13 Mar 1951
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
1
Readable text mentions chrome nets and a cost of 108.60 with references to numbers like 2-a5a2 and 20LAprae 57. It appears as a damaged memo or procurement note with partial product and price details. No clear date or entity names emerge.
Four side apartment unit details unclear with room counts and numbers. Readable items include a 14 017 address and a 28925 postal code reference. A 1:30 p.m. time appears for an event or appointment, plus references to children and five room configuration.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a store in a building in Kent with contact code 38 6334 and a number 2.2200. No clear event person or organization is established.
Fragmented notices show a real estate sale ad mentioning 84 home values 1-638 or about for er Zen Nest Lo broker contact 3-6 18 West for quick mat le 86 a abed pale. Lot partly for sale and payment terms. Also glass and estate of Edward with Sylvan ider sign in Erie.
The government prepared a new formula to tie price ceilings to manufacturing cost increases since the Korean War. About 30 industrialists from 12 states meet Price Director Michael V. DiSalle to discuss details of the draft regulation. Protest from manufacturers was anticipated as the plan aims to curb unwarranted price hikes and roll back excessive increases while aligning costs with prices.
Victor Brags and Junior High mentor are recommended to the Board of Education to serve as track coach. If appointed, Orage will replace Carl Linborg who resigns due to Loveland Field not having a cinder track. The position pays $75 and practice starts after May 60 with three dual meets set for April 27 March 27, May 8 and May 14.
Harald Bauer, internationally known concert pianist and interpreter of Brahms Schumann and Franck, died yesterday in Miami at age 77 after a heart condition and kidney ailment. He had been hospitalized since January and spent the autumn teaching at music schools.
The American Red Cross campaign totals reached 7500 with final accounting pending. Stewart Lane Ghadvivan noted the drive is largely complete though additional gifts may come in this month.
Frank Costello challenged the Senate hearings panel demanding evidence of his alleged control of a crime syndicate. He complained of being named in reports before testifying and argued for counsel privacy as the session, broadcast from a New York federal courthouse, proceeded with Ambro and others testifying about ties to Mayor O Dwyer and Adonis.
Two car and truck crashes five and a half miles west of Corry last night left two people injured. William Blasch, 16, Maple Heights, drove east and fainted, crashing a truck into a utility pole. Grant LaMaye, 38, Erie, and Paul Hartman, 18, Waterford, were treated for injuries at Corry Hospital after a collision during the investigation.
Alfred C. Joy aged 34 fired from a wheelchair at his wife Kathryn and coworker Clyde Alferinis in a busy street corner office before turning his rifle on himself. Neither target was hit. Joy, paralyzed since a 1946 farm accident, had discussed divorce with his wife who had been living with relatives in Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania.
Supt Edgar Alexander of Corry Hospital says the Red Cross blood program may save lives by providing timely transfusions. Since starting last year 51 patients benefited, with some receiving blood before critical complications. Previous transfusions cost about 37.50. now the average at Corry is five dollars plus travel costs.
Corry school officials approved a $50 cost of living bonus for teachers funded by end of year appropriations. The board discussed heating and modernization costs, state aid increases, and budget reallocations while planning bids for a major furnace replacement and system upgrades.
Alvin Barkley was robbed in Evansville, Indiana. Two holdup men stopped him and took about $4 from his pockets plus the $50 his wallet contained despite being carried under his hat. This incident recalls a prior hold up years ago.
Washington March 13 The House committee advances a military bill giving the president broader powers to mobilize forces and defense actions unless Congress approves in advance The debate shows friction with Senate critics and White House opposition as leaders plan votes with possible amendments and presidential support.
Waterford high school officials face a public hearing on March 21 after John Morrow alleged his 15 year old son John Jr was beaten by Principal Warren Dinule during a classroom incident. Attorneys for the Morrows described an ear lobe injury and noted threats to patients’ safety if action was not taken.
Michiel Dysuensie a 12 year old watchman employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad died on the job yesterday at the Bracken-Reuting Funeral Home. Deputy Coroner Laweenne Davis said Dysuensie collapsed while at the work site and was later pronounced dead. Survived by a Poland born father and a Syracuse nephew Harry Dysnie Jank, the body rests at Bracken-Reuting Funeral Home with services at St Elizabeth's Church in the town on Friday.
Fourteen persons were detained for investigation after two bombs exploded outside the U.S. embassy and the foreign ministry in Rome. The blasts shattered windows and caused panic but no injuries were reported.
Police recovered two parking meters found in a stream near Beaverdam. Officers traced the devices to a theft at Curry and confirmed during city police checks that the meters were stolen. Burky, Mrs. Robert Mitchell, and Tyla were among witnesses who reported seeing the meters prior to the discovery.
Reports say U S First Cavalry Division and units stormed into Yudong Mudong area, wresting control from a Chinese battalion. Allied forces reported heavy enemy traffic moving north from Seoul and described cautious progress along the front lines amid ongoing skirmishes and artillery barrages.
Firefighters responded Sunday afternoon to a Garland residence, where Roy Richards lived alone. He reportedly went to a neighbor for help and returned to find his home fully ablaze with no one inside. Youngsville fire department was on scene and aided in the blaze.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.