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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1949
Page
1
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Report of the Fairhaven sale being called off and the asset to be sold to a private investor follows safety curbs push on Russian spy activity. Steel talks resume in air of pessimism as union officials insist on pension and social insurance, with no sign of agreement. Associated Press reports Pittsburgh hearings and nationwide strike tensions, noting a possible strike Friday if no progress.
Mr and Mrs Robert Callen of Clymer are credited with the birth of twin sons at Curry Hospital this morning. The twins, the third set delivered there, arrived around 12 25. The mother, Bonnie Diller, and both babies are reported doing fine.
Pittsburgh Sept 16 tension mounts in western Pennsylvania as 480000 United Mine Workers begin the second week of the nationwide walkout. John L Lewis says a settlement is possible. steel talks lag, police patrol riot-prone areas, and three men face riot charges. Some nonunion mines run with reduced output as miners press for a pension plan and contract talks resume Thursday at White Sulphur Springs.
Detroit dispatch reports a major contract dispute involving 115 000 Ford Motor Co workers, with bargaining in a 48 hour window as union negotiators push toward a possible strike across Ford plants unless an agreement is reached before the early Thursday deadline.
Blackmer pleads guilty to tax evasion in a court tax case tied to the Teopol Dome scam. Prosecutors say income underreporting and related schemes involved prominent figures in Denver. The plea follows testimony linking the scheme to Wyrape Fu and other associates.
FPHA says sale rules were not met under Plan No 1 and bids may be sought via Plan No 2. Private investors have offered for the 100 unit project while deposits for 56 units may be returned. Officials consider recalling the sale for bids on the entire development as plans shift away from individual buyers. A separate report notes a youth football tragedy in Mars, highlighting a fatally injured player after a car incident.
Berlin dispatch says Russia has dotted eastern Europe with rocket launching bases for deadly weapons, with Allied intelligence citing possible sites from the Baltic to the Balkans. No evidence Soviet zone in Germany is being prepared, though Peenemuende on the Baltic coast is mentioned as a former German plant now rebuilt.
UnitedElectrical workers weigh strike action affecting about 200000 members as CIO disci ple panels review a 600 per year benefits package demand. Union reps from 61 locals and 65 Westinghouse focus units meet amid company refusals to grant pay raises, shorter hours, and enhanced pension and health plans under wage reopening clauses.
Sept 26 report from Allegheny General Hospital states a deaf mute woman was beaten near her home. Police arrested Hazel Blackwell, 54, after a yard call from a passerby led to the identification of suspect Dawin Cummings, 21, at hospital. He faces aggravated assault and battery charges.
Battalion headquarters notes Butler scheduled to inspect Company A tonight ahead of the annual inspections October 11 and October H. Top officials of the Pennsylvania National Guard lead the reviews as part of yearly readiness checks.
London reports rapid Western and Soviet advances in atomic energy near the iron curtain. Tass claims Russia has had atomic weapons since 1947 while Europe debates Spain and Czechoslovakia uranium finds. Diplomatic moves in Madrid and Washington surface as scientists migrate to Russia and Germany aids the Soviet program.
A U S district judge delayed James Smith's execution after a late appeal to Governor James H. Duff, preserving the death row inmate from Philadelphia for now. The case involves Smith's 1920s slaying of taxicab driver John J. Haines, with further notes on related electric chair proceedings and a separate strangulation case.
Merchants announce Corry Days sales for the week with big drawings. A washing machine and other prizes worth about 150 dollars will be awarded Saturday afternoon at the Clarksville National Bank. Tickets go to customers based on purchases at participating stores with fractions earning extra tickets.
The Coggy Memorial Hospital received 21095 in Blue Cross hospital payments during the first six months of the year. Western Pennsylvania hospitals saw a 13.8 percent rise in payments to a record 354,540. Payments funded 86 cents of each dollar to hospital bills and 14 cents to reserves for future claims. Blue Cross enrollment in western Pennsylvania reached 1,368,135, up over 59,000 since January.
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Edward Kandel condemned Russia for using pressure and demonstrations to bend prewar Marshal Tito and urged Moscow to prove its peace aims. He addressed the UN Assembly in a direct appeal to Soviet leaders while Andrei Vishinsky listened, and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson criticized Russia’s imperialism.
Pittsburgh officials report a fatal fire in a two story rooming house injuring five others severely. Seven escaped with minor injuries. The dead include Mrs. Tustine Walker age 44 and an unidentified man. Rescue ropes aided trapped residents on an upper floor. Fire Chief Davis estimated damages at 3000 dollars.
Washington Sept 26 A revived rumor says Senator Marty is thinking about running for governor of Pennsylvania. Martin flatly denied the speculation to a reporter, saying the United States Senate is the most fascinating job he has had and he will stay to continue his reform efforts. He has long pushed for reductions in government size spending controls and taxes.
U S lawmakers pressed warnings on Soviet espionage and security as Rep Velde argued for probes into the nation’s security setup. O’Conor condemned Communist infiltration and called for barring or removing agents, even under diplomatic cover, amid Moscow’s atomic weapon disclosures.
Jeannette Pennsylvania September 26 Associated Press reports years of constant strife blamed for the murder suicide at a local clothing store where Peggy Brasill worked. The surviving husband and boy friend figure in the unfolding account as police and witnesses describe the chaotic scene.
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