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19 Aug 1950
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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
Aug 19, 1950
Page
1
Refit Workshops Plotted For 1980s Day by Day
A fragmentary note notes plans to fit new equipment in a workshop schedule. It hints at a timetable through 1980 with references to orders, permits, and possible elapses of time. The readable text suggests ongoing preparations amidst uncertain dates.
President Truman Seeks Inflation Controls Without Privilege Concessions
President Truman presses for anti inflation measures with controls but without special privilege concessions or power curbs. Senate discussion centers on wage price powers and possible limits while Mayday and Fulbright argue over targeted exemptions. The Senate panel and House have moved bills granting authority to the President to impose wage price controls and rationing as needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Mayday
Alana
Tie Senate al Id
Tnda
Lands
Trominti
Barkley
Senate
Flandys
Gene Fulbright
D-Ark
Awever
Fluerf
Dnl
Pale Dfibul
Coreres
Hopt
Thirman
Recruit numbers rise for 28th Division in Pennsylvania
The 28th Division recruiting shows steady improvement as Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strickler reports progress and notes openings for specialists and other qualified personnel. Guardsmen undergo physical exams at home armories while the division prepares for training at Camp Atterbury and camps in Indiana.
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PNG
Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
V Gu
Teteran
Ger
Daniel B. Strickier
Camp Alterbury
Ind
Court battle looms over city sewer job dispute
A court battle looms as the city, Donovan Construction Co, and Concrete Pipe Co negotiate over a $13000 withheld payment on the East Smith Street sewer project. City Solicitor Walter Seubi schedules a Friday meeting with Mayu J. Fre Kinley and others to seek a mutual agreement and stall court action. The talks focus on contract wording, disputed work, and a city audit of city forces' work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elly
Copmiete Pipe Co
Olily Nas
Gorptor
Sopcan
Donovan
Ube
Smith Street
Stort
Solleisor
Walter Seubi
Comtructuc
Elas
Aolieitur
Sesson
Mayu J
Plie
Ng Hien
Asl Picties PhD
Yartonk Tines
York
Chis
Exael Lobal
Scott
Battered freighter rides out hurricane toward Wilmington port
The 727 ton S. S. Russell R. Jones and its crew rode 40 foot waves as it neared Wilmington North Carolina. The U S Navy ship Kleinsmith arrived to assist after a fire in forward holds and lifeboats were damaged, but all crewmen were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis
Wilmington
N. C
Oast Guard
S. S. Russell R. Jones
Wralle
Kleinsmith
Russell Jones
Wayne
Los Angeles
Norfolk, Va
Voter registration chaos in city polling scene
Reported voting eligibility confusion as registrars at the municipal building struggled with party affiliation counts showing 71 Republicans and 48 Democrats. The piece notes 42 address changes and alleged agitation by Erie Bar grips urging registration, with claims of irregular activity surrounding the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugks
Ito
Etock Tashniehy
Munepal
Mes Eljyel Stowe
Fred
Erie Ji Bar
Walter Bedell Smith Named New CIA Chief
Walter Bedell Smith, former United States ambassador to Russia from 1946 to 1949, chosen as the new chief of the Central Intelligence Agency. The move, announced amid questions about CIA performance after North Korea’s invasion, replaces Rear Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter who will leave to command a cruiser division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Associated Press
Washington
Walter Bernt Smith
Genet
Moscow
Central Intelliuence Agency
Cray
Smith
United Suits
Russia
Truman
Jane
Ruissia
CTA
Rosscoe H. Hillenkoetter
House
Charles Rix Okgins
Haltskoetter
OTA
Acadeniral
Settils
Navy
Hillenkoetter
A. Ross Storemen
Off Settifg
GTA
U.S
South Korea
Hillenkortter
CTA jWas
Third baby arrives in birth of quadruplets
Sydney Australia August 18 A third baby a girl arrived tonight in the quadruplets birth to Mrs Betty Sara Juneilyish war bride at Bellingen Hospital. Doctors expect the fourth to arrive soon. The first two babies were christened today. their names were not revealed. The mother reached the half way mark last night as the second quad was born. The first was born 26 hours earlier. Four doctors attended and expressed confidence the final delivery would be successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Betty Sara
Bellingen Hospital
Sara
Corry Narrowly Escapes Severe Power Outage After Storm
A powerful strike of lightning hit PenElec lines causing four generators to trip and outages across Corry and Meadville. Power was restored gradually as the Seward transmission lines failed and later reconnected, with limited service in the surrounding counties until early evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Unes
Lightning Wheels Puuvialya
Seward
Ansa
Sturbrick
Hobman
Sconty
Erie
Deep Cruel
Lientines
Feaitury
Studs Fen
Meadville
Piney Dam
Clarion Sind
Ol City
Pranielin
OU City
First Blood Bank Use At Corry Hospital
Physicians at Corry Hospital used the blood bank for the first time after a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. A transfusion proceeded quickly from Corry donors, with type-matched blood sourced from the hospital refrigerator if possible. The hospital plans to complete a transfusion within minutes once a patient’s blood type is known.
