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14 Feb 1951
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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
Feb 14, 1951
Page
1
Vat Miter Semi Da Ab 92 For Sent Et
The fragmentary OCR item mentions a vat miter semi and the number 92, with unclear context. It reads as a brief note or catalog line from a technical listing. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions are discernible in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Event
Incomplete text recalls a local event with scattered phrases about preparation and two figures. The garbled lines mention a pair of names and a time element but lack a coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Connally presses rapid troop action as hearings loom
Sen Robert Connally asserts there will be no delay in deciding on sending U S troops to Europe. He criticizes long witness lists for hearings led by Senator Wherry and backs prompt congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anochoved
Washington
Connally
Dtex
U. S
Europe
Whenry
Nethensien
Hom
Witkiesnas
Wherry
Congress
Eizpateh
Nore Atlantic Florense
Dyplichl D. Elvenhower
Seroly
Marshall
Toxity Depatoy
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Iskite
McFarland
Wall
Senatexoom
Mike Minor Pinensias
Lawrender
Smith
Aye
Republican House
Work Probe Witness Peaked Dynamiting Trial Report
The article recounts a city labor dispute linked to a dynamiting probe. Witnesses, including Sam Puta and Duncan McCarter, testify before the City Service Commission about statements and dismissals. McCarter faces cross examination while Ruka Wong and others appear in a tense hearing on city highways and related labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sam Puta
Mindover
Sayafrer
Duncan McCarter
Ruka Wong
Tfe
McCanior
City Bureau of Highways and Nowers
Johnston Urges Sharp Tax Boost For Defense
President Truman seeks a $10 billion tax increase. Johnston tells Congress controls are needed to balance prices and wages, fund defense, and prevent money chasing while boosting production and productivity to stabilize the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Washington
Loic
Pial
Aleep
Gili
Phi Hosea
de Conuileley
Wong Chris MY
Steven
Truman
Brooks Rocks Considered for Methodist Camp Sale
A site 10 miles east of Corry named Brooks Rocks is offered to the Erie Methodist Conference as a potential camp location. A June 13 Meadville conference may decide on sale or development, with three sites under review and $100,000 available for camp development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Rocks
Corry
Erie Methodist Conference
Inei
Meadville
Chautangia Lake
Tionesti
Gropa Farms
Tic
Tne
Frederick W. Hunt
Meagville
Conference Board of Education
Intiaus
Berserk Gunman Kills One Wounds Three at Idaho Store
A gunman killed one person and wounded three others before police ended a five hour siege at a Wallace Idaho store. The unidentified suspect attacked during a robbery and fired on officers after barricading himself inside. Tear gas and a machine gun were used. bystanders saw a wounded man in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asndese
Wallace
Idaho
Inc
Sheri
Archie McPhail
Rescters
Motta and Robinson Weigh In For Chi Stadium Title Bout
Middleweight champion Jake La Motta weighed in at the required limit and Sugar Ray Robinson followed with a meeting weight as the pair prepare for their title defense at Chicago Stadium tonight. The weigh-in confirms the bout setup and expected competitive clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Motta
Chicago
Jake It Motta
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson J
Columbus Man Guilty on Two Counts in Fatal Crash
An Erie county jury convicted Raymond A. Gill of two counts related to a Route 7 crash near Waterford that killed Charles Rundstrom. Gillson faced charges of failing to identify himself and failing to render aid after the事故. The verdict came after a 1.5 day trial. sentencing postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Raymond A. Gill
Columbias
Elmer, Evans
Noo
Gusnn
Charles W. Rusidstrom
Bieway
Wat
Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Waterford
Columbus
Merman Gebhardt
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gilson
Gebhard
Joh Gisbo
No Sife
Rundstrom
Carl Swanson al Corry
R. D
Galbo
Swanson
Bruck
Evans
John Blackmore
Coat House
Erie R R Gives Cake to City in Centennial Observance
Erie Railroad marks its centennial year with a cake presented in Mayor Kinley’s office. Fay G Mil, Erie freight agent, officiated the ceremony joined by Paul W. Johnston, Erie president, and community leaders. The event notes the New York and Erie line’s 446 mile link and current 2230 miles of track between Jersey City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Erie
Fay. G. Mil
Jocus Erie
J. Fred Kinley
Paul W. Johnston
New York and Erie Railway
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Piermont-on-Hudson
Dunnkirk
Lake Erie
Jersey City
Chicago
Corry
New York
Elvic Wrouhs Witnesed
Ceiling on Pay Boosts Debated by Wage Board
The nine member wage stabilization board split along lines of labor and industry on the size of a recommended postwar pay raise. Labor seeks at least 12 percent above prewar levels with possible cost of living adjustments, while public members favor eight percent excluding fringe benefits. Industry notes recent 6 to 7 percent patterns and backs about eight percent including pensions. The board, led by Cyrus S. Ching, aims to relax the January 29 freeze during mobilization and prepare formats to release withheld contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axsuciatee Press
Washington
Tech
Hoa
Iimu
Atives
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyris S. Ching
Bonyid
Uvilo
CTO Auto Workers
Iabor
Harry ©. Bates
AFL
Emil Hieve
CIO
Ehner Walker
Machinists Union
Ching
John J. Lewis
Philp
Murray
Stert
Soch
Ward Keener
Henry Arthur
Reuben Robertson
Area Scout Aide Transfer Approved by Washington Trail Council
Herbert By, a longtime Boy Scout supervisor from Meadeville and Blair County areas, received approval to transfer to Altoona as of March 1. He has served in Wilkesburg and Crawford districts, directed camps, and led canoe trips. he and his wife Helen Moselyer now reside in Venango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert By
Washington Trail Council
Auipervisor
Brie Mit Orchird
Allen
Uns
Boston
Mays
Wilksburg
Erie County
Wbout
Altoona
Helen Moselyer
Meadville
Venango
Washington cool to MacArthur demands in Korea debate
AP reports Washington wary of General MacArthur’s requests as U N forces reassess Korea strategy. Allies caution limits like bombing Manchuria and widening the 38th parallel while aiming to deter Communist expansion and achieve defined UN goals.
