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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1949
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Note From City Clerk Office
Fragmented text shows numbers and partial phrases about rooms and tools. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge to define a full item. The readable bits suggest a document noting counts or values but lack coherent facts for a complete summary.
Travel Ban Looms as State Dept. Considers Hungary Action
Washington warns Americans about travel to Hungary amid a staged protest note and potential embargo. Officials study more drastic steps. effect on U S citizens remains unclear as government ponders restrictions and safety advisories.
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State Dept
U. S
Hungary
U S Bans Travel to Hungary and Seeks Vogeler Release
The State Department banned American travel to Communist Hungary and considers closing Hungarian consulates in New York and Cleveland. It demands the prompt release of Robert Vogeler, an American Communications official held in Hungary, and notes possible further actions if the issue is not resolved.
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Washington
State Department
Hungary
New York
Mrn
Wushgary
Robert A. Vogeler
Oftetals
Budapest
Tarevacabson
C.S
Voueler
Unis
Cleveland
Nora
Bungie
United States
Ster Nathaniel B. Davis
Knly
Minster Tmre Apryath
Poisoned Medicine Sold By Mistake Traced To Drug Store
A young man was sold poison by mistake at a Philadelphia drug store, prompting Pennsylvania Railroad officials to warn the public. Conductor and police urged vigilance as investigators sought the supplier and the traveler involved.
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New York
Syvania Railiroad
Optima Poiton
Pennsylvania
Allroad
Arsene
Grabron
Philadelphia
Polkoniig
Mani
Ot Kerr
Deer Fines Set Record Total in Northwest Pennsylvania
An official reports 12000 dollars in deer fines collected by the Game Commission division serving nine counties in northwest Pennsylvania. The record amount reflects increased violations and a stricter enforcement program across the region.
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Anouorsynns
City
Temple Reynolds
Bate Gams Commission
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Gime
Winter Arrives in Corry as Temperatures Dip
Corry records a Winter chill with a high of 56 yesterday and a 4 percent low near 1. The forecast calls for mild conditions with rain possible on Christmas Day and cooler weather into Thursday. Nationwide, a cold wave hits Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Wisconsin Utah and Idaho with snow and road closures.
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Winter
Corry
Billiny Wweather
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Towa
Wisconsin
California
Utah
Idaho
Decision By Duff Is Due Next Week
Gov James H Duff plans to announce next week if he will run for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator in the spring primaries. He told a Jewish conference a decision will be made between Christmas and New Year’s. Duff is seen as a possible opponent to Rep John C Kunkel who has declared his candidacy.
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U.8
Senate
Kunkel
GOP
J. 8
Joseph R. Grundy
School Board Announces Tax Period Notices Planned
The Carry school district will issue notices and a filing form to all taxpayers before the tax due date. Special Assessor M. S. Cobbett will send the first delinquents notices on January 2, with about 15 local business places potentially lacking returns. A $1 per day penalty will follow after registered mail notice, as merchants and clubs are advised to comply to ensure the 2 percent rebatein the 18 day payment window.
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Carry School
Iig Furm
Ivy
M. S. Cobbett
Burglar Loots City Grocery on East Main Street
Thieves broke into the George Carnike grocery store on East Main street during the night. Police were alerted at 1:15 a.m. after the window was raised at the rear of the small shop and items including cold meat, doughnuts, and candy were found missing.
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George Carnike
East Main Street
U N Trusteeship Council Recesses After Israel Move
UN Trusteeship Council began recess after directing its chairman to ask Israel to transfer government offices back to Tel Aviv. The Israeli cabinet met in Jerusalem for the first time since Ben-Gurion moved offices there from Tel Aviv in defiance of UN plans.
City Christmas Display Contest Receives Entries
A panel of five judges will review five displays in the citywide Christmas lighting contest. Mrs Porter Auer, Mrs Wobioe Eve Bowmen and others will assess originality beauty and appropriateness. A fund of 995 will be awarded to the top 16 displays with results announced next Tuesday.
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Iisplaya
Oy Bagi A
Robert Winnell
Giurge
Aye
Ares
Porter Auer
Wobioe
Evi Arty Bowman
Ee Dawrente Daveed
Faysid Patteeeon
Tyenday
Lowi Civic
Fraternal
Aave
Wwe
Vandenberg Aims at Slower Western Europe Aid
Senator Vandenberg voices a sharply delayed scale for economic and military aid to western Europe while stressing continued aid. He calls for recognizing Communist China only after it controls the country and meets international obligations. He supports Franco Spain recognition and urges bipartisan, nonmetropolitan policy with focus on solvency and freedom.
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Associated Bross
Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Congress
Knowland
China
Stalin Honored Worldwide on His Birthday as Communist Pride Surges
Associated Press reports international tributes to Joseph Stalin on his birthday. Celebrations span Moscow to Asia with gifts and mass displays. Leaders praise the Soviet leader while observers note heightened party unity and propaganda in the name of communism.
