Fragmented OCR notes reveal a property sale and court record
The text outlines a Erie street sale entry in Book 28-30 NTY with mentions of Mattie, Pav snow, and a 1950 date. It references parcels, a court order, and a county chain of title including rental provisions and municipal accords.
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Conland
Mount Ne
Frank
Court
Peartly
Righ Bes Sald
County
Eer
Ehaines
Necese
Anid Municipal
Yhly
Er Pa
Seasonal buying tips for meat dairy and eggs in June
Babson advises careful timing for household purchases of meat poultry eggs and dairy. Buy meat and poultry sparingly now and use deep freeze storage if possible. Cheese prices peak in November and evaporated milk should be cheaper in June or July with careful stockpiling guided by seasonal trends.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Steel delivery starts for new Corry Jamestown plant site
Rogers Structural Steel begins a steel delivery project to the Gerry damestown plant No 4 with 600 tons of structural steel to be moved by Erie Railroad via a Pennsy siding. Group's Steel Erectors to start erection by July 3 with completion aimed mid August. Separate item notes a ten day bus drivers strike ending in Aliquippa as CIO union and company settle dispute and restore service.
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Corry
Rogers Structural Steel
Whiss
Gerry-damestown
Jnbs
Coneath
Eatesty Une
Erie Railroad
Rogers
Erie
Corry-Jamestown
Sid Inng
Aliquippa
CIO
Wootland and Southern Motor Coach Company
CFO Transport Workers Union
Summer Storm Drops Heat Amid Humid City Day
A summer storm swept the city recording a high near 87 degrees while residents faced oppressive heat. Temperatures dipped later to the year's low around 47 degrees. The storm brought humid conditions and scattered scares as authorities noted one of the heaviest rainfall days.
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Ernest
Ines
Power outage and storm disrupt Pennsylvanian city
A severe storm disrupted power across Corry and nearby towns from 7 to 2:80 pm, with lightning strikes triggering fire alarms and seven service outages. The grid was restored by evening as the storm subsided, with one water backup incident on East Smith street and planned repairs Monday. Temperatures rose from a low around 68 to the mid 70s overnight, then expected high 80s.
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Pennsylvania Electrium Company
Irving
Corry
Trelue
Pittsfield
Spring Preck
Garland
Tidioute
Pertad
Elly
Abeven
Dubby
Drie
Kel Smith
Releyever
Dennish
Watt
East Smith Street
State Leads in bid for new industries driven by local efforts
Harrisburg reports strong local action boosted Pennsylvania in the national tilt for new industries. Theodore Roosevelt, state secretary of commerce, cites a federal census bureau finding that Pennsylvania tops states in spending on new plants and equipment. Local communities praise campaigns to attract industry, predicting significant dividends from self-driven development. Samuel S. Fels, soap magnate who donated large fortunes to charity, dies at 80 in Philadelphia.
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State
Self Action
Ould Besevelt
Pirm Head
Philadelphia
Samuel
Fels
Temple University Hospital
Motor Arrests Increase In Area
Local police implement a crackdown to curb highway deaths on Pennsylvania roads. Six men from the substation reported 110 arrests this month, mainly for theft and related offenses, as the new enforcement program begins.
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Pennsylvania
Toca
Suita
Ted Hubley
Corry
Stoke
Trade pact with U S Mexico terminated next year
Washington June 2 The United States and Mexico will cancel the seven year old reciprocal trade agreement effective December 11 1950 The move touches imports from Mexico and other nations affecting tariffs on many products across the globe including turpentine nitrate and various foods and goods. major repercussions are anticipated with tariffs on listed items likely to rise.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Mexic
Weaverfield
Canada
Peru
Australia
Vic
Another Offer Turned Down by Dairy Workers
Pittsburgh report notes AFL dairy workers rejected a new contract offer, prolonging a 10 day walkout that halted most deliveries to 2.9 million residents. Local 285 members voted 1,429 to 1,782, with Mayor David Lawrence pledging continued mediation as dairy staff remain on strike and a new bargaining session is planned.
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Econ
Pittsburgh
AFL
David Laurence
Afl-Milz
Northwest Airliner Missing Over Lake Michigan
A Northwest Airliner with 58 aboard is reported missing over wind lashed Lake Michigan. Surface craft found an oil slick southeast of Milwaukee but do not confirm origin. Coast Guard and aviation authorities deploy extensive searches across a 32 000 square mile area as weather hinders early clues.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Nopuwest
Bunyr
Beast Guard
Wrerkage
Gnute
soMo LowrkeEy
Guavel
Tony Erwin
New York
Pacific Northwest
Piquidle Air
Uhre
Skinner
Robert Lind
Hopkins
Minn
Meas Vern F Wolfe
Minnneisplis
Bonnie Ann Feldshsti
CAA Sud
West Michigan
la Guardia Field
Minnaapolis
NWA
Glenglews
Caverins
Box Car Derby prizes offered to Corry youths
Corry youngsters under 15 are urged to enter the first annual Box Car Derby co sponsored by Thomas Motors and The Corry Journal. Entries must follow strict specs and be delivered to The Journal office by 4 30 pm July 19. The event offers bicycles, baseballs autographed by Cleveland Indians players, and other prizes for top finishers plus heats down a three tenths of a mile stretch on South Cember Street.
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W. Jackson
Highway Department
Prenklin
South Cembur Street
Grove Street
Main Street
Tanta Mount
Harrisburg
Thomas Motors
Corry Journal
Cleveland Triians
Six B-36 Bombers Complete Historic Water Flight
Six B-36 bombers completed a historic water flight, covering about 10,000 miles in nearly 88 hours. Mission commander Brig. Gen. G. S. Irpine stated the training voyage tested long-range capability and simulated attacks for strategic defense. Eight aircraft started from Fairfield-Suisa Air Force Base. one diverted due to engine trouble.
