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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1949
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR prompts brief news item
The readable text provides limited words. It mentions names and events in a fragmented form, suggesting a local news note about a person or occurrence but lacking clear context, roles, dates, or places necessary for a fuller summary.
Violence erupts in Tennessee mines as 3 shot
Gunfire and death shattered calm in the nation’s mine fields amid twin strikes by steel and coal workers. A Virginia miner was killed in a tole tall. a Pikeville ambush left three men shot and two missing. Picketing, arrests, and warnings of arming surged as unions demand wage and job protections amidst soaring shortages and disrupted production.
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Pittsburgh
Tennnessee
A. Toole
Pennsylvania
America
John L. Lewis
Mississippi
Philip Murray
CIO
Mal Bunch
UMW
Pikeville
Tenn
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Whitehall
Harold Wade
Seident
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Vax
Johnnie Compton
Lewis
Funiieylvani
Wales
Steel Milla
Senator Vandenberg Reports Excellent Condition After Surgery
Senator Anthine Eh Vandenberg underwent a six hour operation in Ann Arbor last week. Dr John Alexander said he is in excellent condition with normal and satisfactory anesthesia reaction. Alexander declined to reveal specific details of the procedure or its outcome beyond the stated approval of recovery.
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Jef Lune
Fig Pondilion
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Chia
Ray
Furmous
City cash recovered 51 dollars found after ad drop
Haworth A Alway and Wils recovered 51 dollars dropped on Norily Center street in Ohio. Alton Rigby of Corry handed the cash to police. A few minutes later a call from a local law firm confirmed the finder’s return to law enforcement.
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Jre
Norily
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Corry
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Houston Storm Clips Texas Coast as Rice Crop Destroys
Winds up to 90 mph churned inland from the Gulf, striking the coast between Matagorda and Freeport. One person was missing, rice crops suffered heavy damage, and debris and downed trees filled streets. Houston reported limited damage with some plate glass windows broken and power structures strained as the hurricane moved inland toward east Texas.
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Texas
Icopolis Surry Uday
Matagorda
Freeport
Tex
Park Arthur
Galveston
Palestine Lutkin
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Bireau
Flous
Jon
Houlston
Gudheriums
Sam
Houston Coliseum
Mother of 14 Gives Birth to Triplets
At Pitcairn suburb, Emmy Griser, a 34 year old housewife with 14 exemptions, gave birth yesterday to triplet children, a girl and two boys, at home. Her husband Armur and physician praised the timely arrivals as a remarkable addition to a large family. The newborn girl weighed six pounds and the boys seven, six, and five pounds respectively.
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Emmy Griser
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Giiger
Armur
City Protest on Two Month Steel Strikes Spurs Local Plants
Local plants report a looming two month steel supply issue tied to a broader strike. Raymond Miz Co. cites two month stock but lacks sizes. Aero Supply Mfg says no interruption expected. McInnes Steel and Rogers Structural report eight weeks or more. Other firms note coal and coke concerns may bite sooner.
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Corry
Floral Firme
Raymond Miz. Co
E.W. Peldi
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Ajax
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Czechoslovakia Severs Treaty Ties With Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia’s Communist regime announces the recall of Yugoslav ambassador Mariju Stilinovic as Prague breaks diplomatic ties and renounces the cultural treaty with Hungary and recognition of the Chinese Communist government. Other Soviet satellites follow Moscow’s line while Yugoslavia faces expulsion from Prague.
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Obita
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Yugosav
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Potatoes Harvest Expands With Large Yield Across Section
Reports show a record potato crop with hundreds of workers on two Beaverdem farms led by Miller and Sill. Daily harvests reach 6,000 bushels as spuds head to market, storage tight. Prices have slid about 15 cents per peck but farms expect a rebound to previous levels.
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Okie Seation
Tyan Miller
Lyman Sill
Geowers
Corry Council Faces Utilities Fight and Staffing Delays
Council approved filing protest with the Public Utilities Commission over Pennsylvania Telephone rates effective date, while delaying a temporary police appointment. Officers’ test results were reviewed with no appointment made, and Patrolman Burlingame’s leave was granted until a successor is named. Ordinance 779 adds Warren and Diane streets to city system near the new site as costs from a stabbing incident are billed to Jess Allen Jr. and related court costs. The meeting planned for October 17 to review tax-exemption requests.
