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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1946
Page
1
Dyin City of Sylvania Wills Requested by Residents
A fragment notes a local wills request from residents of the Dyin City area, detailing proceedings in Ter the escedent and references to Wader Wills of All per r equested persons. The readable text outlines the legal act but lacks clear dates or full names. The item appears as a brief public notice or legal snippet.
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Dyin
Sylvania
Fragmented Local Notice To Public Sale
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Canada arrests 22 in plot to pass atomic secrets
Ottawa reports reveal 22 current and former government staff were rounded up as a leak of secret information about atomic energy circulated. Prime Minister Mackenzie King named two royal commissioners to lead a full inquiry and potential prosecutions. Officials caution that while some suspects are deeply involved, others may be unwitting instruments in a broader espionage concern tied to Russia and postwar atomic research.
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Preas
Ottawa
Royal
Cansielien Mounted Postes
W. J. Mackenzie Hing
Tu Wks
Jether Atomic Energy
Russia
Truman
Washington
United States
National Research Council
John Bracken
Svormen
Goblon
Mackenzie King
Vrome
Reserves Needed in Inflation
ROUKE BABSON urges business and workers in a February column from Babson Park on inflation risks. He warns of scarce credit as prices rise, urges larger reserves, and advises wage earners to save a portion of weekly wages. He stresses cash sales, inventory tightening, and continued knowledge growth to endure economic turmoil.
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Rouke Babson
Germany
France
Pat
Troney
Cerwin
Autail
Phage
Doctor O’Hare to occupy Teah Building offices in Brown Block
Dr Hugh O Harres new offices planned in the Teah building on North Center, with remodeling to create a complete suite on the second floor north side. Philip Teah and Laster F Witmann of Lock Angen plan an elaborate drug department store in the building after recent purchase. Further details of the local plans await as drawings for construction are prepared to develop modern office spaces for Dr O Hares venture.
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Hugh O'Hre
Tornace
Lock Angen
Stor
Erle
Frnrs
Offleny
Dr. O'Ferer
Aero Supply plant muting workers amid wartime readjustment
Few furlongs were reported at Aero Supply as about a dozen workers were temporarily dropped from the plant and a similar number may be affected later. Management said no broader changes were developing and the moves were tied to the completion of a wartime project balance. The action was not tied to a general strike or stock shortage.
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Aero Supp
Aero Supply
Soree H
Vist
Elentrieam—Dustries
Bulletin summaries from AP on war and diplomacy
AP dispatches report mass troop movements with 11,850 service personnel due today at four western stations and 4,805 more aboard ships heading for New York. Vatican confirms Juret Mindscenty as archbishop of Strix one and primate of Hungary, denying Teaye Mingary attendance in Rome. Britain cites Polish troops under its command in Malaysia as possible threat to Yugoslav frontier peace. China’s Manchurian crisis grows with U.S. support for moving more Chinese troops as Gen Wessemeyer notes General Marshall approval. Senate aims to raise farm prices via new national formula affecting industrial wages.
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New York
London
Reutery
Sure Toilay
Vatician
Bert
Cidnat
Juret
Strix One
Hungary
Ruvalan
Saviet
Walsh Killed During Crossing of Mosel River
War Department informs parents of Corporal Walsh death during the March 18 1945 Mosel River crossing near Kobern Germany. He was missing since March 15 and later listed killed in action near Kobern. Official letter notes boat sank midstream under enemy fire as troops attempted to reach shore.
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War Department
Corry
Willi G.,walsh
Howard Walsh
Pfc
Walsh
Mosel
Glles
William C. Wai
Kober
Germany
Kubern
Edward Witxell
Budget study to begin for Curry School District
The Curry School District will start preliminary work on the next fiscal year's budget. Last year's budget reached a record 240,000 due to costs from purchasing property west of One Senin High. Local business contributions helped cover part of the extra amount, with state aid and local funds expected to influence the coming year. The board must approve a complete budget by May to comply with state school code requirements.
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Te Curry
Bielbel
Senin
Dewey
Fie
L Harrshure
Man Held on Two Charges After Furniture Dispute
Roger Herben Rugar was held today on two charges, violation of a peace bond and fraudulent conversion, after refusing to permit a woman to remove furniture from a house south of town. The case ties to an incident with Marjorie Hayward and her father at a farm property, with warrants and further disorder alleged.
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Herben Rugar
Rugar
Marjorie Hayward
Peeny
Roger
Hayward
Flanigan
Huger
Lawrence Fires Officer in Dismissal Dispute
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Mayor David Law ordered the dismissal of Traffic Inspector Al Flog, a 18 year police veteran, amid a dispute over suspensions of four patrolmen during a power strike. The officer reportedly refused to comply with the mayor’s decision.
