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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 18, 1950
Page
1
Untitled clipping fragment on Alma meeting headlines
A fragmented OCR note references Alma and nearby venues, hinting at a meeting or event in 1950. Details are incomplete, with scattered names and numbers obscured by transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR Item Yields Sparse Market Numbers
A partial scan shows unclear figures including 15.93 15.09 and 4.38 with 101 a4, leaving uncertainty about item identity and values. No readable names or locations are evident to anchor the report.
Military Views On New H Bomb Debate Sparks Confusion
Lawmakers in Washington weigh the risks of a hydrogen bomb amid fierce debate. General Bradley is expected to testify behind closed doors as experts debate necessity, morality, cost, and international control in a climate of secrecy and public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Bradley
Associated Press
Washington
IL Tomareau
A& Hydrogen
Otiwr N. Bradley
Senate
Energy Committee
Atomic En— Urey Commission
Congress
Baegssrr Ty Jong
United States
Hiroshima
Russia
Moscow
Eibies
Coal miners urge quick relief for Fayette and Western county families
Uniontown reports coal miners request rapid aid for needy families in Fayette and nearby counties. Riley Lumpti of the Department of Public Use Alliance in Payette County says about 5 dollars extra would help. Eastern counties prepare to assist with 125 applications processed and 413 appointments made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asomiscess
Chrysler Offer Rejected By Union In Pension Dispute
Detroit CIO United Auto Workers reject Chrysler's 100 a month pension offer and order a seven day strike within negotiations. UAW director Matthews calls the plan unsound and inadequate while noting benefit totals about five cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Jaw
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Norian Matthews
UAW
Sunde
Matthews
Bonus blanks scarce in city as 300 on hand
The Red Cross office on Worth Center street distributed 300 bonus forms though about 1,400 were needed statewide. Harrisburg reported 66,000 applications returned in two days, with more expected. Notaries were swamped offering free service as clerical work begins next week and checks go out mid March in filing order.
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Red Cross
Worth Center Street
State Armory
American Legion
Harrisburg
Veterans Compensation Bureau
Frank A. Weber
U.S. Naval Service
Navy
Latimer faces unfair labor charges amid coal dispute
Washington reports Robert Denham of the National Labor Relations Board seeks a court order to restore a five day week for miners. He accuses John L. Lewis of bargaining in bad faith, with a hearing to set before any injunction. Pittsburgh notes capacity cuts ripple through industry as coal, rubber, and steel face shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
Robert Ne Denham
Ainusel
National Labor Relations Board
Sid
Denham
John DL
Lewis
Colt
Denam
Uta
Truman
Latio National Emergency
Denham Ogl
Nla Combes
Wer
Pittsburgh
Cnal
Coal Merchants Association of
Pitisbaneh
Cox
United States Steel Corporation
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Ohio
Latimer Transferred to Kingston Luverne County Post
James Latimer a district name protector in the Corry area is transferred to Kingston in Luverne county with headquarters at Kingston. T. A. Reynolds division supervisor announced the move effective February 1 Latimer will assume new duties in Lugurne county. Willian Over turf of Marienville will be Latimer's successor. Latimer a 12 year Game Commission veteran has been in Corry area since WWII and will move his family within 80 days once housing is found.
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James Latimer
Corry
Kington
Luverne
T. A. Reynolds
Latimer
Thuytristriet
Willian
Marienville
Forest County
Latimer Loday
Lattimer
Game Commission
Lugerne County
Kingston
Reynold
Northwest Sea Counties
Pennsylvania
Edwardes
Attlee Sets Socialist Course in Labor Election Platform
London January 18 The Labour Party under Prime Minister Attlee pledges to keep Britain on its socialist path with nationalization of industry and continued rationing if Labour wins the February 23 election. The manifesto targets Churchill's Conservatives as the party of free enterprise and unemployment.
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Ritish
Britain
Associated Press
London
Attlee
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Conservative Party
Peon
Lord Rothermere
London Daily Mail
Showdown Vote Slated in Washington Fight
Fragmented text reports a showdown vote in Washington on a plan tied to the Truman program. Mentions Speaker and a decision after a meeting, with unclear participants and dates due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ty Mouse
No West Power Rift Foreseen
Hong Kong reports U S diplomat Jessup stating no break between the United States and western powers over Britain’s recognition of the Peiping regime. He says differing conclusions do not threaten friendship or cooperation and rejects claims of a Western split. The United States opposes recognizing the Communist government as the sole Chinese entity.
