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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1949
Page
1
British Labor Government Faces Political Coal Crisis
John L. Lewis moves to renew talks with northern and western coal operators as the United Mine Workers pause negotiations with southern mines over welfare fund payments. The strike reduces coal production for a third day while funds dwindle from missed payments. talks with U.S. Steel and eastern operators loom as potential breakpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John L.lewis
Northern
Western
Lewis United Mine Workers Union
Miners’ Health and Welfare Fund
UMW
John Owen
Bluefield
Wva
Lewis
Imines
United States Steel Corp
United Mine Workers
Siice Fact
Litte
Miners’ Welfare and Retirement Fund
Southern
Praters
Sud Efault
Fliary
Owen
George H. Lave
Pittsburgh Concentration Coal Company
Ralph E. Taggart
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Eastern Pennylvania Gray
Philadelphia
U. S. Steel
Southern Association
East-Pauling
Nes
Corry's Third Chest Drive Set to Start Oct 20
Corry prepares for its third annual Chest Drive with drives nationwide beginning October 20 led by David Swarts superintendent of Corry Public Schools who agreed to lead. A budget goal will be set after a pending budget meeting as directors elect new corporate officers and prepare the ballot. About 150 voters are eligible to participate in the balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Utesal
Red Bender
David Swarts
Corry Public Schools
Earl Cheney
Richard Rossbacher
Ballitines
Navy probes B-36 bomber inquiry fallout in hearings
Navy investigators pursue sources behind charges about the Air Force B 36 bomber amid resumed hearings. Capt. Sanford Wood, chief examiner, says no big surprises planned as Crommelin appears first, while Worth admits the anonymous memo spread false statements. The inquiry seeks any Navy aid to Worth and whether senior officers collide over strategic bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Cay
John G. Crommelin
Cedric Worth
Sanford Wood
Crommelin
Army
Aly Fores
Navy
Wood
Lsat
Dan A. Kimball
Worth
House Armed Services Committee
Naval Court of Inquiry
Acheson to Back U S in East West Peace Effort
Secretary of State Acheson pledged U S support to ease east west tensions, saying a peaceful end to the Cold War is possible but not quick or easy. He spoke before the United Nations Assembly and urged effort to address insecurity fueling global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acheson
North Atlantic Alliance
Assembly
Gas main shift lowers Corry pressure and lifts fire risk
Pennsylvania Gas Company shifted the line to North Corry as crews replace a deteriorated main near East Stith Street. Pressure dropped citywide with pilot lights, hot water heaters, and heating gear affected while dust disturbed pipes. Officials warned the issue cannot be fully eliminated and work continued to route flow to the new feeder while the eastern main is readied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
North City
Gas Company
North Corry
East Stith Street
House Members Back in Capital After Vacation
Congress returns from a month long recess with priority on adjournment by November 1 and major bills, including nearly 20 billion dollars in appropriation measures, facing ongoing debate. The House plans no large action but will consider defense finance, foreign aid, social security, minimum wage, price supports, and education funding amid partisan notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Fem
le Interior Department
Ostobar
Senate
SUI
Aimsaid
Howse
Chamber
Senate Judiciary Committee
Debates Over Arms Bill Enter Third Day in Senate
Washington Sept 21 The Senate entered the third day of debate on the foreign arms bill. Critics pressed the cost and scope of the $1,314,010,000 measure. Senator George UD-Ala led the opposition with two main demands: cut North Atlantic Pact funding from $1,000,000,000 to $500,000,000 and share defense-plans approval power with President Truman for the North Atlantic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George Ud-Ala
Congress
Truman
North Atlantic
KKK Leader Morris Freed After 87 Days in Jail
Alabama Klan leader William Hugh Morris was released from jail after 87 days on a contempt citation for refusing to produce secret records. Circuit Judge Rabb ent Wheeler granted release as Morris faced a new grand jury with a 28-name list Morris claimed to have memorized but did not disclose. He had previously claimed the list was lost and later said an official had stolen it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KKK
Avoociated
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Elan
William Hugh Morris
Morris
G Rulsine
Rabbent d. Wheeler
Mt Stele
Driver Cited In Rt 6 Wreck In Hughes Corners
A Cleveland truck driver was arrested after a collision at the Hughes Corners junction of Routes 6 and 19. Russell Dimond, 32, was charged with failing to stop at a stop sign. Charles Ecker, 21, was unable to stop and his car sustained $260 in damage. his wife Juditi needed medical treatment for neck and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hughes Corners
Corry
Russell Dimond
Charles Ecker
Rautle
Dimond
Eckert
Juditi
Fox
State AFL League Maps 1950 Strategy in Pennsylvania Race
Harrisburg Sept 21 The 5 Labor League reported Republican funds influenced Pennsylvania’s 26th district special election. James Le McDevitt, chairman of the state Federation of Labor, claimed up to 750000 dollars were poured into the district 48 hours before polling, aiding John Saylor who defeated Mrs. Robert Coffey. Labor groups supported Coffey's Democratic bid. Saylor won amid National Committee money claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
