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27 Jun 1951
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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 27, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary note hints at wage data and detection tone
A fragmented OCR line references wage figures and a detection tone, mentioning Saturday and tone indicators. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchor specifics, but suggests an internal memo or log fragment focused on compensation figures and reading tone.
Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Items
Readable fragments mention places and items with unclear spellings such as miles west of 21, old and new tools, drums, binder, and various likely names. The text mixes measurements, equipment, and personal names, but lacks cohesive events or clear subjects to summarize into a single definitive item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Allen
Os Watt
Yan Loture Ishes
Valor
North Whee
Asm
Moscow to explain Malik cease-fire plan to delegates
World leaders looked to Moscow for clarification of Russia's Korean cease-fire proposal as UN delegates in New York Washington and other capitals await details. Western diplomats expected Moscow to spell out Malik's plan within a day or two while the United Nations sought a path to halt hostilities.
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United Nations
N. Y
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Onuil Ravesli
Dele Benresaacou A. Mati
Ube
Mwremit
Kores An Eid
Ten ‘Sion
Matti
Junior
Gill Pine Lass Anstolith Entezam of
Tau
Te UN Assembly
Witht Mull
New York
Milik
Long Islan
Trygve Lie
Cnt
Norway
Hutt
Wdten
Aid
Malik
Dramatic blimp rescue near Palau and Norfolk Navy hospital
A dramatic midair landing by a cigar shaped blimp drops to rescue Raymer Exton Stormnes Jr a sailor from Norwood. He suffers an intracranial hemorrhage and is transported to Norfolk Naval Hospital where doctors describe his condition as fair. The blimp from Naval Air Station Wesksville North Carolina engaged in landing exercises on the carrier Palau side bay to lift Stormnes to the deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest
Palau
Carolina Capes
Naval Hospital
Norfolks
Raymer Exton Stormnes, Jr
Norwood
Eld
Stormes
Lim
Deni
Naval Air Station
Att Wesksville
N. C. Stormey
Trolimstrom
Paluw
UN Delegates Study Malik Plan on Korean Strategy
Sixteen United Nations delegates, including officials from the United States and other nations, discussed a proposed Malik plan regarding Korea at a routine weekly meeting in Washington. The group weighs how Moscow might react to American positions and whether to pursue a tougher line, with voices from several countries urging caution and firm stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vresa
Washington
Dune
Weston
Hal
United Nations
Korea
Thin
Ty Rovgala
A. Malik
Loukael Tun
Moscow
Delay Hearing Set in Corryite Murder Case
Corryite Charley Huffman, 22, held without bond, faces a postponed murder count hearing until July 12. District Attorney Damian McÉailushiin notes the delay follows autopsy findings of a ruptured bowel in Huffman’s infant victim and ongoing efforts to appoint a defense attorney as a brother arranges counsel. The case, tied to the death at Gorey Momopoint Hospital, remains under Erie county jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damian Mcéailushiin
Charley Huffman
Weal Pleasant Street
Minder
Ismon
Huffman
Cobbett
McLaighlin
Rie County
Erie
Erie County
Gorey Momopint
Eight witnesses heard as Nuzum's trial begins
Las Cruces New Mexico June 27 Eight state witnesses testified on opening day in the trial of Jerry Nuzum for the 1949 slaying of a Las Cruces waitress Ovirin Cricket Coogler Nuzum a former Pittsburgh Steelers halfback watched the proceedings from the courtroom and shook hands with supporters during jury selection The witnesses included four who testified that Nuzum placed the victim in her car and a lumberman who found a red shoe near the place where the body was buried Additional testimony described injuries including a broken jaw fractured collar bone and multiple cuts and bruises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Cntites
Asne Sses
Las Cruces
N. M
Jerry Nuzum
Nuzum
Coogler
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wnth
Avid Sroiling
W. S. Howard
Senate Votes Under Way On Price Wage Rent Controls
The Senate begins voting on a price wage and rent controls bill as House leaders wrestle with extending the current law before midnight Saturday. Majority Leader McFarland predicts final action by tomorrow with possible Saturday session if House approves a broader measure.
