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07 May 1951
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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 07, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a rural scene and distances
The readable text suggests a desultory survey or diary fragment. It mentions a creek, a high hillside, a house or bond idea, a furnace and trees, and distances like 16 miles, with scattered numbers and phrases that imply a travel or site description rather than a complete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulard
Corey
Ay Creek
Bond
Fragmented OCR Clip Highlights City Life and Odd Bits
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions city routines and items such as laundry, a 100 year old home, garden pans, and people like Wilts Scouten. It hints at routes, stations, and local stores with scattered names and numbers, creating a mosaic of a city scene.
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Lon City
Studio Ngs
Erforis
ROKS PRESS ACROSS 38TH AGAIN IN KOREA
South Korean infantry pressed north along the front today while UN forces probed between patrols. American jets used mass bombers against Red supply centers near Pyongyang as fighting lines shift northward and reconnaissance reports indicate a renewed Communist push.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Réd Heid Tojon
Korea
Seoul
Ghunehon
U.S. Eighth Army
Ofjongbu
Raed
Pyongyang
Sunchon
Red
STN
Manchuria
Far Eastern Air Forces
Pir
Rep Van Zandt to seek living-cost pay raise for service personnel
Washington May 7 Rep Van Zandt R Pa said he would introduce in the House a bill authorizing cost of living adjustments in the armed forces pay. He proposed tying military pay to the labor department index used for civilian wage hikes, a plan endorsed by some unions and private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
van Zandt
Rpa
El Salvador Quake Kills About 200 in Two Cities
A major earthquake yesterday near Judapa and Chinameca in El Salvador left at least 200 dead and many injured. The quake damaged homes and public buildings, with towns Nueva Guadalupe Santiago de Maria and others nearby suffering extensive damage. Red Cross sent doctors and medicine while public works cleared ruptured roads. The event was linked to underground volcanic activity near the San Miguel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Salvador
el Salvadon
Judvapa
Chinameca
Mestipa
al Ulorilies
Nueva Guadalupe
Santiago de Maria
Auluin
Caerlos
Lempa
Red Cross
Public Works Ministry
Lear
Brnckert
Gas Drilling Recommences at Carter Hill Site
Drilling resumes on Carter Hill after a two year pause as Flanigan Brothers start work for Pennsylvania Gas Company. The sixth PGC well uses a mobile new drill from Kansas, aiming to reach a believed larger pocket and potentially boost output. Future activity hinges on this well’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Pennsylvania
Flanigan Brothers Drilling Tv
Bradford
PGC
Frank Cooper
Kansas
Accordsmo
Illity
Urges Crusade Against Apathy in Civil Defense
Washington May 7 Civil Defense Administrator Millard Caldwell urged a ninety nine ide crusade against apathy noting the defense against the atomic bomb is helpful though imperfect He warned many Americans fear and panic or are indifferent urging simpler precautions so people can live work and survive He pressed to mobilize public effort and counteract survival disbelief Bakers to Send Grain to India
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Millard Caldwell
Caldwell
Hit and run driver arrested after city-area crash
State Police seized Walter Motter of Clarington on a hit-and-run charge after a 1:40 a.m. crash on Route 77 near the Deerhead Inn damaged Motter’s and Bob Clark’s vehicles. Clark, who was westbound, reported being sideswiped and the other driver fled. Motter faced a judge, bail set at 600 dollars, and was held in Warren County Jail. A separate weekend crash on area highways involved Charles Platt and Donald Schrader, with Erkki Rainessly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She
Corey Barentinky
Walter Motter
Clarington
Bob] Clark
Bish Lowh Street
Clark
Deerhead Inn
Tolle Vo
Mubl
Warren State Police
Paul Selby
Clarendon
Tedu
Tia
Charles Platt
Spartansboro
RD. 1
Donald
Schrader
Hust South Stveet
Buesink-Hartley
Elks Chorus Performs at Western Pennsylvania Mass Sing
Corry Elks' Male Chorus joined 500 voices for the second annual mass sing by the Associated Male Choruses of Western Pennsylvania in Strong Vincent's Auditorium ErIe. The program featured 16 choral numbers with two directors. Bishop John Mark Gannon attended and spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Elks
Western Pennsylvania
Strong Vincent's
Erte
Byp
John Mark Gannom
Brie
Elles
Saran Reed
Rome
New
Elks Lodge
Plans Lecture Tour On Western Front For General Michaelis
Ten months after a failed Bush rescue mission the 38 year old Michaelis, once deputy commander of the 26th Division, leaves duty as Brigadier General to conduct a 20 day U.S. tour, take a month’s leave, then report to Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower’s SHAPE in Paris for posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Front
Korea
Diers
Emiuily
Bush
Mike
Michaelis
Morée
United States
Dwight Bisentiowe
Paris
Darling’s Long County Service Ends as Sheriff Turns to Commissioner
In a colorful political arc, Darling who long served as sheriff and county figure, announced retirement from public life after decades in office. Incumbent Lamberton and Treasurer Cooley have filed for the race, while Laken plans to withdraw from the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowling
Banc
Milcrest
Darling
Jessie
AO Actinny
al Bie
Hng
Fred W. Lamberton
Homer Coole
Sive Laken
Ou Gpoi
Farouk Marries Narriman Sadek in Cairo Jubilee
