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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note on wagon, house, and rails
Fragmentary text mentions wagon rake and wooden house near a coal area. References a place of Lin top with unclear terms. Numbers appear but lack clear context or完整 details. The readable items include possible names like Jem and Edt, but specifics are unreadable.
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Bos Valor
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Dated Fragments Reflect Deteriorated Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about a field tool dealer, milk, a route sale, a heater and kitchen items, denim drawers and a Fordtractor mention. It references a school, a secretary, and an editorial procure, but the readable content is disjointed with no clear single event or outcome.
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Ford
Sharp clashes break calm on Korean front
United Nations patrols probed North Korean buildup as heavy fighting erupted along multiple sectors near Seoul and Chuncheon. Air actions, armored clashes, and tank advances with casualties reported on both sides marked a day of intensified combat amid warnings of a possible new offensive.
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Tokyo
United Nations
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Korea
Air Force
Orth
Seoul
Boreau
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Reda
Chunchon
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Eighth Army
Hwachon Reservoir
James A. van Fleet
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Twins Born to Corry Couple at Hospital
The second set of twins born at Corry Hospital this year arrived in the morning to Mr and Mrs William Lindstrom of Corry. The two girls were born at 9 57 and 10 02 am. The Lindstroms already have a son and the family hails from the former Palins Power lineage.
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Corry
Corry Hospital
Lindstrom
Lindsrom
Israeli Syrian clashes flare near Golan Heights border
Associated Press reports renewed fighting as Israeli forces claim to have killed over 20 Syrians and suffered several casualties. Spokesman says bodies found west of the demilitarized zone after Syrian units, aided by regulars, seized a two mile stretch and attacked near Ein Geb and Nurelb along Lake Galilee.
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Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Trav
Bei Og Galilee
Yenwrdny Tsrael
Iil al
Iil
Lake Gulilee
Ein Geb
Nurelb
Uth Tarwell
Tarnell
Legislative Reapportionment Said Doomed in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 3 The deadlock over reapportioning General Assembly districts grows as Census figures lack detail to redraw state Senate and House boundaries. Senate panel chair Diehm says congressional redistricting may move ahead next week but legislative reapportionment cannot be done now. Government figures show 1950 census forces congressional reduction from 80 to 70 seats, while legislative maps await township ward data. The Northeast Philly Chamber of Commerce seeks court action if lawmakers ignore reapportionment, and a public hearing on Gov Fine tax proposals is set for Monday alongside budget discussions.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
G. Graybill Diehm
Lancaster
Senate
Diehm
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House
Pennsylvania
Pws
Northeast
Philadelphia
John S. Fine
T. Newell Wood
R-Luverne
Senaite Finance Committee
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Avery Owe
Macarthur
Bollere Rymssi
Raker M-Gyr
Pambinea
Rurseell
Marietlie
Russell
Pitt Students Plan Tip Down Allegheny River
Two University of Pittsburgh students James Rock and Lewis Mecul tough will paddle 195 miles in a canoe named The Panther from Warren to the Point Bridge in Pittsburgh. They plan to start May 11 and arrive around noon May 14, sleeping outdoors and cooking en route as part of Pitt’s Spring Festival event PLL Goes West.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
James Rock
Lewis Mecultough
Warren
Point Bridge
Pitt
Confidence Man Active in Corry District
Police report a confidence man, described as 37 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, about 170 pounds with light hair, operating in Corry and Warren areas. He forged checks on Albert Lea National Bank and The Chidens National Bank of Hartford, using names Herbert Carey and Keith Porter, after making deposits totaling 200 and 410 dollars. Authorities say he has been associated with Warren, Titusville, Ot NY, Bradford and Meadville, and various banks have ceased payments on the forged accounts.
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Corey
Garven
Jay Shins
Dan Depew
Keith Paster
Union Cuy
Albert Lea
Minnesota
National Bank
Herbert Carey
Natorial Bank
Byartford
Inel Bank
Whs Wesle
Griglord Banking House
Herbert Chrey
Ie Bank
Warren
Titueville
Ot NY
Bradford
Meadville
Gary
Cony
F. B. Evans
W. 5. Lorimer
Keith Porter
Three Corryites Indicted In Erie County Grand Jury
Three Corry residents were named among ten defendants held for grand jury action by the Erie County grand jury. Paul Guth, 25, former Corry resident, faced a charge of digital custodian misconduct related to a rental car battery dispute. Lawrence E. Crosscut, ex-Corry resident now in Erie, was held for trial on a morals count. One defendant was released while 19 were ordered to stand trial in yesterday's proceedings.
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Erie
Tral
Corry
Jitty
Morals Complaint Involving Lone Businessman Reported
Police chief confirms a morals complaint against a lone businessman after a four year old boy alleged improper conduct. District Attorney advised no action due to witness issues, case referred to a local minister. Mother reported the incident but police kept it confidential at her request.
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Hay
Harley Drake
Denke
Dagilan McLaughlin
Drake
Attempt To Fire Acheson Is Launched
A drive by Republican and Southern Democratic leaders aims to force Secretary of State Dean Acheson from office. They seek to block or delay the 1952 State Department budget amid mounting concerns over policy and administration stability.
