Harper Charity Case Reported At 319 Ms
A local charity case at 319 Ms Wadi was reported with involvement by Harper. Authorities are tracking a fundraiser and pledges amid community concern and compliance checks.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1949
Page
1
Storage and moving items left in cluttered closet
A fragment notes scattered belongings including a chair, magazine table, suitcases, and miscellaneous items. description suggests a disorganized storage or lost items scenario with unclear subjects and no clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR Snapshot Confusing Local Notice
An unreadable OCR fragment references people and places in disordered text. It mentions Corry, PAWS, Blanton, Havens, and motors but lacks coherent events or dates. The readable items resemble a damaged notice with stray numbers and vague references to livestock and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontaber
Corry
Renin Woitikinge
Hannowsi
Blanton
Mit
St “Motors
Havens
Suai
U S Plans For A Bomb Expansion
The United States plans to accelerate its atomic bomb program lifting some AEC spending curbs. Two moves in the Senate pave the way including a push by McMahon to speed reactor and weapons work at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Hanford Washington. Officials say accelerated construction could trim the program by months as details remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Oak Rider
Tenn
Hanford
Wash
Senate
Yestereday
McMahon
D-Conn
House Atomic Committee
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
ABC
House
McMeahon
Russia
eMahon
McMmahon
Recalled 300 Bell Aircraft workers end four month strike
About 300 Bell Aircraft employees are recalled after a four month strike at the plant west of Niagara Falls. The United Auto Workers voted to end the walkout and submit main issues to arbitration. Twenty two unionists are listed as unresolved, and the company faced claims of subversive activity during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buffalo
Stormy Bell
GIO United Auto Workers
Niagara Falls
Bell
Ball
Hall
Cowert Pension Aids
Bitter Labor Leaders Split Over Strike Fund Plan
John J. Lewis denounces AFL chief William Green for rejecting a proposed weekly 250000 to 2500000 fund to aid Murray's CIO Steelworkers and mine workers in wage strikes. Negotiations, unity talk, and government mediation concerns loom as Truman considers action amid steel and coal disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John J. Lews
APL
William Green
Philip Murray
CIO
Green
Lewis
Ayak
Tiers
Murray
AML
AFT
Americarabor Jong
Truman
West Virginia
Suchet
West York
U. S. Steel
Uni
Ching
U.S. Steel
Gepeed
Steel
Union
Eal Fhe Ennyantes
Jentire East
Red forces mass near Chusan in planned invasion
Nationalist intelligence in Formosa reports 18 the Red Army preparing amphibious assault on Chusan archipelago 150 miles from Shanghai. Chen Yi orders large forces with coastal reach from Canton to Ningpo as Amoy and Ningpo evacuations begin amid mobilization.
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Chusan
Red
Shanghai
Taipei
Formosa
Chen Yi
Redy
Ningpa
Rais Alleit Ly
Canton
Chen
Ningpo
East Ching Sea
Chisan
Tatpah
Mondérs
Amoy
Hobe Hong
Bormasa
Ghusen
Nene
Fire destroys barn near Bear Lake border in Tuesday blaze
Fire crews from Sugar Grove Columbus and Winona reported a morning blaze that destroyed a house and barn near the New York Pennsylvania line on Bear Take-Winie Road. Clarence Kalstee of Town Line Road owned the property vacated months earlier by the Chapins. Insurance covered part of the loss with sale negotiations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence Kalstee
Town Line Road
Halstee Famiten
Corry
Gemle Chapin
Jamestown
Potisma Hosagell
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Chersknyat
Panarou
Polit
Olsiee
Ines
Hebari Wits
Weather contrasts mark October snowstorm a year ago
A year earlier on October 18, 1948, heavy wet snow touched the area, melting quickly, with Cumbridge Springs reporting up to two inches on the ground while nearby ground left half an inch. This morning's sun forecast 10 degree warmth for the afternoon as the Pennsylvania Week Special Limited arrives at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbridge Springs
Christmas lighting plan expands beyond park trees
The special Christmas lighting committee plans to fund and install park displays with prizes for best home decorations. The Hospital iY Club Brewer to ieanme leads park lighting efforts while the Hospitality Club backs a citywide holiday gathering. Street lights will continue as merchants discuss the plan tomorrow at the Phoenix Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry
Hospitaliy Club
Robert Tunnel
Phoenix Hotel
Seavon
Vocational Shop Boys Tour Corry Plants
Junior and Senior boys from Corny public schools conducted plant tours at multiple sites. James Harper coordinated an event with tours to Haymond, Ore Tiley, and the Corry Memorial Hospital facilities. Students observed structural pipe installation and liaised with local workers, highlighting hands on learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Shop Boys
Corry
Tie Corny Pukilc Ighoots
James Harper
Haymond
Richart Bachomner
Henry Whesler
Jaseph
Len Rittnes
Wut Rogte Structural Bree
Bar Hinght
Corry” Memorial Hospital
Genore
Air Force Chief Defends B-36 Policy in Congress
Air Force chief Vandenberg testified before the House Armed Services Committee defending a strategy of maintaining strong strategic bombing power with B-36 and B-37 aircraft. He warned that reducing this strength would invite Soviet offense and reduce deterrence, potentially forcing the U S to accept defensive-only posture while diverting resources from offensive programs. Generals Bradley and Callan prepared rebuttals to Navy complaints about interservice priorities. A separate Guatemala flood toll rose with hundreds missing as authorities scramble to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
Geneva Hoyt
Vandenere
United States
Vandenberg
Air Force
Star
House Armed Services
Navy
Air Forc
Lis
Soviet Union
Vandenbere
Joint Chiefs
Omar N. Bradley
Army
J. Lainton
Cal-lns
Irra Chest Initiative Kicks Off With Volunteer Team
Tonight at 8 pm in the Municipal Building a kickoff for the Irri Chest effort will explain procedures to 20 volunteers. Chairman David Swart announces divisions already starting, with 110 testers to connect. two-week progress reports begin, ending November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiveral
David Swart
Seston
Voluntere
Ty Additioy
Raver
Stewael Long
Paris
He Gronup
My. Swart
Howe
Funeral for Warren High senior brother killed in slaying
Tears filled the Warren funeral as David 18 and Richard 18 faced the crowd after Richard, jailed on murder charges, arrived with Deputy Sheriff Suyent Seeor. District Attorney Kornreich noted no first degree murder verdict, predicting a November grand jury to consider indictments amid questions about Richard's temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warren
Fowler
Acc
Coole
Jobs al Uke
Hve
Richard Wis
George Huei
Alehiaed
Ing Fe
Lviker
Willy Dubeher
M.A. Kornreich
Richard
Kernreich
Greek War Seen Practically Over As Aid Cuts Considered
Washington reports quote Secretary of State Acheson indicating Greece’s war with Communist forces is largely over with a possible reduction of American aid. Ministers in Athens weigh how the military establishment will be shaped as the United States reviews its long involvement.
