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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
Nov 01, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary note hints at local commerce and names
The readable text references cattle, beddings, porkery items and a few personal names such as Claric Martin. It suggests a small, fragmented listing or notice likely from a local market or shop, with scattered prices or quantities and partial phrases. Further context would clarify date, location, and full items.
Germany Rearmament Dominates Atlantic Talks
United States pressues France to concede on German rearmament as planning committees work to coordinate military and political aims for a European defense force. State Secretary Acheson and defense chiefs push for a pragmatic program and possible German divisions within an integrated force amid stalled talks and postponed decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke
Europe
Vorhane
United States
Th. B. Suersting
Derpose
Mar- Moll
Mle Difense
Murnhul
Supreme Command
Sales Ei
Deputios Né
France
Wwnitary
Marshall
Jackson Expresses Thanks For Program Honoring Justice Ayghson
Stewart Long and associates hosted a Friday evening program in Corry to honor Supreme Court Justice Robe H Jackson. The jurist sent a personal note praising the hospitality and meticulous arrangements and hoping for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Long
Cnarman
Supreme Court
Robert Ayghson
Tal
Robie H Jackson
Warm Halloween Weather Shatters Records Across City
Yesterday's thermometer reached 75 degrees as a warm spell lingered. City youths roamed doorbells while a cold mass approaches, likely dropping temperatures by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'eners
Cros
Proclaiming of Dogma Attracts Large Throngs At Vatican
Pope Pius proclaimed the dogma of the Assumption of Mary under papal bulls during Holy Year 1950. About 900,000 Holy Year pilgrims filled St Peter's Square and Castel Sant’Angelo as bells rang and cheers rose. Cardinals, archbishops, and diplomats from 40 nations attended, with services held worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Fins XE
Mary
Jesu
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
Christentom
Rome
Castel St. Angelo
Tiber
Jbrnad
Construction Of Carrier Is Urged By Vinson
Rep Vinson proposes immediate construction of a 60 000 ton aircraft carrier for A bomb delivery. As chairman he prepared a bill authorizing the Navy to start on a new super carrier. The Navy's biggest ships are 45 000 tons and recent tests show a carrier capable of handling A bombs, with past bombers taking off from decks. Both House and Senate likely to approve the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
Carrice
Feck
House
Fsmed Services Committee
Congress
Aken
Mouse
Senate
Chest drive reaches eighteen thousand six hundred twenty seven
The Corry Community Chest drive shows progress with a running total near 18 627 of the 48 500 goal. A graphic daily progress chart will be displayed at Kendall service station corner Washington and North Center for passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dines McIntosh
Ehat
Hateweri
Kendall
Washington and
North Center Streets
McIntosh
City Meets to End Sewer Dispute With Donovan firm
City officials plan a renewed session next Tuesday in Meadville to resolve the sewer conflict with Donovan Construction Co. City Solicitor Walter Scott Mayor J Fred Kinley and Streets Commissioner Carl Smith will attend for the city while a Concrete Pipe Co. of Ohio representative and lawyers for the National Surety Corp and the Donovans will also be present. A prior meeting failed when the Donovan brothers did not appear and progress has been limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Construction Co
Meadville
Walter Scott
J. Fred Kinley
Carl Smith
Concrete Pipe Co
Ohio
National Surety Corp
Donovans
Donovan Brothers
Area auto crashes injure fourteen in Corry region
The Corry area reported no traffic fatalities in October while 14 passengers were injured in 17 auto crashes causing 30000 in damage. Police, led by Corporal Theodore Hubley, also recovered 633 in stolen property and four cars, with 96 arrests across 286 patrols and 18 cited for charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corp
Theodore Hubley
Hospital gets approved payment from state funds
A payment of 1819 cents, about 1.319 dollars, was authorized for Corry Memorial Hospital by Auditor General Weldon Heyburn per Harrisburg records. The local appropriation is part of 211,795 dollars approved for 36 state aided institutions in the Commonwealth, disbursed from quarterly legislative appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Weldon Heyburn
Harrisburg
Ody
Commonwealth
Showdown Vote on Lie Issue at United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly moved toward a showdown on extending Secretary General Trygve Lie’s term for three years. The American led bloc is confident of victory as only Russia and its satellites oppose. Vishinsky vows a final explanation and possible moves if Lie remains in office. Delegates from White Russia, Ukraine, Poland, and Czechoslovakia refuse to engage with Lie. Younger calls the threats empty while Parsons labels them crude Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Lin Wan
Russia
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kremlin
Boyiet
U-nation Assembly
Lie
Ukraine
Poland
Guedinslovaka
Mearlow
Kenneth Younger
Lester B. Parson
Younger
China
Soviet Union
Yugoslaavie
Security Council
Vishinsky
Corry Hunters Take to Woods for Small Game
Corry hunters head into the woods for opening day of the small game season. Weather is warm and dry, making birds wary and leaves brittle. Area game protectors warn about fire risks and remind hunters of a quarter of the $5.5 fine for violations. reports must be filed within 72 hours of any accident. Stocking hours run from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for small game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Boney Tuller
Rots
Wunenul
Lily
Cnwck
Qimrads
Furl Rinkneck
Turk
Baine Commission
London BEA plane crash kills 28 near fogbound airport
A British European Airways two engine Viking crashed while landing at London Airport in thick fog, killing 28 people including three Americans. Survivors include a London stewardess and a passenger. The accident occurred during a London to Paris excursion with a heavily booked fare. The crash follows a similar BEA accident in the same area two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
British European Airways
BEA
U.S
Ernest Friedenheim
New York City
Judith Lauter~bach
P Levy
Chicago
South Africa
Paris
Alice Steen
William Perkins
Viking
Northolt
Sutume
Royal Air Force Transport
Milk Co Workers Vote for Union at Two Plants
Workers at the Carnation Wilke Co plant on Eagle Street voted five to three for United Steelworkers as bargaining agent. At the Cambridge Springs plant the vote was fifty eight to one. Both plants members will form a single local. The National Labor Relations Board in Pittsburgh said it would take up to five days to receive objections from the competing side.