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Presa
Washington
Serrestaan von Garay
Coxiealy
Congress
Bome House
House
Valloys
Senate
Douglas
Aigwement Wise
O'Miltoney DeWyey
McFarland
D- Ariz
Pennsyl vania Railroad seeks to cut passenger trains
The Public Utility Commission will hold hearings soon on the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to curtail passenger service north of Harrisburg to the New York state line. The cut would affect Sunbury Milton Williamsport Loch Haven Renovo and Emporium stations, with one daily service remaining on the route after changes.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Penneylvania Railroad
New York State Line
Public Utility Commission
Soo
PRR
PUG
Harrisburg-Baltimore
Pennsylvania Park
PUC
Reds Prepare New Push on Allied Lines in Korea
Tokyo reports Reds moving fresh troops and supplies toward offensive points in Korea as UN advisers warn China’s forces can strike anywhere. Allied patrols face heavy resistance near Kumsong and Pyongyang, with bombers targeting Red airfields and mounting losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Pullin
Ome
GoliTuger
United Nations
Uijongbu-Seoul
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Tron
Kumsong
Abdim
Imuk
Mfield
Fifth Air Force
She ‘Kumsong
34Th Parallel
Far East Air Forces
Korea
Chine Air Force
U. S
Cost Of Living Reaches New High In Official Index
Washington June 27 The cost of living index rose to a record high with the bureau of labor statistics showing 1884 per cent of the 1935 29 average on the new index and 1945 on the old base for May 15. The figure reflects escalator clauses in many labor contracts including railroad pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Noressee
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lnbor
Kense Inpole
Twin Sons Born To Corry Couple at Memorial Hospital
Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Muffman at Corry Memorial Hospital today. The infants weighed five pounds thirteen ounces and six pounds, born at 12:07 PM. The parents reside at 1974 West Pleasant Street and have five other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mire
Clue Muffman
West Pleasant Street
Ind
Tia P.m
Two Men Named To Local Posts On Draft Board
Clarence 5 Wallace lava fillis Motye Ss1es agency operathy Laat Men Was Domed chalendin of Se Jective Service Board No. 4 vey Ing Henry T. Whesler resigned. Harry M. Bur rows of Waytsburg was appointed by the board to fill the vacancy created by Paul Le Glostun of Edinboro. Wheeler and Gleeter resigned weeks ago but remain on the board. Wheeler will act as adviser on Selective Service law and interpreter for the board as members learn the board's functions. Attorney Alvin L. Beach of Union City was elected secretary to complete the reorganization. The new chairman plans one media change in board procedure. Hearings for inductees will be held once a week in May. The board moved to request Selective Service headquarters to support a replacement for Walter Scott, now moved from the city as legal adviser. The board approved the induction of three men into the Army on July 12, with deferments for college students postponed until August.