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Honolulu
America
mid-Pacific
Eon
G. S. Irpine
Pairfield-Luisa Air Force Base
California
Guefey
Escaped convict nabbed in bar sting in Pennsylvania
ay mobulAtedd FTE AUTOONA, Pa, June 24, an escaped convict was captured while drinking in a local bar. State Police identified Charles Ehner Stine alias Charles Elmer Keyser of Linglestown Road as the suspect sought for a burglary in Franklin County. Stine was unarmed, offered no resistance, and was awaiting transportation to Eastern Penitentiary after parole violation and escape from jail.
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Fte
Autoona
Charles Ehner Stine
Charles Elmer Keyser
Linglestown Road
Franklin County
Stine
Eastern Penitentiary
Bidault Regime Ousted By National Assembly
June 23 The French National Assembly overthrew Prime Minister Georges Bidault amid a cabinet crisis. The defeat followed disputes over cost of living, government worker pay, and the Schuman plan's implications. Bidault resigned as opposition parties, including Communists and Socialists, pressed for a no confidence vote.
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Bidault
National Assembly
Associated Press
Konmi Assembly
Georges Bidwat
Cabinet de
vMies
al Vale
Vhs Vale
France
Pobuly Republican
MRP
Schuman
Poul Ewape
Urd Steel
Dol Entes Trym
Toreliny Minisene Rou
Schumany
Western
Fabe
Uitte Nuytlore Assembly
English Queen's Home Is Entered
A man on a bicycle broke into Marlesough House near Thun United Kingdom today and entered a wing of the residence as detectives searched for the intruder. Two women, Mrs. Alice Knight and Mrs. Winifred Ralph, were injured. Knight in critical condition and Ralph in serious but stable condition at St George's Hospital near Buckingham Palace. The intruder reportedly entered through a window and roamed several rooms but did not access the queen's private apartments on the second floor.
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Associated Press
London
Marlesough House
Thun
Guwen
Mary
Arly
Chrisopher Weed
St George's Hospital
Buckingham Palace
Alice Knight
Wolstant
Winifred Ralph
Thy
Knight
Ralph
Willy
Halse
California U fires 157 staff amid anti Communist purge
The University of California dismissed 157 faculty and staff for refusing to sign non Communist loyalty statements. Board of regents approved after a stormy meeting supporting President Sproul. About 9,929 letters were mailed asking for non membership, with hearings offered but not availed. Names withheld to allow possible reapplication. no noted outstanding scientists cited.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
University of California
Thrcent Educational Institution
Board of Regents
Robert Gorton Sproul
Sproul
Regents
Communist Party
Org
Cormraitbee
Mae Academic Senate
Chester W. Nimitz
Earl Warren
California
Edwin W. Pauley
Reappointment of Pike Held Up by AEC Group
Washington dispatch reports the AEC reappointment process facing delays as Acting Chairman Somer T Pike’s nomination by President Truman for a four year term stalls before the Senate-House panel. Senator McManon says the delay is political and cites Republican opposition. Other nominees Gordon Dean Thomas Murray and Henry Smyth move toward confirmation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Somaer T Pike Pike
Trianon
Commission
Senate House
Spaulor McMaton
D-Cor
Gordon Dean
California
Thomas B. Murray
New York
Henry Dewell Smyth
New Jersey
Bers
House
McManor
Sid Pike
Fickenlonper
Dog Officer Arrests One For License Lapse In City
A state dog officer briefly visited the city to arrest one person for lacking a canine license, with two owners cited and set to receive informations from Alder man George Gordon. The officer plans further enforcement against loose dogs and to license all dogs in the city. Later, authorities elevated Maria Garetta to sainthood in a Vatican ceremony, with a public canonization in St Peter's Square.
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Roy Sune
Perm Wen
Bliley
George Gordon
Billey
Vhe Dot
Vatican City
Maria Garetta
Basilica of
St. John and St. Paul
Maria
St. Peter's Square
Charter of City Club Figures in Games Probe
Erie Police Chief says gambling inquiry targets local clubs and alleged plans to open an establishment on State Street as rumors surround the Beaver Club and the Star lite Athletic Club. Authorities cite illegal gambling concerns and pending investigations while monitoring “wait and see” actions.
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Erie Place
Farmer Corry Club
Erie
Willem Donotne
Wen
Ind State
Ene
Beaver Clubs
Startite Athletic Club
Tycal
Fortier
Wie Beaver Club
Drumiole
Ainy Eoup
Iit
Duarter
Ormal Park
Hiwa
Starlite Athlete Club
Suultt Center Street
Chef Donahue
Atiy
Tiie McLaughlin
Ball of Fire Seen Across the South Night Sky
Reports describe a bright streak seen from Montgomery Alabama to Fort Worth Texas around 7 40 p m observers noted a jet plane over Langley Field many considered a meteor while some doubted a jet sighting AP reported Prague AP bureau news also noted the expulsion of Nathan Polowatsky and arrival of William N Datis to head the Prague operation
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Associated Press
Moshen
Sus
el Paso
Tex
Louisiana
Montgomery
Als
Fort Worth
Galveston
Natchea
Miss
Abilene
Langley Field
Fort Worthamateu Galconomer
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czech
William N. Datis
London
Nathan Polowatsky
Truman Signs Rent Control Extension
Washington June 24 President Truman signed a bill extending rent controls for the remainder of the year and to cover the first six months of 1951. The measure ends controls on December 30 1950 and mirrors his earlier request for a full year extension.
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Washington
Ree Kent
Truttiatty
Trutmin
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