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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
Jul 19, 1951
Page
1
Abbey Streets bids at five percent bid accepted
A fragmentary notice indicates bids were accepted at five percent on Abbey Streets project with May bid close and a meeting to review proposals. Details are incomplete, but the local bidding process proceeded and bids were opened in connection with Abbey Streets works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey Streets
Mts
Fragmented OCR notice on municipal bonds and bids
Partial OCR text shows a municipal bonds and bids notice with scattered fragments. It mentions city, County, penalties, approvals, payments, checks, and a bid event with references to firms or offices, but the readable portion is highly garbled and lacks clear facts like dates or names.
House Nears End of Long Controls Battle
Washington dispatch reports House members, driven by partisan strain, move toward final voting on a broad wage, price, rent, and rationing controls bill. Amendments seek price ceilings tied to profits and meat processor margins, while supporters warn such changes would raise living costs and hit consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preat
Washington
House
Office of Price Eestimation
Wolcott
R-Mich
Jeh W Hight
Agricul Hures
Qld
Hep, Cole
Re Yuna
Neptips
Poage
D-Tex
Johnston
Wilson Calls for Strong Controls Law After Flood Damage
Mobilization Chief Charles E. Wilson told the AFL Retail Clerks Association that the Hoos disaster shows the need for a strong controls law as Congress faces massive wartime demands. He warned recovery will be long and costly as materials shift from defense to flood repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Suly
Charles EB
Loday
AFL Retail Clerks Association
Hoods
Congress
Revealed: Sordid Conditions at U S Army Bases
Senate investigators report rampant housing abuse near Camp Breckenridge Camp Rucker and Fort Leonard Wood. Servicemen and families endure sky high rents amid filth and squalor as civilians profit from housing while service members sacrifice civilian comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Army Post
Senate
Armed Services Subcommittee On
Senate Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Continental
United States
America
Johnson
Hem
Breckenridge
Rucker
Ali
Fort Leomar
Angry British women demand equal pay in Commons raid
About 500 female government workers stormed the House of Commons in London demanding pay equality with male colleagues. Police sealed the doors, sent for reinforcements, and the women were allowed limited view of the chamber. After about 90 minutes they left, saying they would return next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiochave
London
Dilly
House of Commons
Umok
Shortages of Special Alloy Steel Hit City Plants Hard
A survey shows CMP plans may keep defense orders supplied but consumer goods production will suffer. Steel allotments depend on defense needs, with some plants delaying vacations to protect output. Ajax Works faces delays on buyout components while CMP distribution aims to ease shortages later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vity
Shige
CMP
Reno
Raymone Cor Ty Jamestown
McInnes Steel Blunts
Aero
Corry-Tamestowi
CMB
Ajax
Nder
Iim
Raymond
McTaines Siew Co
Plains
Jphueniax
Severe Electrical Storm Hits Towns And Damages Homes
Early morning storm brings cooler air and heavy rain of 32 of 10 inch rainfall in regions north of Findley Lake. Lightning damaged the Darling home at 616 Spring Street with four windows blown out and radio aerial wiring destroyed. Power outages linger as crews repair line breaks along Cutring Findley Lake road. In Erie district storms caused 18 fires in three hours and knocked out power lines while Penns Electric reports transformer damage on Stio ta Street. Insurance covers the Darling family loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Darling
Spring Street
Holt
Findley Lake
Eincke
Tinemen
Ninesia-Hudson-Michawk
Erie
Rall
Valnures
Pennsylenia Eleetsic Company
Priests and Others Die in Route 8 Crash Near Richland
Four men die or are injured in a two-vehicle crash on Route 8 in Richland township. The priests Rev. Lawrence O Connell and Rev. John A Burns are among the victims along with Joseph Myers and Bernard Burns. All injured were taken to Mercy Hospital with multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Father O'Connell
Solon Sees Little Hope for Oleo Bill This Year
Harrisburg July 19 The chairman of the Senate agriculture committee said there is little hope for passage of a bill regulating the sale of yellow oleomargarine this session Senator George B Scarlett Chester said he would not say the legislation is dead but suggested further study on the issue He noted potential timing and cited previous killed bills while a new group has appeared before the committee for weeks Washington July 19 Richard Smith Jr 27 of Hopewell Township drowned yesterday after stepping into a deep water in an abandoned strip mine hole near his home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusuomreneres
Harrisburg
Senate
Agriculture
George B. Scarlett
Chester
Pennsylvania
Scarlett Agriculture
Washington, Pe,guly
Richard Smith, Jr
Hopewell
Rome
Ceasefire talks in Korea mark seventh session stalemate
United Nations and Communist delegates held a seventh session in Whaesong with no progress on foreign troop withdrawal. NAM Nam Ti of the Red delegation pressed for a plan. Joy of the UN delegation signaled tentative positions while talks continued into the noon recess. General Ridgway returned to Korea after visiting Tokyo, with no further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Mens Munsan
Korea
Delesaijany
Adair C
Wormllihney
Spolcemen
Witindrawal
Day
Hursday
Nam Ti
Nam
United Nations
Dleas
Weentintots
Easton
Vemalyeyt
Bast
Les
Nmas
Payor
Matthew B. Ridgway
UN Commandar
Tokya Aealquanters
Wonlinied
Mehti
St Louis Faces Worst Flood in History Threatening Region
