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03 Jun 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
Jun 03, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary Note Leaves Wordplay Clue Unresolved
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a word puzzle clue referencing a number and shot sets. The readable bits include unclear phrases and a parenthetical. No identifiable people or organizations are recoverable from the legible text.
Auction listing blends hardware and livestock notes
A fragmented notice lists items for sale including electrical gear, lamps, and antique doors alongside cattle such as bred heifers and calves. It mentions locations and contact details, with vague references to stalls, stalls, and a Ham Terminal shorthand, reflecting a mixed auction catalog fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharles
Georg Conten
South
el Ween
Wees- Keating Meehan
Mileax
Hiring Uptick in May Maximum Since 1948 At PSES Office
The Pennsylvania State Employment Office reports 67 job placements in May the highest since September 1948. Stewart Long says May’s total nearly doubles April’s and notes gains across clerical service semiskilled and unskilled roles while unemployment claims fall slightly and female and veteran counts shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Stewart Long
Inca
Aimee
PSES
Thame
Long Enid
Tnlon
Mir
Lang
Extel
Dairy Bar Sold by City Couple on Corry Spartansburg Highway
Harmon's Dairy Bar on the Corry Spartansburg highway, run by Mr and Mrs E W Harmon for nearly two years, was sold to Mr and Mrs Joseph Laraia of Chicawo. The sale includes stock, equipment, building, the Harmon home, and 17 acres. the Laraias plan to move in with their children as the Harmons relocate to California. The bar opened in 1998 and offered soft drinks, fountain service, and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laraia
Barbara Orn
Harmon
California
Hirmine
Budget deficit to be far below forecast
Federal government spending trails estimates while revenues run higher than expected. By May a month left in the fiscal year the deficit is projected well under 4 billion dollars, about a 26 percent drop from April forecasts. Officials cited improved receipts and slower outlays as the main cause of the revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Tyunasa
Officine
Elks Donate 4000 to Hospital Fund in Second Drive
The Elks Club presented a $4000 check toward Memorial Hospital construction as part of a second fundraising drive. Club leader Roger Brown noted total contributions reach $128,000 in the current effort and $329,000 to date across drives since 1945, with prior pledges and payments recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arwantaie Vien
Orry Memorial Hospital
Willy
Roger Brown
Blix
Mc Brown
Aebulty
Nyvolink
Fire hits Raymond Plant exhaust pipes during heat treat unit blaze
A fire broke out in the exhaust tubes of Raymond Manufacturing Co's heat treat department causing minor damage and drawing onlookers. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with carbon dioxide cylinders, while a faulty automatic alarm delayed initial dispatch. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mfg Co
Corry
Raymond
East Pleasant
No. 1
Charles Spielman
Center Streets
Cnly
Pennsylvania
George Milderick
Sialon
Raymond Plant
ofMielats
Hunt for woman and companions intensifies in Georgia hills
Police hunt continues for a red haired woman and two armed men in northwest Georgia after gunfire exchanges with officers in two states. Authorities describe the trio as dangerous and wounded a suspect. bloodhounds and helicopters aided the pursuit amid rain and road checks by Tennessee and Georgia patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Calhoun
Possermen
North Georgia
Slo
Georgia
Tennessee
William J. Parker
Huntsville
Aln
Tred Scroegins
East Brainerd
Terin
Parkey
Trent. Dalney Garland
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Ooltewah
Garland
Unclear Missouri Farmer Receives Advice From Five Agencies
A fragmented note cites a Missouri farmer receiving fertilizer guidance from five Department of Agriculture agencies. It argues for Hoover commission reforms and mentions Senators Myers and Martin and Representative Kemmy with office locations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Hoover Commission
Family Loses Home in Blaze at Lottsville
Mr and Mrs George Ropp of Lottsville lost their frame dwelling when fire broke out about 10 p m. Firemen from Colwmrhus Sugar Grove and Welottaville battled the blaze delaying by parked cars and late alarm. Damages estimated around 5000 dollars with furnishings lost and house insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ropp
Lotteville
Colwmrhus
Sugar Grove
Welottaville
Ropp
Lortsville
Bulley
Ray Widdlg
My. Roph
Corryites to Receive Diplomas at Gannon College
Six local Corry youths will graduate from Gannon College at a single ceremony in the evening. Thomas Jansen James Jansen John Mead Andrew Carnegie Jerome Co all earn bachelor of science degrees in business administration except Jansen in biology. 280 graduates marks largest class. Bishop John Mark Gannon to speak. Rotarus Wood to receive lay speaker role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Gannon
Erie School
Thomas Jansen
Snyder Circle
James Jansen
John J Mead
Wayne Sire
Andrew Carnegie
Scinta Road
Jerome Co
West
Congress Street
Dashes
Spring Street
Chinnon College
John Mark Gannon
Spencer
Rotarus
Wood
Bell Jatrorart
Niagara Falls
Injured Sparta Soldier Named in Wreck Report
