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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1951
Page
1
fragmentary OCR note from Enon area teased 320
A partial readable line from a historical page mentions the number 320 and an Enoe or similar place reference, suggesting a local detail or notice. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or named entities.
Jock Gory and Niece of Third County COM Case
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a COM case involving Jock Gory and a niece from Third County. Details are unclear, but the item appears to be a court or official record note with names and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock
Gory Eaikth
Third County
Fragmentary Street Map Note Includes Vague Directions
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a street line description with references to Ward Be, Mt East, Smith degrees, and a noted person Barton I113-90-27. The text appears as partial geometry and names with unclear context, offering little actionable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens Street
Wayne
Smith
Barton
Administration Accused Of Smoke Screen On MacArthur Views
Senator Hickenlooper accused the administration of smoke screening the question whether Gen. MacArthur's military views were shared by the joint chiefs. The dispute, reflecting a congressional split, arose as lawmakers prepared a joint inquiry into Far Eastern military policy. In Tokyo, officials said MacArthur could substantiate his claims with documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorwon
Associated Press
Washington
Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Douglas MacArthur
Long
D-La
MacArthur
Pacific
Russia
China
Senate Foreign Relations
Lone
Armed Services Group
Comuniteas
Humphrey
D-Minn
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Capehart
R-Ind
Taft UR
Ohio
Korea
Red China
Manchuria
Formosa
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Warf
Far East
Truman
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs
Knowland
Babson Sees Prosperity In Future
Roger W. Babson argues the gyrolite theory suggests prosperity ahead with war production shifting to peace goods. He notes arms industry cycles, suggesting stable demand for tanks jeeps airplanes bombs as older models are scrapped or sold abroad. The piece hints at ongoing debate on postwar economic balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babron Pats
Local Barber Sells Shop Buys Movie Theatre
The Harold Hicks barber at 38 West Main Street sold his shop to John Miller of North Center Street and will take over a 20 seat Valley Theatre in Little Valley New York. Hicks plans to move to Cattaraugus County next month after holding a public sale at his farm on Cony R D 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hicks
West Main Street
John
Jack) Miller
North Center Street
Fourth Ward
Waterhouse
Hicks
Corry
Gartering
Erie General Eleating Works
Valley Theatre
Litle Valley
N.Y
Evie Gulberg
Jamestown
Cony. R. D
Cattaraugus County
Hold Up Action On Loyalty Oath
Harrisburg April 21 The House state government committee chair says action on the loyalty oath bill is stalled while the Justice Department screens its full implications Public hearings on the disputed measure are also pressing Watkins Schuylkill Republican notes the Senate passed bill would require all state municipal and school employees including teachers in state aided colleges to swear they are not subversives The American Legion backs the measure with Armstrong Senator Albert R Pechan leading the opposition citing concerns over those who have something to hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Justice Department
Ivan C. Watkins
Schuylkill
Watkins
MacArthur’s New York Ovation Ends With Record Cheers
General Douglas MacArthur rests after a sensational ovation in New York applauded by 7.5 million people along a 15 mile parade route. Crowds cheered as he toured the Waldorf Astoria and Astoria Hotel, with plans to visit Chicago and Maywood, Illinois, while reminders honored World War II and Bataan. President Truman’s Far East policy and the Pacific command sparked debate that may echo into the 1952 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Douglas
MacArthur
Wil
Amerie
Chitago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Macarius Dimedinie
Walden Astoria
Chicuze
Maywood
Til
Bataan
Vishnu HH Wen
Howe
Biel
Truman
Mac
Authur
Waldarr-Astorta
Yorke
Four or more dead in DeKalb plant cave in
Four or perhaps five workmen were killed today when a large building under construction for Krash Cheese Company collapsed near Atlanta. Police said the Dekalb county plant of Evatt Cheese Company was involved. Details were scarce as ambulances and police cars rushed to the site and officials described the incident as very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Decatur
Krash, Cheese Company
Atlanta
Dekalb County
Evat Cheese Company
F. E. Kelley
Fie Suib
Byban Atlante
Mississippi Flood Threat Spurs Evacuation Efforts
Heavy rains push the Mississippi toward record crests, prompting evacuations of about 9,000 people and alerts across Wisconsin Iowa Illinois and surrounding states. Levees are strengthened as Red Cross National Guard civil defense teams aid victims and prepare for possible higher floodwaters. Cooler showers expected today while lower Mississippi Valley remains safe for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mississippi
Upper Valley
Midwest
Old Man
Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Calro
Contino Faces Hearing In Los Angeles
Dick Contino, a noted concert entertainer, was ordered to appear next Tuesday before a U S grand jury for failure to submit to induction into the Army. He surrendered after fleeing Fort Ord following a $4,000 a week nightclub engagement. He was arraigned on the charge of failure to report.
