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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 13, 1950
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Indeterminate Rank
An unreadable OCR fragment appears to reference individuals and rank notes, but lacks clear names dates or locations. The readable portion hints at military or organizational rankings with unclear context and incomplete identifiers.
Fragmentary Warehouse Trade Notes in Ambiguous Text
The readable fragments reference items like corn cans and sticks and mention names such as Milton, Philea Hinder, and Rhine. The source text is garbled with partial place names and unclear context, preserving only scattered nouns and stray proper nouns without a coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Stoob
Pister
Rhine
Ser
Milton
Philea Hinder
Furmplete
Gens Hess
Clark
Mercantile tax may end up in court case
Corry school officials debated enforcement of the mercantile tax after discovering delinquent payments among local merchants. A special assessor sent first official delinquency notices as the tax moves toward possible county court review to determine constitutionality and collection procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry School
Diretor L. ©. Gruber
Uvat Sperial Aswesae Mevin Cabbiett
Teral
Graham
German Government Wins Test Vote In Bonn Council Move
West Germany's government won a decisive test vote on joining the Council of Europe. The measure advanced toward a final vote amid a mainly party-line display, with only a few right-wing deputies joining Social Democrats and Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Vune ii
West Germany
Council of Europe
Prapasi
Open Debate on Social Security Faces Senate Bill
Senator Goren of California opened debate on aSocial Security bill aimed at extending coverage to about 10 million more people among the 33 million already covered. Administration leaders expect passage early next week as the measure expands benefits, loosens eligibility, and shifts some public assistance burden to the insurance system.
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Frers
Washington
Goren
Chatrman
Sénate Finance
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Senate
George
Stelp
Jessen
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New York Daily Faces Strike by CIO Guild
The New York Daily News canceled its first edition as printers refused to cross CIO American Newspaper Guild picket lines. The strike, described as completely effective, paused the afternoon paper with a circulation around 108,000, with no forecast for resolution.
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World-Telegram
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CIO American Newspaper Guild
Lee B. .Wood
Corey
NS. MacNeish
Sala
Laily
Penalty Clause in School Pact Draws Attention
The Divry School board reviews a penalty clause linked to a new Henry Shenk Company project. They discuss construction of a dormitory addition, contract details, and a delayed takeover as well as calendar and staffing updates for the coming year.
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Divry
Henry Shenk
Chey Rheinerr
Dyn Williams
Suinley Aneys
Ihewtiony
Bownany Sewer Connections
Pennsyvenia Shire
Haealin —Association
Biustress-Tdustrial-Beliea
Haiy
Christma
Jcatlon
Schooly
Elosedine
Byron L. Winruft
Tinayille
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Juhi Milanovich Bot Ag
George Rustles
Resigh
My. Morvitt Hut
Viexabury
Plymouth
Howard Sheen
Harald Wolfe
Seoul
Guy Butlers
Stanley Andersson
Bdibarn
Mary Anderson
Anderson
Boy crushed to death in Pennsylvanian alley collapse
In Karns City Pennsylvania a large truck moved through a narrow alley and crushed a battered cardboard bus containing four year old Joseph Roy Croyle Jr. The child had been missing from home before he was found dead. No charges were filed against the driver.
Dispute Flares At Erie GE Plant
Workers at the Erie GE plant faced a showdown as pay and job terms were debated amid a broad company plan. Management cited cost pressures while unions pressed for protections and swift settlements as production lines continued with tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie GE
Expansion of Bomb Program Now Expected
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee may back expanded atomic weapon programs. Senator McMahon urged more defense money for propriety weapons as the Atomic Energy Commission reviews options. Estimates place the first bomb cost around 2,000,000, with others projected as needed. President Truman has accelerated the program after the Soviet atomic test. The committee’s endorsement would influence appropriation decisions as the nation nears further expansion plans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Funse Jnomie Committee
Tnseoe
Rome
Commuittee
Witl
Almle Exercy Commission
Benator McMahon
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Dems EXPECT RALLY AS STATE COMMITTEE RE-ELECTS LEADERS
Harrisburg June 13 A slate led by Splain Oil City is favored to win re election as state Democratic chairman at a rally to cap the pre nominal events and the annual Jefferson Day dinner expected to draw Democrats from across the state Ruth Grigg Harting and Genevive Blatt are poised for top party posts with J Warren Mickle chosen as treasurer amid a reshuffle following recent resignations Justice William B Linn of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court dies at 9 30 am in Philadelphia at Jefferson Hospital after an illness of a month He had become acting chief justice after the death of George W Maxey
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Harrisburg
Maurice Splain
Oil City
Bplain
Philip Mathews
Carisle
Ruth Grigg Harting
Lancaster
Bein
Genevive Blatt
Pittsburgh
J. Warren Mickle
Richardson Dilworth
State Court Justion
Philadelphia
William B. Linn
Pennsyvanian Supreme Govt
Linh
Jefferson Hospital
Linn
George W. Maxey
Police probe auto smashup on city street
A downtown collision left multiple parties involved after a car mounted the curb and struck a group on West Salli Avenue near the railroad tracks. Witnesses reported a high speed approach before the vehicle careened into a roadside scene, causing injuries and sending bystanders fleeing as emergency crews responded. Police investigations continue to identify drivers and evaluate charges.
