Corry Road Notice on Deposits and Valley Timings
Fragmentary notice discusses a $50 deposit and timing rules tied to Corry Road. It mentions core authorities and mandates but lacks full details or locations.
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26 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 26, 1950
Page
1
Hospital ship Benevolence sinks in crash off Golden Gate
A hospital ship Benevolence sank after a collision with the freighter Mary Luckenbach near the Golden Gate. At least 18 dead and 82 missing or unaccounted. Navy court of inquiry ordered to determine cause as survivors recount chaotic scene and rescue efforts. Several hundred aboard included crew, medical staff, and patients. many treated for hypothermia and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Auourcher Whitt
Eolusion
R. Wirth
Niysl
Thiv
George D. Murras
Vom
Mander
Western Sea Frontier
Bam
Bereyntenen
Mate Tsand Navy Yard
Mare Island
Sie
Mary Luckenbach
Army
Navy
Medinal
Oat Knoll Navy Hospital
Oakland
Mayo Island Hospital
Letterman Army Hospital
Treasure Island
Coast Guard Gresham
Marine Hospital
Itter
Mary Tuetenbach
Thesr
Turbont
G. J. Kelifman
Zoning Board Hearing Sparks Expected Contention
Gorey Zoning Board of Appeals will hear the appeal of car lot operator Clifford Buesinks at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Opponents from Cory Memorial Hospital and other parties plan formal protests. The meeting may also address trailer camps proposed by Tennessee Gas Transmissions Co and related land use concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorey Zong Board of Appeals
Clifford Buesinks
Wit West Sinaisueel
Almst
Cory Memorial Hospital
Clie Coupe
Corry Memorialspi
Lal Association
Aiready
Hue
Bitesink
Tennessee | Gas Transenissins Co
Tiephire
Harry Blouit
Willum Armitage
al Holton
Zonite Board
City crash injures one. two cars damaged at Washington Center
At 9 10 PM two vehicles collided at the Washington and Center streets intersections. James Menard and Clarence Lindsey were involved. Lindsey failed to yield and will face charge. Occupant AY Firesidl sustained a minor head injury and a bruised knee. Police cite extensive damage, estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Novik Center
James Menard
North Cerney Street
Clarence Lindsey
Curry, R, D
Menard
East Washington Street
Lindsey
West Washington Street
North Center Street
Excess Profits Tax Advocates Losing Ground
Washington reports advocates for an excess profits tax on corporations losing ground as economic centrals bill faces wage and price control pushback. Senator O Mahoney backs moving forward toward a $4.5 billion general tax, while George doubts major changes will pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gears
George
Senate
All Men of Co A Pass Forts for Army Status
All men of Company A pass physical examinations as part of mobilization for Federal service. An advance detachment of six men will depart next week to arrange for equipment and military stores. Company A is expected to move to Camp Atterbury Indiana with the squad likely arriving before the September 1 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Allerbury
Tnd
Raymond W. Cutliseh
Oficer
Aelive Dulty Gs Am
Corry
Tadians
National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Palu
Luke
Tial
Trols
Alpemeth
Cette Dwreane der Yard View
Anita Lye-eene
Tratesseryins
Strickler Says He Won't Resign As Lieutenant Governor
Maj Gen Daniel B Strickler will not resign as Pennsylvania lieutenant governor when he enters the Army with the 28th Infantry Division He plans a temporary leave of absence from the Commonwealths number two post He and the division will report to Camp Atterbury Ind on Sept 5 for active Federal service If elected Gov Du is to Senate Strickler would be acting governor briefly with Sen M Harvey Taylor likely serving as acting governor during the interim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Daniel B. Strickler
Pennsylvania
28Th
Strickler
National Guard
Pennsylvania Natonal Guard
Fighting Infantry Division
Camp Atterbury
Ind
James
U.S. Senate
M. Harvey Taylor
Senate
City schools near full teaching staff prepare for opening
Officials report 1 600 students will return to city schools as preparations near completion. Only potential hire is a single additional instructor while uncertainty remains over a replacement for Miss Katherine McCray and a possible extra Spanish teacher for the junior high. Pipeline workers’ families add to crowding, mainly at elementary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Corry
Lawreses Tonelas
Norman Tarbell
Farol Wolfe
O Peplace
McCray
House Adopts Emergency Defense Bill Amid Spending Push
The House held a Saturday session to push through an emergency defense bill and boost weekend spending. Lawmakers aim to guard national security with about 814.7 billion dollars in defense funding and an additional 52 billion proposed, with cautions from military experts on future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Maton
Tex
Use House
United States
Appropriations
Mahori
Pentagon
State Police Keep Order at Mine Strike in Indiana
Indiana Pa Aug 26 state police were called to keep order as about 1 000 coal miners clashed with strikers at the Syntrott Company. Two men were arrested on rioting and disorderly conduct as about 150 employees attempted to form a union while others stayed on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Syintron Company
Syntrott
Army Plans to Operate Railroads During Seizure Period
The army, directing President Truman, prepared to run railroads nationwide during a seizure, with about 200,000 checkmen poised to strike and mixed positions from owners and unions. Supervisors were named, and measures aim to keep trains running as labor and management discuss terms amid a looming rupture.
