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14 Oct 1950
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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 14, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary text on land deeds and notices
Fragmented OCR listing appears to mention land deeds, sale listings, officials, and property stakes. Names such as Esquire and references to county and state legal actions are present, but readable specifics are scarce. The passage resembles a catalog of real estate transactions and legal notices with numerous garbled terms.
Vanderhoof scores three times as Hannamen rout Titusville Rockets
Corry High Beavers overwhelmed Titusville Rockers at Loveland Field 20 to 5. Vanderhoof scored three touchdowns and Vanderhoof led a scoring drive sequence in the opening and closing periods. Rex Spaulding and Doug Spaulding also contributed as Corry built a decisive lead and protected it through the late stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Rockers
Loveland Field
Corry High Beavers
The
Grange
Unesfirte
Ersted
Hinte
Jbrense
Larry
Phantom" Vanderhoot
Wehine
Spaulding
Vanderhoof
Pittsville
Bill Coleman
Anther
Anderhoof
Rex
Vanderhonf
Dibble
Don Bird
Harrison
Bird
Oman
Doug Spauld
Brother Rex
Spawleine
Peore
Rockets
Page Seven
Tightened credit terms take effect Monday
Federal Reserve Board imposes stricter installment loan rules on autos, furniture, TVs, and other major appliances. Down payments rise, terms shorten to curb inflation and conserve materials for defense. New limits apply to both controlled and uncontrolled goods, affecting monthly payments and payoff periods across home purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
Gosling
Federal Reserve Board
Lory
Avith
Perent
Postal Department Sets Deadlines for Christmas Parcels
The postal service warns of the Christmas mailing rush for overseas bases. Troop parcels to Korea Japan and Pacific posts must be mailed by November 1 to ensure delivery. Packages to other overseas American bases must be mailed by November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Postal Department
Janes Sullivaci
Korea
Japan
Pacific
Two City Crashes Cause $300 In Damages
Two separate accidents on city streets left total damage around 300 dollars. Bert Williams of East Frederick Street and Gerald Lynch of Maple Avenue drove involved cars. Lynch City car left side damaged after a left turn miscue. Almeda Dean and Edward Ordsway also collided when braking caused Ordsway to strike Deans vehicle, with both front-end damages totaling about 110 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Williams
East Frederick Street
Gerald Lynch
Maple, Avenue
Opal Lynch
Lynch
North Center Street
Williams
Lynch Auto
Edward Ordsway
Clymer
Almeda Dean
Union City
R. D
Ordiway
West Smith Street
Dean
Six Rail Workers Die In Pennsylvania Crash
Altoona October 14 Six Pennsylvania Railroad workers were killed when their automobile collided head on with a truck while returning home. Police said the truck driver could not avoid the crash. Eyewitnesses said the car swerved around another vehicle on a curve before the collision. The dead were Norman N Schenk 29 Richard Tubbs 21 William J Mulhern 24 Leonard Scott 20 RT McCartady Jr and Bar ward J Burns 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward J. Fox
Sgt. Fox
Norman N. Schenk
Richard Tubbs
William J. Mulhern
Beer Prices Go Up In City
Beers will cost more after today as breweries and local distributors confirm an increase effective immediately. Averages suggest about 1 cent per case, lifting 24 bottle cases from 2.78 to 2.90, with premium beer possibly rising to 4.9 a case and draft wholesale prices also upward though amounts are unclear. Local tavern operators oppose raising per glass beyond 10 cents, amid rumors of a national price roll back under government orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesiay
New York
Mass Choruses Plan Benefit Concert in Corry
Corry residents may hear Newwargesh and Aneslmans choruses appear on Saturday October 28 at 8 p m in the Center High Auditorium. Under the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary seven leading male choruses join 200 voices in a Northwestern Pennsylvania event. Tickets go on sale next week with proceeds benefiting the hospital building fund.
