Fragmented Local Notice About Alley Access
A damaged fragment mentions an alley in a fe carne Qatar Aulon area with milk and liv terms unclear. No coherent facts identified due to garbled OCR text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
1
A damaged fragment mentions an alley in a fe carne Qatar Aulon area with milk and liv terms unclear. No coherent facts identified due to garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary text describes bids and property details from 1949 with unclear names and figures. It mentions lengths, rates, and tract references, but many words are garbled.
British cruiser London and sloop Black Swan engaged Communist shore guns below Nanking on the Yongyi River. Amethyst suffered heavy casualties as the two vessels were hit, with 20 dead and up to 40 wounded reported aboard the Amethyst. Burgeoning hostilities in the Chinese civil war prompted fears of further losses as government and Communist forces clash near Tikang in the Yangtze basin.
SANTIAGO April 21 An earthquake struck south central Chile Tuesday night killing four people per Interior Ministry. A phone report from Angol to President Videla custody said the quake measured with violent force at 10 54 am local time. Communications were restored as the governor confirmed the disaster’s impact was not as severe as first feared. President Videla toured the affected area.
A 52 year old St Marys woman Mrs Mire Cantero perished in a fire at her home due to hot ashes from a pipe. Coroner and local authorities investigated the incident as the town wardens attempted to extinguish the blaze. The fire occurred 19 miles from Penny County town, sparking an emergency call and cautions for nearby residents.
Associated Press reports the United Nations may adopt a resolution on Communist government influence in Hungary and Bulgaria. A special committee may press a resolution weighing clergymen relief and church-state issues, with debate over whether to delay until the next General Assembly. Delegates from Britain, Canada, Belgium, Bolivia, and others favor a European inquiry, while the United States opposes.
At Paris on April 21 the Communist backed world peace conference opened its seventh session with harsh attacks on the North Atlantic Alliance the Marshall Plan Americas atomic policy and the Brussels pact. Paul Robeson spoke angrily urging action for black Americans and drew rebuttals from NAACP leaders. About 2000 delegates from many nations attended the session.
The body of John Pachill, a fluEment Worker who had been missing over a month, was recovered from the Youghiogheny River yesterday by an 11 year old boy fishing nearby. Pachill had been last seen in the West for work sites.
The school board plans a full explanation of the multiple tax measures before May 28. Proposed levies include 7% amusements, a membership tax, and several phase adjustments. Opposition focuses on who will be taxed and which services qualify, with exemptions for Stanford Hose members and certain clubs. The board will discuss the tax plan at the May 9 meeting and seek adoption before May 23.
Harrisburg April 21 Pennsylvanias blind pension system would be completely revamped under legislation before the Senate today The measure would raise needy blind persons to at least 65 dollars a month from 40 While still allowing some to receive 40 a month and permit up to 100 4 year in other income if able to work and own property eligibility would open to federal funds estimated at 6 000 000 in the next two years to finance the program The bill arose from talks between state legislators and federal officials in Washington
Washington reports show March non-farm employment down 150,000 from February to 43,848,000 with earnings and hours declining. Officials note delayed spring uptrend, Easter timing, and potential investment cuts may deepen weakness, even as Secretary Snyder cites higher year‑ago employment and strong purchasing power.
In Silonika a Greek court sentences Gregory Staklopoulos to life imprisonment for the murder of American correspondent George Poll. Alleged triggermen Adam Mougeridee and Evangelos VaiVavids were executed in absentia, while Blakiopoulos’ mother Anna was acquitted for complicity.
State Police say a 20 year old man arrested for auto theft may be questioned in connection with a bank robbery and kidnapping of two Weirton policemen. Orville Kittle of Greene County Pennsylvania was arrested last night and held on auto theft warrants. Morgantown police indicated interest and Morgantown officers would conduct further questioning. West Virginia officials will handle any interrogation.
Senate debate over housing amendments intensifies as Myers says the Bricker Cain anti segregation proposal will face strong opposition. He notes only a few votes may back an amendment allowing local communities to decide public housing policy. Civil rights context colors the gridlock as parties weigh non discrimination aims.
Rep. Coffey, 30, wartime hero and Army Reserve colonel, died when his B-60 Shooting Star crashed during a refueling flight at Kirtland AFB. Lt. Col. William Ritchie witnessed the crash and described sparks and a grinding wheel-like arc. The airfield investigation was ordered as Coffey’s body was found in the wreckage and flooding of the arroyo followed the accident. The Treasury report on April 18 shows budget figures for the period.
Davison Fogle Lumber Mill at Titusville changes hands with Clair Howard named operator. Old owner Ralph Power retiring after 50 years in the business. New ownership aims at expansion and retail manufacturing, with additional staff expected.
President Truman named an emergency board to investigate the dispute involving Aliquippa Shushery Rallyoad and the Brotherhood of Rallyoad Trainmen. The board, headed by Judge Anghewr Jackson and Attorney Riper T Reli, will operate for 60 days to determine jurisdiction and possible settlement amid a looming 60 day strike and a 1800 worker walkout risk.
Narrishurg reports that after weeks of behind the scenes pressure from operators, the administration abandoned eighteen plans to tax coal. A spokesman said the next move was to boost bond requirements for both anthracite and bituminous stripping operators as an alternative.
Harrisburg April 41 Appl 41 The Associated Press reports that a bill banning job discrimination for Pennsylvanians was killed today by a Senate committee. James H Berger of the Renate labor committee said the group postponed action, while Gov Dutt pressed the measure. The vote followed a pattern identical to two weeks prior, with the labor committee killing the bill in its present form.
Bulk buyers pay higher rates as quality improves in the maple syrup season. Producers like Wiggers and Walfshire buyers report most syrup graded No 1 and fancy, with prices at 25 cents a pound for fancy and 22 to 24 cents for lower grades. Major buyers include Vermont Evaporator, Caray, Farm Bu Tea, and United Maple Products.
Lansford April 21 Six thousand miners join a sit down strike at Lehigh Navigation Coal Company operations. Two thousand walked off yesterday and 4000 followed this morning as UMW Panther Valley Committee urged a stay home action. Strike aims to force pay deviation grievance resolution and halt production until demands are met.
Bids for general construction and related work on Carry Memorial Hospital exceed the projected 700000 by about 60000 with the lowest bids ranging up to 419000 for specific phases. The federal government covers about one third, the institution must raise 250000 more locally, and a decision on bids is expected within a week with further study by directors and architects.
A fragmented legal notice appears on Page 11 of a 19th century newspaper, detailing council actions and warding ordinances. The legible sections reference map publish dates, regional divisions, and measures under discussion, with several lines unreadable.
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