Steel profits may steer wage demand in steel talks
U S Steel reports nine month earnings of 178.8 million dollars, highest since 1917, as United Steelworkers seek a general pay boost. Murray, CIO and USW head, hints a 25 cent hourly rise may be sought. talks resume with company holding no offer yet. Dividend declared at 150 a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United States
Abel
Murray
CIO
UBW
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Fis
Renrine
Sid
Murkay
Washington
USW
David Me
Geneva
Sten! Corporation
New York
Burns
Carnegi-Linois
Ameri Cam Steel and Wire
National Tape
Warren boys shot by farmer in Halloween prank
Warren County sheriff reports three Warren teens shot by farmer while planning a Halloween prank. David Marsh 16 serious with shotgun wounds to chest back and head. Bruce Lindell 17 and Neil Firth 14 wounded lightly. All in hospital. farmer says he thought he was firing at the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Warren County
L. B Linder
David Marsh
H. D
Russell
Bruce Lindell
R. BR
Akeley
Neil Firth
Linder
Grait Childs
Farmington Teamship
Ghulds
Ghilds
Kimi
Three Men Shot In Front Of Blair House
In Washington on November 1 three men were shot in front of the Blair House, the president's residence. One man lay dead by the hedge, another near the steps, as officers and reporters watched the scene. President Truman was in the White House at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair House
Associated Pree
Blair Howse
Teurai
Joomien
Avert death by own action at hospital incident
An 18 year old husband and father attempted suicide at Guery Hospital. He was subdued after a collapse and moved to Majlr Wiyrren Line hospital. Police and medical staff treated him for scalp lacerations before possible indictment and commitment to a state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guery
Ty Lake
Westinghouse workers vote on strike at Pittsburgh plant
About 19 000 workers at the Westinghouse Electric Pittsburgh plant face a strike vote that could shut the entire facility. Three thousand already struck in solidarity with Medical Workers Union locals. two unions remain at odds as they push their grievances. Professor Thomas Kavanagh of Penn State won third prize of 1250 dollars in the James F. Lincoln Weldings Foundation contest. first prize went to James H. Jennison of Pasadena California and second to Ernst Armstate of Zurich Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associatea Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Symmathy
CIO
Unio
Transporta Tingy
Per Water Division
Hledivies
Istor
Aswelly
TTB
GTO Group
Cleveland
Thoma Kavanagh
Pennsylvania State College
James F. Lincoln
Red resistance claimed lessening in border sector
Reports from Seoul describe American armor driving Reds in northeast Korea toward the Manchurian border. U S air fighters and bombers claimed air superiority while ground clashes along the 701 mile peninsula front persisted with tank and infantry counterattacks near the Yalu River and border city Simuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seoul
Amercan
Korea
Rw Jueebulll
Putohurus Howe
Yalu River
Simukj
Ehninae
Bioniju
Yalu
Aryting
Mahohuris
Barner
U.S
Dire Corps
Karen Fish Division
Horhhweye
Oview
Porka
al Abe Tls
Firat Caywley
Whian
Amon
Welion
Noutheast
U .S
Tant Rglimr
Son
An ‘Thu
24Th Divisinn
Slouis
Beitish Capelle
Chungly
Isouchtrias
Alber
Storms Subside in Oregon California and Erie Speech
Storms ease across Oregon and California with winds under 40 miles per hour. Warned forecasts and early river damage figures reported after severe weather battered the Pacific region. In Erie, national commander of the American Legion scheduled a major speech in the city this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortland
Pacific
California
Viet
Alsaka
Atrom
Erie Erie
Amer ‘A Legion
Peech
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York
Claric Martin
Nc Neues
State Acheson
Noritt
Amniniebers
Jackson
Associated Trom
SEWER
UN General Assembly
Tryeye Lie
Benezet
Louis T. Benevet
Allegheny College
Erie
Crawford Counties
Saegerstown High School
Seversl
YMCA
Arthur ©. Burges
North West
Qides
Evenuie
Frank Ross
Corry High School
Hi-Y
Area Youth Council
Segerstown H-Y
Winona
W Va
Bank of
Winorm
Fayette County
Charleston
Loceil Nimrods
Red
Manchurian
W. E
Sinuijy
RED Resistance
Oregon
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