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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary sale and estate lines mention property near 219th street and Cobb Ansbure with 50 acres and outbuildings. Several names appear irregularly. little verifiable data on times, locations, or parties.
At Lake Success the UN Security Council committees hear Soviet, British, and allied appeals on two rival Korea peace proposals. Delegates expect a vote despite efforts to push plans to a sub committee. The Western blueprint envisions a ceasefire, elections, UN supervision, and postwar aid for a united Korea.
The drive to collect unpaid pledges for Corry Memorial Hospital building funds is extended one week. Campaign workers met at the Hotel Corry yesterday with Chairman Charles Bracken reporting many pledge cards remain unfilled and uncontacted. About 15 percent of unpaid pledges are hoped to be collected. uncollected funds may be lost due to families moving. Dallas Smiley was appointed to lead canvassing in the mercantile district. Edward Newberry, 41, began a 10 to 23 month term in Blair County for a separate case involving a railroad brass. About $657 worth of tools were recovered in an unrelated report.
A union walkout at Ajax Works enters its second full day with about 225 idle workers and no sign of settlement. Pickets guard plant entrances while a state mediation session seeks to prevent material shortages and possible work stoppage beyond today.
The Agriculture Department forecast meat supplies will reach Fall and Winter markets below price ceilings set by the controls act. It noted rising farm meat production will ease pork beef and lamb prices, though veal and lamb may hold. Parity price rules under the defense act cap farm product prices at the higher of May 24–June 24 observed levels.
Union leaders in Newark announced that 10 000 New Jersey Bell Telephone operators are to strike Friday at 6 a m after an emergency meeting. The executive board voted after considering an undisclosed peace proposal from the state and then disclosed the strike plan.
Local employment figures show 184 placements last month, the highest since January 1945. Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports gains across clerical sales service skilled and semi skilled roles while male shortages hinder other positions.
Corry Civil Service board announced an exam for one police vacancy to be held October 12 at 10 a m in the Municipal Building. Frank Carnegie was granted indefinite leave of absence by City Council to fill the vacancy while returning to active duty with the U S Air Force. council asked the Civil Service Board to certify a list of applicants. Those interested should contact the city clerk before the exam time.
Maj. Gen. Merwin H. Silverthorn told the House Armed Services Committee that the Marines plan to expand beyond their June 1953 target strength of 65 155 men. He said 13 additions to reserve light squadrons will be called to duty as strength builds to 18 squadrons, with reliance on voluntary enlistments and reserves rather than the draft. The Air Force also signaled expansion beyond its 69 squadron goal.
The Korean War loses political weight as Taft attacks Brannan Farm Plan and voters refocus on domestic costs. The piece notes renewed attention to agriculture subsidies, tax implications for farmers and consumers, and a迟l deadline shift in Paull F Perry’s execution case in Harrisburg with a pardon-board reargument set for late October.
A woman, 54, from Elyria sustained serious injuries in a single car crash after her husband reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. The incident occurred on Route near Union City, with the car leaving the road and hitting a tree. Police say the driver escaped with minor injuries. Damage was estimated at 400 dollars. A separate collision near Centerville involved Robert Conor, 17, with both vehicles incurring about 800 dollars in damage. no injuries were reported and 10 arrests were made.
The Fogle plant ongoing rebuild reaches a 60 000 foot lumber shed addition on the west side of the new facility. Ralph Fogle announces two major installations including a drying bin and automatic blower exhaust system to improve future operations. The firm notes recent delivery of hard to obtain machinery and aims for minimal downtime during reconstruction.
Reverend J Mcintosh heads the Community Chest campaign aiming at a $28.50 goal. Directors announce plans and distribute materials yesterday at noon at the Hotel C, with participation from churches and local agencies supporting the fund drive.
Washington officials warn a breakdown of the North Korean army into guerrilla units could invite Russian and Chinese support for a prolonged conflict. Analysts note North Korean commands ignored MacArthur’s surrender plea and speculate on a guerrilla struggle aided by supplies from China and Russia.
A tropical storm intensified into a hurricane near the open Atlantic. The seventh hurricane of the season, with winds near 100 mph, tracked north of Bermuda and away from the U S coast, threatening no immediate landfall as it sped toward the Northeast.
Turkish participation emerges in allied defense planning discussions as U S Secretary of State James F. Byrnes and foreign ministers from major nations discuss strategy. The note highlights coordination for Mediterranean defense and broader security aims at a weeklong gathering.
In Philadelphia, the Yankees led 1-0 after five innings as Bobby Brown drove in a run with a double and Del Crandall? or similar. Yanks produced several hits while the Phillies struggled with fielding, with Raschi pitching well and contingents advancing on bases. The game features multiple at bats with no more runs through the fifth as both sides show defense and timely outs. Marines report 2557 casualties in the Korean war through September 25.
Allied reports say North Korean troops have largely vanished as South Korean and American forces probe toward the Manchurian border. U S Marines remain 20 miles north of Seoul while air operations face weather hindrances and heavy Red resistance in key sectors along the Kumgang peninsula and Pyongyang corridor.
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