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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1951

Page

3

Climax of Nuclear Tests Near in Pacific Says Magnuson

Senator Magnuson announced the climax of US nuclear fission tests in the mid Pacific would occur within a week at Eniwetok in the Marshall Islands. He planned to witness tests from Kwajalein, while also examining immigration policy for displaced Far East persons and Kong supply routes to Red China. In Harrisburg a B 26 crash killed three Ohio guardsmen during a routine training flight from Lockbourne to New Castle.

Sen Magnuson Pacific Hong Kong D-Wash United States mid-Paific Atomic Energy Commission U.S. Atomic Proving Ground Eniwetok Marshall Islands AEC Kwajalein U. S Far East J Kong Red China Harrisburg Ohio Air National Guardsmen Lockborne Air Base Columbus Newcastle Del

Mrs Belle Kay 78 Dies in Youngsville

Longtime Youngsville resident Mrs Belle Kay aged 78 died at her home in Youngsville after a lengthy illness. She was a Methodist, member of the Eastern Star chapter, survived by two stepsons Willis Kay Tampa and Howard Kay Youngsville. Friends met at the family home on East Main street. Funeral arrangements are handled by Vie Young Funeral Home.

Youngsville Kay Methodist Church The Order of the Eastern Star Willis Kay Tampa Flo Howard Kay East Main Street Vie Young Funeral Home

Millvale Police Chief resigns after raid at strip show

Chief George Young of Millvale announces his resignation amid a raid on a strip tease venue that led to disorderly house charges. He is free on 1000 bond. the council suspended him. 400 male spectators were present. a detective and two others posted bonds for hearings.

Moonthtsce Pittsburgh George Young Millvale Young

Priet School Mothers Club Plans Meeting With Speakers

News notes from Clymer area report the Priet School Mothers Club meeting tomorrow evening at dpm at Mrs. June Hinsdale home with assistant hostesses Mrs. Lois Hinsdale and Mrs. Helen Beckerinks. An English film You and Your Children will be shown and talks on preschool and school age training follow.

Clymer Pen Priet School Mothers Club Dpm June Hinsdale Lois Hinsdale Helen Beckerinks Helen Holthouse Maraverite Vander Schaatl Gerald Denink England Cassidaga Traserse Rishart Homan Flint Abme 2S Abbe Muller C. R. Society Fred Wardes

Free chest X ray offered by county health group visit

The Chautauqua County Tuberculosis and Health Association plans a free chest X ray event in Clymer next Monday from 2 to 8 AM in front of the Clymer State Bank. All residents aged 16 and over are urged to take advantage of the screening opportunity.

Cornelis Wiggers Chores Choir Carlyle Neekers Karen Warnshouse Lareena Fardlvk Marilyn Meyerink Sally Bayle Tntermediate Robert VanEyden Harold Neckers Janette Gravink Doris Farding A Richard Ten Haken Representini E James Warnshill Sunday Schival Albert James Muller George Leyters Mullers Primay Mary Jane John Ghy Phreui-Teacher Association Clymer Central School Finlay Lake School Naomi Shell Maude Skinner Axeloper House Virginia Babcock Snell Skinner Pvt.a Findley Lake Arthur Hall Chautaiqua County Tuberculosis and Health, Association Clymer Clymer State Bank Mus Frederick Rheberveri Aber Kert and Paul Vangshire Henry Rheberge Neue Rhebergen Amy Newhouse Hendrickson Tea Room Jamestown Ethel Walhice Dane Neva Hopenboor Caral Gompton Mrn Avplon Mes Mabel Lehmers Juliette Gravink Nancy Bayle Shirley Bliss Eraldine Warner Audrey Missy Lareena Pardink Daneue Gravitik Maynard King Miss Phyliss Tewinkle Douglas Neekers Kenneth

Meat Stamp Rule Aims to Track Slaughtered Meat Sales

A new Office of Price Stabilization order requires all wholesale meat cuts to bear a stamp with a slaughtering house registration number linked to state inspection. Erie OPS administrator William J. Collins notes many retailers may refuse un stamped meat. Local notices also mention a musical program and hostess helpers at a gathering.

Erie Office of Price Stabilization William J. Collins Erie Ops Combi Collins

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