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Public Utilities Commission
Peninsylvania Telephone Corporation
Coumeil
J. Fred. Kinley
Corry Civil Service Board
George Burlingame
Burlingame
Warren
Diane
Jess Allen, Jr
Patrolmar Harkin Strane
Allen
Tito Hurls New Blast at Russia
Premier Tito accuses Russia of endangering a small people in a hard hitting address to Yugoslavia's army officers. He vowed to defend the country to the last breath and denounced the Soviet bloc as cornered in its attacks on Yugoslavia. Obvious praise for the troops followed the parade.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marchal Tito
Russia
Soviet Bloc
Tito
Chdef
pEngostayi
Slavia
Senate debate on farm bill crop price supports plan
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Young pushes higher government price supports in a compromise farm bill for cotton, wheat, and basic crops with a sliding scale from 55 to 70 percent of parity, while Senator Lucas and others warn against federal guarantees and potential harm to farmers. Senate leaders and Anderson, a former agriculture secretary, discuss amendments as debate over parity and support levels continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Young
NMD
Senate
Lucas
Ofllinois
Anderson
NMI
Zoning Appeals Rule On Office Building Plan Approved
The Zoning Board of Appeals granted the plan for Dr JG Bhiltersperihisstom to erect an office building on the northeast corner of Novih Center and Predeelox streets. Protesters cited electrical interference and noise as reasons to oppose. The board noted adequate distance from property lines and a single private objection, but approved after considering all factors.
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Perihisstom
Comney
Novih Genter
Miere
Litthe
Weirton Steel Firm Not Affected by Strike
Weirton Steel, a subsidiary of National Steel, reports its 12 open hearth furnaces operating at full speed while most steelmakers face a four day walkout by United Steelworkers. The Weirton plant, fed by Steubenville, Ohio, remains independent and unaffected by the labor action.
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W. Way
Welmon Steel Company
Wethting Steel
Niconal Steel Corporation
Weirtory Steel
United Steelworker
Weirton
Steubenville, Oho
Ile Gio
Former Ram Head of Wabnah Railcoush Honored in St. Louis
The article honors former president Thursle who led the Wabnah Railcoush from 1900 to 1931. A commemorative event took place in St. Louis yesterday with notable attendance and reflections on his tenure and contributions to the railroad.
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Thes
ST Lodig
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Olds Fails To Win Approval For Third FRC Term
Washington report states Senator Leland Olds faces rejection by a Senate subcommittee for a third term on the Federal Power Commission. The panel votes to recommend denial, shifting the nomination toward a full Senate decision amid party split and hearings.
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Leland Olds
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Promote Two at Ajax Plant L
Lewis Hopkins, longtime foreman in Ajax Tron Works assembly, will become machine shop foreman succeeding A. E. Morrison who was recently named general foreman. Morrison moves to fill foreman in the assembly department. Jack Casto to become foreman of the plant’s other divisions. Morrison had previously served as assistant foreman and night foreman in the machine shop. Hopkins has led the food plant for six years and will oversee the machine shop transition. Casto, formerly methods engineer, will take on new responsibilities as foreman, reshaping supervisory roles at the Ajax plant.
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Lewis Hopkins
Ajax Tron
A. E. Mortisoh
Morrison
Mn Hopline
Assembly Department
Jack Cas[tol
Yecebily
Ura!lme
Blatts Drop Second Theatre Site In Jamestown
Western Pennsylvania Theatres Corporation dropped its second proposed Jamestown drive in site after strong local opposition. President John Bath announced the move as the group abandoned plans at one location and bought land near Bust NW, aiming to avoid hostile local reaction while keeping the drive in project alive.
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Wesern
Pennsylvania
Blicat Town
Mrr Blatt
Jamestown
Coal Talks Resume Today Amid Impasse Over New Contract
Coal talks reopen today in Bluefield as United Mine Workers leaders and coal operators gather under the Southern Coal Producers Association to seek a new contract. John L. Lewis declines to attend earlier meetings, and observers question whether negotiators can end the 400,000 miners strike and revive stalled output of 300 million tons. The session aims to calm the deadlock that has disrupted production from northern to southern regions, with negotiations centered on 87,000,000 tons a year. The White Sulphur Springs area hosts the talks as both sides seek a path to agreement to end the standstill.
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Bluefield
W. Va
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Gmnlinl
Lewis
House Panel Promises Swift Hearing On Navy Morale Complaints
Washington committee members on October 4 said they will launch a rapid investigation next week into charges from high naval officers that morale is low and national security is at risk. Chairman Vinson announced the probe, aiming to get to the bottom of alleged propaganda and unification tensions among the Army Navy and Air Force.
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Opt
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Chatrimoy Vinson
House
Armed Services
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Lou's Dentald
Naval Operations
Gerald Rogan
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Pacific Fleet
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Tucker Firm Frusteees Give Up Lease On Plant
Frustrated by unresolved issues, Tucker Firm relinquishes lease on a plant. Dinker Corporation faces restructuring pressures as Vacapplisst returns to the War Absits Admankera, with Holy noted in the closure.
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