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11 Jan 1950
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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
Jan 11, 1950
Page
1
Jallowes Case Details Noisy Court Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a police report or court action involving Viola and a sum of $2.00. The text mentions timing, a street, and alleged violation, but key names and facts are unclear due to damaged wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telei
Local Police Levy Fines For Violations Cited
A fragmentary notice reports police action and fines related to violations, listing monetary penalties and enforcement by the local authority. The text is partially garbled but indicates penalties and the involvement of police officials.
Arms Shipments to Formosa Advance to Nationalists
Washington reports more American made tanks and armored cars will be sent to the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa. About 300 tanks and armored cars are being loaded onto a Turkish freighter at Philadelphia from a Lima Ohio depot as part of 1948 military aid funded by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Formosa
Philadelphia
Congress
Olina
Truman
Phildelphia
Defense de Partment
Chiang Kui-Shele
Yangtze Valley
Phone Company Names New District Manager
Benson named district commercial manager for the Erie District at Pennsylvania Telephone Corp. He will oversee commercial functions in Corry Union City Girard North East Waterford Edinboro Cambridge Springs Riceville and Bear Lake effective January 1 1950. Benson joined the company in 1948 at Johnstown Pa and was later transferred to Wilkes Barre. He served with the U S Marines in the South Pacific during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Trict
Sannsylvania Telphone Corpors Ton
Erie
Firie
Corry
Union City
Girard
North East
Waterford
Edinboro
Cambridge Springs
Riceville
Bear Lake
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Johnstown
Wich
Ish Benson
U. S. Marines
South Pacific
Dirfri
Jhb Sey
Strong Winds Strain City As Temps Soar And Debris Clutters Streets
A severe wind event battered the district with gusts and high temperatures around 65 degrees on January 10. Debris from snapped branches filled streets while Streets Department workers cleared the wreckage. Overnight the thermometer rose to 25, then 90 in an unseasonable swing. Rain measured at 0.69 inches amid the storm. Weather observer George Mulderick logged the day’s conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Kyrde Marie
George Muldérick
National Bank Reports Good Year in 1949
The National Bank of Jerry reported a solid year for 1949 with a 6 percent dividend paid to shareholders. Of 1000 shares, 980 were represented at the annual meeting where seven directors were re elected. New officers included H Keppel as president and Joseph W Guignon as vice president with Dan A Depew as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Jerry
Dan A. Jepew
A. L. Foster
Dan A. Depew
Joseph W. Guignon
F. W. Ewing
H. Marlin Keppel
H. W. Powers
H. Keppel
H.W. Powers
W. J. Ke
Spring Creek Area Power Outage Strikes Rural Residents
A large chestnut tree fell across a power line near Spring Creek, cutting electricity for about four hours from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. M. D. Rhodes of Warren Electric Co operative said crews restored service as winds eased. The blackout disrupted shops and traffic, with lanterns used by residents. Community leaders planned promotional draws and sales at Plymouth area stores the following day amid the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
M. D. Rhodes
Warren Electric Co-operative
Alices
Youngsville
New Plymouth
Plymouth
Hamber
Martin
Singer
Mhanker
Odger
Awiaty
Pemfort
Buller Budget Down Buteer Reads Vote Reverses Aid Plan
In Bulle, Pennsylvania on July 1 the council reversed a prior vote, reducing the general appropriation to 150,000 and holding 25,000 for a community insurance and hospital utilization plan. The budget totals 52,000 with allocations for wage raises and hospitalization costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Buteer
66 000 Miners Idle in Coal Dispute headlines
In SIPTEBURGH on June 1 the United Mine Workers strike pattern leaves over 68,000 soft coal workers idle with 20,000 more quitting in 24 hours. Pennsylvania shows 33,050 idle, West Virginia 17,500, Kentucky 5,000, Ohio 4,000, Utah 260, and Virginia and others cited amid ongoing contention led by UMW President John Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sipteburgh
United Mine Workers Checkerboard
Weel
Pennsylvania
West Virgins
Alabang
Kenhicks
Onto
Utah
UMW
Joh
Lewis
Lewis Orders Miners To Work
Washington reports President Truman declined to declare an emergency as 68,000 United Mine Workers back on a three day week after a weeklong strike. The move follows pressure from coal operators and lawmakers as production losses grow and public calls for government action rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Washington
