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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
6
A prowler was seen twice in the East Press Find Street area around 4:30 AM, with a temporary entry attempt at 1:30 AM reported as well. Separate items note wage increases for Penn Yoil Refining Co employees, draft quota updates, a fatal double collision near Ol City, and various real estate transfers and local notices amid a string of Erie region updates.
A new dining room opens at Gilson's in Column on Sunday, expanding seating by 60. Located in the west half of the former MeN building, the room features knotty pine decor, chrome and leather booths, and is open 7 AM to 1 PM daily with meat verification for specials. Reservations for special pies may be made.
Reports from Tokyo say U S Superforts continued raids on North Korean rail yards and bridges for the sixth day but heavy clouds cut effective ground support. Bombers targeted a Pyongyang Wonsan route while anti air fire rose around marshalling yards. Capt Ralph E Bower reported a damaged highway bridge near Seoul and several soldiers claimed hits on tanks as Allied war plans expanded ahead of a Reds offensive.
Beaverdam notes report Mr and Mrs Raymond Strake moving to the former Swain farm. King's Workers Sunday School group met at Mr and Mrs Walter Proutor home with devotions by Ora Gibbons and a business session led by Mrs Georgia Lyons. Guests include the Stutzman and Kuhns families. Otterbein Guild and Findley Lake camp activities mentioned. Burial for Mrs Nora Slye held in Beaverdam Cemetery. Maneval family in Buffalo. large list of local visits and travel events with campers and visitors noted.
An infant about one day old died at Easton Hospital after being found in a weed patch behind 5 Apricot Street. The six pound girl was discovered by a passerby and taken to the hospital, where she died a few hours later.
Fragmented report notes Russia may reconsider its stance at the United Nations Security Council. Discussions hint at possible moves to oust a rival nation from the council, speculate on policy shaping related to Korea, and reference broader peace petitions and postwar diplomacy without graphic detail.
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