Flood fears rise as the Mississippi overruns the Missouri valley flagging widespread damage. The Weather Bureau warns of the crest possibly topping prior records while St Louis and Jefferson City brace for heavy inundation and power and transportation disruptions. Evacuations and levee repairs race to prevent catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Iain St
Asim St. Lewis
Kursus Anther
Missouri
Museetppl
St. Louie
Luin
Eidhassey
Missouiri
Jefferson City
Waller
Mississippi
Basb St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Ruth Leaves 860000 Estate In Final Tax Ruling
New York July 1 Babe Ruth left an estate of 860000 with final figures approved by estate tax appraiser Samuel E Lepler. Ruth died three years ago at 53 from cancer leaving his widow Clara Mae Ruth life interest in a 179611 trust for land after other bequests. widow also received 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
Wid
Clara Mae Ruth
Hospital Board Holds Brief Monthly Meeting
Corny Memorial Hospital directors met to approve committee appointments by President M M Nast and by laws revisions. Edgar Alexanders report showed 38 births 5 deaths, 83 minor operations, 18 major surgeries. total patients 260 May to 252 June with average daily census 38. Extends thanks to Paul Weisers for truck donation during moving and prior weeks. Directors present included Brundage Winston Hawsing Hilltowom Holden Ott Pain Rainesalo Sil Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jembers
Corny Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexanders
Iver
M.M. Nast
Paul Wiseers
Automobi
Brundage
Wston
Hawsing
Hilixtwom
Holden
Ott
Pain
Rainesalo
Sil and Young
Cards Condemn Senate Target Judiciary Panel Actions
State and federal authorities sought today to locate the origin of a series of threatening post cards mailed to all 50 state senators. The cards condemned in harsh language the Senate judiciary general committee’s action in killing the administration employment practices bill, and were deemed reserved and distrusted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barussanes
Senate
Judiciary General Committee
Confidence Man Faces Inquiry in Senate Probe
Boston contractor Joseph Bennett testified at the opening of a public inquiry into a professional confidence man. He said he paid $22,765 to a Washington agent for government contracts that never materialized. Father Maxim Markin of the Greek Catholic Church testified about paying $150,000 to Mason, a convicted con man, for possible lease bargains on government buildings to aid church needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
Joseph
Bennett
Boston
Special Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Haey
Id-Nc
Hoey
Bermett
Samuel DO
Mason
Fone
Maxim Markin
Greek Catholic Church
Order of the Basil the Great
New York
San.d. Mason
Senatore
Huey
McCarthy
R-Wis
Markie
Peter Hewka
Hewko
Macon
Rita May Reconciliation Hinted Between Actress and Prince
New York July 19 Rita May Agrees to Reconcile with Moslem Prince Nimine Al Fehon as possible. Lawyer Bartley Crum says talks hinge on resolving issues. no commitment yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
New York
Truman Says Policy Toward Spain Changed
AP report from Washington notes President Truman signaled a shift in U S policy toward Spain, indicating a potential defense cooperation base in the country. The briefing cited preliminary talks with Madrid, naval and military officials, and remarks by Adlai Stevenson era figures. The overall aim remains unclear as Korea talks and Atlantic alliance considerations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judy
Truman Seid Taving Walthi
Cerliibry
Palicy
Spain
Thg
Madrid
United States
Aches
Tusa
Puree
Peter- Mani
Sherman
Naval Aperitoms
Gener
Thay Weal
Exter
Harriman
Bang
Turkey
Greece
Pave Hospital Parking Area Start at Corry Memorial
Western Asphalt Paving Co. began work today on a new parking area in front of Corry Memorial Hospital. The project includes a 28 foot wide public lot on the east side of the circular drive and blacktop for the doctors area and entrance approach. The work follows years of visitor parking issues since the hospital opened four months ago and is expected to end in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Asphalt Paving Co
Western Axpnatt Paving Company
Bisettap
New Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Geheral
Fomurrany
Morse Assails GOP Chieftains Amid Senate Vote Talk
Washington July 19 Senator Morse R Ore assails GOP chieftains over Senate voting patterns and party leadership as he criticizes Taft Wherry Millicity and other leaders for alleged influence on the Republican caucus. The report notes Morse’s claim of voting with the majority about 45 percent of the current session amid partisan tensions. In Washington Pa a separate item reports a 7 year old Pan Chilo killed by a car during a Cobebure street incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doday
Congress
Tam
Senate
Morse
Tur Sy
Taft
Olid
Wherry
Nebraska
Milliicity
R-Cole
Soy
An Suth
Pan Chilo
Thesarby
Algivis
Reward Raised for Local Theft Case by Berliner
Lawrence Berliner offered a reward for return of items stolen from his property on East Pleasant Street. He urged those responsible to return the belongings and noted 26 prosecutions forthcoming. Meanwhile a strike at Berwick plant affecting about 4,000 United Steelworkers members disrupted production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago Eas Meni
East Pleasant
Lawrence Berliner
Berliner Holmes
Mr. Herliner
Duday
Berwick
Berwick Abl
American Carne Foundry Company
Realist
United Steelworkers
Thien
Moodag
Ember
Che
International Guart
Uniow
Americe
Iui
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Jarry
Ian Uly Onlin
di Salle
Rev. Burns
Bernard
Sam” Burns
Catherine Burns
Jol A. Blate
West, Smith, Street
Meg
Pittsburgh
Myers
Solon
Ose
Kaesong
Joy
Moodingesimsen
Hanis
Athens
Kansas City
Finnvaye
Ielirick Way
Monuay
Easoline
Montes
Warrane
Jeferson City
SS Louts
St Charles
Truman
Pave Hospital
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