Egypt celebrates King Farouk marrying 17 year old Narriman Sadek. Crowds hail the royal wedding with a 100 gun salute as the bride becomes queen and makes a public appearance at Abdin Palace. A tea reception for prominent guests follows at Bab Zuweila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Heypl
Egypt
Yester
Farouk
Narriman Sadek
Bgypt
Babbeh Palace
Nurciman Mate
Abdin Palace
Hearings Begin On Mobilization Act Revision
May 7 the Senate banking committee opened hearings on President Truman's mobilization act revision. Debate centered on extending price controls, farm parity and inflation tools, with opposition to a beer-prices provision and concerns over dampening defense production. Defense Mobilizer Charles Wilson provided testimony as the committee planned further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress Wallington
Senate Banking
Tumsur
Senate Banking Committee
Henrines
Trimmay
Leo
Maybank
Maginnle
Office of
MW8
Charles B. Wilson
Trump
Congress
Heiman Jewelry Store Sold in Jamestown Transfer
The Heiman jewelry store at North Center and Washington streets was purchased over the weekend by Louis E. Wallace of Jamestown from Harriet Heiman. Wallace, who runs the Dodson Jewelry Co. in Jamestown, assumes active management this morning with a grand opening planned for May 18. Martin Costello of Jamestown will be named manager and move to Carry soon. The sale includes all stock and fixtures. the building is owned by the Cohen estate. Mrs. Heiman, in ill health, opened the store 10 years ago this month and managed it until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiman
North Center
Washington Streets
Louis E. Wallace
Jamestown
Harriet Heiman
North Cente Treet
Dodson Dewelry Co
Wallace
Martin Costello
Costello
Cohen
Strike ends at Pittsburgh-Erie Sew Corp after food strike
Pittsburgh May 7 Righty employees in the Pittsburgh Erie Sew Corp who feasted on company furnished chicken during their hiree week strike returned to work today. The dispute was settled by a ten cent hourly wage increase and the firm also agreed on a follow up program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshurgh
Pittsburgh-Erie Sew Corp
Quarke
Joliven Giants
Slowecs
St. Lows
Eew Angeles
Attorney Walter Scott Sells Practice Here and Plans Tampa Move
Longtime local attorney Walter Scott announces the sale of his practice and imminent move with his wife and son to Tampa Florida. Roger Brown and Frank Mekhi will assume control of Scott firm duties, with Scott resigning as city solicitor and civil defense chief within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and McKnight
Scott Office
Civil Defense
Walter Seals
Harlow
Maistreek
Brown
Mu Kenigul
Roger Brown
Rank
Mekhite
Scott
Ql Ab
Tampa
Dusty Fine
Floris
Wright and
Enel Corl
Chis Christensen
Clymer
Aperitor
Parkard Auto Agency
Corry
Ith
VFW
Ery
Jay Oy
Brawl
Locasion
Probe Reveals Two Auto Crashes In City
Police report two weekend crashes in the city, involving AE Shepard of Onion City and Bowlas of Sprite Creeks, with Bowlas alleged to have struck Shepard while making a turn. Another collision damaged a car driven by Artie Beatty of Erie and Fingtl Mages of Devenville, with damages around 40 dollars. drivers detained after the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE. Shepard
Onion @ity
RV 3
Floyer Bowler
Sprite
Shepard
Bowlas
Jef Huey
Bowles
New York
Ohr
Artie Beatty
Erie
Fingtl
Miges
Devenville
Baily
Pateotenen
Sinwell
Casauithward
Denver
Mages
Carmage
Wis
U S Troops Begin Iceland Defense
A contingent of American troops arrived at Keflavik Airport near Reykjavik to aid Iceland's defense under the North Atlantic alliance. Officials cited about 209 men under Brig Gen Edward J McGaw, with European capitals noting the move as a survey of air bases for northern Atlantic defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynssvonten
Reyejavik
Tceland
Keflavite
Teeland
North Atlantic Alliance
Washington
Brice
Edward John McGaw
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Reykjavik
Labor groups oppose new tax in Harrisburg hearing
In Harrisburg on May 7, labor leaders argued against higher taxes on corporations and individuals claiming a hardship for workers while business groups urged relief. AFL cannotons urged a modest corporate tax increase, CTO opposed personal income tax, Chamber of Commerce warned taxes would burden the people. hearing focused on a 168 million program and state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Abor Groupy
Senate Finance Committee
Commonwealth
Jamies L. McDevitt
Afl-Pathsavanis Federation of Labor
Wary Boyer
State Council
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFL
Leonard P. Fox
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Dake
General Marshall Testifies MacArthur Plan Risked War
Secretary of Defense Marshall told senators that General MacArthur’s proposals for Korea and Formosa could risk an all-out war with China and Russia. He cited basic differences of judgment with the president and noted MacArthur’s plan would invite Western Europe under attack, urging dismissal from his Far Eastern post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brew
Washington
Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Truman
United Nation
Joint Chiefs of
Talt
Mucarthuy
MacArhur
Até
Marshalsid MacAyehiyi
Sijueune Agsifis
Formosa
Misshall
Korea
China
Goth
Adele
Europe
MacArthur Hiad
Expesslaus
United States
Targe Park
Marta
Trois -Ieeinet
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38Th
Chunchon
Uijongbu
U. S
el Salvador
Elks’ Chorus
MASS
Sara Reed
Court House
Dee
Dell Darling
Tulsa
Srrwest
Shirley Temple
Thea Atheneamis
Heiman Jewelry Store
Louis Wallace
Atty Walter Scott
Civic Leader
Tampa, Fla
Ally
Wailer Scott
U.S
Iceland
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