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Washington
MacArthur
Associated Press
Uetechines
Korea
Amurt
Europe
Remy
Mabakhur xi
Tokyo
Manchupia
MacAr
United Nations
Karen
Mancharia
Linte Usd Defense Departments
Dwighit D. Eisenhower
Westen Kumpen
Formosa
Til Island
Manchuria
Britain
38Th Parallel
U S Press Attacked by Soviet Headlines and Rail Accident
The Soviet press accuses the United States of scheming toward a Pacific war as leaders mark the Soviet China anniversary. Meanwhile a derailment near Pittsburgh leaves several railroad cars off the tracks and minor injuries reported.
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Asyarsov Suena
Moscow
United States
Joplin
Far East
China
Masenw
Peipins
al- Manee
Stalin
Mao Yze-Tune
Mao
Andrei Vishinsky
Choy En-Lai
Acheson Maintains Unchanged Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Acheson says U S foreign policy remains unchanged amid Communist pressure. He notes ongoing debates in Congress and stresses readiness to defend Western alliance while awaiting Soviet response on proposed measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
Associated Press
Washington
Slivia
United States
Congress
Touran
Teimngty
Aelleson
Paule
Courtteys
Rovnay
Gostril
Kremlin
D. Risenlower
Johny J
Benatsr McMaln
America
Biuest
Acheso
Acheson Winnot
Paris
Approval Near for UMIT Bill
Washington reports a push for universal military training and service for 18 year olds with five years or more of commitment. Sen Lyndon Johnson leads the measure, aiming for quick Senate action and a broader defense review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Armnd herViews
Senq
Lyndon Jonnson Md-Tex
Defense Department
Congress
Johnson
Armed Services Committee
Ben-Gurion Cabinet Falls Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmented text reports the downfall of Ben-Gurion's cabinet amid opposition maneuvering and policy clashes. Names and details are garbled, but the piece notes government instability and shifts in alignment within the ruling party and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben-Gurion
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Davin Buyje
Jey
Wniarey
Ali
Ludl
Werner
Ice and High Water Plague Area Reported in City
Dense ice and rising floodwaters threaten neighborhoods as authorities issue warnings. Local officials, aided by emergency crews, monitor water levels along the river, with a red alert for several districts. Residents prepare for possible evacuations as conditions worsen.
Heart disease takes life of famed author
Los Angeles was the scene of the death of 72 year old author Lloyd C. Dahigias after a long battle with heart disease. He published The Magnificent Obsession in 1929 and The Robe in 1942, followed by best sellers Green Light White Banners and Disputed Passage. His last work was The Big Fisherman. He opposed a film adaptation of The Big Fisherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Aughles
Feo
Lloyd C. Dahigias
Samantan Hospital
Arblehy
Douglas
Hollywood
Fan Pears
28th Will Join In Maneuvers
Defense Department and RoK news say more than 119000 soldiers and airmen will participate in joint maneuvers. The 28th Division trains at Camp Atterbury and Fort Bragg along with 82nd Airborne and other units from June 20 to July 10. Fort Bragg, Fort Hood, and Camp Carsdt units join the ground forces for the mobilization exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asprawe
Washington
Pway
Camp Atterbury
Defense Department
Fort Bragg
W.O
Camp Carsdt
Cot
Roots Tonk
82Nd Airborne
Armored Cavalry
Grouinil
Braemtanebvers
Bauthern Bint B
Gas
Toting Hodge Aird
Fort Prize Opdention
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