Joan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ Distrits
Mey
Congress
Trinian
Virginia
Clinchfield Con Corporation
Bethlehem Collieries Corporations
Barrackville
W. VI
UMW
John P. Busarello
Pittsburgh
Dyer Mens
Senate Judiciary Committee
John L. Lewis
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Truman
Timely Return Saves Area Home From Fire
A prompted report says a family narrowly escaped a blaze at their Willows east of the city after being away about an hour. Fire crews were summoned and managed to control flames before major damage occurred, credited to quick action and a vigilant neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Kirch
Sear
Willows
Jadi
Strovenion Columbus
Crineile
TKK
Attlee Sets February 23 Voting Date
London Jan 11 Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced February 23 as the voting date for Britain’s critical election. The Labor government seeks continued nationalization programs while Conservatives pledge to ease welfare controls and push private enterprise. Voters will choose 625 to 628 seats in a mixed parliamentary race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Winslor Chwehiils
Laburlie
Clement Altec
Sanly
Mat Hollereln
Lie
Britain
Labor Party
Church
Lahorites
Curehill
Hillion
United States
Attlee
Churchi
Commons
House of Lords
George VI
Fabar
Maroh
Youth loses murder conviction appeal in Pittsburgh case
Philadelphia January 10 1949 A 10th grade student Bey of Pittsburgh who was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison on April 21 1947 had his appeal denied by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Charles Alvin Jones writing the opinion The court affirmed the Allegheny County Court of Ayers and Terminer finding Bey guilty of causing the death of William D Larkin 36 of Pittsburgh. Larkin died from a rifle wound in the head after Bey and two companions claimed they were nearly run down by a car. Beys attorneys argued insufficient evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. The story also includes a Treasury report noting net budget receipts and expenditures in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jen
T—siuward Bey
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Charles Alvin Jones
Court of Ayer
Allegheny
Bey
William D. Larkly
Larkin
Bay
Larkin Wis Messenger
Flying Arrow Repair Restores Vessel for Shanghai Route
Chaos signals and fog of war surround the Flying Arrow as it's repaired and prepared to limp toward a potential port, with American destroyers Stickel and Barrett offering escort except Shanghai. Captain Jones reports the ship can be moved to the central port with 12 passengers, 43 crew, and a $10 million cargo, while U.S. forces aim to protect ships beyond the three mile limit in Chinese waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Freieiter
Slemring
Briday
Chibley
Evemer Wilbur Gil Af
Naueoulk
Cohu
Aled
Jones
U.S
Adm
Russell Berkey
Ld Xen
Trustees Seek Ouster Of Morganza Official
Trustees of the Pennsylvania Train School at Morganza demand Superintendent J Elmer Johnston resign by February 15. Johnston says he wants to talk to Welfare Secretary Brown before acting. Brown denies any state pressure to remove Johnston and says reforms will be recommended by experts and forwarded promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caoameansen
Canonsburg
Padan
Pennsylvania Trainsine
Morganza
J Elmer Dohnston
Willian C. Brown
Johnston
Brown
Harrisburg
Mor ‘Ong
Widline
Tme
MY. Johnston
Tim
Truck Wreck Near Corry East of City
A crash occurred about three four miles east of Corry last night when a 1937 Chevrolet vehicle left Route 7B after steering mechanism failed. The truck rolled onto its side, causing substantial damage and demolishing the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Morry
B.C
Grinder
Corry Barracks
Maple Products Awards Taken by Area Producers
Awards in the maple products competition favored area producers with Somerset and Crawford counties extracting multiple top honors. Winners included several exhibitors from Witbier region, Spartans, and Corry, earning firsts in syrup and various baked goods categories, while others claimed second and third places in individual displays and collective showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witbier
Galt
Pelinesvinia
Abelms
Somerset
Crawford
Steinahan Heoiers
Spartans
Fhiarth
Jon Syrenfra
Ali Fe
Corry
Fury M
Enkray
Elyplay
Tye Maple Products
Insurance rate cuts reshuffle automobile premiums
Automob ile insurance rates took effect Monday January 8 and show decreases up to 10 percent for late model cars while older models face higher costs. The revision lowers fire insurance rates for farm autos and introduces broad statewide adjustments led by James F Malone. Pitts burgh area rates remain among the highest in the state with local agents noting Corry’s rates in the lowest class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
