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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1949
Page
1
Fragmented OCR city notice yields vague data
OCR text fragment hints at an urgent public notice or schedule but lacks clear names dates places or instructions. The readable bits reference numbers and vague civic terms while key details remain unreadable. Further clarification needed to produce a proper summary with distinct entities.
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The readable fragments indicate a dated note or alert referencing a location and a time window. Names and exact actions are unclear, but the piece hints at an event or warning needing attention.
Pennsylvania Telephone's proposed rate hike halted by commission
The Public Utility Commission suspended the Pennsylvania Telephone Company rate increase for six months and ordered an investigation into the new schedule. Corry City Council and local business groups protested the hike, citing inadequate service while plans for regional action continued. Public hearings and full review of the company’s costs are expected as part of the probe.
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Pennsylvania Tele
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania ‘Telephone Company
Venango
Bradford
Cambria
Erie
Indiana
Somerset
Warren
Westmoreland
Crawford
Corny
BUC
Chamber of Commerce
Johnstown
Alure
Guueral
UK Commission
Aly
Moch To Succeed Queuille In New French Government
Paris Oct 11 Jilles Mosh a Socialist leader was asked by President Vincent Aural to form a new French government. If she succeeds Moch would become premier succeeding Henri Quetilin who resigned six days ago amid a cabinet dispute.
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Paris
Jilles Mosh
Socialist Party
Vincent Aural
Moch
Henri Quetilin
Am Evonomle
Amflat
Dreplte
Juinister de
Spertite
Wouter
Hotnumsport
Fem Uther
Hunters Damaged Farmer's Grain in Area
Deputy game warden reports repeated traipsing through buckwheat fields by two hunters near Latimer causing damage to planted wheat and other grains. Farmers pressed charges and urged warnings. woodcock season was light and dove numbers down due to dry summer.
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Ety
Lalavirapris
Latimer
Huntere
Xearee
Truman Urges Quick Action on Farm Measure
President Truman pressed Democratic congressional leaders at the White House to rapidly agree on a farm bill. Key senators and leaders remained silent after the talks while discussions continued on price supports and subsidy plans amid party divisions.
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Truman
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Me ‘Traman
Troman
Charles G Ross
Fass
Anderson
DWM
Secretary of Agriculture
Elmer Thomas
Doflu
Sendle Agriculture
Brannan
Senate
Bottlers Renew Fight Against Soft Drinks Tax
Harrisburg October 1 The Keystone Bottlers Association concluded its 28th annual convention renewing its fight against the state's soft drinks tax. George S. Derry Sr president of the Philadelphia Coca Cola Bottling Company urged unity to defeat the tax in the coming session of the General Assembly. He stressed cooperation within the industry to oppose the levy as a unified front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asis Etem
Harrisburg
Keystone Bottlers' Association
Genrge SL Derry
Philadelphia
Coca-Cola
Crésux
Thi Lees
Nike
Ieru
Joseph Wean
Rev John Love Named to Post of Chancellor
The Very Rev Father John W Love aged 82, native of Corry, has been promoted to Chancellor of the Diocese of St Augustine and will serve as pastor of Cathedral Parish in St Augustine See City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Love
St. Augustine
Florida
ST Augustine
John W. Love
Tol
Corry
Pas
Diocese of
Archbishops promote Father Love to new Florida duties
The Most Rev Archbishop Hurley elevates Father Love to high posts in the Florida Diocese effective October 10. He becomes Vice Chancellor of the diocese and Administrator of the St Augustine Parish, while Chancellor McDonough steps down to Auxiliary Bishop duties. Father Love, son of John and Mrs Love of Erie, studied at Corry schools and Georgetown, was ordained in Miami in 1962. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph _. Hurley
St. Augustine
Father Love
Father Love Ana
Florida
Thomas’ J. McDonough
McDonoush
John E. Love
Erie
Cory
Pather Love
Corry
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
St. Mary's Seminary
Roland Park
Baltimore
Miami
Hurley
Sts. Peter Find Paul Church
Mismi
Norway votes lean toward Labor party in tight majority shift
Preliminary results from Norway’s October election show Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen’s Labor party likely to gain at least five new seats, amid uncounted ballots. Conservatives, Liberals, Agrarians and Christian Democrats also appear to win seats as the Labor bloc strengthens its hold in Parliament.