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Associated Press
London
Generalisskito Stalin
Oday
Moscow
Stalin
Yash
Soviet Union
Bné
Buslin Boulevard
Wimore
Blethaay
AlAsia
Mnapher
Cretion
Treadhine
Yen
Tie Abaelow
Attempt on Reuther kin threatens Detroit union scene
An explosive device wrapped in red and white paper was found on an outside stairway near the General Motors research lab in Detroit. Police said it could have destroyed the three story building and endangered workers including at least two in neighboring GM facilities. Investigators pursued a possible vengeance plot against the United Auto Workers leaders, with no immediate claim of responsibility.
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Detroit
Matty
General Motors
wold + thesassins
TAW
Reuther
Walter Reuther
DAW
Victor Reuther
Miny
Asi
Reuithers
Raythers
Tnion
General Motors Research Laboratory
Gi. M
Albert Langtry
Police Scientific Laboratory
Kru
Bank Robbery Trio Sentenced to Long Terms
Two bank bandits James Burnett of La Trobe and Carl Close of Pittsburgh begin 18 year prison terms for the Pole fansbee bank holdup. Judge Harry Watkins also gave 18 years to Joseph Moran, already serving a 35 year federal term in Atlanta, in connection with the Baltimore robbery case.
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Fairmont
W. Va
James Edward Burnett
Latrobe
Carl Close
Pillsburgh
Bank of Pole Fansbee
Harry ©. Watkins
Joseph William Moran
Pittsburgh
Burnett
Close
Watkins
Fed
Free college student on robbery case ends with release
A Brown University student, Patrick J Parker, 18, was freed after a prolonged case in Dedham Court. The judge cited his mother's plea to treat his nervous condition and noted his prior promise of rehabilitation.
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Coun
Ty Arocinien
Dedham
Mai
Cal
Ge Tather
Whiiner
Frank
Daur
Patrick J Parker
Sb Studenk
Brown
Providenice
Police warn against storing motor fuel at home
Police warn residents that storing gasoline in large above ground tanks at home is unlawful since August 8. Complaints from three service stations cited two stations selling motor fuel in wholesale quantities and aiding residents to store it. City officials target bulk storage by erecting prohibitions and warning firms supplying fuel. The ordinance carries a fine or imprisonment for up to ten days.
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Tims
Mos Au
East Washington Steel
GLP
Counessmen
Noth Center Street
Bitter fight pits Brannan against farm groups in Washington
A farmer becomes central to a clash between Secretary of Agriculture Brannan and major farm organizations over the future farm program and who speaks for the Tower. The National Farmers Union backs Brannan while the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives plans to decide at January convention. The dispute could shape upcoming farm legislation and affect labor relations with Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brannan
Trong Administration
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Farmers’ Union
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Isbor
Towart
Willeh
Mayor O Dwyer and Bride Honeymoon in Bahamas
Mayor William Dwyer and his bride Margaret honeymooned in the Bahamas aboard a private trip. Reports place them at Cat Cay as they travel with a small party, while political figures at home react to the visit.
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Mayor O'Dwyer
Bahamas
EO Miller
Russia Walks Out Of Allied 4-Power Council For Japan
A Russian walkout from the Allied Four Power Council on Japan halts discussion on repatriation of Japanese prisoners. MacArthur condemns Soviet attitude as Washington and Tokyo press for the return of 300000 more prisoners despite 1.3 million already repatriated.
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Russia
Allied 4-Power Council For
Japan
Tokyo
Allied Power Power Council For
Hay
MacArthur
Sh Gav
Kuanin Dereyyank
United States
Britain
Yenshin
Derevyanko
Huber testifies against Reds in Senate inquiry
John J. Huber, former undercover FBI agent 1938 to 1947, described the Communist party as a worldwide conspiracy. He testified that party actions included recruiting servicemen with liquor and young women to lure them to SDS clubs for entertainment and indoctrination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Communist Party
Senate
John J. Huber
FBI
Huber
Hubernid Ette
Moscow
U.S
Armed Services
SOS
Ivho
Aick
SDS
Congress Faces Cold War Spending Push
All signs point to a major issue at the next congress meet as the push for increased spending broadens the alliance with non-communist nations. The drive aims to strengthen economic and defense collaboration amid ongoing East West tensions.
Demand shifts toward diplomacy over dollars in Cold War
Lawmakers push broader diplomacy with less funding for overseas programs as Congress convenes. Proposals include recognizing Franco Spain, inviting Atlantic nations to a conference, and trimming ECA aid while seeking stronger Asia policy. Senate hearings promised. Acheson links Spain recognition to basic freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
America
Congress
Ogdin
Tess
Ris
Sia
Grant Visa Extensions for Polish Students
Fragmentary OCR notes report visa extension grants for Polish students and mentions officials and agencies involved. Some names and dates are garbled, but the core item notes extensions granted and references to immigration services and authorities.
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D-Tenn
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Cambridge
Dingo Blair Gunthes
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