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Hospital
Corry
Wargesh
Aneslmans
Jes
Carry Munoing Hospital
Youngstown Sheet and Tide
Thorus
Gannan Gollpae
Knights of Columbus Glee
Meadville Club
Sane Men
The
Elks
Pennsylvania
Guonon
Erie
Bach Chorus
Corry Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Corry Man Receives Patent For Tap Chuck Overload Coupling
The U S Patent Office granted a patent to RJ Miller of East Frederick Street for a new tapping chuck with overload safety. Miller filed on May 18, 1949. the device uses a three-part assembly with socket and taper shank members and an adjustable casing to control a coil spring and coupling balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
RJ. Miller
East Frederick Street
Miller
Ajax Iron Works
Patent Office
Truman Heads to Wake Island for MacArthur Meeting
President Truman travels to Wake Island aboard a Constellation from Hawaii to meet General MacArthur. Readied by aides, the leaders plan to discuss postwar Asia and ongoing global peace efforts, with the visit framed as a historic step in Allied coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Wake Island
Gen. MacArthur
Associated Press
Honolulu
Fox
Macarthur
Amire
Asis
Huma Wis Minkam Field
NTI
United Nations
Jy mid-Pacife
Corry Native Autobiography Goes Into Print
Corr y native Carey Notive Ley Harvey Tracy known as Ceovy rose to be named Mother of Industrial Welfare Work in the United States. Her life story, How My Heart Sang, appears in a new biography from Richard Smith Publisher. The book traces her frontier upbringing in Hare Creek born October 11, 1860, her schooling against odds, and her path from teacher to ordained deaconess, then to Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Notive
Ley Harvey
Ceovy
Natwing! Cash Register Co
United States
Richard #. Smith
Tne
Hare Creek
Tracy
Pennsylvania
Marriee
Lena Hap- Vey
Brewnre
Hepif Ito
High Streep Church
Springfiel
Ohio
Water Street
Dayton
National Gash Reiser Company
Social Security Aide to Open Local Office
A district Social Security Office representative will visit Cor Hy in One postumes next Tuesday at 1 p.m. to take claims of retired workers dependents and survivors issue social security cards and share information. Farnhaugh notes amended act changes monthly benefits to wives of retired workers with underage children under 16 and urges eligible women to file for new insurance payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Office
Cor~ Hy
Jeffle
Farnhaugh
Farabaugh
Corry Promotes Pennsylvania Week and Potato Festival
Proclamation declares October 18 to 25 1950 as Pennsylvania Week and urges Corry citizens to support the observance. It sponsors a Potato Festival at the State Armory open to the public for the week, inviting all residents to visit and promote Corry’s harvest event and state interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohiy
Corry
Gorey
State Armory
Petition Drive Aims to Fund City Street Work
Streets Director Carl Smith calls for property owners to sign paying petitions to fund street repairs and intersection work next summer. He notes petitions should be submitted before December 15 to determine if city budgets will cover street department projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cay Connell
Streets
Carl Smith
Smith
Detroit Police Hunt Maniac After Brutal Attacks
A Detroit manhunt targeted a suspected serial assailant linked to a string of savage attacks across Detroit’s west side. Six victims, including a man and a boy, were hospitalized with serious injuries. two remained in serious condition. Investigators describe the suspect as a lone male possibly armed with a pipe wrench or similar tool. The earliest invasion is believed to have occurred near the home of Mrs Dorothy Julian, with three victims later reported at Mt Carmel Mercy Hospital suffering skull fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoct
Presa Perot
Detroit
West Ache
Taverna Asitriel
Pole
Hodupane
Wientigalion Square
Will Phijselhyesinen
Robebery
Iroa
Metchols
Soithheld
Livernois
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital
Dorothy Julian
Levson
Fahert
Viola Breceski
Julian
Babson Sees Tax Burden Driven by Indifference
Babson Park Massachusetts October author criticizes widespread indifference to government spending. He argues Americans lack understanding of tax use and urges voters to demand clarity on federal expenditures and benefits, noting Congress and temporary taxes have swollen the burden since early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Sanson
Babson Park
Mass
Allied planes bomb Korean front amid rapid progress near Kumh on
Allied air and ground forces press the Kore an front with heavy bombing as American and Commonwealth troops advance toward Kumhon and Namchonjin. Reports quote First Cavalry formations on the move north of Kumchon with British and Australian support, while tactics and enemy losses are discussed by U S commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Tokyo
Kumehon
Siueyly
Rolliwwen
Pyongyant
Praune
Tina Abases
Genenu Devillas
Papi
President Cruman
Ly 3
Mirines
Magarthurs
Wake
Mu Gui Hnhath
R. Guy
Kumho
Omnia
Parallel 38
Hanpo
Klim
Ayolgyang
Tira
Suttle Eycar Flinb
Hentio
Second Break-In Reported In City
Police reported a second break in within days at the Lawrence Airport office. Herman Steaves of East Southsteel told officers entry was gained by breaking a window, entering, and forcing a lock. A Red suspect was questioned regarding a prior Gulf bervags break-in on North Genter Street, with police continuing inquiries as details remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Steaves
East Southsteel
Lawrence Airport
Steaves
Red
Gulf
North
Genter Strest
Amrat P
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