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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
Sep 21, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary Farm Note From 1950 With Cattle Details
A damaged OCR fragment describes farm activity and animals near a south field with six cows and a reference to a 70 year old individual. The text mentions a tractor and dates around September 4, 1950, with unclear place names and entities.
Mystery Gas Scare In City Sparks Curtailed Meals
Gas scare in Seoul from Manchuria origin triggered citywide alert with restaurants cutting meals as authorities restored supply after 10 PM. Pennsylvania Gas Co resumed service to 2600 customers within about 60 minutes after a 2:25 PM outage yesterday while residents phoned West Main Street office with questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Utility
West Main Street
Cor
Gas outage in Beemos city prompts large scale alert
L L Noble, manager of Beemos utility, explains a repair on a large meter allowed a gas leak to spread. A 50 man crew canvassed Warren, Jamestown, and Erie to notify consumers of a restart at 10 pm. Gas was shut at curbs where needed to prevent explosions. no accidents reported initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
L. L. Noble
East Smith Street
Mr. Noble
PGC
Tagm Electri sLni
Rai
Hooilr Dt
Marshall sworn in as Secretary of Defense
Gen George C Marshall was sworn in as secretary of defense in a private ceremony attended by Stephen Early and Felix Larkin. He will lead the department as Louis Johnson succeeds him as deputy and decisions on Griffis resignation are pending White House action.
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Marshall
Secretary OF Defense
Associated Press
Washington
George C. Marshall
Stem
Reid
Defense
Louis
Tye
Paul H. Griffis
Johnson
Truwan
White House
Journal Delays and Gas Failures Halt Press
The newspaper recounts how gas failures delayed the edition as printing by hand became necessary. It notes that the machines were out of service and the future of production depended on resolving the heating and power issues, with staff scrambling to set type manually.
Corry Feed and Supply Co Declares Bankruptcy
A bankruptcy petition was filed in Erie before James E Marsh referee in bankruptcy by Valentine Concorit Anna Kovach and Edward Kovach, partners in the Corry Feed and Supply Co. First creditors meeting set for Friday September 29 in the Ariel Building Erie with creditors invited to prove claims elect trustees and examine the bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E Marsh
Referee In Bankruptcy
Erie
Valentine Concorit
Anna Kovach
Edward Kovach
SS Co-Partners
Corry Feed and Supply Co
Marsh
Referee
Ariel
Mile
Mits
Keating Honored by Erie Funeral Directors Association
Charles Keating, recently retired from Bracken Keating Company, was honored at a testimonial dinner by the Erie County Funeral Directors Association in the Corry Room of Hotel Corry. Judge Burton R. Laub spoke highly of Keating and long friendship. gifts included a travelling case. Arrangements were led by W. Allen Firman and Chester Schaal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiiese Meaeng
Bracken-Keating Company
Erie County Funeral Directors Association
Corry
Hotel
Burton R. Laub
Chester A. Schoal
Laub
Keatin
Keating
W. Allen Firman
Schaal
Brie
R. Lawrence Davison
Steel Workers Open Meetings at Pittsburgh
Associated Press reports CIO Steelworkers gather in Pittsburgh for a two day conference likely to push for wage hikes for about one million members. Philip Murray leads the session as executive board weighs wage price freeze, past strikes, and recent union pay gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Letlers
CIO
Philip Murray
Seman
Jossoulis Steel Companies
Murray
Lawrence approves city books search for fraud inquiry
Pittsburgh Sept. 21 State auditors may search city books for fraud evidence with Mayor David T. Lawrence's full approval. Auditor Michael G C Conick said the audit covers the Department of Roads and Buildings and free work charges. Special Prosecutor W Denning Stewart stated the cost will be charged to Allegheny County, not the city, and he will seek Supreme Court authority to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associ
Pittsburgh
David T. Lawrence
Michael GC. Conick
Charles J. Marciotti
Lawrence
Department of Jonns and Buildings
W. Denning Stewart
Allegheny County
Eliy
Stewart
Supreme Court
Draft call stepped up in district response to Army needs
The district draft board in Harrisburg moved to induct 12 men on October 12. Chairman Henry Wheeler said notices to instructors are being prepared and an accelerated process will advance reporting for examinations by about three weeks. New orders go to 44 youths, mainly 21 years old, with some changes to reporting dates in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Draft Board
Harrisburg
Selective Service
U. S. Army
Henry Wheeler
Uren
Corkier Ells
Wheeler
Super Speed Cargo Vessels Under Study
Washington reports officials are examining a plan to build submarine‑outperforming cargo ships that can travel unescorted in combat zones. The project aims for ships fast enough to dodge torpedoes and air strikes, with possible defenses and a heliocenter on deck as an unprecedented feature.
