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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1951
Page
4
In Washington officials debate how to hold food prices steady as defense and farm policy clash. Subsidies emerge as a possible tool to raise farm profits and stabilize prices, potentially curbing wage demands. War and postwar use funded subsidies, with billions spent half for purchases at a loss and half as direct payments to processors.
The Crawford County Bar Association voted to back an arbitration plan for civil suits under 500 dollars. Judge Herbert A. Mook will consult the rules committee on implementing the plan in Crawford county, noting a successful example in Butler county. Attorney J Campbell Branson of Butler described how the system operates and members also reviewed early plans to remodel the courthouse.
In 1931 Corry to pave Corry Spring Creek road with a joint Kiwanis Rotary and Corry Credit Exchange meeting at Hotel Corry to discuss the project. Bon F Starr urges city property owners to join Thursday and Friday spring clean up. public safety head calls for community effort.
Clyde W Wynn died at his Turner Hill home last night at 11 45 PM after a long illness since 1999. Born in Spring Creek on March 29 1907 he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad, serving as track foreman in Miller Farm near Titusville and Buffalo before returning to Spring Creek. Survived by wife Anna two daughters Marie Miller and Pak Roach son Archie Wynn 11 grandchildren one great grandchild 9 siblings and several relatives. Funeral from Bracken Keating Funeral Home Sunday at 4 PM with burial in Spring Creek family lot.
The article reports conflicting views in Congress over military strategy toward China and Manchuria. Rep Mahon charges the Joint Chiefs do not support bombing Manchurian air bases or backing Chiang Kai Shek invasion plans, while noting consideration of action if Red China strengthens forces. Senators Maybank and Duff push for clearer testimony.
Five star general condemns U S home and foreign policy as corrupt and regimental. He declares readiness to "close my career and fade away" while asserting duty. Reaction to his congressional speech is predominantly favorable for MacArthur's foreign and military stance.
A cross-section check shows 51 Republicans support him, two non-committal and serious, Democrats split evenly with 21 for and against his views, plus non-committal.
A crane operator, Eugene King, 24, was electrocuted when a crane struck a power line on a construction site in Indiana. King, employed by M. Bennett & Sons, Contractors, died yesterday during the incident narrated in the report dated April 20.
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