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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1950
Page
3
A partially legible clip discusses an individual identified by initials and a surname fragment. The line hints at a familial connection and a date or event but lacks sufficient context to confirm identity or full life details.
Michael is identified in a fragmented note as related to a grand version or revelation. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events for a concrete summary.
Port section notes tensions as Elks group scolds residents for alleged misdeeds. Officials urge calm while community debates the issue and local leaders confer on next steps. Officials urge restraint and civic responsibility amid mounting public interest.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions closing on a board in Elori ba Ot and vaulo, with unclear references to actions or participants. Limited readable terms prevent precise event identification or entities.
June 14 Erie officials floated a SU-50 split of the income tax with the school board for next year. Mayor Clairence Pulling Streets Director Thomas McCarty and Safety Director Raymond Wagner pushed for an even division, while the school board weighs maintaining a three to one split or a reduced share. State law caps combined tax at one percent. The revenue office also warned the first 15 of about 1,800 delinquent 1949 taxpayers will receive notices daily until payment.
New York dairy farmers in the six-state milkshed will be paid a uniform price of $3.21 per hundredweight for June deliveries. The June price compares with $3.28 in May and $3.61 a year ago. A producer butterfat differential of 58 cents per tenth of a pound applies. Production rose 10.07 percent from two years ago, with 752,400,2 pounds received from approved plants, the highest since 1938 marketing orders.
Leaders of the World Council of Churches representing 260 million adherents in 44 countries approved United Nations military action in Korea while denouncing atomic or bacteriological weapons. The 90-member committee urged a just settlement through negotiation and conciliation and supported UN security measures as appropriate, with two dissenters. Governments should pursue a settlement via negotiations and through the United Nations.
Judge Timer J Evans deferred sentence for 88 year old Gwald Fireh after a guilty plea to peddling numbers. Fireh was arrested May 26 by Patrolman Andrew West amid a city crackdown on professional gambling. Attorney William Carney faced rebuke for urging immediate sentence as the court warned future actions against numbers men. The court outlined prior practice of fines from 50 to 400 dollars for second offenses, with a four month prison term ever once for repeat offenders.
The piece describes Taft’s opposition to broad presidential powers while Democrats dismiss indirect calls to probe American military readiness. It notes Truman’s denial of ax plans and mentions the Senate finance committee shelving a House tax cut measure. It also covers accusations linking General MacArthur to Korea unpreparedness and an Air Force plan to charter 63 transport planes for a Far East airlift.
A compiled list from Brokenstraw parish churches detailing pastors ministers of music and regular services. Includes Spring Creek Church vesper and worship times, Sunday School superintendents, vacation church school sessions, adult class hours, and choir practices across Columbus Carter Bear Lake Wheelock ministries with times from 9:45 a.m. to 11 a.m. for Sunday School and worship.
Reformed Church in Clymer lists morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday School and Junior Endeavor, evening praise and Senior Endeavor sessions. Other churches, including Blue Eye Wesleyan, Beaverdam Mennonite, and North Clymer Evangelical, outline Sunday services, Sunday School, choir, and midweek prayer or study meetings led by named pastors and lay leaders. Wayne Valley Evangelical notes morning service and Sunday School with no evening service, plus midweek Berean Class and Bible study events.
A clipped page lists multiple Methodist and Evangelical church notices from Narbor and Cottage Will area churches. It records pastors such as Rev. Charles R. Lingolti and Rev. J. Schmittle, Sunday School superintendents like Arnold Webb and Robert Bunce, and meeting times including morning worship at 11 and Sunday School at 10. Morning and evening services, Bible study, and midweek prayer meetings are noted across several congregations including Elgin and Spartanburg.
Rev LeRoy Harris and Rev Oliver Thompson lead a church schedule with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Morning worship at 8 30 a m Sunday evening service at 8 15 p m Junior group meets at 11 30 am The Cobbs pastor and other leaders announce services and meetings for Saturday and Sunday at the church
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