Fragmentary notice text from 1950s court record in Indiana
Fragmented OCR read yields a partial 1950s court entry with names such as Corry Leslie and tabs or references to a secretary, with scattered terms like West, Los, Batt Co, and conduct of a public hearing. The legible bits suggest a state court proceeding or administrative action, but the fragment lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Squire
Ency Batt A Co
Nibitres
Bath
Tour
Iy Fur Vision
Corry
Leslie
Repie
Fred
Iecus Court
Bradley backs Truman firing MacArthur amid Korea clash
General Omar Bradley tells senators Truman was right to relieve MacArthur but criticizes the method. He cites total Korean War casualties at 14,955 with 7,260 nonbattle injuries and 6,276 combat losses. Bradley warns Russia could threaten Iran and questions allied defense commitments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Omar Bradley
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Benale Wiveatigniors
Yrhtel
Anatley
Korea
Neelferia Snd
Bradley
North Atlantic
Sen. Wiley
Adley
Tran
Russia
Wiley
Airik
Jonine Bradley
Yugoslavia
Iran
Great Britain
First Baby Born In New Hospital In Corry
Mrs Pill Martin of Corry RD 1 was the first patient admitted to Gary Hospital as it opened. Her daughter became the hospital’s inaugural birth, with gifts donated by local merchants including a high chair, baby book, warmer, stroller, and various baby supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hospital
Pill Martin
Corry
Gary Hospital
Martin
Qn-the-Avenuue Merchante
Johnson Brothers
Wallace Garage
Camen
Vallerion
Shawbaugh
Borstort
Merry
Spleaman
Alstiibuting
Wits
Mastin
Reds plan for attack in West Germany
High Commissioner John J. McCloy warned that Communist teachers in western Germany are signaling to the party inner circle that a Soviet strike could come this year or next. He said Red forces would require saboteurs and partisan actions and that propaganda stresses peace unity and an end to occupation to undermine German will and defend against self defense participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State Department
West
Germany
McCloy
Rtc
Rejmiblic
Further Quizzing Of Gold Planned
New York May 24 Harry Gold philatelic biochemist who pleaded guilty to atomic espionage for Russia is held for further questioning. Government officials declined to disclose the questioning details or length of detention. He will be sent to federal prison to serve a 10 year sentence. Gold was a key prosecution witness at the Rosenberg trial. The Rosenbergs were convicted in March and sentenced in Beal?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry
Gold
Philatelphia Biochemiat
Russia
Yesterdny
Hse
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Rosenbergs
Corviderd
YMCA Building Expert Speaks To Local Board
Samuel Nock head of the National Coal Building Bureau of the MQA spoke at a Corry YMCA board meeting at the Hotel Corry. He outlined building program ideas and reviewed trends from hundreds of projects, urging careful planning while noting no firm recommendations or plans yet. Directors said the talk was the first step toward a local Corry building program and will guide future procurement and funding decisions once government restrictions ease.
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Corry
Samuel Nock
National Coal Building Bureau
MQA
Gorry
Sastigh
Nock
Motor Ship Capsizes and Two Sailors Die
In Newport R I a 50 foot launch carrying a shore leave party capsized during a hurricane storm. Two sailors perished and about 135 others were thrown into icy seas as guards, Navy ships, and Coast Guard units rushed to rescue survivors. The launch sank at 4:45 am with several vessels rushing to aid in the chaotic bay rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport
Gapl
T. H. Templeton
Naval
Tve
Naval Base
Templeton
Longwharf
Cilen
Mion
Bailey
Petry
Yellowstone
Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Command
William Cowan
Navy
Coast Guard
sPain
Youth Escapes In Overturned Trailer Mishap
Carl Taylor a 17 year old from Bear Lake narrowly escaped injury when a trailer carrying five heifers flipped near Columbus. He was pinned briefly but freed himself and was treated at Gorry Hospital before release. Merle Dodd was driving the tractor that led to the accident.
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Carl Taylor
Bear Lake
R. D
Dodd
Columbus
Merle Dodd
East Frederick Street
Columbuy
French Creek Home Gutted by Explosion
A house in French Creek township was gutted yesterday afternoon when an explosion at 3:50 damaged the residence owned by Mrs. George Willaver. The blaze caused about 4000 dollars in damages and injured Mrs. Willaver who was hospitalized for examination before release. Clymer firemen arrived after a delay. water from nearby streams aided efforts while booster tanks and linemen worked to control the spread. The couple had moved into the home on the Ragan road west of Clymer four months ago and were insured with the Shenango County Mutual.
