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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
Oct 10, 1951
Page
1
Unclear Fragmentary Text From Historical Page
The readable bits show names like Wayne, Garry, Heyn and references to jobs and numbers but the text is fragmented and incoherent, lacking a clear event, place, or date to construct a meaningful news item.
Obscure catalog entry from Somer Streets listing items
Fragmentary OCR reads like a catalog of items and names including numbers and brands. Mentions factory related notes, tractors, hay equipment, rubber mower and service sections. Lacks clear event dates or complete context.
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Jesman
I. Y. Abtain Angton Mde
Real Ath
Fragmented Local Notice Summary
Incomplete OCR text yields unclear fragments about a local event or notice. Readable names, dates, or places are not present to determine specifics or outcomes.
Fragmentary 1951 street note in Ivania headlines
A scrambled OCR fragment references 1951 events on a street in Ivania with names Onin and Weer, Amo Vania, and Hon. It hints at an address or edition timing but remains unreadable for a clear event or outcome.
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Ivania
Udine vin. TF match highlights bold finish
Udine clinched victory in a tight match elevating late surge and solid defense. Key players delivered decisive baskets as the home team held off a late rally by visitors, securing a hard earned win in front of the crowd.
Western business houses attacked amid anti foreign rioting in Cairo
Rioting in Cairo targets Western businesses as Arab world backs and denounces a British pact. Prime Minister announces plans to expel British troops from Egyptian soil, seeking widespread support across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
British French firms among first attacked by mobs
A Cairo mob stormed western business offices including British and French firms and Coca Cola Pepsi distributors in a riot linked to anti foreign protests. The attack targeted Immobile buildings housing AP and other offices as police intervened. damage included destruction of furniture and machinery at several firms. The upheaval followed the government’s push to remove British troops and end Anglo Egyptian influence along the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Mustapha
Sudan
Coca Cola
Pepsi Cola
Pius
Calvo
Jopen Court
Fampetman
Associated Press
Superior Oj Company
British
Imperial Industries
Hooker
Ice
Ole
Thomson Houston Company
Air Liquid
Pepsi-Cola
L'Air Liquid
Thomson Houston
Mustapha el Na- Yak Pasha
Suez Canal
Royal Couple Arrives in Ottawa for Two Day Visit
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Ottawa to begin a two day visit amid cheers from crowds. They were greeted by Governor General Viscount Alexander Prime Minister Louis St Laurent Mayor Charlotte Whitton and other officials as a 21 gun salute rang out from a Royal Canadian artillery battery.
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Ottawa
Associated Press
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Viscount Alecander
Louis St. Laurent
Charlotte Whitton
Royal Canadian Artillery
Red Bail Jumper Arrested by FBI
Gus Hall, one of four top U.S. Communist bail jumpers, was turned over to the FBI in Laredo at 3 a.m. He was convicted for conspiring to overthrow the government by force and had been on $80,000 bail. FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover announced Hall’s arrest.
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Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Gus Hall
U.S
FBI
United States
Tom Green
The
Laredo Times
Bull
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hall
Hoover
Communist Party
U. 8
Civil Rights Coufess
Showman Billy Rose and Eleanor Holm Separate in Divorce
New York report says millionaire showman Billy Rose and his wife Eleanor Holm have separated as divorce plans proceed. They had not been seen together at usual Broadway night spots recently, amid speculation involving Joyce Mathews, former wife of Milton Berle, at a party in Rose's penthouse apartment.
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New York
Willionaire
Billy Rose
Eleanor Holm
Hay
New York: Journal Americar
Joyce Mathews
Milton Berle
Rose
Fresh Controversy Over Jessup Case Stirs Senate Hearing
Washington reports a heated dispute over United Nations diplomat Philip C. Jessup and a 1949 White House conference. Senator Stassen cites a telegram from Warren Austin claiming Jessup was away from Washington during the conference, while Jessup and Venusberg records are contested. The testimony centers on whether U.S. aid to Nationalist China should have been halted and who attended the meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Nations
Philip C. Jessup
New York
White House
Harold ©. Stassen
Congress
Turman
Jessup
State Department
Warren A. Austin
U. G
Pidce Department
Philadelphia
Stassen
Sen. Sparkman
D-Aly
Foreign Relations Committee
Austin
Furthr
University of Pennsylvania
U. S
Gresser
Turkey
Senate
Minnesota
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Ache Son
China
Mithail J. McDetiatt
Stassen Mate
Vandenberg Lury
Fulbright
D-Arke
Sparkman D-Ajajo
Brewster
Rme
PRR Keeps Corry Oil City Passenger Trains Three Months
The Pennsylvania Railroad pledges to run the Corry to Oil City and onward service for three months while reviewing status. Officials report losses and note continued reductions in passenger services across the system. Local leaders push for improvements, debating public utility delays and urging options to boost ridership between Oil City Titusville and major cities.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Talpate
W.W. Paicho
Fonds Gener Aechen
Tihwvillé
OL City
Penney
Public Utility Commission
Pictusville
Alteryate
Oil City
Titusville
New York
Philadelphia
Galiranth
Tong Nuggo
PRR
Patchell
Goth Om
O City
Patcholt
Adaimy al Buffalo
Samuel Bottman
Ble
Novi Division
R. L. Walters
Wid Duncan
C. C. Hampton
R. 8. Mahany
D.T. Edwards
G. Gondree
Struthers-Wells Corp
M Gurrin
R. Underwood
J. W. Swager
William A. Morck
PB. Boyle W
Zehrung
D. EB. Carvier
D Brumberg
J. G. Payne
Knox
Underwood
Treasury to sell new income tax bills to fund spending
The Treasury announced a new financing plan to sell up to 1.25 billion in tax bills dated October 23 and maturing March 15. Aimed at big corporations building reserve funds for income tax payments, the bills come in denominations from 1,000 to 1,000,000 dollars and will be bought on October 17 with terms set by bids.
