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12 Apr 1951
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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
Apr 12, 1951
Page
1
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MacArthur Eyes Capitol Appearance If Invited
Washington reports indicate General Douglas MacArthur may address Congress next week if invited as Ridgway flies from Korea. Whitney defends MacArthur while Truman announces command changes and the Greek crisis unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Congress
Ty ‘Nin
Macarthi
Courtney B. Whitney
Whitney
Japan
Army
Dak Tehi
Aids
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Corioneer
MicArthur
Velimal
Ridgway
Frank Pace
U. 5
Eighth Army
Frank W. Silinien
Mmibnen
James A. van Fleet
Prent Truman
Genera Ridgway
van Fleet
MacArhur
Truman
Washington
City Auto Crash Damages Two Cars at Pleasant Street Intersection
Police report two autos were damaged when Raymond Hignitum and Helen Beck Willy failed to yield at the West Pleasant Street Second Avenue junction. A woman crossing was struck as her vehicle moved into the Hamilton car, causing the latter to smash rear and require towing. Investigation notes unclear on injuries or fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pleasant Street
Second
Raymond Hignitum
Helen Beck Willy
Second Avenue
Pleasant
Hamilton
Smasher
Hart
Beckwith
Elyer Wow
Waterhouse Vote On Wage Tax Sparks Assembly Debate
A wavering wage tax proposal drew party lines as Waterhouse sided with supporters. Key figures included Delbert Dalrymple, Shan Joy Blane, Evie county, and Alex Clibsawe of Warren county. The GOP reportedly delivered 108 votes in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterhouse
Wis
al Srvey
W. W. Witerhwiie
Delbert Daleymnple
Shan- Joy Blane
Evie
Alex Clibsawe
Warren County
Aarne
Bawaye
Dalrymple
Republicans revive state income tax bill in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on April 12 the Republican leadership pressed to muster votes for a controversial 1/2 percent income tax bill. Only 103 Republicans indicated willingness to support. Speaker Sorg pledged to press senators and to seek votes from undecided Republicans next week. Democrats failed to force public hearings while GOP gains in House were reported, amid allegations of improper money offers and heated debate over fiscal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Republica
Willy
Herbert P. Sorg
R-En
GOP
Neetie House
House
Delaware County
Edward S. Swartz
Dsuplin
Hews
Albi S. Rendinger
Dberks
Robert A. Price
D- jEackananna
H.-G. Andrews
Democratic
Andrews
Charles G. Smith
Gambrla
McCarthy Says Treason in White House Cited
Milwaukee journal quotes Senator McCarthy claiming treason in the White House has been accomplished by substances described as bourbon benedectine and by actions aimed at keeping the president cheerful. He also suggests General MacArthur's dismissal was a result amid a broader communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
The
Milwaukee Journal May
Sen
McCarthy
Injured in Route 61 crash near Union City
State Police report two drivers, Robert Gay and Jack Shearer, were injured in a 7:05 p.m. collision west of Union City near the fish hatchery. Shearer’s 1941 Ford left the road, crossed into Gay’s path, and overturned. Gay’s injuries were estimated at $9000 while Shearer’s vehicle damage was $260.
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Winon City Bank
wAieinl Sys
Junisian Gate
Smmstiyn
Ube
Aurweijus Fish Hatchery
Neve
Rawle & Ter Auichhy State Police
Corry
Robert Gay
Union City
R. D
Jack Shearer
Saul Chu
Total Bank of Union
Stractive
George Ledger
Brion City
Sheaver
Gay East
Ford
Sheave
Sten
Olivers Wald
Viday i
Sumne Whiilier
Mide
Danny 10 Gay
Shea Vers Indas
Near Final Vote on Draft UMIT Bill in House
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee predicts defeat for a bill to set a 13,800,000 or 4,000,000 ceiling on armed forces. A substitute to delay draft action is expected to fail, while Barden and Burden proposals aim to adjust draft age and force size. Senatorial actions on related measures also loom, with talks of a 4,000,000 ceiling and 18 year induction provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wan Vinson Wd-Gai
House
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Barden
Senate
Senate Bil Wold
Mighty Mo Is Due Home Today
The USS Missouri, America’s largest native battleship, returns from six months in the Far East and will dock at Long Beach naval shipyard. Gov. Earl Warren leads a welcome as Capt. George Wright commands the ship with Vice Admiral Afur C. Struble aboard.
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Long Beach
America
Far East
USS
Missouri
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Earl Warren
George ©. Wright
Vicw
Afpur C. Struble
Seventh Fleet
Fast
Miners Cleared Of Contempt By Court Ruling
The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld District Judge Keech’s dismissal of criminal and civil contempt charges against United Mine Workers leader John Lewis and others from the 1946 coal strike. The ruling followed a 1950 contempt case related to the strike and a later contract between coal operators and unions.
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Associated Press
Washington
S.cicuil OF
Iich
Dul
Lew
United Mine Workers
Wat Tempo
oWer
Tmdee
Richmond B. Keveh
Deveisavnd
Ho Lise
Gnvernment
Keech
Justice Attorneye
Lewis
Qewardliye
A. Thowe-Indge
Judwen Harold Hy Stephens
Barret Prevymar
Chick Vurige Stephens
Court of Appeals
Youths Sent to Reformatory for Erie Burglaries
Frank Bender of 236 East South Street and Tras Yugas of Erie pleaded guilty before Judge Elmer Evans in Erie County Court to nine counts of burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods. They have been in the Pennsylvania Industrial School at Cass Hill since January 25 and were ordered to pay costs and restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bay
Erie
Pennsylvania
Cass Hill
Cnn
Elmer Evans
Erie County
Frank Bender
East South Street
Tras ‘Yugas
Erle
the Air
Aic
Feli
Wildcat Strikes Could Force Plant Closure
Widespread walkouts at the East Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric plant threaten its closure. Vice President T J Phillips warned about possible layoffs affecting about 17 000 workers with 12 000 in Local 601 CIO IUE. The protest over union steward layout prompted the strikes.
