10 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1951
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment outlines an auction listing with unclear quantities and items. Names, places, and exact goods are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to sale terms and dates, unable to determine concrete bidders or lots.
Readable fragments describe a local item or event with unclear details and names. The text provides no definite action, date, or participants, making precise summarization difficult.
Investors push stocks higher as the dollar firmed and bond yields eased, lifting broad market sentiment. Leading sectors show gains with gains led by technology and financials as analysts note improving earnings expectations.
A fragmented OCR line references multiple items and names with unclear context. It lists 45 and V7 followed by partial terms like easy vyreignit and vyrolighte with scattered references to others, providing minimal decipherable facts for a concise newspaper item.
The Senate ratified a permanent universal military training program by a 19 to five vote, moving toward 18 year olds. five Republican senators opposed. The measure, backed by Lyndon Johnson, faces House action next week where amendments await. Provisions may not take immediate effect, with 18 year olds initially deferred and phased in over three years.
The Farrington fund topped four hundred dollars with $100 from the Italian American Association and $50 from the International Association of Machinists Union at Ajax Iron Works. $254.75 of the total has been sent to Mr and Mrs Farrington for their child’s medical care in Cleveland. Nearby communities within a hundred mile radius contribute as well while a seven year old remains in critical condition at Cleveland Clinic with ongoing treatment.
Railroads continue work on Center Street crossing plans tied to Erie and Pennsy pipelines. Officials, including T. J. Sanok and BP Adams, say no filing yet with the Public Utilities Commission. Delays stem from plan revisions, right of way changes, and uncertain steel supplies delaying gates lights and safety gear.
City fund drive progress shows $1 032 raised today with total to date at $87 082.00. Campaign ends tonight but shortfall of about $8 000 prompts continuation into next week in the third ward. Arthur Burgess oversees special fund events and urged late contributions be mailed to Penneylysnn State Employment Service Office for proper credit.
Alfred Morris of Route 2 Spartansburg reports two heifers valued at $600 total died in a freak night accident at his barn. The cows became wedged in unpartitioned stalls and suffocated after one crossed into a crosswise position. Moris and his wife, with two children, had recently acquired the nearby Rem farm. The cows produced about 40 pounds of milk daily and no insurance was carried. The herd’s origin traces to Mrs Culvel of Hydetown originally.
George Kundracik, 24, pleads innocent to a charge of first degree murder in the strangling of Emma Burton, 22, a former Huntington resident. After a municipal court hearing he was bound over to the grand jury. Police say Kundracik boasted of choking Burton in his car behind the Cozy Bar in Cleveland on February 16. He is separated from his wife, who lives in Universal, Pa., with their two children.
Babson Park March 10. Roger W. Babson argues long term inflation will erode dollar value, urging protection via health, education, religious values, and homeownership. He cites gold statistics and stresses investing in children's welfare as the wisest hedge, suggesting buying homes when affordable. The piece ends noting continuation on Page Six.
An unconfirmed report notes the Gurry or Montgomery Ward store may close in May. No official Chicago notice yet, but rumors say the Ward building on North Center Street could be sold or redeveloped. The property is owned by Frame Parsons, with former owner G. H. Barlow from California. Details remain unannounced and unclear.
Reverend Carl L Heidt longtime pastor of St Elizabeths Church dies at Cory Hospital at 3 85 p m age 65 after ten days hospitalization and eight days post surgery his age and heart and asthma conditions made recovery unlikely.
Erie clergy member born August 4 1883 in Erle. Ordained June 15 1910, served at Force Warren Sharpy Clearfield Brookville Titusville before St Elizabeth’s Erie posting. Diamond jubilee marked parish founding and his 40th year. Survived by three nieces and two nephews. Burial at St Elizabeth’s Cemetery after solemn Mass.
Clarion March 10 three entrants earned superior marks in the Western District forensic and music contest as the first 26 events closed. Winners were Ridgway High School Baritone Solo Donald Wensel Worthington Hass Sule Donald I Jackson Johnsonburg. About 4 000 high school students from Cronv Th Diana Glariga Armstrong Elk Jefferson Forest Warren and McKent counties participated. Chinese Reds execute 45 in Hong Kong Canton authorities report executions of 45 counter revolutionaries yesterday.
Tokyo March 10 Associated Press Kifura Shidehara 7H speaker of Japan's House of Representatives died after one day of a heart attack. He was part of the postwar era, once foreign minister and a critic of militarists, earning an international liberal reputation. MacArthur issued a statement expressing deep regret.
Pittsburgh March 10 An associate reports the Economic Stabilization Administration is expected to cut about half a cent from a milk price increase tied to a tentative Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission ruling. The commission recently set minimum producer prices in the Pittsburgh area. Federal approval is pending for a reduction that would adjust per hundredweight rates and overall price levels for milk.
United Nations forces drive across the Han River near Seoul in a bridgehead ten miles wide and six deep. Reports describe heavy artillery, air and ground assaults as Chinese positions yield ground to Allied advances. Major General Charles J. Palmier notes Reds abandon west positions with equipment, while Allied units continue pushing toward key objectives amid rough weather and intensifying fighting.
Fragmented OCR text details a political crisis in France with references to cabinet turmoil, parliamentary actions, and looming elections. It mentions President Reid PVH ALLEY and French government figures amid calls for reforms and potential elections.
The steel shortage threatens the area fair project. Officials plan to revise the site layout, raise costs, and require detailed engineering work before a permit can be granted. If delays persist, bleachers and stands may not be ready until fall, with summer amusements at risk.
The Corry Hospital records a second set of twins born early this qmobite to Mrs. Fay Apthorp of Corey B D 3. The twins reportedly arrived at 1:67 mm and 2 ym with the mother identified as Mary Coons.
A light earthquake lasting seven seconds shook Seville this morning. Officials reported minor damage on several streets as residents felt the tremor. No injuries were immediately reported and authorities urged caution as aftershocks were possible.
Federal mediation moves to end a three week strike by woolen and worsted workers. The stoppage allegedly deprives the armed services of uniforms and blankets. Parties including labor and management and government mediators meet in Washington to review possible actions.
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