Remington Says He Is Innocent
In New York associate press report Remington a resigned government economist faced perils in an election case. He pleaded innocence as Justice Clancy set bail at 35 000 with two days to raise line bond. Remington’s lawyer cited loyalty questions and noted bondsmen refused to post due to loyalty concerns.
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Associate Press
New York
Shine
Willim W. Remington
Chaney St
July
Tor
Remington
Delny
Clancy
Hethuel Webster
Bach
Gas Well Blaze Wrecks 86,000 Loss At Leidy Field
A gas well blaze at Leidy Prospective Company’s new field caused an estimated 86 000 loss in machinery and the destruction of equipment. Texas fire-fighting experts were flown in to attempt blowout with nitroglycerine after local efforts failed. The ignited well, the second drilled, produced an estimated six million cubic feet daily before the fire.
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Texas
Leidy Prospeuting Company
Niagara Falls
Leldy Company
Britain Debates Pooling European Resources Plan
British Labour rejects a plan to pool European resources, arguing against further integration. The story outlines debates over sovereignty, economic union, and postwar cooperation, with ministers and party leaders weighing costs and benefits of European integration and industrial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Contempt move against Jaffe studied by Senate panel
Senators opened a probe into the Justice Department handling of the Amerasia case. Capehart urged a judiciary committee inquiry into Jaffe and allied witnesses who refused to answer questions. The subcommittee cited two witnesses for contempt after closed door questions were sidestepped.
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Amerasia
Associated Pross
Washington
Ex-Czech official Houde can stay in United States
Washington reports that Vladimir Houdeuk former Czech representative to the United Nations was permitted to remain in the United States on grounds he could be harmed if forced to return to Communist Czechoslovakia. Houdeuk broke with the Czech government and resigned his UN post on May 16.
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United Nations Conference On
United States
Washington
United States Today
Vladimir Hoidek
United Nations
Houde
Cummanistun
Czechoslovakia
Boudek
Fourteen Dead After 1954 Paris Air France Crash
Reported in Paris, Air France Flight 54 crashed near Babreht Stand, supersonic wreckage found offshore. Rescue crews recovered bodies of four men and two women, with sixteen others unaccounted for, while crew and passengers were identified as Captain Fladei and pilot-in-command.
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Associated Press
Paris
Air France
Wivers Uielude
Kate Rite
Hs Spiyjur
Ab Mattia Uperstar
Phief
Fladei
Wii Lie
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Saigo Bo Pays
Kane athlete killed in highway work accident
A Kane athlete named Hillavy was killed while working on a road project near Wilcox. The man, about 27, died instantly after a collision with a road roller during highway construction near Lantz Cumers and Halsey in Mersean entity. He had competed against Corry Hwh School teams and later for the Warren Red ducks.
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Wilcox
Kane
Dune Hio
Pilar Andine Sane
Ibi
Iechway Pense
Williamy Bil Whmin
Hillavy
Lantz Cumers
Halsey
Mersean
Hillman
Corry Hwh
Warren Red Duckets
Council Holds Brief Session on Shady Avenue Ordinance
The council met in a brief session to approve a redraft of the Shady Avenue zoning ordinance and set July 7 for a hearing in the Municipal Building on relocating the Shady Avenue Classing. The group also approved a fireworks display resolution for the Flag Day program at City Park. A Senate labor committee voted to begin hearings Thursday on the American Enka Co strike at Morristown, Tenn, where National Guard troops clashed with strikers.
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CHU. Dures Tans Chal
Shady Avenue
Aveust
Publi U Hlity
PUG
Senate
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Enka Co
Morristown
Tenn
National Guard
Senate sanctions probe into gasoline prices
June 3 reports bipartisan push to curb inflation by balancing the budget and cutting expenditures. Senator Tartah Ghih, chair of the committee, urges vigorous government revenue review and open-market action to influence prices. Senator Forgireny backs a judiciary committee investigation into gasoline pricing amid economic strain.
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Water Company digs new line under Hare Creek
The Corry Water Supply official said work begins on a new cross creek pipeline under Hare Creek using tongue and groove planking to form a cribbing. About 700 feet of marmulas along one mile of pipe remains to be laid, with the line extending east from Wayne street toward Corry Janten town. Completion expected in two to three days.
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Corry
Pinnie
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Monje
Hare Creek
Gilbert
Wayne Street
Corry-Janten
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