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Clarence
Wallace
Operathy
Laat
Chalendin
Jective Service Board
Henry T. Whesler
Harry M. Burrows
Waytsburg
Pail le Glostun
Edinboro
Boi My
Wheeler Ad Mb. Gleeter
Hive
Selective Service Endquarters
Walter Scott
Gam
Halt Pumping In Iran Oil Field
Iran tensions rise as Anglo Iranian oil dispute deepens with Britain announcing possible evacuation of personnel and Abadan refinery nearing shutdown. Mossadegh may convene cabinet as Mauritine cruiser approaches Abadan. Grady and Shepherd weigh concessions while production at Aghajari holds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terran
Iran
AngloTran UN OM Company
Francis Shepherd
Deep Sum Porh
Bandar Mashur
Shepherd
Abadan
Mohammed Mossadegh
Fieldings
Tkanian
Britain
Mauritine
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Betheh
Veteran lawyer dies in Greensburg at 93
Albert Hi Bell, 93, the oldest member of the Westmoreland County Bar Association, died last night in Greensburg Pennsylvania. A Democrat, he served on the Greensburg school board for 30 years and was active in local affairs. Funeral details were pending Friday arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Albert Hi Bell
Westmoreland County Bar Association
Bell
Democratic Party
Postal money orders to be replaced by U S system
The Postal Department will abandon the old money order system after July 1 and switch to a new U S postal money order method. The change eliminates current forms and uses a single standard form, with cashable money orders at banks or post offices up to 10 dollars. Postal notes up to 10 dollars were discontinued May 2, 1921. The new system aims to modernize accounting and will be phased in over days, with fees similar to the present rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Postal Department
Barrewlly
Kiwanis Club Sponsors Circus Arrives in City
Harold Flowers of the Funaris Club announced the Kiwanis club sponsors the Hagen Clyde three ring circus. Advance agents are visiting businesses for ticket sales under club sanction with a share donated to children and hospital fund. Proceeds fund a Corry Memorial Hospital building pledge. Two site options are under review with a decision soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Flowers
Funaris Clb
Hagen- Clyde
Mr. Flowers
Kiwanis Club
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clicuy
Hearing on Adultery Charge Postponed in Corry
A hearing on adultery involving James Paul Lucie of Cambridge Springs was postponed by Alderman Cobbett at the request of both sides. The complainant, a 12‑year‑old soldier from Camp Atterbury, alleges she found her wife and Lucas in a Corry apartment rented by the wife. Lutay denies the allegations, claiming he and the young woman were separated Saturday evening and he was returning her home Sunday. The case is tentatively set for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Paul Lucie
Cambridge Springs
Cobbett
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Lucas
Corry
Lutay
GOP Opposed to Ending Conflict at Dividing Line
Washington June 27 Congress reacted warily to Secretary of State Achesons call for a cease fire on the 38th Parallel in Korea. Debate centered on elimination of Communist forces behind the line and the risk to military and economic aid packages vital to the free world. Acheson’s stance followed committee questioning over a stopgap peace proposal from Soviet and UN officials as the Korean conflict stretched into its second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Acheson
38Th Parallel
Korea
Yenok
South Korea
North Korea
China
Caylind Hil
Fureien Alfuing
Uon
Conmittes
Quas- Loring
Gmranhees
Wwerpssén
Seowity
Lang
Ty Tran
Trinian
Jy Korey
Sul
Achéson
A. Malik
UN Delevwin
Annual Red Cross Meeting Set For July 11
The Cony Chapter of the American Red Cross schedules its annual meeting for July 11 with time and place to be announced later. Stuart Houghton heads Bland program. Dr Hugh O Hare has resigned and Slade Croughton voice supported. The board, presiding in chapter rooms, approves May balance and reporting of receipts including home service and university bankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Houghton
Boar Fi
Slade
Red Cross
Williheld
Three Killed In Kansas Tornado
A Wichita Kansas area town Wakeeney reports a violent tornado killing three residents and injuring about 60. Winds with heavy rain leveled homes uprooted trees and snapped power and communications lines. Wakeeney Hospital beds were filled as rescue crews sought blood plasma. State Police and volunteers assisted in the recovery effort in the severely damaged five to six block area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abchaver
Wakeeney
Kansas
Wakerney
Hays
Ben. J. Bropgard
Hays City
McHaager
Wakechey
Hays Nations Guard
Hill City
Poison barrel near Geneva triggers deadly hazard alert
A drifting barrel labeled poison near Geneva sparked a dangerous incident as sodium cyanide was suspected. A highway worker reported the spill along Route 20 east of town and a patrol warning urged safety while crews searched the area for the missing container and fumes remained a concern.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Jayette
Allegan News Weave of Names and Odd Phrases Echo
Fragmentary OCR notes from Allegan Michigan reference individuals with distorted names and unclear events. The garbled text mentions Gertrude Wandowski and Selena Mlodots, plus a line about an opera and potridy items, but no clear incident, date, or outcome is discernible.
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Allegan
Michdline
Snopdtithtts
Tiel Punk
Selena Arie Mlodots
Gertrude Wandowski
Gem Wandowsiel
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