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A partial OCR line from a Pennsylvania item shows numbers and codes 36 5 50 95 290 2B 30 60 1 28 15 22 10 094 M4 18 05. The readable content lacks clear context or names to identify a full story.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
1
A partial OCR line from a Pennsylvania item shows numbers and codes 36 5 50 95 290 2B 30 60 1 28 15 22 10 094 M4 18 05. The readable content lacks clear context or names to identify a full story.
Reports say Soviet forces maintain control in Budapest with little opposition after street fighting erupts between radicals and communists. Berlin radicals grow restless as the crackdown reinforces Soviet dominance.
United Press reports from March describe rumors of Karolys assassination while allies' envoys are said safe yet prisoners held. Dispatches mention attacks in Budapest streets with machine gun fire and tensions around Hungarian Soviet influence and foreign envoys.
Fragmentary text discusses immediate peace and the Versailles era aims. Mentions a 1919 Paris conference, the Covenant, and expectation of an expeditionary force, with references to nations and a plenary session.
Rioting and looting accompanied by burning of crops and other disorder were reported in Egypt. News wires note action by local authorities as widespread disturbances spread across several regions.
An important meeting of the Dairy Mony Leaguw was held this afternoon in Epicaman's vil. Jay Pol Jolt, returning Monday from the Ubled conferencs, will report this afternoon and explain the league's system. Full details will be published in the Journal.
A committee on foreign trade is formed by a group led by Mrs William Beck. The board includes representatives from all government departments and finance operations. The aim is to stimulate hospital improvements and coordinate American trade abroad, with optimism for a faster recovery.
A Budapest dispatch reports that the Hungarian government refused a proposed military alliance with the Soviet bloc. Officials stated Hungary will not enter into defense commitments with the USSR, despite ongoing diplomatic exchanges in Vienna.
London reports British miners executive council backs terms offered by the government while debating whether to end their strike and support troop involvement in Russia. The decision hinges on acceptance of a government proposal and the potential political implications at home.
The Railways Administration in Jaxt recognizes an injustice in the previous Nigh line fare between Warrin and Kane. Travelers between the two towns now pay only 40 outs, down from the former 95 contu, reflecting a new concession.
British troops move into Egypt as parliament meets in London to discuss the crisis. C. P. Calkins plans to relocate to Salamanca for work as a ticket agent amid upheaval and military action across the Nile region.
March 26 Bernd dispatch reports Allied leaders call for rapid action to stop Bolshevik advances. The message emphasizes preventing a broader war as forces rally near major fronts.
Readable fragments report Czech forces taking a Danube position near Budapest area with military movement and strategic hold. The garbled text mentions the Pewell army and Moly regions and suggests significant riverfront control amid ongoing operations.
A fragmented text recalls a transport incident involving the North East Flyer and a local rider. The passage mentions places like Cannoniuts and a railroad context, with multiple names and scattered details. The garbled OCR preserves scattered event cues without a clear sequence.
Incomplete weather item notes today with unclear names and details. No usable forecast or measurements present to summarize.
Paris reports a shift by home elements toward a single peace pact with all enemy powers instead of the earlier separate German accord. Proponents say a delay could save time by avoiding interlocking conditions, with May as earliest possible completion date.
Marek Clirk aged 80 a caretaker at St Patrick s cemetery on Meadville pike died in a house fire at about 8 40 pm neighbors found his charred remains two hours later he lived alone and was discovered by Mrs Miles Rhogies who raised the alarm firemen heard his cries but could not reach him in time
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