Unclear OCR Note on Cattle Breeding or Weights
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cows and freshening events with references to weight and bulls. No clear event date, location, or named organizations are readable to identify a distinct news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cows and freshening events with references to weight and bulls. No clear event date, location, or named organizations are readable to identify a distinct news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an estate matter in Erie regarding a private division of parcels and payments tied to an estate, with references to dates of distribution and a Concord description, possibly relating to land parcels along a Baker road. The readable items mention heirs and an Orphans court context.
Max F. Balcom of Emporium Pennsylvania, head of the Radio Manufacturers Association, says competition and television’s exacting demands will curb frauds in the radio service trade. He notes past abuses during war shortages and backs efforts by groups like the Associated Radio Servicemen of New York, while predicting greater opportunities for competent technicians.
Greensburg Pa September 29 Prothonotary Leo Skula of Amol was sentenced to two years suspended on a contempt charge. Judge George H McWherler ordered Skula to comply with future court orders and to pay the expense of binding seven judgment index dockets. He was cited for failing to obey a 1947 order to stop using a loose leaf filing system. Losses on farms from fire are estimated at 99 millions annually.
San Francisco report says a 20 day West Coast maritime strike by longshoremen will limit Army refrigerated cargo capacity to about four fifths of normal. Brig Gen Pant PF Yount, head of the Army Transportation Corps, noted private stevedores refuse to sail for the Army amid the strike.
Dependence Missouri Sept 29 The home town of President Truman designated a 1 acre playground as Truman Playground by the city council on petition signed by 238 children led by superintendent Louise Rees. The gesture honors the president in his own town.
George Polk of Ambridge is appealing a Beaver County court ruling that upheld the Steel Workers Organizing Committee locals 1019 and 1268. Polk alleges he was discharged May 24, 1940 after three years' work for refusing union membership in a non closed shop, seeking 1500 dollars.
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