14 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads price and item notes including coal and chrome sets with numbers and identifiers. Names and places are illegible, producing a disjointed record with missing context and uncertain entities.
An OCR fragment describes a property sale listing in Brownsville involving an apartment building and a broker, plus a tax sale notice from County Treasurer. It notes sale actions, dates, broker contact, and a pending tax lien with penalties, referencing Thelma A and a 150.00 amount, with locations including 1306 Fourth Street and Pennsylvanias.
Five South Korean patrols entered Seoul and raised the Republic of Korea flag over the old capitol building amid reports of Communist withdrawal along a 70 mile front. U S Eighth Army warned of a possible lapse before confirmation of the Seou lsit e position as Fifth Air Force aircraft pounded suspected Communist positions.
Harrisburg report states a House bill proposes a one cent per gallon tax on fuel oil with consumers paying the levy and fuel oil distributors collecting it. Revenue would fund the state's World War II bonus. The measure by Representatives Filip Musto and Dunn would require licensing of all oil distributors in Pennsylvania.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railroads to raise freight rates quickly. Acting on carriers pleas to cover rising operating costs, the commission approved a four percent hike in eastern territory and two to four percent in southern and western territories. Freight shipments between these territories will bear the rate increase, effective within 15 days.
Solemn requiem high mass celebrated for Rev Carl L. Heidt, rector of St. Elizabeth's Church for 17 years. Auxiliary Bishop Edward P. Mc Manaman attended, with several priests serving as chaplains. The church was filled to capacity, with city officials and many mourners in attendance. The service included a vigil overnight with rosaries and local guild members assisting in the rites. Continued on Page Ele...
Athinle Refining Co apparently lets 45 option to buy the old Corry Memorial Hospital and adjacent home lapse with no city word. The option, tied to a $92 000 purchase plan, would have funded a service station at Center and Smith. A new option may be granted to a real estate broker. Meerdink seeks board action to permit transfer of a West Main furniture outlet. Cohen auto parts firm may move to the Center street site.
Corry area maple producers report syrup selling at five dollars a gallon as cooler mornings slow sap flow slowing gathering, yet some are ahead due to early runs. Farmers anticipate higher bulk prices for syrup shipped to candy makers after mid April as demand rises.
Flames from a defective chimney caused about $500 damage to a large section of a farm dwelling three miles east of Clymer. Legters Brothers own the home, occupied by Robert Lyons and family. Firefighters reached the scene quickly, preventing total loss though water damage affected the lower level.
Washington reports revised plans aimed at stabilizing wages and production as a new wage stabilization board eyed. President Truman planned to send Congress by April 1 a mobilization bill expanding controls on prices rents and production while labor groups negotiate broader, stronger measures.
Federal Judge F Dickinson Leis acquitted Bar Browder of contempt of Congress after ruling the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee failed to compel answers. Browder, once a top Communist, faced questions over alleged State Department infiltration and his refusals were deemed noncoercive.
In a House effort, a coalition of Democrats and Republicans challenged President Truman's RFC reorganization plan. The vote aimed to abolish the RFC board, with Republicans hoping to end the multi billion dollar government lender. The debate featured figures such as Wayne Hays and Capehart, highlighting cross party pressure and lobbying tied to the RFC's future.
Corry today rode out a nor’easter that swept Western Pennsylvania with wind driven rain and up to six inches of snow in several counties. Philadelphia endured rain and slick streets while Pittsburgh area roads turned heavy with slush and snow. The forecast called for an overnight low around 26 and a high near 82 tomorrow.
The Mercer grand jury censured the state liquor control board for failing to enforce gambling device prohibitions on licensed premises. No indictments were returned after a special investigation into county gambling. the jurors said testimony received did not support any presentment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions killings of children, a personal crisis, names like Jones and Marie, and a psychologist. Details are garbled, with multiple nonsensical phrases and incomplete sentences. No coherent event or verifiable entities beyond scattered personal names and a possible homicide context.
Pauls Men s Wear announces opening after a full renovation. A new diagonal display window spans the storefront with green glass and tile entrance renovations. Inaugural event includes a drawing for prizes and an overnight display. Contractors included W Bickers and Sons and Eric Window Glass Co.
March 14 report notes a strike at Jones and Laughlin Steel Pittsburgh works may extend to the Aliquippa plant by week’s end. Much of the PJ and L fusinves steel shipped to Aliquippa for finishing would be disrupted, potentially affecting portions of the 10007 Aliquippa workers, though exact impact is undetermined.
A first grade student from 82 West Frederick Street was struck while crossing in Corry. The youth, identified as a 6 year old, sustained facial and chest injuries with preliminary doctor notes indicating lacerations and possible internal trauma. Hospital staff planned X rays to assess injury extent, while police investigated the incident and potential contributing factors.
A Tarentum girl, 15, is in serious condition at Citizens General Hospital after an assault by an apparent sex offender last night. The girl was walking home from a roller skating rink when attacked, suffering wounds to her face and body. Police report multiple stab and slash injuries. investigation ongoing as parents seek information.
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