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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 23, 1949
Page
1
Fate of a Shipyard Crew Hidden in Cramped Text
Fragmentary OCR hints at a news brief about a maritime crew and a shipyard incident. Names and places are unreadable. The readable bits imply a local incident reported with cautious language and minimal detail. Further restoration required for clarity.
Truman's Critics Receive Blunt Notice On Appointments
President Truman said no one can influence his appointments in a blunt message delivered during a Washington dinner honoring military aide Marshall. Eisenhower and Bradley drew praise as he recalled their service and joked about age, with the president noting the duty of fair comment remains protected. He drove five miles to the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington after the event to join speakers, including General Whitesell, in urging support for continued leadership.
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Associated Press
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May Truman
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Note Of Protest Sent To Bulgaria
Washington on February 24 reported a note of protest sent to the Bulgarian government by the United States. The protest protested communist actions and supported religious freedom, urging Bulgaria to respect rights and lawful governance. The Comunist government faced international scrutiny and a pledge to respond through diplomatic channels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mandy Ap Sota
Bulgavi
Usp
Palin
District Woman Injuries Prompt Hospital Investigation
A Beaverdam resident was injured while hospitalized after a fall and sedative effects. Relatives allege patient care issues and a nurse was questioned as investigators examine the sequence leading to a possible bone fracture and subsequent transfer for specialized treatment.
Democrats Seek Representation On State Authorities
In TIARUSBURG Feb 4 a Democratic push calls for two seats on major state authorities including the General State Authority Highway Authority and related commissions. GOP leaders fear this would allow Democrats to leverage votes to stall appropriations while the tax structure overhaul moves to committee with a potential two percent sales tax proposal to raise about 90 million yearly.
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Hawke
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Geiral Plate Authority
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Jivides Bach
Andrews
Pennsylvania
House
Chaleur Camber Qudwalvder
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Ly Conan
Cadwalader
Whestler Hip
James A. Gelts
Finnace
Special Tax Committee
Amy Neat
Farmer Hopes Daughter in Russia Will Return
Pittsburgh Feb 23 A Pennsylvania farmer says his daughter Annabelle, a University of Pittsburgh graduate, who resigned from a Moscow post to marry a Russian, will not be allowed to return. He distrusts her writings and asserts Russians will keep her in Russia, doubting she will survive or be allowed home. He disowns her, yet hints at a possible shift after she wrote a resignation letter from the embassy.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Arimavelle
Annabelle
Rassity
Russia
University of Pittsburga
Moscow
Wislaughter
Buosy
Buear
Walter Bedell
Smith
Accused Girl Denies Setting Aunt Afire
Delovie Waldo Loday testified she did not set fire to her great aunt Mrs Norris last May, sobbing as jurors heard her deny planned arson. She admitted striking or wounding but said she acted in self defense after Mrs Norris cursed and threatened to kill her during a fight in the Norris home basement.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Delovie Waldo Loday
Ul Steigele
Gertrude Norris
Man Drops Dead On Union City Street
A man, 67, suffering a heart attack collapsed on a Union City street at night. Deputy Coroner Mark Glenn issued a death by natural causes verdict this morning. Born in the North East, he had lived in Erie County and recently wed in Bhion City. Burial plans uncertain as relatives could not be reached.
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Union City
Mark Glenn
Bhion City
Glenn
Armistice Plan in Trouble as Senate Debates Aid
In a fragmented account from Washington, legislators clash over a proposed armistice framework. Amid shifting positions and limited support, key figures including Dem chairmen weigh routes to persuade Senate votes while public and press commentary echo the stalled effort.
Annual meet date set by C O F C chapter
The C O F C chapter sets March 3 as the session date for its annual meet. Reports and summaries will be presented, with a health-focused program planned and a formal dinner for members.
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President Plans Florida Vacation
The White House announced President Truman will travel to Florida in February and March. He will participate in a session at Rollins College earning an honorary degree and speak briefly. Tentative schedules show a departure from Washington to Key West on March 20 and a return on the afternoon of March 19.
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Florida
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Rollins College
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Thumare
Washington
Lost Treasure Location Claim Sparks New Interest
A muddled report notes a claim that the position of a legendary treasure is now located. It mentions figures tied to a Western state and a Riverside university, with references to a study and possible discovery near a site called Fig Hillis Vystereon. The text is fragmented and contains several garbled names and places.
Minstrel Show Draws Large City Audience
Nearly 400 people attend a minstrel program at the Lu Loe hall featuring performer and endmen with songs both new and old. The show interspersed with audience participation and selections, proceeds to aid the civic proteus in the city.
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Army Officer Warns Reds May Hold Nazi Poison Spray
Mountain View on February 3 report quotes Major James M. Graham, US Army engineer, stating Germans developed a liquid poison named Tabun. He says Soviet capture likely hid the details. heirs to the stock were moved, and some still exist in Bavarian safes. Graham describes Tabun as fast acting, with faint odor, capable of penetrating gas masks.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Beersheba sector talks and Arab-Israeli armistice detailed
Rhodes February 23 report says Egypt has approved an armistice with Israel with details to be finalized at a ceremony. The agreement envisions Jewish forces in Beersheba and Negev settlements, with prisoner exchange, troop movements, and limited withdrawals around Faluja, Jericho, and Tel Aviv area.
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