05 Apr 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
1
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Frank Bell of Mott Street pleaded not guilty to a burglary charge in DuBois after being arrested following a supermarket break last July. Police tied him to the crime, he refused to talk without counsel, and he was held for further court action in Clearfield County.
The Army will begin mid month to bring back veterans from Korea and replace them with fresh troops. Secretary of the Army Pace says policy on service of men to be determined by General Douglas MacArthur and AP will decide. The exchange aims for up to 20 000 troops monthly, with many veterans returning to the United States and some later reassigned to garrison duty in Japan or Okinawa.
The House voted 108 to 0 to defeat Gov Fine's income tax plan meant to raise 19.9 million for the budget over five years. A 22 Republican and 86 Democrat coalition halted the measure, with three Republicans later shifting before the final tally. Leaders plan to seek another vote next week.
Teon San Angelo April 5 Eddie Rickenbacker urged renewed faith in God saying we must re capture and sustain faith to be victorious He was honored last night by the Christian Athlete Foundation with an award and praise for his stance and conduct.
President Truman hailed the Senate vote approving a troops-for-Europe resolution as evidence the country remains committed to the North Atlantic Treaty. The body passed 69 to 21, support from Democrats and Republicans, while Truman maintained he can deploy troops without further Congress author ity. He said about 100000 soldiers would move from occupation forces to the North Atlantic defense force under Gen Dwight D Eisenhower.
Three Journal pressroom workers suffer burns and smoke inhalation when a gasoline flash sparks a fire while form plates are cleared. Eugene Shafer, a Corry High senior, leads the injured, with foreman Thomas Burkhart also hurt. Firefighters extinguish flames. operations resume with limited staff and ads delays.
A adultery case brought by Finchey Lakemin against his wife was dismissed by Justice Bernice Rockwood in Union City for lack of evidence after a hearing. The case had earlier been preliminarily dismissed by Alderman M. S. Cobbett. Charges stemmed from alleged affairs at a Cory hotel. Without witnesses, the judge discharged the case and the husband paid costs. In a separate note, Graham promoted as Washington reports the Senate armed services committee recommending continued promotion of Wallace Marty Graham to minor general.
The government expands price control margins to about 75 000 stores adding musical instruments phonographs and related goods Code orders broaden the list of consumer goods under rule and affect roughly 7 million customers The Office of Price Administration says ceilings will apply to more retailers extending existing control to additional departments and products
The Cory Chapter of the American Red Cross reported to the board last night that its annual report is to be published monthly and the chapter will expand public outreach while maintaining a sizeable reserve for emergencies. Directors noted reserves remain high but funds must grow through June, with no reserve dropping below half the target. fundraising aims to meet an $180 goal.
In New York on April 5 1949 Federal Judge Irving R Kaufman sentenced Julius Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg to death for passing atomic secrets to Russia. Co-defendant Morton Sobell received 30 years. The judge said plain murder pales beside their crime and ordered execution in the week of May 21.
Corry Dell Board No. 64 announced no inductions in April due to high emittments in the armed forces. Col Henry M. Gross said boards statewide are not assigning for induction this month, aligning with selective service quotas and timing. Induction calls for April total 824 to meet a 2826 quota. few details on exact dates or local enlistments were given.
Washington reports link well known Americans and Academy Award winners to a Red peace offensive. The Associated Press notes figures such as Ferrer and Halliday faced inquiries while denying communist ties. Other listed sponsors include Chaplin De Silva Kent and Langston Hughes amid alleged affiliations with front groups.
Lominic Gabiel of Edinboro was committed to Erie county jail after State Police arrested him near Haoghas Corners for operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended. He faced an appearance before A. A. Adams of Edinboro and was held for the next county term.
An American task force pushed about eight miles inside Red Korea amid a wide Allied drive along 40 miles of western and central fronts. British troops pressed near Church, while U S forces and allied wings rout Red defenders and seize dugouts and fortified hills as Ridgway coordinates progress north of the 38th parallel.
A freight train halted after 24 cars jumped the track early today near Tuxedo Park New York. Several cars crashed into a shed and blocked main lines at the station. A spokesman said the westbound section remained in some file of the train while emergency crews worked to clear the wreckage.
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