James F. Malone
Pittsburgh
Corry ‘Iren
Pittsburgh Flood Deluge Strikes Three Rivers Areas
A severe week of steady rain drenched western Pennsylvania triggering floods in Pittsburgh and across the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio basins. Damaging water levels rose along rivers, threatening homes and infrastructure as authorities urged caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Drew
Pittaburgh
Monéncéhéle
Ohio
Limited Military Aid For Tito
Washington reports the United States plans to limit military aid to Tito amid debate in Congress and the State Department over whether to tighten or extend aid. The emergency measure would curb military shipments while economic and political support continues for Yugoslavia’s aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw State Department
Tiis
Yeuchiawik
Tump
du Fur de Pulley
Atteson
Cugo- Slavia
Citizens Bank Elected Officers After Strong Year
Citizens National Bank reports one of its best years in 60 years as 1201 of 1800 shares represented at a meeting led by President H W Parker. Directors kept HW Parker SJ Irvine H W Loveland G W Donaldson D B Tageert Ew Pele and W L Peak. Officers named: H W Put president Charles Bracken vice president G W Donaldson cashier H W LovesJwnd and M O Baldwin assistant cashiers. Directors voted $25 000 to surplus while leaving 87 430 in profits and reserves. Dividends paid at seven and one half percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Te Scully Center Street
H. W. Parker
SJ. Irvine
H.W Loveland
HW. Parker
G W. Dohaliiion
D. B. Tageert
Ew. Pele
W. Li. Peak
Ay Follawe
Charles Bracken
GW. Donaldson
H.W. Loves
Jwnd
Margaret McChsty
M. 0. Baldwin
Parker
Addition Planned to Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg
The Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg announced plans for a 2,000,000 addition to start early this year. The project will add 200 bedrooms and expand exhibition and ballroom space. With the expansion the Penn Harris will offer more than 400 bedrooms and facilities for 1,800 people, aiming to accommodate many conventions in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Associated
Harrisburg
Penn Harris
Mars teen killed in roadside crash near Pittsburgh
A Mars resident was killed and another injured when a car struck a pedestrian along the Mars Eyaynnotty road today. Nathan Jamin Henry, 16, died at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh from a fractured pelvis. Evil Mibret, 14, of Mars, was listed as injured. The accident involved an unidentified vehicle and remains under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mobile
Tro Yeuig Hoya
Mars—Eyaynotty Road
Uin Avi
Nathan Jamin Henry
Mars, HD
Allegheny
Hossitel Pittahurgr
X Fractured Wk
Evil
Mibret
Mats
Amc Freutses
Charge party turns campaign issue in foreign policy row
Washington dispatch reports Democrats accusing Republicans of politicizing foreign affairs in the debate over America’s stance on China and Formosa. Acheson faced criticism as Democrats push for tougher stance while Republicans defend administration policy amid hearings, with no clear breakthrough as the day ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEMS
Formosa
Acheson
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Associated Press
Washington
America
Portis
Inter Gop
Sosrekary
Starke Acheson
HE Chaterar
Atlantic Fleet Chief Is Named
President Testony nominated Admiral William Fechpeles as Atlantic Fleet chief with the rank of admiral. Rear Admiral Lynde D. Mocs becomes vice chief of naval operations with the rank of vice admiral. Vice Admiral Praneis Low is deputy chief of naval operations with the rank of vice admiral. Rear Admiral doh H Cassady becomes rear admiral. Vice Admiral Robert B. Corney leads the Second Task Fleet. He is promoted to vice admiral. Rear Admiral Joseph Pettey Jr is named chief of the Yard and Docks with the rank of vice admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sym
Testony Tod
William M. Fechpeles
Nate Bunkhinder
Anwie Neebo
Adira
Lynde D. Mocsaid
Praneis
Low
Lopisiies
Yine Dmtral
Doh H Cassady
Robert B. Corney
Secon
Adeirat
Solu J
Ballanbinie
Rai
Joseph Pettey, Jr
Altre
Americans Alarm Over Formosa Tense Situation
The U S embassy notes rising anxiety among Americans in Formosa as fears grow of a possible Communist attack. Officials in Taipei warn residents to stay vigilant while awaiting potential actions from Beijing and the regional coalition.
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Ie Aig
Oriinio
Nance Aph
China
National Bank
Joseph Guignon
Soy Checkerboard
Treasury
Washington, Gan
Flying Arrow
Erie County
Stranahan Brothers
Tito
Pesmi
Peibayly
Titel
Wenessary
Wardowi
Fey Council
Citizens Bank
State Department
Atlantic
Farmoss Rt
Nalonalley
Mary
Abi
Lee
Te Subellbarys de Ante Commission On Reurs
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