Fragmented OCR: local notice with unreadable fields
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered names and terms like xpreader and ry Weeder. readable items are sparse and no coherent event or action is discernible.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1946
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered names and terms like xpreader and ry Weeder. readable items are sparse and no coherent event or action is discernible.
Fragmentary OCR notes show livestock pricing terms including bulls cows and dogs with scattered prices and identifiers. Lacks coherent event, date, or named entities. Unable to determine a definite news item or outcome from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR entry lists numbers and items such as 18.00 12.00 and 47.50 with references to production and sacks. The readable content mentions Florida and Wyoming sacks and a figure of 4.50, but the overall meaning is obscured.
In New York City Mar 1, a long explainer discusses two main investment company types open-end and closed-end. It details open-end diversification for small investors, sales charges, and net asset value, naming Massachusetts Investors Trust Keystoke Custodial Funds State Street Investment Corp, and Tocor. It notes prices move with the stock market and cautions no guaranteed income.
City officials consider a stabilizing and asphalt surfacing method for several street sections with Barrett Company to supply material and crews. Finance Supt. Sweet to preside. Mayor Kinley away. Chamber of Commerce rep to present organization interests. daylight saving question may be discussed.
Navy officials announced plans to launch 15 rockets, each 500 pounds and 24 feet long, costing $20 000 each, to send meteorological instruments 60 miles above the earth. The program aims to gather data for better weather forecasting and radio communications. The experiments, using an ionosphere socket project by CALTECH, would reach up to 325 000 feet with rockets supplied by Aerojet.
Detroit police detained a 21-year-old waitress on suspicion of murder after authorities say she strangled her 10 week old niece in Algonac Michigan last December. Detective Sergeant Delbert Raymond identified the suspect as Muriel Wriehimen and said she surrendered after calling police.
Bulletin wires describe protests over a royal claim in Pampatiae Tae. In Washington a Parzsternum session weighs General MacArthur’s case on Japanese positions due April 10. Ottawa notes added arrests in espionage probes involving government staff accused of passing secrets to Austin. In Mernberg Ribbentrop argues Germany had advance notice of Pearl Harbor, while Moscow observers accuse US and Britain of violating equality by pressing the Soviet Iranian case at the United Nations.
Three year old Mayer Trobman, missing since Monday, was found yesterday afternoon in a schoolhouse near Attica. A hitchhiking woman, Amelia Sobke of Newark New Jersey, admitted driving with the child and was jailed on a vagrancy charge after police traced the boy to the Attica home. The sheriff confirmed positive identification by the boy's stomach mark and said he was in good condition awaiting return to his Philadelphia parents. The Trobman family, including optometrist father Gligri...
Report Schwellenbach will urge Lewis to cancel work stoppage as 400000 miners face a strike deadline. Labor Secretary Schwellenbach and union leaders confer while operators resist a new contract, signaling a possible government bid to prevent paralysis of coal production. The dispute centers on a contract to replace the one expiring Sunday with negotiations continuing amid a looming midnight deadline.
Three large power graders weighing about twelve tons each were delivered to Corry Bridge and Supply Company from the Gallotry factory. Operators and a mechanic accompanied the units by car, but lubrication issues delayed one unit. Each machine costs about $7000 and deliveries were reported to Warrenborough Linesville and Corry with sale contracts pending final approval. Harold L Brown also recently purchased government surplus road-building machines, now being conditioned for resale.
The Thompson Biblow plant expands from apple stock to all lumber. A second ward site will run a sawmill with complete machinery to produce maple and other timbers in commercial sizes. A planing mill may be added soon, and a large log supply is on hand for the opening.
A car plunged down a bank into a train near Youngsville, injuring a youth who suffered a broken back. The wreck involved multiple local names and places as authorities investigate the incident and assess damages and next steps.
A damaged OCR fragment notes the arrival of a war bride aboard the Alexandria after a midweek voyage. It mentions Vivian Ging and Mrs. Wonlenwy among about 1200 brides, with references to Southampton and a Titi Port, but many names and places are garbled.
A local locker plant plans to open in April, with 400 initial lockers and space for 200 more. Officials say installation will begin next week, with two air compressors arriving soon and full completion targeted within ten days. Farmers from Corry and residents of Spartansburg and Clymer have shown interest while structural work and manager area provisions proceed.
The Senate rejected President Truman's push to include farm price-boosting provisions in the farm bill, despite White House veto warnings. The vote split along party lines with 41 Democrats and 8 Republicans voting no, while 19 Republicans and 4 Democrats supported the measure, signaling a political setback for the administration as it reevaluates its near-term strategy.
In Virginia a threatened strike at Virginia Electric and Power Co. spurred Gov. Tuck to deploy the state’s unorganized militia to keep workers on the job. AFL union leaders dispute legality while talk of arbitration continues. State draft papers proceed as officials warn absences will be treated as desertion.
State officers and Governor Martin voiced concerns about labor unrest at Westinghouse Electric Corp East Pittsburgh plant. The governor cited confidential labor reports as the basis for his warning while State Labor Secretary William Shesnut and Sheriff Walter Monaghan supported heightened patrols.
New York March 30 The Security Council proposed to ask Soviet premier Stalin and Iranian premier Ahmed Qavam for status updates on Iran negotiations. The goal is a clear report by April 3 to determine intentions and possible withdrawal of forces, with Byrnes urging a concrete answer on whether withdrawals are conditional on other agreements.
Associated Press report from Pittsburgh says Dr William Mc Glelland, coroner, recovered two men who ended their lives last night. One used hydrocyanic gas, the other hanged himself after a sealed room at the Pt Pits Hotel. A Cleveland man, R E Davis, pasted a warning before sealing the door. Raymond E. Kinds was found aging in his North Side home.
In Ellsworth County near a community along Ait jon County, 12 year old James Evans died when a beam crushed his head after acting atop a loaded coal truck. Deputy Coroner Kenney Trampeace reported the fatality.
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