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Pittsburgh
East Fittsburgh
Westinghoue Electric Corporation
T. J. Phillips
Liepluril
Abo
Til
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Phillips
Strategi! Diys
Helt
Five Red Jets Shot Down by U S Planes
A wartime report details U S forces shooting down five Red jets amid a heavy air battle over Hunan and Korea fronts. Allied air losses include B29s and B27 gunners downing enemy planes while ground actions and troop movements near Anak and Yanggu intensify.
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Foren
Anak
Hunan
Eport de
Haut
United ‘Nations
Sit Comrmihis
Ted
Res Hue
Yanggu
Hwachotl
Gornorship
Many Changes Made in New Phone Books
The Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation expanded dial service in Fairview Erie area prompting thousands of numbers to change. Carnahan says subscribers must use new digits and that the new directory will be delivered by April 18 or soon after to reduce misdials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvaia Telephone Corporation
Fairview
Erie
Carnahan
Corry O
Ryle
Pairview
Carnahayard
Route 1g Closed After Road Collapse Near New Castle
April 12 report from Lawrence County highway official Alfred Martin notes a section of the roadway collapsed in a 200 foot stretch south of New Castle. The failure was blamed on riding clay bed condition and damaged the highway foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Rowe
Alfred + Martin
Lawrence County
Mgnway
Commerce Head Denounced by Appeals Court
The Court of Appeals today postponed contempt actions against Commerce Secretary Bin Yerud and other high officials. Judge E Barrett Pretty urged more study of pending government applications while Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson noted the need for orderly handling of the case. The proceedings center on government influence over private corporate matters and the courts' authority in commerce-related disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court of Appeals
Etyries Aalst Secreary of
Lehr
Condi Sawyer
Ie Grath
pont /budie
Fred M. Vinson
MclGroth
Tower Court
E. Barrett Pretty Mus
Court of Appeal
Binter Atlwativen
Xmick
Lie Ameren President Lines
Court of Appenix Iis
Bawyer
R Stamey Dollar Steamship
Wnterests
Phe
Offis Makito
Three Slayers Granted Ninth Pardon inock
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on April 12 three condemned murderers Darwin Davey Yi Harold Fister and Mary Zila Bh all Philadelphia residents faced execution for the December 1927 tavern holdup murder of Willan Kelly. The governor granted a new respite until May 7 delaying death by lethal means. The case includes a prior appeal and post conviction procedures leading to further review by higher courts.
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Bellefonte
Ric
Davi Davey Yi
Harold Fister
Mary Zila
Elily
Willan Kelly
New Doylestowns
John
Babent Corpus
Federdlistri
Scrantun
Air Raid Test 10 Set for Districtwide Drills
Civitan group observers from West Spring Creek Showl will train this Saturday or Sunday and report between 6 and 9 am to receive identification cards ground observer funds and loyalty tests. The air raid warning will be issued statewide between 2 and 4 pm to check communications.
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Civitan Mir Ray
West Spring Creek
Showl
Lunday
Walter Mawel
Winuret
da. m
Special Ground Corps Observer Fondues
Truman Begins Seventh Year as U S President
Washington April 13 Henry S Truman starts his seventh year as president after stepping up from the vice presidency when Franklin D Roosevelt died on April 12 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Wheeler Resigns Draft Post Over Firing Of Mac Arthy
Wheeler resigns from a local draft board after the firing of a commander nicknamed MacArthy. He notes his service in World War I and roles with the Crawford County unit and Rainbow Division while referencing Meadeville and Warren County connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Mac
Emenee
Douglis MacArthy
Honey Wheeler
Eat
Teller
Henry M1. Gross
Selective Services
iMense
Loestl Board
Setvethe Seevivw
Corry
Gomera MawArttine
Nanitier
Mr. Wheeler
Ponmaindee
Levin
Warren
Crawford Counties
Crawford County
Meadville
Gorey
Iwaeastir
Naming Of New WSB Board Near
Washington April 1 Associated Press reports Truman faces pressure over labor policy as wage boards and management groups seek a tripartite council to handle coven disputes and economic questions. Stakeholders from government, industry, and labor press for a coordinated approach before a possible new board is named.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pucadele Truman
Ik Next Ab
Muliusery Suis
Johnstow
Whey
Striee
Elvis
S. Chamber At
Prahmis
Cies
Chy
Governoe Tribor
Trumgn
Bilizarluy Llewenand
St Petersburg offers new lure to tourists
Members of the St. Petersburg Apartment Homeowners Association will not charge for any day the sun doesn’t shine in May or June. President Peter Stein Jr says advertising calls attention to the city’s appeal after the winter season and as resorts come into their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL_PETERSBURG
Flu
St. Petersburg
Gore
Lena
Peter Stein, Jr
Asoetation
St. Petersbug
Horihon
Truman Sees Peace If Red Push Is Crushed
President Truman argues peace depends on crushing Communist push in Korea and warns of possible MacArthur firing. He asserts United Nations forces fight for a just cause as he outlines conditions for peace and flags the danger of renewed aggression from China and North Korea.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Dour
Emishah
Sunf
Chinese Nasionalis
Tvs
Waveney
Sunatur
Nebraska
Card Bibberty
Koren
Lavie
MacAteniln
Hans Slies
Jamor
Feans
Wherry
Martin
Macas
Willie
Korea
United Nations
Truma
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