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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
1
The readable fragment cites a dated August event and a list of numbers and names, with unclear phrases. It mentions a region and a group, suggesting a local notice or column item. The legible terms include August references and numeric figures and possibly a sports or community note.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local trade and business notice. Mentions Barme Hingtan 120 bath, Usick Mish Tanguiire, June Pinedale, Asterad, dairy, January Kes, Pay-48, Jotin chlaws, Surge electrie, Cambridge & Son, Wines and fa Tate. Contains scattered names and partial actions unclear.
Democratic tax managers move to pass a House bill slicing excise taxes by about $1.01 billion annually. The plan seeks offsetting taxes on corporate profits and dividends and aims for quick Senate action after adjournment signals. The proposal would lift a major burden on smaller firms while shifting the revenue burden to high earners and corporations.
A subcommittee agreed to revise and tone down a 113 page coffee price report after Latin American diplomats protested parts of its recommendations. Senator Gillette said the report would be redrafted following a formal joint protest to the secretary of state by 14 Latin American diplomats.
Columbus Ohio June 20 Democratic leaders were stunned by Governor Lausche's remark that he had not decided whether to back the Democratic senatorial nominee against Republican Senator Taft. Ferguson aides avoided comment as Taft campaign help arrived to support the race. Lausche, at White Sulphur Springs, said he would vote for the candidate who would best serve the nation.
The Indian Enterprise freighter exploded in the Red Sea, killing or injuring many crew members. Seventy two crew members were missing, mostly Indians, after a blast tore the ship, en route from Lands to Indian ports with explosives claimed to be destined for the Indian government.
Lakewood youth Harold Conner, age eight, fell from a dock while fishing at Chautauqua Lake. Firemen, aided by local volunteers, labored over two hours to revive him without success. Harold, son of Julius and Mrs. Conner, was retrieved near the breakwater by John Magilleon.
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on June 20 an elderly pair died within two minutes of each other in the same bedroom at their home. John Bonensky age 68 and his wife Ila 73 had been ill. he had been ill five years and she nine. The wife learned of his worsening condition and reportedly died of shock, with the husband dying two minutes later.
Authorities say George Doty a 4 year old married taxi driver signed a statement admitting he beat 18 year old Al minut Montag to death in a lover's inn tryst in St Clatrsville on June 20.
City Council approves Hue gen Brothers Givens to meet July 18 under Edwanis Club supervision. Discussion covers traffic, safety hazards, sidewalk and drainage concerns. Officials authorize cleanups on Wayne Street Es e Calimbus avenue and advertise Dan Finnean property sale.
Timely discovery by two neighbors saved the Laurence Rayner home at 320 Grand Street from major fire damage last evening at about 9 o clock. Fire Chief Ray Laurie said the frame house sustained mainly smoke and water damage, with estimated loss around 500 dollars, insured. Firemen used two hose lines from the First Ward truck to control the blaze. origin not confirmed though smouldering cigar may have ignited a bedroom mattress.
Washington coverage outlines Senate debate on expanding social security and funding methods, with members urging House alignment. The plan aims to raise benefits for retirees around 85 to 90 percent of basic earnings and to roughly double the annual surplus payable to beneficiaries, amid questions over amendments and committee positions.
Washington June 20. Senatorial investigators press Hurley a former DS ambassador to China to elaborate on charges that the State Department shielded officials who helped Communist leaders and supplied China with information in 1944. The hearing also targets Amerasia documents and McCarthy's charges of Communist affiliations as a wider probe proceeds with testimony planned from John Perl toy and other officials. Tomorrow a three day suspension ends as Bethlehem Steel strike in Johnstown winds down with 800 workers returning.
Secretary of State Acheson urged governors to back a Point Four aid program for backward areas and Asia. He framed it as part of United States efforts to strengthen world peace, while critics pressed for more information and cautioned against parochial cuts.
In Frankfurt on June 20, an American occupation public option poll shows 34 percent of Germans favor the West, 42 percent prefer neutrality, and under 1 percent back Russia. The survey covered 1,500 in the American Zone, with 250 in Berlin and 160 in Bremen.
Washington reports continued push for additional FBI agents as part of a broader war on crime and espionage. Senate and appropriation panels weigh the budget for new hires, facility funding, and investigative resources to support counterintelligence and domestic security efforts.
Alfred Dent Sleek, accused of wartime spying for the Soviet Union, was brought here by automobile in custody. He faced guards and deputies as plans for transfer to Tennessee or further questioning remained in doubt. Dr Klaus Furris, a spy clue, claimed he was well treated since jail intake.
State Police said Jaimes Mead 67 of De Wayne street and Skiff of Corry were northbound on Np Ridge road when Mead tried to pass a youth driving a hay wagon. The truck struck the fender, sending the tractor into a ditch and breaking the hay wagon rack. Both men were uninjured. only minor damage to the truck fender and hay wagon.
Samuel Fels, longtime Philadelphia soap magnate and philanthropist, aged 90, was admitted to Temple University Hospital on June 8 with an acute pancreatic ailment. Hospital spokesman said surgery is not currently contemplated due to age.
Corry plans a Soap Box Derby on South Center Street between 6 30 and 7 00 p m on July 24 with a rain date set for July 31. Local organizer Louis Hanna expects up to 70 entrants and aims to offer a prize list for winners though the late date prevents this year’s winner from competing in Akron for a college scholarship.
Miss Dani C. M. Cormier, a 28 year old Portland bookstore owner, wins a Maine Democratic primary establishing herself as a leading contender. The newcomer vows to run for Congress if the highway block plan is dropped and a September election date is anticipated for the Derby race and related entries.
Vienna June 20 Associated Press A plan to swap the imprisoned American Raber for a Hungarian royal crown is reported. The source says Hungary’s crown, linked to King Stefan, was seized by Americans in Germany and discussions center on a ransom price and diplomatic terms.
Hollywood mob spread a sensational claim that Judy Garland attempted suicide during a despondent moment. Director Vincent Minetti dismissed the rumor as false saying the star is resting and cannot be disturbed while MGM suspends her for reporting delays.
Paris June 20 Associated Press says Foreign Minister Robert Schuman told delegates from six western European nations at a key conference that a coal and steel pool could later join Britain. The meeting in Paris aims to create a supra national authority over production with a council and executive power, potentially vetoed by member states. Britain was held back from immediate participation.
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