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House Republicas
Ty Guavine
Tean Acheson
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Enaiiion
July Acheson
State Department
Acheson
Nome
House
Lorce Acheson
Mareiy
Massachusetts
Rep
Arends
Hlinwis
Eeyialo Buch
Lawrence H. Smith
Wik
Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheron Critte
Rooney
Mabey
Ren. Coy
D-Gal
Rankin
Triniatas
Corry Youth 19 Sentenced to Jail in County Case
Corry youth Donald Leroy Nichols 19 of Corrs B.D. 2 received a six month to a year jail term from Judge Burton Lib in Erie County. He had been on probation after pleading guilty to burglaries at Log Cabin on Route and the Hilltop Dairy on the Cony Spartansburg road. On April 7 police arrested him after a disturbance at a Wattshire dance. He was sentenced to five days in Erie County jail on that charge and will be brought before the judge after completing the sentence for the more serious term.
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Donald Leroy Nichols
Corrs
Burton
Erie County
Wiehels Wi Brough
Pittsburgh official, two women held in jury fixing case
A Pittsburgh justice of the peace named Lojtis Fonannl, his wife Daisy, and Mrs. Hazel Scheid were charged in a jury fixing investigation. Assistant District Attorney Ar thur Melanahiin said the trio faced charges of solicitation to commit embracery. The special grand jury returned a presentment calling for McClean’s indictment.
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Pittsburgh
Anoiher
Allegheny
Justice of the Peace
Lojtis Fonannl
Democrate Party
Deagby Tredians
Daisy
Hazel Scheid
Arthur Melanahiin
Bonstal
Hormusinuis
John I. McClean
Paconimiendini
Deadline set in June 1952 for sewage plants
The article outlines a planned June 1952 deadline to complete new sewerage plants and storm relief sewers as part of a broader sewage treatment project. It details budget estimates, prior costs, project phases, and the need for state board support to push the remaining construction forward.
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BOUIN
Cory
Smith Street
Ube
Bane Wah
State
San Wuly Board
Munterpuite
Industria Congeyns
Tragedy in North Carolina: Father Kills Eight Children Then Self
In Lenoir County a unemployed factory worker Ralph Grage 34 killed his eight children aged three to fifteen then shot himself. Bodies found in a six room frame house near Gollettsville after neighbors reported the home’s sudden stillness at about 8:15 p.m. The sheriff said an inquest would be held and noted Mrs Grage had been living separately with a brother. The scene included five five-gallon drums and a shotgun beside Grage’s body.
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North Carolina
Associated Press
Lenoir
Ralph Grage
Blair Hone
Geath
Canone
Marshall Kinmilid
George D. Greer
Seveal
Vogeler Enters Naval Hospital
A 3 year old business executive Vogeler moves to Beltiesta Naval Hospital to recover from confinement. He is identified as a reputed spy in a press conference. he says he will provide details later. Vogeler was released by the Hungarian government last Saturday.
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Vogeler
Beltiesta
Naval Hospital
Hungivlan
Cel
Yecter
Job
Lealt
Byracuse Journalism Honors McLean with Medal
The Syracuse University School of Journalism honored Robert McLean, president of the Associated Press and the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, for distinguished service to the profession. McLean received a medal at a ceremony last night.
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Byracuse
Byracuse University School of Journalism
Robert Mc~Lean
Associated Presy
Philadelphia Eveking Bulletin
McLewnt
Crime probes to offer bills in near future
May 3 report states crime investigators plan to introduce bills within a couple of weeks. Senator O’Conor said the committee will work with bill-drafting experts to shape 10 federal proposals. The panel’s scope includes corruption, public officials, and crime nationwide, with action possible by Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Billy
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Rudolph Hilley Mig
Higley
Thsay
Senstor Kelanver
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Mont
Congy O'Conor
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Senstor Tohey
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Tobey
New Yorke
America
New York
Willian O'Dwyer
Hoywirh
Mexico
Crime Committee
Jero
Seria
O'Dyer
Cily
O'Dwyer
New York City
Wien
Torney
Brooklyn
Man Killed in Downtown Philadelphia Hotel Fire
A blaze at the Barton Hotel at 1804 Walnut Street in Philadelphia killed Seaman Martin Costa, about 26, of the U.S. Navy Yard Block Island liaison, and injured six others who were treated at Jefferson Hospital. The fire was reported at 4 p.m. by owner Charles Posternock, who alerted guests and guided them to safety.
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Philadelphia
Batton
Charles Posternock
Postertiock
Jefferson Hainital
New Oleo Bill Faces House Blockade in Pennsylvania
An effort by eight Allegheny county Republicans to allow county control over margarine failed in a Harrisburg House committee. The bill aimed to move through the second class cities and counties panel but was blocked by administration and committee leaders. Rep. Edwin Bying heads the second class committee, a co sponsor of the measure.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Odey
Allegheny County
Republican House
Allegheny
Fouse
Edwin Bying
R-Alephens
Nina Bilt
MacArthur testimony highlights policy rifts over China bases
A leaked transcript shows General MacArthur disputing a ban on bombing Chinese bases and questioning Russian threat in Asia. The hearing reveals differences with War Department officials and mentions withheld portions later edited out.
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