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Associated Pris Washington
Siuarim
Scort
Sevieral
Aim
Suile
Polio Victim Remains Critical at Erie Hospital
Theodore Ener of Guys Mills, employed by the Raymond Company plant, remained in critical condition this morning at Lake View Municipal Hospital in Erie. Confined to an iron lung since contracting polio two weeks ago, attendants said there is hope for release in the immediate future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Municipal Hospital
Erie
Theodore Ener
Guys Mills
Ener
Raymond Co
Erie Hospital
Recess Extended to November 27 in Congress
Congress leaders reach a pact to extend the session until November 27 after Democratic and Republican negotiators lock in a pause. The budget bills include a $4.7 billion tax measure and a $17 billion defense package, with House and Senate conferees aiming to finalize and send to the president by nightfall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughe
White House
Senate
House
Denwcrane
Lucas
Thinois
Truman
Ivanyy
Buistias
Conver
America
Democratic Policy Committee
Truman Backs Attack On Taft Through Harriman Remarks
President Truman endorsed Harriman’s attack on Senator Taft of Ohio at a Houston AFL conference, saying Taft’s foreign policy record aided Kremlin aims and noting other Republicans or Democrats might share a strong bipartisan stance. Workers at glass plants may receive a 1 cent raise per hour under a new AFL contract pending committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sép
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Taft
Ohio
Kremlin
Harriman
American Federation, of Labor
Houston
Texas
Tate
Amer
Tca
Toledo
AFL American Pitt Glass Workers Union
Harry Hy Cook
Asief
Red Koreans Surrender Near Waegan in Korea War Update
Associated Press reports U S troops cut off a route near Waegan as Red soldiers surrender to local officers. The drive includes leaflets dropped by U S air units and prisoners are to be fed as authorities warn against further resistance.
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Associated Press
U. S
Korea
Waegan
Naktong Taye
Kumehon
Wes
Dentin
Polisien
Vonmissw
L- Gosdon
Muynulee
Harichaug
Tela
Herselves
Thomas B Rowlofs
Corry
Aorsee
Persia
Stassen Denies Offer for Caine Policy Post
New York dispatch reports former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen denied being offered any post by the Truman administration. He said he does not expect an appointment and has not revealed the nature of any national or international responsibilities he might take on.
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Nearen Crest
New York
Stassen
Francis Matthews
Hay
Minnesota
Barker
Spokane
Spakuliai Review
Truman
Erie and Penny Officials Ready to Show Plans
Erie and Penny officials prepare to present a plan for a crossed route on Crna street with traffic improvements. City engineer and Walter Scott as City Solicitor oversee the proposal, aiming to benefit 60000 residents and provide traffic safety funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and
PENNY
Crna
Pennep
Reno
Wrontee
Dilworth blasted by state GOP chief in Warhisburg
Bept 21. Marvey Taylor, chairman of the state Republican committee, derided Democrat Richardson Dilworth for his ambition and vanity. Taylor said Dilworth craves the spotlight and would sacrifice principle for clamor. He contrasted Duff and Fine as credible candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilworth
GOP
Warhisburg
Marvey Taylor
Stile Flepublican
Bares
Richardson Dilworth
Governion
Taylor
Looilsands
James H Duff
John 5. Fine
Spartansburg Girl Vies For Miss Corry Honor
Seventeen year old Mary Ricketts of Spartansburg R D 3 aims to be named Miss Corry in the Pennsylvania Weel Potato Festival lineup. A Carry Senior High School student and East Branch Grange member, she enjoys movie star collectibles and cameras. Voters may clip a coupon from yesterday’s Journal to support her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syuve
Suas
Howard Burleigh
East Brench Grange
Stone
Miss Ricketts
Corry Hight
East Branch Grange
Yesterday's Journal
Marines Advance Threaten Seoul as Red Column Near City
U S Marines push toward Seoul while a mysterious armored Red China column reportedly advances from Anjung toward the Han River. Allied leaders assess a major battle for the Korean capital as Reds reportedly shed uniforms and consider surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Seoul
Benes
Spishih Vehsieles
Aled beweHhene Peremeiny
Syuttien
Ceawa Mooely Macari
Watsons
Missouri
Tuehon
Yellow Sea
Lemuel GC
Shepherd
Pacific Fleet Marine
Lories
Russell Brines
Senul
Han
Bynes
10Th Corps
Red China
Anjung
Manoiuri
MacArthur
Brines
Kasonn
Tk War
Seauil
Narow
Bexohhedd
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Congress
Taft Winten
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Raplets
Roelofs
Harrison Curtis
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