. The 65 year old candidate of the liberal free democrats coalition won 410 of 800 votes in the federal assembly. Dr Jur Schumacher political head of the socialist party received 312 votes. Heuss secured backing of the Christian Democrats late last night, ending a deadlock and establishing a strong presidential position in a nation where the three main parties contend for power.
Harrisburg reports a statewide reduction in fire insurance rates by Insurance Commissioner James Malone Jr. The order lowers rates 1 to 25 percent for many classes while increases 10 to 20 percent apply to others. Net effect: about a seven percent overall reduction. home owners gain about 12.28 million over five years from premiums reduced since 1948.
Five new poliomyelitis cases were reported within 24 hours in Easton Pennsylvania. Officials announced the city’s quarantine on children had been lifted as polio incidence fell, with three new cases admitted to Euston Hospital and five new cases total noted in the period.
Sah Arthur Lefust Swarm twenty four of Gorey was in a one car crash on Woods road shortly before 1 this morning. He fell asleep at the wheel and the car left the dirt roadway three miles east of Cutting, smashing into a bank and sending him to Corry Hospital with facial injuries and minor head wounds. He is at Corry Hospital for emergency treatment as Sgt Swarm rests during a 30 day delay enroute from Camp Holabird to Camp Kilmer.
Alvin Richard Murray, 20, of Spartansburg East Branch, was injured when his motorcycle tipped as he rode by his parents’ home. He was admitted to Warren State Hospital, later moved to Titusville Hospital, and remained under observation with possible skull fracture. State police have not issued an official report. friends said he was visiting his parents when the crash occurred.
CIO United Steelworkers mull the presidential fact finder report as 60 steel firms delay actions. Inland Steel begins gradual slow down while executives press for time to review recommendations. Union executives face strike votes in four districts and may extend a midnight deadline to September 25.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on September 12 a strike by 19 Beano Township teachers closed the Beano Township school four days after opening. Pupils totaling 296 were sent home for a vacation as teachers demand about $6,500 owed. The district runs a modern consolidated building serving grades through 12 and faces questions about October appropriations.
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