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Defense Department
Navy
Nav
Air Force
Inter-service
Roy
Defense Johnson
Wheeling
Np Milire
Vinson
George C. Maréhall
Warlim
Ady Ailet
Mark Clark
Robert Heller
Pranogenymit Export
ALY Chastitu Iarten
Washington
Bet
Biate Adheson
Greve
Acheson Wala
Athens
Wid
Sears IU
Freductin
Cheok Armed
Wimnber
Gearelary
Chest Drive Seeks Support Tonight for Community Chest
Volunteers launch the Corry Community Chest appeal seeking 25800 to fund nine agencies including Corry Hospital YMCA Salvation Army Erie County Chest Mead Park American Heart Association Cancer Society Polio Foundation and Corry Child Health Center. Success hinges on local response over a two week drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chest Drive
Corry
Corry Hospital
YMCA
Salvation Army
Erie County Chest
Mead Park
American Heart Association
Cancer Society
Polio Foundation
Corry Child Health Center
Community Chest
Morrison Resigns State Position
Philadelphia report states Mrs Charles M Morrison announces the resignation of her husband, a longtime Philadelphia editor and political figure, to Gov James H. Duff. The resignation is effective immediately as he remains hospitalized after an illness. Morrison had been a prominent newspaper editor involved in 1942 gubernatorial campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles M. Morrison
Crete
Commonwealth
James Hy Dull
Morrison
Marrico
Atubnybail Abingitine Memorial Hospital
Marricon
Edward Martin
New York
Tater
Yeeyen Sute
Philalelphtu Public Ledger
Evening Puble Ledger
Corry Woman Foils Attacker in Narrow Escape
A Corry woman fought off a would be attacker as she was returning home on West Pleasant Street. She described a five foot tall suspect wearing a feathered hat and hay feathered sleeve, and police have two suspects being held for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
Riise
Fourhavene
West Man
Linski
West Pleasant Street
Aero Supply Mig. Cap, Inc
West Pleas
WE Pact Talks Resume Between Westinghouse and Union
Negotiations restarted today with about 75 000 workers at Westinghouse Electric Corporation as the Radio and Machine Workers union presses for a 600 4 year benefits package. A day of talks yielded no public settlement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westinghouse Electric
Government's Fiscal Policy Under Fire in Congress
Washington reports an economist Edwin Nourse criticized the administration for deficit spending and political influence on the economic council. Senator O Mahoney and Senator Ferguson weighed in on fiscal policy as the nation faces subsidies and production controls amid a looming deficit. Cider seized at grid game in Tarentum Pa underscores local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Edwin Ge Npirse
Khal Hp
Congress
Shawman
Truman
Pifid Nourse
Catineil
Watkins
Vic
Leon Keyserling
Jol
D. Clark
O'Mahoney
Wilkins
Eronomie Council
Bss
Noureemadi
Fara
Lesaid
Wurphy
Nhys
House
Ferguson
Swale
Nourse
Ferguson Saii Nojisse
Tarentum. Pa
Joseph Pierre
Aliva
Eure
Putrobauss
Tarentum
Shaler
Sant Frigay
Senate OKays Measure Hiking Minimum Wage
Washington October 9 The Senate approved a bill raising the federal minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour, sending it to President Truman for signature. The measure could lift about 1.5 million workers, though hours and exemptions may alter final impact as Congress heads into a new session.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Wik
Lise
Desravria
Jonvidins
Duharizisse
Inortas
He nAmidistra
Ion
Ie Morty
Jonife
Conmanisa
Tnpre
Proddeny
Mintouehina
Congress
House
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Ilewis
AFL
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Tony Fe
Enor Lary
Bor Paga
Ayevalo
West Main Street
Economist
PTAA
Pittsburgh
Get
Penmstivaitiu Cavindle
Fern Public Schools
PIAA
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