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Corry Hospital
Corry
Hugh O'Hare
Buffalo Blood Bank Center
Eraft 3
O'Hare
Dilworth to Speak to Voters in Curry and Nearby Towns
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ian Dyworth also known as Dilworth arrives in Curry for a Thursday noon rally with Mrs Dilworth and two children. He plans visits to Albion North East and Union City and a Crawford county stop Wednesday. He travels by car and speaks from a platform atop a station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Dyworth
Pennsylvania
Hernitaria
Curry
Philadelphia
Win
DilWorth
Wall
Pire
Sud Iit
Erie County
Albion
North Hast
Union City
Jim
Crawford County
Venango County
Ex-Corryite Plans Erie Office Opening in September
Dr Richard Lyons, a Curry High School graduate, announces offices opening September 15 in the Palace Hardware Building, Erie. He trained in biology and urology, served at Mayo Clinic 1946 49, studied at Gunderson Clinic and LaCrosse Hospital, earned MD from University of Pittsburgh in 1943, and worked as a civilian physician in Okinawa before retiring to the States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
A. C. Lyons
Fort Allegany
Lyons
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
D. C
Okinawa
US Army Engineers
Beans Stolen Worth 100 Dollars From City Market
A theft at Corry Supply and Equipment on West Washington Street reports 42 crates of white beans valued at over 100 dollars missing from a small platform outside the farm supply store. The incident occurred around 1 am with the beans valued at more than their bagged weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
T. R. Sorenson
Sorenson
Additional Reserves Called by Marine Corps and Army
The Marine Corps and Army bar more reserves to active duty following August plans. The Marine Corps will recall volunteer reserve sergeants and limited officers including captains and lieutenants from ground and aviation units, with many reporting in September and October. Non pilot officers with aviation specialties will also be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Marine Corps
Army
Lerchey
Fleet Marine's Corps Reserve
Belgian Red Chief Shot To Death In Liege
Liege reports the head of Belgium s Communist party Tully Eahaut was shot at his home. He died from three bullets fired by an assailant who fled the scene. His wife witnessed the shooting as police pursued the suspect amid postwar unrest and political tension.
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Associated Press
Liege
Belgium
Tully Eahaut
Belgiat Communist Party
Lst Atheast
Gical Party
Assaast
Nation
Fagun Tam
Lihue
Petiny
Belulan
Tlie
Bunnie
Troteller
Ube
Lalyth
Aticeler
Parla
First Entries Filed in Miss Corry Contest
The Corry Chamber of Commerce revives the Miss Cary festival contest with Grange No 68 entries. Journe Clatvata a Corry employee and Mantella Stover of nearby towns lead the field as candidates. Balloting planned in The Joven with voter eligibility limited to men on a formal ballot.
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Cary
Crmmeren
Jung
Min Mantella
Stover
Waltimg
Eit Fries Ore
Granger
East Branch
Walts Wing
West Spring Creek
Cylue- Bile
Snd
Clymer
Tech
Gorey
Babson survey blames needless hoarding amid wartime fears
A Babson College report criticizes stockpiling by businesses and consumers as excessive. It warns hoarding fuels inflation and may hasten price controls and rationing while urging sensible stock levels and avoiding panic buying in the current Korea era.
Forces retreat on two fronts after island landing
Reported naval shelling forces enemy units to pull back on two fronts. Landing on Tok chok Island preceded by bombardment, with Reds retreating before American assaults near Taegu and in the Chongnyong area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokchok Island
Taegu
Chongnyong
Allied landings behind Communist lines shift Korean War fronts
Allied forces announced a surprise amphibious landing deep in North Korean territory as South Korean and American troops pushed the North Koreans on two fronts. MacArthur described the operation as significant though details were limited, while the main assault focused on Tokehok and Taegu areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Red
United Nutiony
Aseulte
Park
Seoul
Ure
MacArthur
Navy
Sata Tukeluds
Dingloved
Win Boulit Booremayer
Tokehok
Naktang
Taegu
Noktone Bulge
Taeel
Runnt
Wavensar
North Korean losses in Korea war estimated by Army
The Army estimated North Korean forces have lost about 5 000 men in the invasion of South Korea. South Korean losses through three weeks totaled 97 000. American casualties by roundup will be released later when of value to the enemy.
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Assoc
Washington
Aus
South Korea
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