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A fragmented OCR note references 1952 costs and a person named Berg Moua. It hints at a price or expenditure tied to a duration, but details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1953
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note references 1952 costs and a person named Berg Moua. It hints at a price or expenditure tied to a duration, but details are unclear.
Gar roses and one peas and one corn appear in the listed items for House Center A13. The fragmentary OCR provides minimal context and no clear events, dates, or names beyond the item shorthand.
Wet and dry forces clash in Eldred Township Warren County over a total option referendum possibly on primary election day May 19 Judge Allison Ware to referee the opening skirmish. Residents petitioned March 1 to place the measure on the ballot challenging signatures and filing timing as legal under the 60 day window. The matter awaits Judge Wade ruling.
Tennessee memorial notice for Lillian B. King who died March 25 1952. Children recount loss and enduring love from a sorrowful home now missing her. The note honors her memory as a mother and beloved family member with spiritual undertones.
The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters supports a reapportionment bill to add three House seats to Delaware County and one each to Alleghey Bucks Cumberland Lebanon Luzerne Montgomery Philadelphia Schuylkill and Westmoreland counties while subtracting one from several others. The measure, introduced by Reps Thomas H. W. Jones and Harry B. Seyler, mirrors a Senate plan and aligns with the constitutional timetable every ten years.
Indiana Pennsylvania hosts Mitchell Day as thousands of Western Pennsylvania coal miners and families travel to Chillicothe for a day of activities. John Mitchell, early United Mine Workers leader, is honored with a speaking program and safety demonstrations. The event includes a United States Bureau of Mines dust-control demonstration using lime stone to reduce coal dust hazards.
About 100 strikers from Fairfield Paper and Container Co. will vote tomorrow on a tentative settlement offer after management and the United Mine Workers District 50 reached an agreement yesterday. Terms were not disclosed.
Washington Department of Justice says no immediate inquiry into organized baseball or the St Louis Browns move. It notes letters from two Maryland congressmen but denies ordered probes. In Harrisburg, the House seeks a 421000 appropriation to improve Philipsburg State Hospital facilities.
Officials warn high interest rates could kill plans for a new school as millage needed to cover annual debt payments appears unsustainable. Discussions in Carry, Eigin, Columbus, Spring Green, Warne and Concord townships focus on bond issuance and carrying costs.
The joint committee heard that a 1ix year period would cost 185000 dollars in debt service and that the state has not revised its reimbursement setup to align with rising interest rates. A cap of 70 percent on interest remains, forcing hostels to bear extra costs. Blair and Rollins argued the Joink-Giskeiet could not retire on schedule, suggesting a phased approach over four to five years with rising total payments. The authority rejected a rescindable proposal and faced questions about retirement bonds and short-term costs.
The committee plans to craft a recommendation for the Miherry panel which convenes again at 9. Mr. Peslar, following a volatile market, said last night’s event cannot be held with Thyming night but assured the Authority the same offer will be made again Thursday afternoon for iteration that night.
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