28 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions land savings and a 1 BW unit with a likely date and place. lacks clear names or events. Unable to derive a definitive person, organization, or outcome from the readable words.
A damaged OCR fragment references a 25-07 spare item list. The text mentions plant related terms, table pails, some dishes, and corner aid. Details are unclear though the note seems to catalog miscellaneous objects and possibly a timetable or inventory note.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about a meeting or notice with names and numbers, but no clear event, place, or date. The readable bits mention people and roles in a disjointed form, lacking enough structure to identify a specific incident or outcome.
Secretary of Defense Marshall urged NATO defense ministers to avoid complacency and rapidly close the gap between potential and actual strength in Western defenses. He pressed for clear nation plans, rapid decisions on a supreme command, and quick action before Congress approves vast military aid. Eisenhower was seen as likely to become the supreme commander.
A 92-year-old Titusville man and a 29-year-old companion were injured in a crash on Route 2 miles north of Owl City. The event occurred early today and involved Richard A. McIntyre and Gerald W. Fox, both of Titusville.
Fifteen area youths slated for induction reported to the draft board for physical examinations and to receive bus transportation from nearby towns. Named draftees include James Consuelo, Thomas Paver Jr, Donati Kimpp, Gerald Phomssan, and Herbert Hammond among others from Covey Waterford and nearby communities.
Report details a large pipeline project cutting through maple groves near Parlin and adjoining farms. Right of way 50 feet wide felled maples and other trees, causing damages and negotiations over compensation. Burrows and Leo Schuickneet among affected farmers. cleanup and settlements described as satisfactory.
Pittsburgh recounts the Carnegie Hero Award honors for Hull Wright a 66 year old Oakmont dam tender who perished in a June rescue attempt on the Allegheny River. His young helper James Wofferden also received recognition and Wright’s widow a silver medal and monthly pension while other rescuers earned bronze for saving lives in separate incidents.
A 52-year-old Erle man, Steve Starrle, was struck on Route 20 near the Catholic cemetery one mile west of North East, and seriously injured. He was taken to Hamot Hospital in critical condition with head injuries and possible internal injuries.
A long awaited school survey, conducted by Miniver Caldwell and Campbell, will be discussed at next Monday's special meeting. Directors expect preliminary findings on the district’s crowded facilities and future building needs to guide the public schools’ funding and expansion plans.
A blaze at the First Mission Covenant Church in Jamestown destroyed the edifice early this morning. The estimated loss stood at $100,000 as flames destroyed the church near the business district, drawing fire crews from Jamestown Celoron and Lakewood to protect surrounding property.
Philadelphia October 28 cargo for Commu nist China is being loaded aboard the freighter Flying Cloud after clearance by the U S Department of Commerce Acting Chairman Herbert R O Conor of the Senate Commerce Sub committee accused the ship of carrying war goods for delivery to Chinese Reds The Flying Cloud docked after stopping at Baltimore and took on 60 drums of petrolatum Jelly for medicinal use The vessel owned by the Brandtsen Line of New York was damaged last year by Nationalist gunboats while attempting to run a blockade into Communist held Shanghai The owner says it is now loading general cargo for Far East ports
Justice Jackson received the Pennsylvania Week Award at a Corry Chamber of Commerce dinner at Hotel Corry. The event, attended by about 150 residents, featured a history presentation of Spring Creek and honored Justice Jackson for his Nazi war crimes work and Supreme Court presidency. Mayor Kinley and David Hillstrom spoke as the ceremony included the presentation of a cast aluminum plaque and the symbolic city key.
Washington December 24 report on a long secret 59 000 word US mission led by Daniel W Bell recommending a ten point plan for the Philippines. The plan centers on American technical supervision and grants with Filipino leadership for industrial growth fiscal reform and public administration to combat inefficiency and corruption. The mission urges Congressional action to fund a 250 000 grant program and to support a comprehensive welfare and job program.
Two hundred male voices from the Avocated Male Chorus of the district will perform at 7 o clock in the Senior High School auditorium. Groups represented include Kane Men's Chorus Meadville Club Male Chorus Gannon College Glee Club Corry Elks Male Chorus and Choristers of the Ophimant Choral. A program of popular and classical music arranged for men's voices will be offered with proceeds aiding a hospital Angiliuiry relief effort.
Tren errene Muller warns residents that next Wednesday is the last day to pay school taxes without a five percent penalty. About $38,000 remains due on the 1850s duplicate of $140,212 with $102,228 already paid. Two months offer a two percent rebate, two months to pay at assessed value, after which a five percent penalty applies.
Harrisburg October 24 World War II veterans who are married men face possible draft reduction if eligible men remain. Pennsylvania selectives say monthly calls may allow boards to meet quotas with men who are turning age. Col Henry M Grumy saidPennsylvania youth reach their birthday each month. Selective service currently drafts unmarried men 19 to 25. new quotas total 4,268 for November induction with 4,762 men expected to be drafted.
Associated Press reports a nationwide Bell System strike looming on November 9. About 108,000 equipment workers, backed by the Communications Workers of America, threaten a coordinated action across 28 major cities involving Bell’s Telephone and Telegraph affiliates. The union seeks contract security, travel allowances, and wage terms after 13 months of bargaining that produced an inconclusive eight-day walkout and partial concessions.
Wengworkes reports additional pledges totaling 1898 since yesterday to the Community Chest campaign led by Rev. James Melitesin. Most pledges are from workers, with plans for a Five Fours contribution from industrial and store staff. Funds will aid charity patients and hospital expenses in Warren County, as drives run ten days to reach $28.5 million by November 8.
Four men were injured in a blast and subsequent fire in Washington. The blast caused brick and debris to fly, damaging homes and breaking windows with losses estimated at 440000. Injured men John Russell of Meadownland, Albert Penes, James H Mininger Sr, and Paul Frye, all from St. Washington, were hospitalized. Dr Sanderiin, a Washington and Jefferson College professor, commented on the incident.
Babson argues for a profit sharing approach to employee rewards as a flexible alternative to pensions. He cites small businesses facing volatility and pension rigidity, noting profit sharing can boost productivity and direct cash gains to workers, potentially reducing strikes and sustaining production.
Allied columns push toward Manchuria as U S and British units move to the Manchurian frontier within days. Reports from AP desk describe renewed Allied momentum, with Chinese Communist resistance and Korean front lines stiffening, while diplomatic signals hint at plans to bypass recent clashes on the Yalu frontier.
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