Erie and Penny to Change Train Times This Sunday
Erie and Penny announce new Sliver timetables for Corry to align with Daylight Saving Time on Sunday April 29. Changes cover Westbound Nos 1 6 7 and Eastbound Nos 2 and 4 for weekday and Saturday services, with DST causing local times to be one hour faster than standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
PENNY
Pennsylvania
Corry
Erle
Banas
Driver cited in fatal crash arrests in Pennsylvania
Donald Brace, a truck driver with a suspended license, was arrested after a crash that killed Richard Shook of Elgin. Police say Brace was driving a motor vehicle while license suspended, with a prior 90 day suspension for speeding noted in state records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Brace
Donald R. Brace
Richard Shook
Elgin Wis
David I. Parmenter
Brace
Eisenhower Resting Weekend in Luxembourg Stay
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife April spent a second consecutive weekend in Libbuitsourg as guests of United States Minister Berle Mesta. The Eisenhowers relaxed at their Pari headquarters and were described as resting during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
General Uni
Dwight D. Eiberhower
Luxembourg
Pari
Lib
Donations Boost Hospital Fund Toward 700000 Build
The Jew ary Memurli Hospital project nears opening with $8950 more donated by local groups and individuals. Archie W Thompson Post and Veterans of Foreign Wars add $1400, Moose Lodge contributes $1400, and other gifts push the total toward the planned expansion and equipment purchases for the May 12 public opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge
Moose
Rex Theatre to Install New Air Conditioning System
A new air conditioning system will be ready for operation at the Rex Theatre by month’s end. John Britt and associates disclosed that a penthouse style unit atop West South Street theatre will pull in fresh air, cool it, and distribute it via ducts near the stage while exhausting stale air near the projection booth. The design mirrors a successful unit at East Aurora New York and may operate year round. EB Shard of Bullato is contractor for the building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Theatre
John Britt
Bialy Theatre
Blut
East Aurora
Velie Hasdlew
US Advisory Group for Formosa Approved
Formal approval of a US military assistance advisory group for Formosa is reported with negotiations ongoing. Foreign Minister George Yeh notes the group may be renamed and begin operating next month, likely under the SS embassy system with Minister Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Dateer
Finmnesi
Na Wonalist Ghinwsodas
Formosa
George Yeh
Lite
Miyson
Moog
Weurh Fy Rankin
Gas Company Plans New Well on Carter Hill Site
The Pennsylvania Gas Company announces drilling a new well on Carter Hill after years without production. William H Locke, projector of the plan, says the rig from Kansas will be moved to the site near Frank Gupper and a 900 foot hole drilled. Officials claim the first four wells on Carter Hill have been modest, with hope that the seventh may yield a productive pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
William H Locke
Burt Asso
Pete Tieniaan
Flanigan Bronheys
Tye
Bradford
Kansas
Olla
Frank Gupper
Carter Han
PGC
Larkly
17 Dead and 22 Missing in Ship Disaster
The Esso Greensboro and the Esso Suez collided in dense fog, exploding and igniting. Of 44 aboard, 17 died and 22 remained missing. five survived, including four from the Greensboro and one from the Suez. Rescue aircraft and cutters searched the area near Corpus Christi, Texas, amid continued hope for additional survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaded
Ordeans
Apiilal
Weyers
Miesien
Tak Marine
Reighler
Athulie Vunel
Esso Suez
Wise Wallision
Ae Grappsbury
Greensboro
Suez
Core Christi
Tex
John A Horton
Cambridge
Mass
Shea Flower
Corpus Christi
Huron
LeRoy E. Fay
Baltimore
James
Fay
Coast
Boy Burned In Fall On Stove
A boy suffered burns after a fall on a stove. He received medical treatment at a hospital and remained under care through the night. The boy’s condition later improved and his mother arrived at the hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnmiey Piuy
Fee
Murnitie
Mostitil
Aimee Degree
Hoy
Mateher
Gunso
New Government Plan Aims to Stabilize Prices
Washington reports a proposed three point price stabilization plan to reduce consumer costs. Officials cite a three year average profit limit for manufacturers, prohibition on profiteering and a ban on price hikes until costs are absorbed. The plan envisions a broad order affecting 100000 to 150000 firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Erie Johnston
Een
Gulinaton
Gulinaton Hopes, to"nti-Inflation Eykos: Governewnt Officinis Firal
Prige Threstor Michiel
DIBA
Pune
DiSulfe
Johnston
Truman creates Wage Stabilization Board to settle labor disputes
President Truman established a new 12 member Wage Stabilization Board with power to recommend settlements on broad labor issues tied to the defense program. George Wy Taylor and a Pennsylvan ia University professor of industry have agreed to serve, with others to be named within days.
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WSB
Washington
Truman
George Wy Taylor
University Sal Fennsylvania
Indus
Nerve Peretaphy
Minn Juitil
Crrartead
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