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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 20, 1948
Page
1
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Fragmentary OCR text presents a brief note on suspect terms and local group references. Readable elements point to a local or community topic, with scattered names and phrases suggesting a protest or debate feature. Preservation of exact terms is limited by illegible portions.
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Ftaunsburg
MelinePs I
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Arming the City: A Study in Early 20th Century Defense
An enigmatic fragment from the period outlines arming efforts led by Peter C. Sburg and associates, detailing a strategic push to fortify urban defenses. The note emphasizes organized defense measures, procurement, and municipal coordination amid rising security concerns.
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
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Fragmentary local note from scattered OCR lines
A garbled OCR fragment mentions locations and names with unclear context. It lists numbers, places, and people such as Lovells Route, Walnut, Bingtion, and garden maid, but the overall event or subject remains indeterminate. No clear date, action, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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Lovells
B. Waghent
Able
Onixh
Big Five Nations To Hear Atomic Energy Dispute
United Nations voted to hand the atomic energy dispute to the Big Five plus Canada and urged trial of agreement on basic principles. Soviet proposal to outlaw the bomb failed. Western delegates hoped neutrals in the Security Council would craft a resolution.
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Nada
Big Five
Iindian Plan
Associated Press
Paris
United Nations
Tolay
Canada
Iples
S8 Nasion
Atomic Energy Control Organizat
Har
Midian
TN Aloimia Commission
Russia
United States
France
China
Afghanistin
Igentina
Bcuvador
el Salvador
Din
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Iica
Veneatela
Yemen
U Bieniala
Pive Sa Ana
Eorgult
Security Council
Berlin
Germany
Security
Argentina
Colombia
Delgim
Fear 7 Lost In Crash Of 2 Boats
Seven crewmen are lost after a collision in Baltimore harbor between the tug Columbia and the barge Bowgran while being towed from Baltimore to Claymont Delaware. The tug sank and only the barge remained afloat. bodies of two Columbia crewmen were recovered as Coast Guard searches continue. The Bowgran master reported possible others missing in the incident.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Coast Guard Search Mart
Claymont
Del
Bolgtan
Chesapeake Bay
Columbia
Liem
Russian Plane Lands at U S Air Base with Deserters
A twin engined Russian bomber carrying two officer deserters from the Soviet Air Force landed at a U S base near Linz Austria. One crew member a sergeant elected to return to the Soviet Union while the two officers sought refuge in the American zone. The plane was damaged on landing but no one was injured. High level talks between American and Russian officials continued.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Ling
Soviet Union
U.S
Austria
Nouveste
Ukraine
Linz
U. S
Wes Hoemching
Camp McCauley
Ts Ii Ausimla
Thurs- Aay
Geoffrey Seyes
Boyleh Gol
Vladimir Teon- Tassow
Sihiok
Rusela
Chest Drive Nears Goal Amid Strong Factory Support
The Chest Drive is $7,329 short of its goal as factory workers and corporate donors push contributions. Campaign Director Robert Oth, Jr. notes average gifts from manufacturing workers hover between four and five dollars. Totals by division show corporations at 910?185, manufacturing workers at 9,356, merchants 2,220, advance gifts 4,505, professional men 810, and clubs 540.
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Robert Oth
City Store Sets Formal Opening
Remodel of Al's Clothes Shop on North Center Street concludes with a formal opening from Friday to Saturday, October 20. Manager L A Rossin notes two modern tile floors, new display cases with interior lighting, and angled wall shelves to enhance space and showcase men and youth apparel. A nine day opening invites patrons to visit and enter a drawing for down payment gifts during the event.
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Al's
L.A. Rossin
Lems
Down Palnes
Tor
Legion Parade Draws Record Miami Crowd in Rain
In Miami on October 20 the Legion parade drew tens of thousands and a throng estimated around 300000 to 400000. Governor Earl Warren planned to address delegates and Secretary John W Snyder and AFL leader Williams Green were slated to speak later at the convention. The event, highlighted by President Truman’s appearance, set a new Miami attendance record despite a heavy rain.
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Legion
Miami
Fla
Raires
Earl Warren
Californi
Soth
Toen
Treas
John W. Snyder
Williams ‘Green
American Federation of Labor
Monay
Irtiman
Trew
Patol
Tobe Bass
Truman Planning For Final Big City Vote Drove TO HALT REBELS
A teblet band of Korean soldiers killed or wounded about 400 police in two towns amid plans for a major clash in the south as South Korea faced insurgent forces near Yosu and Ryewang. President Rhee and officials weighed Soviet withdrawal impacts while police questioned suspects in Seoul.
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Truman
Big City
Moscow
Red
North
Zona
Associated Pres
Seoul
Korea
Marita Tay
Bout Jkoreue
T. ¥. Youn
Syngman Rhee
Japan
Ruesistroens
Ninh Korea
Russia
Qeney
Uimturgen
Rwang
Cholla
Karea
Yoon
Mei
Com Munist
al ‘Yosu Way
Abere
Orlando Ward
U. S
Pusan
Loe Ie
Associated Press
Rhee
Hye
United States
General Assembly of
United Nations
Nowih
Torey
C&r
Borren
Pittsburgh to be Scene of Next Major Address
President Truman gears for a final big city campaign push with Pittsburgh to host a major speech. He plans October appearances in Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, New York, Brooklyn, and St. Louis as Dewey journeys to New York for a Herald Tribune forum.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Big City
Dixie
Populous
Austria
George Harrison
American Federation of Labor
Democratic National Committee
Trueman
Harrison
Dellman
Raleigh, N
Washinetin
Pennsylvania
Chiesga
Cleveland
Boston
New York City
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Albany
Och
W.—Gay
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Herald Tribune
West Virghia
Chapman
GOP
Matthew Negley
Dewey
Senate
Nll
Tero
Repub
Massin
Revercomb
Congress
West Virginia
Kidnapped Child Found Reported In Baltimore
A report from Baltimore dated October 20 says Jo Ann Mezzanotte, missing 21 hours after being abducted from a carriage, was found safe with the parents notified. Police and observers gathered near Waters Ridge. details were not immediately available.