5 Labor League
Congress
Pennsylvania
James le McDevitt
Teague
State Federation of Labor
John
Saylor
Robert Coffey
Cambria
Armstrong-Indiana
Gasaney
Calfey
Enalrplans
Apl-Labor League
National Committee
Lane
McDevitt
Tk Telly
Talks Resume Aimed At Ending Steel Dispute
Conciliators consider an employer paid pension plan as basis for settlement in the steel talks. Reported proposals surface as Ford and CIO Steel Workers circle pension issues amid looming Saturday midnight strike threat. President Murray and Cyrus Ching press for further talks as officials weigh a worker paid pension component and potential health coverage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Susemipaloyerepatel
Pebston
Coriet
Philly Murray
CIO Steel- Workers
Turtie Board
Detroit
Ford Motor
Campary
Chalbart
CTO Rifle
Bonrel
Porthis
John A. Senter
Ford
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediator Service
Nailed Murray
Ghine
Avielés
Richard Dix Dies After Brave Final Battle
Los Angeles reports the death of Richard Dix a famed motion picture star and rugged outdoorsman who died of heart disease at Holmhood Hospital He fought to the end with his wife Mrs Dix at his side A private funeral service will be held at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendalet Following services to be announced by the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
neMeRress
Los Angeles
T Cay
Richard Dix
Dix
Inka Holmhood Hospital
George O Berg
Bald
Ifr
Gimester
Forest Lawn Memorial
Glendalat
Overloaded Trucks Arrested Across Border Area
Police report up to 11 trucks halted near the Ohio New York lines for overloading being fined $50 for carrying loads beyond 10 percent of permit. Portable scales deployed near state borders caught offenders amid a push to enforce weight limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Simi
Posen
Sparta Wreck Causes $300 In Vehicle Damage
Two autos sustained about $300 damage in a morning collision on Route 77 in Spartias Surg borough. Clare J Burton 20 of Siete burg drove a 1940 Ford coach behind Merle E Ryans 42 of Clymer who pulled over to pick up a passenger. Burton said fogged windows hindered his view. front of Ryans Plymouth was damaged $200 and rear of Burton’s car $100. Police said investigation ongoing to determine charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartias
Marchine Way
Bigte Police
Joa
Satellie
Clare J. Burton
Sieteburg
Merle E Ryans
Clymer
Ryans
Burton
Polis
Exons
Police Seek Clues in $60,000 Jewel Robbery
Pittsburgh police investigated a large jewel theft as a traveling salesman was robbed of gems valued at around $60,000 while dining. The incident occurred in a downtown restaurant when two men seized his suitcases containing the jewels near the cashier’s stall. A female customer reported seeing two men leave the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsbursh
Owen R. Givard
Wyneste
Tellls Prustenses Sontalnine
End of DST Trains Schedule Change Across Lines
Daylight Saving Time ends next Sunday prompting the Pennsylvania and Erie Railroads to revert to pre DST schedules. Westbound trains No 72 and 67 and 19 shift to early evening and morning departures while eastbound No 60 27 and 8 10 adjust to late afternoon and early night times. Suburban bus lines, post office hours, and courier services will realign to the new times. drinking establishments may face altered hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsyliia
Erie
Suardiays
Hsia Ym
Pennsylvania Lne
Ava
Howe
Hike Our Annes Bogatisy
Corry Peet
Sluskey
Motir Shane
Coal Shipments Continue On PRR Amid Strike
PRR freight moves to Great Lakes persist though no coal mined since Monday. Local Renovo division officials report no layoffs due to the strike while nationwide layoffs reach about 15,000 shop and talent personnel, with 12,000 more furloughed. Government coal freeze orders have been eased after, as noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesicouna Ieere
Vilth
Ust
Great Lakes
Firie Renovo
Pennsy
PRR
Trade unions in crisis over devaluation impact
Britain faces a political crisis as the Trade Unions Congress threatens to revolt against higher prices and wage pressures. The TUC delays endorsement of devaluation while Cripps pledges government effort to curb price rises. Observers see Union reluctance as a sign of internal strain within the Labour movement amid looming living-cost increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Britain
Belgium
France
Isly
Holand
Ieude Bituriets
Assur
Yeavionile Ohlet
Staf Lord Cripps
TUC
Nm Favor
THC
Siflee
Cripps
United States
Financing Assured for Buding Program in Pittsburgh
Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York agrees to back a multi million dollar urban redevelopment plan converting 24 acres of blighted land into a modern business district in Pittsburgh near the Point. Three story office buildings, costing 40,000 to 350,000,000, will be the first financed projects with the Urban Redevelopment Authority. Construction targeted for 1952, with major industrial firms negotiating for space. land to be acquired by the development authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asburgh
Equitable Life Assuance Company of
New York
Szreed
Pittsburgh
Equitable
Urban Redevelopment Authority of
Burgh
Sie
Point Een
Piltstuveh
Allesheny
Monongahela
David Bo Lawrence
Nouncktt Equitables
LaWwrence
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AFL
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Flord
Cyrus Ching
Fromat
Hwa
Ching
Richard
Gladys Canfield
South Street
Eost
Betty
Sparta
Spartansburg
Attlee
Cabinet
Railroad
Samay ‘Hobbs
Aliquippa
Yesterdi
Baltimore and OR Railroad
Erfisles
E Furgh
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