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Asmavinice
Ure
Pittsburgh
David K. Law-1
Yeateray
al Florg
Taree
More
Foxe
Corry Leaders Watch Congress Political Stir
Corry leaders monitor Congress as primary races unfold with Rodgers seeking re election and Carney set to challenge. Local GOP and Democratic figures, plus labor movers, weigh endorsements from county committees amid intraparty jockeying and hopes for unified support or strategic splits.
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Corry
Congress
GOP
Rodgers
Carney
Roderts
Caroll Kearns
Farrell
Emslver
Will Rose
Cambrice
Sprirgs
Hecker
Inlet
Com
Worly Republcan
Onis City
War Flare Up in China Report of Clashes in Manchuria
The dispatch says government and communist forces clashed in Manchuria starting Monday. Communists claim government troops have attacked multiple towns including the port of Fintai while Kremlin reports allege a three pronged offensive against Yingkou. A Communist spokesman accuses government forces of advancing along rail and highway routes toward Mukden and nearby Linhai, with Russian agreement cited on Yingkou occupation.
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Chungeking
Pel
Manchuria
Tories
Almor
Tive
Mandhiien
Finlay
Carminheist
China News
Wink
Geo
Yingkow
Ponsnan
Kiwich Lingay
Mukslen
Talay
Ceiler
Mukeen
Probe of Patient Death in State Hospital
Norristown and state police investigated the death of Harry J. Rok at Norris town State Hospital. Dr. Arthur F Moyes said Rok was beaten and died after being found bleeding from head injuries Sunday. Rok, a former Philadelphia schoolteacher, was admitted in 1929.
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Aspointed
Norristown
Norrstown
Acc
Harry J . Rok
Actinwale
Norristown State Hospital
Artilt F. Moyes
Noyes
Roth
Rot
Nearing settlement ends 175000 steel strike across plants
Belief grows that a final settlement with the 175000 steelworkers is near as talks proceed with Ford plants, Bendix Aviation, and GM. Wages, job security, and a two week restart window drive negotiations amid idle production and rising plant closures. Top union officials, including Thomas, attend discussions as factories plan a gradual resumption of operations.
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Ford
Associated Tress
Sll
Detroit
Ford Motor
Iit
Cio-Uaw
Tion
Bendix Aviation Motorgio-Uaw
Alspita
Merister James F
Dewey
C.man
Wilson
R.J
Thomas
Bendiz
Xior
Bus Ordinance To Be Approved Monday Night
City council plans to approve a bus franchise ordinance on Monday evening. The measure enables Houghtling to proceed with equipment purchase and public service commission filings. Police funding and civil service changes are also under discussion for emergency readiness and future staffing.
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Dilly Dow
Dentteariona
Vere
Sexston Witlle
Imvanvind
Lyle Flowehtling Witt
Houghtling
Public Deilines Commission
Urenase As & Palinl
By & Tocal Redler
Neninell
Kinley
Thal
Civil Service Board
One Dead As Family Evacuated In Pittsburgh Blaze
A three alarm fire swept 248 264 Bouquet street in Vill Genevieve Adams district destroying frame houses. The body of Raymond Coleman was found in 137 Crawford street ruins. A 10 year old girl and Fireman James Coslett were injured by burns and flying glass. Families were evacuated from nearby homes as responders battled the blaze.
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Fittsburgh
Tel
Seversl
lWa
Raymond Coleman
Bay 4
Wea
Crawford Street
Genevieve
Adame
James Coslett
Howges
Bouquet Street
Gas Fumes Kill Three Williamsport Persons
Three people died of carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas heater in Williamsport on February 1. Neighbors found the bodies of James A. Berger 56 and wife 55, and their grandson James O. Berger 18. Coroner Dr. Clarence R. Martin said the inverted heater caused the tragedy.
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Williamsport
Clarence R. Martin
Lycoming County
James A. Berger
Sheir Granteon
James O. Berg
Resumption in Whole Industry Begins Monday
Major firms plan a synchronized restart starting Monday with big steel leading the way. Other corporations to follow within days after a final parley settled retroactive pay to January 1, splitting the issue across the key players.
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Rekroactive
Price boost of five dollars reshapes steel strike
Associated Press reports final settlement of the steel strike boosts reconversion momentum. The deal, framed at the Carlton Hotel, grants a $5 weekly wage increase across about 180,000 workers inside U S Steel, with broader bargaining likely to resume across the industry. Production aims to restart soon, with full output unlikely for two weeks.
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Washington
U. S
Lorney
Steck
Eh Steel Amike
John W. Snyder
Soae
CIO
Philip Murray
Whd
Gplul
GIO
T. S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Carlton
Snyder
Shyder
Lmbor Schwellenbach
John R. Greel
John A. Slaphent
Wark
Roger M. Blough
Ted the Ring
Th. S. Sted
Deng F Fairless
Indiatry
Lust Momart Jms
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