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18 Apr 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1951
Page
1
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Senate leaders anticipate shelving a proposal to declare war and pivot to a wide inquiry into Far Eastern policy. Cain’s resolution faces resistance while MacArthur’s dismissal fuels debate on Korea and possible wider conflict. Bradley sides with Truman on policy.
Pittsburgh April 18 Joseph Shatra 28 dived from a second floor courtroom window landed on his head in the street and is expected to live Rita his 28 year old divorced wife testified he entered the restaurant where she works and blocked a net across a table he engaged she said she wanted no part of him He was taken to St Francis Hospital yesterday after his plunge his skull may be fractured but his condition is not critical.
The Army announced a May draft call scaling from 60 000 to 40 000 men while volunteer enlistments rise. Officials noted higher Korea volunteeers affected overall manpower and influenced plans for reduced draft numbers this spring.
Thousands displaced and many homeless as Red Cross reports about 23,000 affected and more evacuations along the Mississippi from St. Paul to Quincy. Winona records a record flood crest near 17 feet with several towns including La Crosse Prairie du Chien and Rock Island taking protective measures. Levees are patrolled and ships moved to higher ground as crest nears with warnings of rising waters through Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois.
Buenos Aires April The president Juan D Peron signed today an act ordering the government to take over the Independent newspaper La Prensa ending the paper's independent career. The seizure follows strikes and court actions against the paper and ends its two year opposition to Peron. The owners seek relief from congress but the government act curtails that option.
Reported faint underwater signals led Allied forces to search for a British submarine in the English Channel area near the Isle of Wight. Signals were heard intermittently as rescue ships circled the area amid mysterious silence from the vessel. Conditions were mild with easterly breeze, complicating rescue efforts.
Harrisburg April 18 The Senate moved to initial consideration of a bill extending the construction deadline for sewage disposal plants to two years. The measure, urged by Sen. Berger and backed by Sen. Wade, would allow bonds to ease financial hardship for communities, with a moratorium on private industry obstruction and a deadline up to two years for completion once materials and equipment are available.
Pittsburgh April 18 boatmen of the towboat Brave found a badly mangled body lodged in the propeller of the boat the river craft had picked up batters and debris after backing in the Allegheny River the remains were recovered from under the boat’s stern gear.
Allied forces report slow Red Army gains as UN units push near Kumhwa and Chosan amid renewed battles. U.S. Fifth Air Force strikes Red lines and supply bases while jets clash with MiGs near Manchuria. Chinese prisoner claims an April push, with heavy fighting around Hwachon dam and enduring rear-guard actions.
Regulators installed by Pennsylvania Gas Company near Concord Street and Corry Country Club reduce and stabilize pit and line pressure. Residents report steadier pressure during winter, with fewer fluctuations affecting cooking and heating, as crews claim proper operation of new equipment.
A chaotic Washington report outlines ongoing clashes over the authority and legality of the national wage board. Officials debate its jurisdiction and the president and lawmakers clash on directives, while consumer groups push for timely wage policy updates and stable enforcement.
Wage increases for Corry workers are stalled due to the inability to appoint a wage board. City plant and Ajax Tol Works employees face potential pay rises as petitions swirl around the Washington Shining administration and Philadelphia WSB office. Debates center on legal viability and executive action amid industry opposition and advisory mobilization.
Assistant Secretary of Defense Amy Rosenberg said the Army aims to start releasing enlisted reservists called to active duty by September. She testified before a House Armed Services subcommittee debating the draft program. The Marine Corps plans releasing its active reservists in June 1951.
Farmers delay spring planting across the district due to cool temperatures and wet ground. Widespread rain and late frost have pushed field work into mid to late April, with many farmers planning to start wheat and seedbed preparation as soon as soil warms. Orchard work and other farm tasks have also been held back by the unsettled conditions.
April 18 Washington report says President Truman nominated W. Averell Symington a former Air Force secretary and chairman of the National Security Resources Board to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The move comes amid calls to abolish the RFC and reorganization of its board.
In Harrisburg on April 18 Democrats moved to force a Senate vote on legislation to permit sale of oleomargarine as butter substitute. Senate Dem leaders prepared a parliamentary move to discharge the committee and bring the bill to floor consideration. Republicans oppose the measure while House Agriculture Chair Albert Gan seeks to coordinate efforts.
Reports circulated of a new peace bid from Communist China at the United Nations with Arab Asian group members offering cautious reactions. Delegates urged restraint as talks aimed at a near term settlement faced mixed signals and possible external pressure.
Henry Wheeler withdrew his resignation as chair of the Cory draft board after President Truman dismissed General MacArthur. State Selective Service director Henry Gross said Wheeler may remain in official capacity until a successor is named, noting immediate resignation would prevent him from acting as chair. The shakeup follows MacArthur incident, with several changes announced among draft board members.
A San Francisco greet party for General Douglas MacArthur features Governor Warren among numerous officials. The scene unfolds as celebratory crowds welcome the homecoming, with political leaders and citizens awaiting his address and future defense duties amid postwar celebrations.
Corry joined in the nationwide observance of General MacArthur’s arrival in San Francisco. Crowds cheered as the five star general landed from Hawaii, with Jean MacArthur stepping from the plane. Governor Bax Warren and Mayor Elmer Rubinson greeted him, while Army Navy Air Force and Marines officials joined the welcoming party.
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