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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1949

Page

4

Pittsburgh salvage man buys Apollo steel plant amid uncertainty

M and Solomon of M N Landay Co bought the Apollo Pennsylvania mill that had been shut for months by Phoenix Apollo Steel. He refused to say the price and pledged not to dismantle the plant for at least 60 days. Local residents had aimed to raise 250000 to preserve jobs for about 700 workers. Solomon said he bought to help the town. In Ligonier Pennsylvania, moviehouse prices rose after a 10 percent municipal tax hike plus federal and borough levies, raising admission fees by 60 percent from 0 to 0.50. The two theaters reopened last week under the new pricing.

Bay Aemance Apollo Pietsburgh M. & Solomon M.N. Landay Co Solomon Phoenix-Apollo Steal Co

Elections in 1950 May Turn on Foreign Policy Says Column

A Corry column argues voters in the 1950 midterms may judge Democrats for disunity and policy, or Republicans for backing Southern Democrats and foreign ties with the Soviet Union. It notes farm prices falling, wartime prosperity fading, and asks how Congress and the White House will shape November outcomes.

White House Congress Truman Soviet Union Congres

Unclear snippet on 1916 1924 US politics and elections

The fragment discusses Democratic wins in 1916 and 1925 and GOP control of Congress, mentioning Wilson's narrow re election in 1919 and Coolidge's 1924 win despite average business conditions. Coverage remains symbolic without full context.

Senate Congress Wilson Coolidge White House

How's Your I. Q. A 10 Question Quiz From The Past

A reader quiz scores if answers are right and places memory checks on a monthly average. It asks ten true or false style questions about goatees plants Shaw Roosevelt Guillotine catgut thermometer reading B 26 crash Chrysler Woolworth Empire State chapeau and Germany Soviet war dates with a note to turn to Classified Page for correct answers.

George Bernard Shaw F. D. Roosevelt Sol Bloom New York Chrysler Tower Woolworth Empire State Building Germany Union

Improvements at State Fish Hatchery and Local News

Extensive improvements at the State Fish Hatchery west of the city include remodeling the barn into a garage for storage of tools and equipment and installing a large new meat and fish food refrigerator. Charles H Bracken, son of Mayor Bracken, suffers a serious accident at home when a truck backs into the driveway causing a fracture of his right ankle. Stanley H Nichols, former exalted ruler, will represent the Corry Lodge of Elks at the national convention in Los Angeles from July 1 to 13, featuring the motion picture electrical pageant Circus Day drawing large crowds for Miller Brothers 101 Ranch parade.

Nathan R. Buller Charles H. Bracken Olin W. Bracken Pleasant Street Stanley H. Nichols Corry Lodge of Elks Los Angeles Calif

Chautauqua Summer Session Opens July 5

New York University division at Chautauqua opens its Summer session on July 5 with enrollment more than doubling in four years under Dr. Alonzo F. Myers. About 340 students attended last summer including 44 in graduate studies and 9 in interdegrees.

New York University Division Chautauqua Ws Alonzo F. Myers New York University Chautauqua County

Registrations Rise in County Ahead of Voting Deadline

Registrar Joseph Williams notes rising registrations as the June 23 deadline nears. From June 19 to 20, 107 registrations were recorded at the courthouse, with 153 in the city and 42 Republican 110 Democratic in the county. New residents must live 12 months and reside in district 60 days to be eligible.

Breb Joseph Williams Court House

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