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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 10, 1950
Page
1
Vague OCR note on bids and teams in 224 area
A fragmentary OCR line mentions bids and teams tied to a 224 area, with unclear names and numbers. The readable pieces point to a bidding or matchup context but lack complete details, entities, or a clear event.
Babson Sees Bank Accounts as Insurance
Babson Park Mass June 10 The famed financial writer argues that small investors with funds to invest should view bank accounts as insurance and advises caution on stock prices. He contends the wartime economy will shield business from a bust, urging readiness for potential tax shifts and government bonds as tax payment tools. He favors long term corporate bonds and merchandising stocks for inflationary periods, and emphasizes selling skills for future opportunity while noting real estate is common but not sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunanay
Stone
Army Recruiting Office Closes Local Post
The local Army and Air Force recruiting office is closed due to a lack of new enlistees. Corp James Harday, previously assigned here, is reassigned to the Old City office. The Corry Fest Office second floor will reopen Mondays and Fridays 1 to 4 pm under Erie staff, with processing shifted to Erie for enlistees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
U. S. Army
Air Force
James Harday
Old City
Corry
Gorp
John Mitewski
Erie
Census counts promise Erie County growth in 1950 tally
The 1950 census is expected to place Corry’s population around 7,900, about 900 more than 1941, with most townships in Erie County showing gains. Officials say counts by neighbors aided many residents, and statewide totals are projected near 287,000, reflecting broad countywide increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Haymond W. Fuley
Wnawer
Foley
Elky of Erie
Censis
Donmneathy
Harborcreek Township
Millereye
Albion
Tulou City
Roy Aikens Placed Under Peace Bond
Roy Aikens of Snyder Circle was bound over to keep the peace on a $300 bond after arraignment before Alderman George Gordon on a assault and battery charge. Pete Marty of First Avenue testified that Aikens assaulted him as he sat in a car on North Center Street. The court also ordered Aikens to pay a $3 doctor bill fund to replace a shirt torn from Murdy's back. Aikens pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Aikens
Snyder Circle
George Gordon
Pete Marty
First Avenue
Aikens
North Center Street
Rom Murdy
Milk Strike Hits Western Pennsylvania Households
Pittsburgh June 10 milk strike tightens grip as wholesale and retail deliveries halt across Allegheny Butler Beaver Lawrence Washington Greene and Fayette counties. After nearly a day and a half of talks the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association adjourned without a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Butler
Beaver
Lawrence
Washington
Greene
Fayette
Greater
Cornerstone Of New Hospital To Be Laid June 18
Cornerstone ceremony for Corry Memorial Hospital planned for Sunday June 18 with Veterans of Foreign Wars directors and hospital officials preparing the program. Details of time and schedule to be announced in coming days as construction remains beyond the carpentry phase and a public witnessing event is planned in fair weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Te Veterans Conn
Carperstone Faylie
Pway
Senate votes for rent control test amid marathon session
The Senate, after an 18 hour 40 minute session, agreed to a Monday test vote on rent controls. Senator Cain led opposition, while Leader Wherry pushed a road-block move to send the bill back to committee, risking Senate passage and extending ceilings beyond June 30 for Loyal communities if the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Benator Cain
Republicas
Wherry
Newraske
Bill Vark
Chemeéarnee
Luews
Tina Yate
House
Lucas
Cain
Towed Truck Breaks Loose Rams Car Here
A tow truck broke its chain on West Smith Street Hill at 11280 this morning, backing into Mrs. Carl Swanson’s car and causing $200 in damage. The truck, owned by Paul Allen and towed by Bert Sutton, rolled after brakes failed. no injuries reported. The vehicle was en route to Orley Jones repair shop when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackore Sells
Carl Swanson
Corry
R.D
West Smit Street
Allen
Erie Man Killed in Two-Car Wreck