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T. —Ssemianea
Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Maren
Inkeontie We
Postpone Use of New Weapons in Korean War
A Associated Press report from Washington says the use of atomic weapons in Korea was given serious consideration by US military leaders but was postponed for the present. General Omar Bradley advised against using A bombs now, citing a brighter chance for a cease-fire and the danger of demonstrating atomic prowess to the Communists. The decision respects political and strategic factors while weighing the terrible impact of atomic warfare. Government sources indicate Truman conveyed the recommendation, with final authority resting with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thi Vourrss
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Status
Thuel
Triuman
AL & Aews
United States
Oil dispute delays United Nations Security Council action
Britain pushes for a behind the scenes accord on a council move over the Iran oil nationalisation crisis as Mossadegh’s health stalls debate. Iran opposes Security Council intervention labeling the matter domestic, while talks with Britain resume. also, butter prices rise ten cents at Chicago market.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Britton
THN Security Council
Brartian
Britain
Iran
Mossadegh
Tran
New York
Tranian
Hossein Fatemi
Ira
Oran
Hewie
Board Cuts Fairhaven 1952 Tax Assessments Affects Owners
The Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals ordered a 20 percent reduction in Fairhaven city tax assessments for 1982 after widespread owner complaints. The move aligns Fairhaven with state norms, lowers values for many units, and results in notices detailing revised assessments. A meeting to review revised assessments is set for October 22 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Municipal Building.
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Wileh
Also
Corry
Fawhaven
Bord
Nyenorsiap
Board of Tax Revisions
Buitine
One Way Street Signs Erected Citywide
City officials set six streets as single lane routes with new One Way signs installed yesterday. Additional signs “Do Not Enter” and “No Left/Right Turn” await receipt before enforcement begins. Police report early compliance by some drivers as the motorin public gains notice.
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Matt Street
Franklin Street
Center
Matt
West Park Place
Park Street
East Fork Place
East Washington
East South Street
Concord
East Pleasant
Railroads Hit With Passenger Fare Increase Across Networks
Washington reports railroads have raised passenger fares by about 10 percent, with some routes showing larger jumps. The move affects major lines including through Boston and New England, as carriers cite higher operating costs and demand returning postwar.
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Washington
Tateeseite Commerce
Albian
Lye Center
Miley
Boston
Wun
Euplind
Sts Watertile Commaniiey Harte
Corry Bowling Fees Reduced by OPS Ruling
Corry bowlers face refunds after OPS ruling finds that a five cent per game surcharge violated price controls. Only one Corry alley is affected, having charged $1.50 per three strings, with refunds due to overcharged players. OPS officials say the rule, confirmed by the regional office, voids increased charges prior to official authorization and may trigger broader adjustments across similar venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Charles A. Morten
Erie
Bowie
Murry
E. Campbell
Ene County Bowling Operatene’ Answeralinn
el Ops
Jvnce
Uben
OPE Agutasl
Washington
Permissinn
Mertens
General Clark's Son Wounded in Korea Attack
Capt William Clark, 26, aide to Gen Mark Clark, was severely wounded by mortar fire west of Heartbreak Ridge while his unit pushed into the Mundung Valley. He is the son of a top Army officer at Fort Monroe. Clark had been wounded once before in Korea.
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Assummven
Fort Monroe
Vic Gant
Clark
Korea
Publisher Harper D. Sheppard Dies in Hanover at 89
Harper D. Sheppard, prominent Hanover publisher, shoe manufacturer, and banker, died today at Hanover General Hospital at age 89. He co founded Hanover Shoe Company, served as chairman and former president of Hanover The Hanover Evening Sun Co. and led Hanover Trust Co. and Sheppard Myers Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover, Pa
Harper D. Sheppard
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Sheppard
Hanover Sho the
Hanover Evening Sun Co
Hanover ‘Trust Co
Myers, Inc
U S Infantry Smash Eight Miles Through Red Lines
U S infantry and air power broke deep into Communist positions near Heartbreak Ridge and Mundung, advancing past Panmunjom as Allied forces press for a decisive breakthrough. Tanks led the surprise drive, with US forces confronting Mig-15 jets and counterattacks as B 28s pounded Pyonryang. The operation aimed to disrupt enemy communications and support ongoing truce talks.
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Enrea
Qet
Americas
Gljyneze Dines
Mundung
8Th Parallel
Heartbreak Ridge
U. S
Pyonryang
Korea
Reds
OL PB
Weinhnd
Mander
Far East
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