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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1948
Page
1
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Haifa dispatch reports that the outlawed Stern Gang has made indirect threats against the life of Dr. Ralph Bunche the newly appointed United Nations mediator in Palestine. Israeli authorities move to dissolve the Stern Gang as it escalates efforts to undermine UN mediation while details of the threats are kept secret.
Ambush in Jerusalem area claims an American as gunfire erupts during a convoy to the city. US officials and Jewish authorities report the victim as a technical adviser with limited details released. Armored guards are deployed around key figures as the United Nations mediator seeks safety assurances amid rising tensions.
Reports describe a spate of battery thefts in the area. A battery valued at $50 was taken from a facility near a rail siding, with earlier incidents nearby including a city reactor and equipment near a rail yard. Police are investigating the pattern and suspects.
A powerful hurricane with 100 mile per hour winds moves toward the citrus belt of central Florida after crossing the Florida Keys. Shelter use rises in Miami as the storm tracks near Clewiston and the Everglades, with power outages reported and evacuations increasing along the coast.
About 20 teachers in the Corry schools system will enroll in two extension courses offered here by instructors from Edinboro State Teachers College. Helen McDonnell will teach a short story unit and Mrs Env Campbell will lead a course on appreciation. Classes run 4:90 to 6:0 p m and 7:30 to 8:80 p m each Wednesday, starting this week.
An explosion in Cairo's Jewish quarter today leveled four buildings, killing nine and injuring twelve as ambulances rushed to the scene. Police cordoned the area and launched an investigation amid chaotic scenes and ongoing inquiries.
Threat of a nationwide strike by about 25 000 telephone workers looms as wage talks with Pan Am and American Airlines routes proceed. CIO official says cooling off periods may avert action. longshore operations and packing-house talks also tense with potential idle workers.
Postmaster James Sullivan announced Ivan Smith of 241 East Pleasant Street will become superintendent of mails on October 1, the first time since 1937. The role oversees dispatch and receipt of mail, carrier duties, and supervision, a change from prior arrangements when the postmaster handled supervision.
Four top Democrats and Republicans clash over natural resources as Truman Dewey and Warren rally in Western states and midwest capitals. Dewey criticizes policies on timber oil and minerals while Truman denounces past administrations. Warren accuses agriculture politics of national importance.
George E Earl former Pennsylvania governor announces support for Thomas Dewey Republican candidacy saying Dewey offers the best chance for peace. Earl a former diplomat under Roosevelt urges Democrats who value national survival over party loyalty to back the New York governor.
A plan to open a vocational department in Moscow outlines new staff. Mayor Scott, superintendent Omenn, and John Tach back the effort. Guy Swaste will head the shop with a $3,150 salary. Tate Harper may join as coordinator at $9,700. About 78 boys show interest as Greensbayes tech posts await release and machine tools procurements.
Representatives from the western part of the Roosevelt Highway Association plan a 6:15 p m meeting at Hotel Cofy to finalize plans for statewide improvements on the highway from Kane to the Ohio state line. Ray Smork, highways superintendent, will discuss the project and present possible funding support from the Western Lockieh.
Britain pledges support for Bernadotte’s plan to resolve the Palestine question. Foreign Secretary Bevin tells the House the UN effort aims to prevent undermining the Swedish envoy’s mission. Bevin warns the only path is to pursue the trusteeship proposal to achieve peace.
Readings fell to near 26 degrees with light damage reported to crops and gardens. Cold spot at the Howard tannery recorded 20 degrees as frost crept through town. officials warned of further frost and possible light agricultural impact.
Spokesman reports that the United States Britain and others pursue joint talks in Moscow on a world-wide settlement. Foreign Secretary Bevin declared talks premature and Israel remarks suggest cautious acceptance of the staged agreement while official conclusions await full report.
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways awards a contract to Baldwin Brothers Proving Company of Cleveland for 106 miles of pavement 22 feet wide with reinforced concrete, replacing narrow rural routes. The $179 504.51 bid covers road widening, trenching, and a reinforced concrete structure over LeBoeuf Creek. Work begins near Hammett to upgrade this rural route project with new paving and drainage.
On Sept 22 in Albuquerque Governor Dewey promised a blueprint for preventing global conflict and achieving domestic stability with economic improvement to avoid inflation. He outlined a national peace plan to be discussed in his third major speech, while details were to be shared via a New Mexico state radio hookup.
Nomination of a new Corry Fire Department chief to replace long serving Andy Payton advances. Stanford Hose Company votes for a candidate, with council approval set for next Monday and October 1 as potential start if named.
Western powers gave the Soviet Union a week to reach an agreement on the Berlin crisis before likely UN action. U S and British officials discuss notes to Moscow while UN General Assembly prepares for autumn session. Berlin papers report secret meetings by Communist leaders amid mounting tension over the blockade and allied responses.
About 100 pastors and delegates from churches in northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York gathered at the local Baptist church for a meeting. The event featured remarks from Rev Henry Muthland and others as part of the ongoing fellowship and fundraising outreach.
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