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Associated Press
SLO
Norway
Einar Gerhardsen
Rea Sy
I Sealy
Storting
Tabor
Ove Fry
Ajax Union Votes To Authorize Strike By 75 To 8
Ajax local of the International Association of Machinists held an hour long meeting yesterday after officers urged a strike if 75 percent approval was obtained. The vote followed union members rejecting a management proposal and does not guarantee a walkout, only that members authorized potential actions if further negotiations fail. The Grand Lodge approval remains required before any strike.
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AJAX
Alon Buthomred
Balloud
Smanagement
Grand Lodge
Tla
Itieluls
Aurdemnent
Andrew Lerms
Newtrach
Haven
Isoot Fy
Det
Auth Céder Street
Cleveland firm wins bond issue for city schools
The Hayden Miller and Co. of Cleveland bid the lowest for an $80,000 school bond issue at 1.4 percent with a $124 premium. Six other bids carried higher interest and premiums. The board also awarded a $1,263 contract to H. P. Weller Supply Co. of Erie to fence a Fourth Ward lot West of the Senior High, to be a playground until a school project begins. Enrollment totals show 1,552 pupils with 765 boys and 787 girls and non resident pupils from several townships. Continued reports detail per pupil educational costs, furniture purchases, clerical hires, tax exonerations, and lunchroom counts at Annior and Senior High Schools.
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Hayden Miller
Cleveland
Royal
Orher
Regula
Fourth Ward
H. P. Weller Supply Co
Eric
David Swart
Columbus Township
Concord Township
Elgin
Spring Creek
Spaylansburg
Wayne Thwnship
State
Stanley Anderson
Dimfor High
Anderson
Yeudent
Four Hundred Workers Strike at Portageport TV Plant
Four hundred workers at Electric Corporation’s transportation and general division in Portageport walked out in support of a strike by machinists in a report dispute. Nehru on Gowriyel visits Washington as India’s prime minister flies in to meet President Truman and receive a formal welcome aboard the Independence.
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Poitsburgh
TV Stinhouse Electric Corporation
Bravs Portation
Genéraire Divlain
SY Machinista
Nehru
Goorwiel
Washington
India
Wieshawton
Yim
Truman
Lan Hon
Rok
Mercury Weather Forecast From Fragmented Record
An OCR fragment reports a high temperature near 86 with scattered garbled terms about meteorology agencies and locations. It mentions October and various city or regional names, but details are unclear due to noisy text. The core item indicates an unusual temperature reading and a missing clear forecast.
Driver Injured in Route 6 Auto Crash near Simon City
Westerburg was slightly hurt when his auto left Route 6, rolled on the berm, and he suffered chest bruises and possible cracked ribs. He was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital with non life threatening injuries. Police estimated damage to the Ford at 150 dollars.
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Ole
Westerburg
Simon City
Westerbury
Stem Memorial Hospital
Pre
West Penn G.L.F. Erects Building for New Garage
West Penn G.L.F. expands its operations by starting a 50 by 80 foot frame garage and office at Corry Spring Creek Road. Manager Andrew McPherson said completion is expected within three weeks by contractor N. J. Kline. The plant, a CHLF division, serves farmers with fuel and heating oil, and the workforce will grow from ten to fifteen as expansion continues.
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Buciness
West Penn
McPherson
CHLF
Grea
Delay Release From Prison of Explorer Delayed
Canton October report: Jaye two prisoners killed in a brawl. Lesiard Clark denied charges as he heads to Chungking for trial. Clark to be flown tomorrow as prisoner, amid demand for writs and possible appeal.