A two car collision in Erie today killed 25 year old Clifton Barney a machine operator and critically injured two women. The injured woman Miz Ghard Rivks suffered a possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clifton Barney
Miz Ghard Rivks
Elks Flag Day Tribute Program Details
A city park ceremony will feature attorney Gerald Webber delivering the main address to observe Flag Day. The program includes Chorus, Mayor Kinley remarks, a history of the flag, and closing songs. Organizers are Olin Bracky and a committee of Elks members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty Gerald Webber
City Park
Colemar
Corry
Ip City Park
Attorhey Gard Wibber
Eilizenice Corps
Frenchy
Murroea
Toulynd Austria
Peat Fice
Brie
von Pert
Goleman
Jun City
Tonawine CIA
Charles Lyons
Richard Bochomer
Wimplain Josephs R. Chair
Defense costs expected to rise in U S military budget
United States defense planners forecast higher spending than current levels over the next few years tied to Atlantic alliance commitments and broader global responsibilities. Secretary of Defense Johnston argues against cutting the 1950s military budget and Om ar Bradley notes possible shifts favoring Air Force and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ius
Europe
United States
1. S. Defense
Unis
Dohnean
Congress
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman's Aid to Europe prompts bipartisan criticism
Washington voices split over President Truman's proposal to extend aid to Western Europe. Critics say the plan risks pushing the nation into entanglements while supporters argue it preserves global stability. Senators Sparkman and others stress the need for economic support, warning some allies face hard fiscal choices as unification appeals grow. The administration contends continued aid remains essential for resisting Soviet influence and rebuilding postwar markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Europe
Pevelden
Crumibia
Mal
Metros
Courtey Caret Life
Netra
Teynan
Wobec
Anoier Bame
Paul Hofman
Sparta Riders 10 Stage Horse Show on June 18
Sparta Riders sponsor a 10 stage horse show at Ranutes Bo and 27 Spartansiard, with over 100 entries expected. Events include western parade, saddle and stake races, pony classes, and pairs, with trophies and ribbons to be awarded. Admission details and afternoon schedule forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Seria Spering Lab
Ranutes Bo
South i Spartansiard
Club Iene
Western Parade
Inglis
Anc
Peylert
Tortheash Sheelgiers
Zemuby
Afernoon
Prison Warden Stanley Ashe Plans Retirement
Pittsburgh June 1 Warden Stanley Ashe 06 is expected to step down from Western Penitentiary after 26 years as head. Officials say Ashe has long wished to retire and will be succeeded by Dr Twekuidy, current Rockview superintendent, following Ashe's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Stanley Ashe
Venturn Penitentiary
Ashe
Tong
Am Meral
Western Penitentiary
Rockview
Western Penitetshi
TW Ekuidy
St Edward's Students to Graduate at St Thomas Church
Seven students of St Edward's grade school will be graduated at 11 o'clock mass at St Thomas' Church tomorrow. Names listed include Lali Fe McGraw John Valentine Marian Yarnicke Thaddeus Czeels Patricia Giata Joseph Grittis and Robert Soholton. American Legion Auxiliary and Anna Anderson Post awards will be presented along with honors for perfect attendance highest rank in religion honor students and altar boy honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Edward's
St Edward's
St Thomas’ Church
Lali Fe] McGraw
John Valentine
Marian Yarnicke
Thaddeus Czeels
Patricia Giata
Joseph Grittis
Robert Soholton
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Anderson Post
Driver Fair In Area Auto Crash Near Dito City
Sumner SANHEES a 7, OF PrAL Vinay in fair condition to the Union City Hospital this morning after a one vehicle auto crash west of Dito City at 1 o'clock last night. State Police said Sanders appeared to lose control as the car veered off the road and struck a tree. The 1994 Chevrolet sedan was badly damaged, with the right side crushed and an estimated damage of $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sanhees
Union City
Huepitat
Corry Woman to Become M D at Rochester
