Anges Point Hang On 167 Percent
A fragment from a local page notes Anges Point reaching a 167 percent value. Details about the context, date, or full subject are unclear in the available text.
06 Dec 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
1
A fragment from a local page notes Anges Point reaching a 167 percent value. Details about the context, date, or full subject are unclear in the available text.
A cryptic note cites a 60 percent bile rate and a 6 percent Amid 4044 atin, with a 3024 figure linked. No clear context or names are identifiable in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes show numeric values and incomplete phrases. The readable bits reference a sale or valuation context with percentages and item counts but lack clear entities or a coherent event. Unable to determine a definite headline or summary without additional text.
In Tehran a five hour riot between Communists and Nationalist supporters of Premier Mossadegh left at least three dead and more than 200 injured. Police and troops used tear gas hoses and clubs to restore order as Nationalists surged through streets, burning Communist offices and newspapers. Dozens were arrested as mobs clashed near the Majlis.
Fragmentary text mentions World ac, Bright Fred, and a theft yesterday. Details and names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A three day program at the local BPO Elks Lodge honors district deputy A. S. Boag with a 6:30 p.m. dinner and 8:00 p.m. meeting tonight. The schedule includes initiation of candidates and district deputy reports, plus dinners, stag party, smorgasbord, and dances. Sir Lemonbaat Faiaalee was named district deputy by Grand Exalted Ruler Howard Davis months ago.
A five month theft of $2000 led to the arrest of Mrs. HME Majbe of Union City. The victim, Flora Holly, 70, reported losing $500 from a sale of a Corry business. Majbe, arraigned before Alderman S. Cabbett, pleaded guilty to receiving and posted $2500 bond. Investigators linked Majbe to the spree after she was found spending $800 bills. A tangential suspect, Mrs. Marta, was questioned but not tied to the theft.
Acquaintances of an ousted tax case prosecutor test with House investigators about gambling activity. Larry Knohl of New York said he earned as much as 25 dollars last year and knew Frank Costello, with claims of Washington influence to fix tax troubles. Details tie Caudle and Teitelbaum to attempted price manipulation and alleged payoffs. Kroger stores reopen in PA OH WV after wage dispute end.
In Camiguin Island authorities report 209 bodies recovered with many more likely buried under ash in a six square mile area around the Hibok Hiboki eruption site. Tens of thousands flee Mahinog and nearby towns as toxic fumes and lava ash pour from the crater. refugees crowd coastal towns awaiting evacuation plans and rescue crews struggle to reach buried communities.
Prices for eggs fell sharply over the past week with a fourteen cent drop per dozen at retail and widespread cuts in pork cuts. Butter continued its climb, while chicken, veal, and jams held steady though some items rose temporarily as the wholesale market turned upward midweek.
Local stores quote 59 to 69 cents for eggs as wholesale prices fall from 11 to 15 cents a dozen over the past week. Grade A large eggs listed at 59 to 61 cents and medium at 69 to 70 cents. The drop follows post Thanksgiving demand slump, warm weather aiding production and easier shipping, with hatcheries adjusting operations. Continued on Page Four.
Judge Thomas L Hoban denied a motion to dismiss bribery and conspiracy charges against two men in Pittsburgh and ordered the defense to open its case. Accompanying testimony showed a wiring permit fee shortfall of 1000 dollars on a new skyscraper, with Ferns accused of not turning over all funds to the city.
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that the threat of war has become less likely compared with the Berlin airlift crisis of 1948. He outlined Conservative defense aims with the United States Helwan and other Western nations to deter aggression and maintain a realist approach begun by the prior Labour government.
Salvation Army corps opens Christmas House in Corry Jamestown office building to collect money canned goods and toys for needy families. Hours 9 20 a m to 9 p m daily except Dec 2 and 5 Rotary and Kiwanis will ring bells on those days. Names and addresses of eligible families urged to help select toys and baskets for hospitals rest homes and private homes in Corey Union City Spartansburg North Hast Wattsburg. Girls with accordionists will provide Christmas music during distributions.
Johnny Yuhn a 17 year old from Indiana Pennsylvania remained in critical condition at New York University Bellevue Medical Center. He was admitted after a broken neck and fractured vertebrae from a November 3 football game and no date was set for his operation.
In Harrisburg the Senate Finance Committee advanced a $31 million tax package aimed at closing the $148 million budget gap. The plan removes exemptions, taxes real estate transfers, raises estate taxes, and targets utility fees while shifting focus to fund Fine's budget with a $30 million shortfall filled via spending reductions. A public hearing on the bribery-accusation matter looms as Sen. John J. Balen contemplates action with counsel.
Mrs Albert Shafter of Essex street announced a fundraising campaign by the Crippled Children's Society to build a new hospital in Erie. From today through Saturday a charity car will be parked near the North Center and Washington streets intersection for donations. Proceeds support the hospital building fund.
In Seoul on December 29 Allied airmen reported 107 enemy field guns destroyed or damaged during a campaign linked to UN ground forces. One Red plane was shot down and several others damaged as Allied pilots claimed extensive bombardment of enemy positions and supply routes amid ongoing jet battles over North Korea.
In New Hampshire the campaign scene centers on Eisenhower with Tobey asserting the general will appear in the March primary. Senator Duff blasted Truman policies and argued for change to curb rising costs and taxes while Byrd and Taft attacked the administration from the opposite side. Carlson echoed optimism, declaring he expects Eisenhower to be nominated and elected, citing talks in Europe and renewed efforts to back the general.
Mrs Mary Doyle of Baldwin township faces court action on appeal after a jury convicted her on a charge of abortion in the death of Donna Haines, 28, found dead in Doyle’s home last August. Doyle denied the charge.
Washington reports government action may raise automobile prices by authorizing price adjustments. The plan uses price stabilization powers to let manufacturers reset prices by subtracting cost changes since prewar levels, with ceilings permitting limited increases through mid year. The move follows postwar economic controls and affects thousands of manufacturers across consumer goods.
In Paris the United Nations General Assembly stalled after eight inconclusive ballots for the eleventh Security Council seat. White Russia led Greece with 92 to 27 as the two blocs vyed for Western backing, while Russia pressed a Soviet-bloc claim. The assembly postponed further voting to allow blocs to line up support.
MUNSAN Korea Dec 4 Allies agreed to inspect only specified points amid eight point plan for Korea talks. Communists resisted checks by allied Red teams, urging neut station checks. Officials say this does not collapse the plan and more talks are expected in Panmunjom. The UN communique notes progress as discussions continue.
Phoenix British Columbia once boomed with five churches and 8,500 people. William Henry Bambury, last driver of the town’s era, died after years of work on the Canadian Pacific line. Adolf Sercu, a Belgian caretaker, remained until his death in 1942. Bambury arrived in 1900 from Portsmouth at 33 and rarely left, except for brief winter sojourns and a hospital stay in Trail.
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