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George Willaver
French Creek Township
Willaver
Clymer
Spain
Mau
WilloVer
Oyter
Corenny
Blaze
Siemens
Mes
Wiflosteh
Mnouril
Mirst Deawee
North Bask
Ragan Road
Shanigugiy County
Pinams Lire Department
W Ignior
Raymond aide at NPA meeting urges steel inventory relief
In Washington on May 2 B W Feldt of Raymond Mfg Co Corry joined Precision Springs Industry advisory Committee members in commenting before the National Production Authority. They urged permission to use or dispose of steel inventories built up to meet small defense orders and noted existing NPA rules allow minimum mill runs to satisfy orders. They stressed precision springs serve defense and civilian needs and proposed selling or fusing steel bought 60 days earlier not yet used to fill defense orders to prevent critical materials from remaining idle.
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Syashington
B. W. Feldt
Raymond Mte Co
Corry
Precision Mechanics Spring Industry Advisory Committee
Xec
National Production Authority
NPA
Youths Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Union City
Three teens, Richard Kincaid 18 driver, Robert Leonard 18, and Richard McMillen 20, were injured when a 1999 Ford rolled over on Route 3 miles south of Union City. McMillen and Leonard treated at Stern Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations and brush burns. Kincaid untreated. Vehicle demolished. police investigation ongoing with charges deferred.
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Union City
Curry Barracks
Hichard Kinca
Robert Leonard
Hichardl McMillen
McMillen
Leonaird
Ue Stern Memorial
Ue Stern Memorial Hospitel i
Thion City
Kincaid
Tnid
Yenit
Tipu
Omeers
Kenny
Poppy Day Sale Opens Tomorrow at Local Hardware Store
The VFW reports a Poppy Day sale with 5000 poppies purchased for this year. Proceeds aid rehabilitating war wounded Service Men. Headquarters listed as Lines Hardware Store on Main Street with Mrs Clara B Halitht and a cochairman coordinating.
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Archie W Thompam
Alberium
Wlite
Ineul
VFW
Han
Effs
Pail Line
Clara. B. Halitht
Roschairmin
Berliner owner defends empty tannery amid trespass claim
The owner of the old Berliner Tannery on East Pleasant Street replies to resident complaints about hazardous, unsanitary conditions. He argues trespass occurred when Harry Morris entered and notes past break ins caused about $1,000 in loss. He warns punishment for future intruders and mentions awaiting his return to Corry. Autoworkers seek three cent daily raise amid broader pay talks.
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Old Tannery
East Pleasant Street
Board of Health
Florida
Harry Morris
Tower Hush Pleasant Street
Morris
South
Corry
Polies
Jude
Lawrence Berliner
House Seeks Draft of Tax Measure in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee plans a complete tax revision totaling about 7.2 billion dollars. Democrats push a broader base with a 12% surcharge on corporations and individual rates, while Republicans warn of higher costs for wealthy taxpayers and business.
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HOUSE
Hospital Move Completes in Quick Two Hour Transfer
The old hospital relocated to West Smith Street in two hours yesterday afternoon moving 27 patients including infants with ambulances donated by local firms and ten funeral homes. New admissions started briskly this morning, increasing census to 38. The move occurred with no mishap and minimal time. Baxters Wife Estate Reported in Los Angeles Will admitted to probate states veteran actor Warner Baxter left his entire estate to widow Winifred Bryson. Value not estimated in the filing.
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West Smith Street
Babins
Baxters Wipe
Los Angeles
Warner Baxter
Winifred Bryson
Retreating Armies Split by Armored Columns Across Front
Allied forces push through Korea as armored columns force a split in retreating Chinese and North Korean units. Reports describe advances toward the Choyange River area and near the border as American, British, and Canadian troops tighten positions north and west of Seoul. General Van Fleet criticizes the May offensive as a failure while planning renewed action.
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Askaringen
Tokyo
Korea
38Th
China
Win Chiuretinn
Mitche Riedy
Dann van Moets
Soultt
Edward Mt. Aingwath
Choyanje
Bangye
Ainomd
Quate
Ammeniemy
eMey
Chunehan
Kapyong
Seoul
Hwashon
Red Antea
Wijongbu
Orti
Sens Tak
Alva
van Fleet
Sjong
van Fleetwick
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Eanleeping
Mac
Eals
Harrisburg
Penneylvania
West Germany
YMCA
Eyptsburgh
Criminal Court
Walter F. Smiurt
Ernest G Yoting
Taxenium
Workhouse
Palice
Young
Ailto
Mary Habick
Freefort Road
Creight
Preaport Road
Congress
Europe
Neto Ehwart
Trumaa
Canuyess
Reutlery
Lo Capitol Hi
Creedon
Far East
Southeast Asia
He Bank
French Creek
Raymond Aide
NPA Meeting
W. Feldt
Ventones
Berliner
Detroit
Jancu
Richardr. Simpson
R-Pai
Rey Reed
Tate
Pach
Fedora
DeonuwliIne
YMG
Owen
Kean
R-Miy
Péwaner
Sind
Ways and
Cameroons
U. S
Chunchon
Harrigburg
Ody Farber
Jung
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