Miss Mary Sears of Corry will graduate with an M D degree from the University of Rochester. She is the second Corry woman to earn a medical degree. Sears, a 1995 Corry High School graduate, studied at Allegheny College, trained as a nurse at Mayer Medical Hospital in Buffalo, and worked in the Wyoming County Hospital lab. She served in the Army during World War II, earned a bachelor of arts in 1946, completed medical school, and will begin an internship at General Hospital in Salt Lake City on July 7. Sears plans to specialize in research and dementology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smars
Minine Alears
University of Rochester
Rochester
N. Yuix
Corry
Cossity Bennet
Allegheny College
Mayer Mediocial Hospital
Buffio
Wyoming County Hospital
Warsaw
N. Y
Eaumenl
Ancon
Pamama Canal Zone
University’ For
General Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
P"yliss Sears
Fire injures 24 firemen at Western Maryland College lab
A June 10 blaze at Lewis Hall on the Western Maryland College campus injured 24 firemen while fighting a chemical lab fire tied to ether and solvents. Four firefighters were overcome by fumes and treated in fair condition, with 20 others treated for cuts and burns as about 50 volunteers battled the flames. Damage was pegged as high as 50,000 dollars, and the incident drew roughly 2,000 onlookers as three trapped rescuers were freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Lowell
Ensor
Lewis Hall
President Truman Joins World War Vets in Missouri Celebration
President Truman spoke in Missouri during a home state visit, delivering a two part address at Jefferson City and St Louis. He praised World War I era troops, contrasted Soviet policy with U.S. aims, and warned that aid to free tuition would continue beyond the Marshall Plan era. He planned a breakfast with Battery D veterans, recalling his command in France in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST Louis
Jum
Teal
Harry
Battery 1
Fealle
Elsit
Jefferson
Truman
12Th Field Artillery
France
Thunderstorm causes minor damage and rainfall tally
A Northwestern Pennsylvania storm yesterday briefly knocked out power in Titusville and drenched the area with three tenths of an inch of rain. Weather official George Mulder reports the day’s high near 41 degrees. In Camden New Jersey a man was found beaten to death in a sewer ditch. police identify the victim as Albert Walkies of Bridgeport Connecticut and say robbery is not suspected, with seventy dollars found in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Perselec
Damange
George Mulderjee
Camden
Pace
Albert Walkies
Bridgeport
Conn
Diary Locked Up At White House Since Forrestal’s Death
Washington June 10 Senator Brewster urged President Truman to study the late James V. Forrestal diaries for possible clues to a 1945 Amerasia affair. Senators pressed for disclosure via Congress and subpoena to obtain sealed records tied to alleged Soviet espionage and government papers. The diary’s fate remains a matter of public interest as officials weigh disclosures and implications for Forrestal and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Forrestal
Associated Press
Washington
Brewster
Rme
Truman
James V. Forrestal
Alleraala
Congress
Exessver
Senate
Naval Hospital
Tron
Givey
Taytoll kTenne
Knowlind
Calif
Forrestal Old Treverie
Amerasia
Chalmone
Forres
Toherbs
Brewalér
Ingiley Enormuittoe
Triuman
Glediary Sinwell
Heavener
Gale Rendriers
Two Injured In C-47 Crash At Tulsa Airport
Two people were injured when an Army C-47 transport crashed into a barracks building at Tulsa Municipal Airport after failing to clear the runway. The Spartan School of Aeronautics housed the barracks. no one on site suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Mantelpal
Spartan School of Acrurimuti
Government Spending Per Capita In 1981 And Now
In 1981 federal spending reached $29 per person and has risen since. The message urges adopting the Hoover Commission recommendations to cut costs and improve efficiency. It targets Congress, listing Senators and Representatives to contact at their offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feder
Congress
Hoover Commission
Carry
Eratiols Myers
Edward Martin
Senate
Carroll D. Keurna
Buidsig
A Eshinan
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
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Theaire
Servier
Bisi
Colin
Ite
Cisi
As & Walle
William S. Rahauser
Andrew Kaczynski
Hanelweed
Peter Langas
Charles L. Dee
Buceynski
Rabwuser
War
George
Willy
Stuative
Sparkman D-Alo
Fis Wolinlry
TL Ne
Hms
HCA
M. D
Mary E. Sears
President
Sen. Brewster
Associated Tress
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