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Baltimore
Jo Ann Mezzanotte
Otter
Waters Rige
Upathy
Israel reports ceasefire order and battlefield gains
From Tel Aviv to Jerusalem reports say the Jewish army pressed its objectives despite a UN cease fire order. Israeli spokesmen claim major gains on fronts in Beersheba and Gaza region as Egyptian supply routes and Arab bases face disruption and civilians flee coastal areas.
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Dyess
Ralph Bunche
Hophilng
Toyen Lust Niygit
Chia
Beershivbo
TS Arikh
Majdal
Biotbein
Pie Negev
Jerusalem
Beersheba
Gaza
Buay
Arab Palestine
Israel
Efort
Tie Amy
24 Race Horses Lost In Blaze at Hawthorne
CHICAGO Oct 20 Twenty four pace horses perished last night in a blaze that destroyed a stable at the Hawthorne track in Stickney. The Cook County coroner's office said it had 9 reports of missing horses as tidy officials estimated the loss at more than 100. Several horses due to race Saturday at nearby Sportstown Park were among those killed. The blaze, started in the center of the stable, drove the frightened animals to bolt and many were unable to be saved.
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Asouvredei
Chicago
Hawthorne Tee Track
Stickney
Cook County
Fident
Ihemle
Farmer shoots tenant after radio prize dispute in Ravenna
In Ravenna on Oct 20 a farmer shot and killed tenant Sherly George Shields aged 76. Shields said the quarrel stemmed from a radio prize program on Jack Benny and a preference for the giveaway show. Bailey family members were present. McDonald claims the shooting was accidental and a grand jury will decide.
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Ravenna
Jack Benny
George Shields
Shields
I. A. McDonald
Jackson W. Bailey
McDonald
Benny
Bailey
Baileys
State fiscal policy split to shape votes in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania voters face a choice on future fiscal policy as State Treasurer Ramsey Black, a Democratic candidate for auditor general, argues tax plans hinge on a poll verdict. He cites two methods to tax fairly with the “ability to pay” approach favoring those who profit most. A separate report notes a slam of two display windows at May Street downtown, disrupting morning commerce.
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Lenighton
Pennsylvania
Ramsey Black
Muditor Nentral
Black
Republica
State Adinistration
State Chamber of Commerce
Blnele
Auto financing law saves buyers as licenses issued rise
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania’s 1947 auto financing law saves buyers thousands of dollars after a year of operation. D Emmerh Brumbaugh says more than 5,000 motor vehicle dealers 40 banks and finance companies and 17 repossessors hold licenses, while about 10 banks and finance firms have not renewed. The law bars transfer of installment contracts to unlicensed firms and makes unenforceable contracts seen as collection charges. Over $10,000 in overcharges were recovered and returned to buyers. Brumbaugh credits cooperative auto industry and notes some violations stem from misinterpretation.
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Associated Prean
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
D. Emmerh Brumbaugh
Tiss
Tt Commonwealth
Brumbaugh
Enro
Brusshaven
Draft queries sent to married nonveterans in draft area
The draft board announced questionnaires were mailed to about 40 married nonveterans in the district. College and high school registrants will face pre-induction physicals but receive deferral until the academic year ends. Delinquents who fail to respond are under FBI investigation, with one case under review. Board offices will close on Armistice Day, November 11.
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Siate
Charles Schlosser, Jr
College Lane High School
Federal Bureauof
FBT
Union’ City National Bank
Temperatures Near Normal Across Most of U S
Chicago dated report notes temperatures rising toward normal after a cool night. Early readings ranged from below freezing in parts of Maine to near 70 in Florida, with showers in New England and New York. Cooler conditions forecast in the Ohio Valley and Northeast, while the West showed above normal readings in places.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Gulf
New England
Old Town
Maine
Noruma
Ohio Valley
New York
Lakes Erie
Florida
Michigan
Chadron
Web
Lone Rock
Wis
Lexington
Phatts- Rooga
Tenn
Harrison
Ark
Memphis
Zenesville
Albany
Portland
Bosto
Miami
Mercury
Yuma
Arin
Spanish American War Vets Return Here After Fifty Years
Fifty years ago Company A of the 119th Infantry arrived home in Corry after six months service in the Spanish American War. Members recalled include J. C. Austin, James Timer, Lt Clyda Wilcox, and Walter Arnold. A parade and celebration followed the return, with many veterans and townsfolk joining the event in Corry on October 19.
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119Th Infantry
Corry
Jett Corry
J. C. Austin
James Timer
Clyda Wilcox
Walter Arnold
Velilus Nein Timmisk
Townspanie
George Binley
Nick Bess
Littaviies Alkire Amdéson
Macedher Ridge
Youngsriim Byrn Davide
Bangiet
Meldek Wilkins Loomis
Unlira
Dirmory
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