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Canton
Hitels
Relenun
Lesiard Clark
Sat Prantl
Jaye
Chungking
Oy Clark
Mat Clack
Clarke Way
Wit Foyerreansmid
Evrelet
Prystiats
Conciliator pushes to end steel strikes amid talks
Washington sources report mediator efforts accelerate to avert a nationwide steel stoppage. John L. Lewis and union leaders press for pension, insurance terms while industry executives seek limited concessions as government mediators schedule meetings across states.
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Associated Press
Mtptsburgh
Edimends Coneliel
Serview
Bigyeel
Caltuon Dineetyr Cyrax
Wil Lee
Leaiers of Life
United
Fe Gual
Tiwax Ching Ehokol
John T. Tawis
Tinted
Couch Indusuey
Vie Bueshiing
Lamorrous
Shalee
Philips Murray
Tie Sive
Wiel Arty
Witer G
Ching
Waeh- Hgton
Endng Steel Companiies
Uion Cadens
Jeff
Planis
Murray
Woton
Soi SapMar
Ein Oats Esi
Sabh
Virginia Lomortow
Ab Charles
Wiu
Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
W. V
Higgdm
Charleston
Surly
Walter Bhurmand
Southern
Aunoplatfon
UMW Pension and Welfare Fund
Two Held as Suspects in Robbery Shooting
Cleveland police hold two suspects in a Pennsylvania roadhouse robbery and shooting. Victim Mananganala proprietor shot twice. Paptahi and Mooney named among involved, with details tangled in a fugitive case and cross state transfer. Detective Cass Roberts notes the incident and arrests.
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Cleveland
James 5Wustey
Harlan David Wools
Wilbert
Sissties
Maridngahela
Mananganala
Pennnsylvania
Poth Paptahi
Twe
Pagan
Hue
Mooney
Munungalela
Cass Roberts
Shay
Minsnel
Congress Is Told Soviet Union Has Guided Weapons
A garbled clipping reports a congressional briefing about Soviet guided weapons. It mentions a settlement in a local case, various names such as Charles Clickett and Eli Eshelman, and references to a poll, fines, and a county matter, all within an era tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Urey
Truman Requests 1.44 Million for Foreign Military Aid
Washington reports Congress considers President Truman's request for 1,440,000 dollars to fund foreign military aid. House Appropriations hearings closed door with Defense Secretary Johnson and General Bradley testifying. Debate centers on timing and scope as foreign aid funds and reconversion finance levers are examined.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Defense
Johnson
Gmay S. Bradley
Far Chiefs of
Cannon
Lw Appropriations Committee
Houke Foreign Affairs Committee
College Head Claims Third World War On Way
Atlantic City Oct. 11 Ralph C Hutchison of Lafayette College argues the third World War is imminent as USSR borders Yugoslavia. He says conquest harms liberties and America must end imperialism to halt wars and defend freedom worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
W. J
Ralph C. Hutchison
Lafayette College
Russia
Yugoslavia
America
Grechoslovakod
Balkans
Hilialtisory
Stykce
Cmdr
Hugene ‘Tatum
Quewioning
Atom
Navy
Muthaea
Alperom
Navy officer reveals potential guided missiles for high altitude bombers
A navy weapons expert testified before Congress that Russia likely has guided missiles capable of locating and destroying bombers above 40 000 feet. Capt Sides said Soviet progress in anti aircraft defenses could alter expectations about striking targets with long range bombers, with implications for national security and military policy.
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Sides
Sy_Associated
Washington
Navy
Congress
Russia
Busser
T.S
Germany
Naxi Amic
Eroum
Rossii
Sines
Ps Tr
Aesressor
IMG
eHmene
Assistens Chley
Aval
House Armed Services Committee
Hectored
Pountey
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PAC
Corry Council
G. Ofc
Queuille
Dem
John Toye
Unruh
Camden
N. J
Madfiler HoWard Uniits
New Jersey State Hospital
Trenton
Judes -Hyecs Paleap
Mercury
TVET
Hucksburg
Burem
Tate
Blowisoung
Berm
West Penn G.lf
Explorer
Lewis and
Charles Clickett
Spartais
Eli Eshelman
Aller Love
Eshelman
Falom
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