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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 21, 1951
Page
3
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Corry notes and court actions fill local page
The Journal Today reports on a letter about gambling in Corry held for signature, a property transfer from Albert Young to Ray Palmer Ax, several divorce judgments, new suits for cruelty, a Korean War casualty, arrests of Calvin Morris and Marie Raymond, a 75 dollar auto collision damage, a wrist fracture from a fall, funeral arrangements for Richard Shook, and state news including vehicle junking figures, civil service exams, and local fire calls.
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Journal Today
Corry
Voice of the People
Journal Jpolicy
Aother
Albert Leonard Young
Ray E. Palmer Ax
Third Ward
Erie County Court House
Oorry
Erie Cnupty
East Main Street
Joseph Rogers
North East, RD. 3
Frank Debury
B,d
Rogers Auto
DeLury
Department of Public Assistance
State Civil Service Commission
Howell M. Becht
SOSC
Becht
Courtly Boards of Assistance
Tariff pacts negotiated with 17 nations
The United States announced new tariff agreements with 17 western nations. Britain was not part of the group and Wade conference talks with the U K failed. Concessions cover Belgium Luxembourg The Netherlands Brazil Canada Denmark the Dominican Republic France Indonesia Italy Norway and Sweden with five nations signing for the first time since the war Austria Germany South Africa Peru and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
State Department
Britain
U. S
Torquay
England
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Brazil
Canada
Denmark
France
Indonesia
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Austria
Germany
South Hares
Peru l
Turkey
MacArthur Envisioned Sending US Troops to Europe
The Times reports General MacArthur told President Truman last fall on Wake Island he would send the U S Second Division to Europe, aiming to deter China or Russia. He apologized for pressuring on Formosa, urged neutralization of Formosa, and predicted Korea would be settled by Thanksgiving with withdrawal of the Eighth Army to Japan by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
New York ‘Times
General MacArthur
Truman
Wake Taland
Yietary i Terres
Rix
Europe
Times
Formosa
the Times
Anthony Seviere
MacArthur
U. S
Zurone
Korea
Aneast
Chines
Chiang ai-Shek
VEW
United Nations
United States
Wake Island
Asia
Korean Peninsula
Japan
Atomic stockpile cited to avert third world war says AEC head
Dallas April 21 Gordon Dean chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission told a Southwestern regional ABA convention that the United States atomic stockpile has prevented a third world war. He warned Russia exploits a new aggression tactic and that current crises risk a limited or total war, noting Korean War dynamics and UN responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Gordon
Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
American Bar Association
Russia
America
Marshall Believes Soviets Are Friendly Despite Poisoned Minds
Frederick March 21 Defense Marshall says Soviet people appear friendly but their minds are poisoned against the U S. He notes years of hostile sentiment and difficulty in winning a generous understanding, speaking at Hood College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Johnsonburg Coach's Son Drowns in River
In Johnsonburg Pennsylvania during April the eight year old son of Johnsonburg High School's football coach Frank Funair drowned after slipping from mudbank into the Clarion River while fishing with his father and brother. The body was recovered about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonburg
Johansonburg High School
Clarion River
Frank Funair
Palvivk
Pouli
Farmers to Run Co op Dairy in Pennsylvania
About 175 farmers in Butler, Allegheny and Armstrong counties may form the first farmer union daily cooperative in Pennsylvania. The new venture, part of the National Labor Union Thrill Bin Operations, will operate from the former Fuser Dairy plant in Natrona after a 10 year contract with Page Milk Company.
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Farmers
Thy Associated Press
Tarentum
Butler
Allewheny
Armstrong Counties
Farmer Union
Pennsylvan
AFT National Labor Union
Snory
Allen Tarr
Usersid
Pennsylvania
Ou Win
Fuser
Natrona
Page Milk Company
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Corry Hospital
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John Bielak
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
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International
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