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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1951
Page
3
Corry substation officers investigated an early morning Route 8 incident where occupants were believed shot. The driver of a 1941 Chrysler convertible remains unfound. the crash occurred near Shreve Hill about three miles north of the Riceville Intersection.
In Washington on April 7 the Senate approved six U S divisions for Eisenhower's European army. The House Foreign Affairs Committee, led by Kee, pigeonholed the proposal with no action planned. Kee and associates suggested it could stay buried indefinitely, as House leaders oppose binding legislation and prefer advisory status only.
The Rev. Arthur W. Moulton, 77, retired Episcopal bishop of Utah, was listed as a Stalin peace prize winner. Also named were French Communist scientist Frederic Joliot Curie and other notable figures.
The House armed services committee will hold a 9 special meeting to reexamine new Wheranrea draft deferment rules for high school graduates and college students with Maj. Gen. Lew Hershey explaining. The move comes amid debate on the Universal Military Training and Service bill as concerns rise over how many students would be deferred and for how long.
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Jennie Brown's home with Mrs. Amy Newhouse presiding. Officers elected include Bernice Miller president Nettie Rhebergen vice president Minnie Ton secretary Mabel Lehrsten treasurer May Neva Wares librarian and Doris Neckers music. The American Legion met at the Legion building with plans for Memorial Day and a Junior Legion baseball team. A county meeting was set for Cassadaga Baptist Church on April 12 and a mobile x ray unit visit planned for April 30.
Babson argues hope rests in the Four Freedoms rather than militaristic plans, urging unity on peaceful policy to provide oil, food, and essential materials to all nations. He warns against factional anti-stuff and stresses helping refugees if cities are bombed, while noting local social updates and moves of residents into new homes and businesses.
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