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Assucuveueres
Hong Kong
United States
Ching
Raying TS
Phylips
Jessup
Red Peiping
Jessup Oti
U.S
U. S
Olfarty
Tils Unie
China
Area Ex Sheriff Fatally Burned
Former Venango County sheriff Skelley died in Titusville after a fire that severely burned his wife who suffered critical injuries. Authorities believe the blaze started from a wood stove or similar heater, with investigators uncertain of the exact cause as of now.
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Titus Vane
Skelley
Venango Vounts
Itusville
Prisol
Rhio
Kenny
Reverend Yost Resigns Post At Local Church
Reverend Yost, pastor of First Heteheastay Church, resigns to take a pastorate with the Calvary Assemblies of God in Wellsboro Pa He plans a farewell sermon January 9 and has aided in relocating and remodeling the church including expanding facilities and Sunday School rooms He and Mrs Yost with daughter Bonnie Lee will move in February
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Yost
Wellsboro
Few
Hurisan
Assemblies of God Calvary
Wells
Boro
Smaunt
Sergin
U. S. Naval Training Staton
Sampson
Whitebery
Spring
West Pleasant Streets
Raymond
East Chuch Street
Bonnie Lee
Finn President Wins Reelection Amid Finnish Vote
Word from Helsinki reports President Juha Paystkivi winning reelection while Communist led workers gain ground. Communists secure 21.6 percent of the presidential vote, second to Social Democrats. Conservatives rise to 20 percent. Analysts foresee possible government coalition shifts by March 1.
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Oy Assmenina Rhe
Helsinks Finkind
Jar
Juha Paystkivi
Mascowite
Finland
People's Democrats
Social Democrats
Farl-August Fitgerholly
Mou Ie
Miner’s Body Recovered From Anthracite Mine
The body of Edward Burda was recovered noon today from the Mount Mahoney area mine after rescue workers cleared debris. Doctors at the scene said he appeared to have died from injuries as crews reached the bottom of the shot about 180 feet below the surface.
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Ov Earmceabe
Mahanoy
Padan
Edward Burda
Resere
Ed Ward
Plans For Annual Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce
Plans were made by chamber of commerce members for the annual meeting to be held in Moweh where new officers will take charge. The governance group selected candidates and named a speaker, with audit and representation duties assigned to several members. Directors voted to join NORPAC to promote new industries in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tireeters
Chamber of Commune
Moweh
Corry Hotel
Arnold Ssa- Abend
AJ Hillstrom
Clarence Walace
Albertha Hinwod
Homer Bulard
Harard Flowers
Chester Cuerioy
Petcy Corbin Richard Rossbach
Norpac
Tte
Stamey Nichols
Mead Park
Henry Wikeley
Mead Park Association
Mead Park Association Elects Sears as President and New Directors
Louis Sears was named president of the Mead Park Association to fill the vacancy left by Stanley Nichols. Walter Auer became vice president, with Carl Smith and others elected to director positions. The group discussed a skating club as a booster effort and a union role for park improvements. A resolution mourned Nichols, and a firewood offer for the skating pavilion was accepted. The park finances showed a balance of 340 after bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sears
Walter Auer
Mead Park Association
Luis B. Sears
Stanley Nichols
Waller Auer
Mr. Sein
Carl Smith
Sheeets
Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce
Pay Association
Elmer SoCashee Post
Park Avkoviation
Lirectoys
Nichols
Charles Thompson
Ray Reed
Release Suspect in 1948 Double Slaying
West Palm Beach Fla Jan 18 The double murder of sculptor Lena Laszar and his wife near Las Cruces New Mexico on November 14 1948 remains unsolved. A new suspect Bax Diane Phillips 22 of Washington Pa was ruled out after lengthy questioning. Phillips is serving a year in Florida State Prison for auto theft.
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Sty
West Palm Beach
Fla
Lena Laszar
Oes
Phillips
Lfler
Pali Beach
Olinty
Jenath
Kink
Laraar
Abeuit
Government to Buy Pork to Strengthen Prices
The Agriculture Department announced a pork buying program aimed at supporting hog producers and stabilizing prices for housewives. The plan, part of a broader effort, faces political reaction and questions about its impact on farm costs and consumer prices.
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Washington
Sovernment
Stor Tsycon
Agriculture Department
Hong
Boston Robbers Nabbed After $1.5 Million Heist
Police pursue a bandit gang that netted $1.5 million in cash and $500,000 in checks from Brink's in a 20 minute raid at a Waterfront garage. FBI across the East seaboard track suspects as crews swerve through Roxbury and Providence.
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Boston
Edward Dy Fallon
Wwe
Olive
couVict
WaKl
Transportaetion
Uarés
Alygir
Seyboad
Underworld
FBI
Eilis Muir
Boston Federal Reserve
Manly
Brink
Tne a@ money transportation
Roxbury
Providence
Seaboard
Foxboro
Anaton
Taya
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