Corp Juan A pays is reported seriously injured in a head on crash near Chanute Field Illinois. Corp Mayy survives with multiple fractures and possible internal injuries. Corparations Say two other survivors remain listed as unchanged and in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Juan A. Pays
Chanite Field
al Rantoul
Mayy
Hompital
Communists Fail in Tokyo March and General Strike
Communist groups failed to marshal a March on Tokyo or a general strike. Police blocked rallies at Hibiya Park and occupation sites, arrests followed after clashes with U S forces. Eight activists were convicted for assault and disobedience with sentences from five to seven years hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Lal
East
Macart
Cupation
Ocwapation
Anummne
Red
Akir Memorial Cove
Redstom
Mey
Hibiyi Bart
U. S
Signal Corps
Kanji Gnishih
Pen Lelipe
MacAgihwr
City Council Faces Light Session and Road Crossing Delays
Council may hold a light meeting with no major items on the agenda as the board reads the final plan to vacate Shedy Avenue for the Corry Jamestown expansion. Officials say automatic crossing gates at Center Street First Avenue and Mead Avenue crossings likely won’t be ready before next year due to material and installation delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Shedy Avenue
Corry
Center Street
First Avenue
Mead Avenue
Iwa
Parade Draws 80 Bicyclists in Montgomery Ward Parade
More than 80 Corry youths rode decorated bicycles for prizes in the annual Montgomery Ward parade in Corry. Starting from Corry Senior High School the route moved along West South and Center streets before looping Franklin Mott and West Park Place. Judges announced winners such as Leathe Ann Wankrario and Gail Wilcox, with prizes and Rex Theatre passes awarded. Mayor Binley urged bicycle safety before the ceremony. ALCOA Wins Fight New York June 3 The U S government loses another round in a 3 year court fight to break up ALCOA as Judge John Knox rules the organization of SLGOA's physicss properties should not be disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Montgomery Ward Ga
Corry Senior High School
West South Street
Center Street
Franklin, Mott
West Park Place
O~ Cat
Uoline
Harry Parker
Harley Drake
Stewart Long
Leathe Ann Wank
Diane Smith
Wallace Cady
Rex Theatre
Binley
Xtallon
ALCOA
New York
U. S
Three Perish In Pre-Dawn Fire
In Wy county a pre-dawn fire killed a man and boy in their home. Victims named Mary Mul, another woman and her grandson John are reported. a second body and a burned infant body are described. The Phillips family survived part of the house. one unidentified body recovered. Coupon community lies near Altoona and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
EU Inday
Cuno
Cimbria
Mya
Mary Mulfie
John
Alder May
Frank Phillips
Phillips
Phillips Bay
Coupon
Johnstown
City Pupils Buy $6 708 in Bonds
Corry public schools sold 6708 in U S savings bonds and stamps for the 1949 50 school year Miss Helen Spencer led sales The program spanned classrooms with weekly stamp and bond purchases May totals by building show Fairview 108 874 Junior High Elementary 220 60 Junior High 420 69 Washington 131 46 Senior High 376 22 Harding 45 11 Total 273 Not conducted at Concord school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
U. S
Helen ‘Spencer
Fairview
Washington
Harding
Concord
Lava Flows Scare Kona Coast as Family Evacuations Rise
Volcanic eruption from Mount Loa forces dozens or more families to flee along Hawaii's Kona coast. Lava invades land, two lava tongues reach the sea, and observers report breakneck flow speeds. Hawaii Volcano Observatory notes the event as one of the calmest yet most extensive eruptions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatya Press
Kealakekua
Hawaii
Mount Loa
Kona
Maury
Ray Hy Finch
Hawaii Volcano Observatory
Java
Mauna Spa
Nord
Rangine
Finch
Kau
South Point
Butter Costs and Government Storage Critique by Babson
Babson argues government buying and storing 114 million pounds of butter last year kept prices high and forced consumers to switch to margarine. He cites rising margarine production and calls for price controls to stop dairy losses and protect butter producers. The piece notes the issue continues in the continuation on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babsul
Babson Park
Mass
Cay
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Sad Vale
Tore
Uncle Sam
Europe unites coal and steel to boost Western unity
Six European nations including France, West Germany, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands agreed to pool their coal and steel production under a new authority. Britain opted to stay informed while Canada and the United States were invited to send observers. The plan aims to expand European production and aid postwar development as Marshall aid continues. The proposal follows the Schuman plan of May 9 and signals a major step toward pacific economic integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Europe
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Luxembourg
Pla
Robert Schuman
Great Britain
Gitice
Condon
Sete
Wurapein
Pinn
Britain
Germany
Council
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Canada
United States
Canatin
Vitman
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Caltar
Ana Auly Trethy
Harmon's
Joseph Laraia
Elks
Pittsburgh
Henry Witmner
T. R Helmbald
Wittmer
Wittmer Oil and Gas Company
Amir~san Natural Gas Company
Clenshny
Senatory
Francis Myere
Edward
Martin
Servkté
Carroll D. Kemmy
Oll
Lottsville
Corryites
Gannon’ College
Sparta
YORYO
Wid
Bulb
Berlin
Jae UN
Dapanese
Mika
Nunestere
Assnciated Press
Mauna Loa
Babson
Western Europe
Quincy
Bethleheat Bele Pany
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