Sparta Soldier Killed in Korea First From Area
The first Gerry area serviceman to die in Korea is Pfr. Herbert B Ruger of Spartansburg buried in B C His parents were notified in a Defense Department telegram. Ruger a World War II veteran served with the 27th Infantry Regiment and was reportedly sent directly to Korea after previous duty The Spartanburg area notes also list Pvt Dowald F Coles wounded and Pfc Theodore R Terwilliger wounded in August now in Tokyo hospital care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Japan
Africa
Europe
United States
North Amén Mest
Garsien
Germany
Pe. Ruger
Spartansburg
Flu Army
Pvt
Dowaild F. Coles
Route 3
Pfc
Theodore R. Terwilliger
Union City
RT. Lewis
Tokyo
Ger Pall Hospital
Judge Orders Assaulter Held
Judge Burton Blash ruled in the John R Lord case that the only charges stated could be indecent assault or contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He noted a public morals standard and said offenses outraging decency may qualify as a crime at common law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Blash
John R Lord
Supreme Court
Russia Still Helping Koreans Reported by Army
Washington August 26 Army said evidence was scant of recent Soviet shipments of fighting equipment to Korean Communists. Officials cited a rumor of 120 crates sent to North Korea via a Soviet port, while Moscow denied supplying additional arms since Soviet troops left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
Uiver
Defense Headquarters
Yeport
Mattie Seatene
North
Kanvia
Dusiress Fuissilt
Soviet Union
Red Chinese mass 2 armies on Korean border
Washington reports Chinese Communist forces around Antung near the Manchuria Korea border may total about 290 000 troops. Unconfirmed estimates say 120 Soviet built tanks exist, with no reported action yet. The buildup could alter UN fighting plans in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Associated Press
Washington
Uy Manchutia
United Nations
Korea
Antung
Yew
Duiert
U. S
St Korea
Setlon
Hor
U S Embassy in Chile Stoned by Protesters
SANTIAGO Chile a mob of 30 to 40 persons stoned the American embassy last night smashing three windows Ambassador Claude G Bowers said they were Communists The protest followed demands for withdrawal of American forces from Korea in a politically tense scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Yofice
Claude G. Bowers
Com- Connellsville
Hor Confederation
Comnellevile
Cehoal Board
Korea
National Fuel seeks larger stake in PGC stock
The National Fuel Company in New York City applies to the SEC to raise its PGC holdings to 24 000 shares with options to buy more. The Jefferson estate seeks to sell 24 000 PGC shares at 16 40 each, increasing National’s stake to about 56.7 percent if approved. The agency sets a 20 day window for any future purchases and caps the price at 18 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aue
Pennsylvan Gas Company
Warretale
PGC
National Fuel Gi
New York City
Spoorkw Tind Exchange Commission
New York-Pennsylvania
Jamestown, Warren and Erie
SEC
Uuil
Mary C Jefferson
Santa Barbar
Clitfterne
PGC Cumameno National
National
Jefferson Block
Crease Us
National Bombe Wal i
Tacks
Tacks 100 Per Cent Ownership Wis
Lye Jefferson Block
Parmitt National
Jefferson
Tanner's Grocery Sold to Corry Resident
Tanner's Grocery on West Pleasant Street, operated for three years by Charles Tanner, was sold yesterday to Donald Dickinson of Snyder Circle. The deal includes the building at 901 West Pleasant Street plus all stock and fixtures. Dickinson plans to continue operating the store as a grocery and meat market with related items. Tanner purchased the store from Fred Delos in 1947. Dickinson has retail experience from the A and P and a Florida meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
West Pleasant Street
Charles Tanner
Donald Dickinson
Snyder Circle
Fred Delos
Dickinson
Lool A & P
Florida
Corryite Praises Men For Repelling Drive Near Masan
Allied forces in Korea repelled a major Red assault near Masan and Kumhwa corridor. US Marines and South Korean units held positions despite heavy fighting and a three infantry division Red push with armor. Commanders praised the defenders for stopping the advance and inflicting heavy losses as new clashes continued near Pohang and Taegu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
Tokyo
Kumhwa
Taegu Bilit
Chongno
Binks
Bynes
Associated Pres
Doh Whitehead
Taey
Eppes
Solin
Korea
Tunehae
Petang
Rehtine
Raya
Taegu
Pohang
Macarthur
Arthur W. Radford
Paleine
Pearl Harbor
Kumhui
AEG
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Shirley May
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Aus
Amy
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Phiadent
Truman
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Linia
Reid
I Piel
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Wwe
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Scine Flor
Andrew
Geture
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Sparta
Defense Department
U.S
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National Fuel Gas Co
Tanner’s Grocery
Minge
Latrobe
Iamar
Beatty Coal Company
Unity Township
Cyris Wels
R. D
Corryite
Masan
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