24 Apr 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1951
Page
1
Lane and Cosi register for an event in Ulmuke with a payment requirement. Details are fragmented but indicate a scheduled sale or entry with a due amount and participant names. Further context is unclear due to text corruption.
A municipal board discusses upcoming health review items and planned examinations. The report cites earlier meetings and notes ongoing concerns about patient safety and service availability. Officials reference community input and the need to align actions with existing regulations and funding.
The Republicans move to present their own side of the Far East policy row amid Democratic criticism of General MacArthur. Taft and Bridges lead a GOP policy committee briefing, arguing for stronger prosecution of the war in Korea and independent stance from administration policy. MacArthur’s aide Courtney Whitney says MacArthur has no idea why he was dismissed, while Senator McMahon warns the policy could risk World War III if followed.
An electric power line contact ignited a suburban railway car in Yokohama, burning the first two cars. Seven U S soldiers were among the dead, 59 injured, and 98 others perished overall as firefighters battled flames for over an hour amid scorching rain. Army morgue in Yokohama identified victims by dog tags.
Charles Gates Dawes a former vice president and notable banker and statesman died suddenly at his Evanston home at age 85 from coronary thrombosis. He served under Coolidge 1925 to 1929 and was active in public life as ambassador to Great Britain and chairman of the National Bank and Trust. Dawes earned fame as author and composer and earned the nickname Hel Maria after World War I testimony. He had kept a low public profile in recent years.
London cabling reports Winston Churchill has yet to decide canceling his planned May trip to the United States. His office said no decision was made amid British political tensions. The Daily Telegraph had suggested he might cancel, tied to the 200th anniversary events at the University of Pennsylvania Library in Philadelphia on May 8.
Washington reports a further extension to May 30 for 76 000 retailers to file data under the Office of Price Stabilization margin type price ceilings The move broadens coverage from apparel to musical instruments radios appliances and more and aims to guide new price ceilings based on December 19 to January 25 sales figures Retailers will likely need time to reprice all items under the new method and OPS expects further price actions as controls adapt nationwide
Tionesta salesman b Richards appeared before Alderman M S Cobbett to make restitution for checks considered worthless after he claimed an avcovey of funds with his estranged wife. He said unauthorized account transfers caused the bank to deem the checks worthless. Edith McSparten, 36, was released after Richards left town without paying a $50 hotel bill.
The General Assembly recessed in mourning for Mrs Helene Morgan Fine wife of Governor Fine after her death in Philadelphia. Both parties expressed condolences in a joint memorial resolution as lawmakers called for unity and sympathy during the governor's loss.
Corry plans to have a local airfield run by a Corry man this year. Thomas to oversee operations with student flight training under Matthew Stormes and Dr Harry Rhodes guiding training planes to build solo and flight time for pilots certificates. Runways will be repaved, hangar area improved, and a four place, cyclo-tailing Pine plane purchased for $6,000 to offer charter flights. Local flyers expect continued service and city support for both immediate and long range plans.
Reckless driving charges were filed against two drivers after crashes west of Union City and near Ranger's Corners on Route 6. James Sullivan, 29, of North East, was a front seat passenger when his vehicle veered off the road, damaging posts and a guard rail. vehicle damage about 200 dollars. Brady Sherman, 27, of Houston, Tex, was cited for reckless driving and for driving without a license after his car, owned by R. C. Mathis of Corpus Christi, struck structure and sustained about 1,200 dollars in damage. William Lindstrom, 21, of Carry, Rt. 2, suffered minor injuries. Both Sherman and Mathis are pipeline workers living in Corey.
A Sparta logger suffered severe finger injuries when his left hand was caught in a winch cable at Garry Hospital yesterday. Hospital staff say four fingers were badly lacerated and he was admitted for overnight care with discharge planned for this afternoon.
Report notes Denelec adding Line 10 voltage upgrade and completing first phase of AI program to boost city power. Workers plan to string new Wye grounded conductors, monitor for voltage rise, and replace inadequate transformers if needed. Project may cause temporary interruptions as system load grows and authorities assess capacity.
Corry merchants plan a three day shopping event with at least 18 stores participating. Shoppers from Corry and nearby areas will find reduced prices on a wide range of merchandise Thursday through Saturday.
Taxpayers from Spring Creek districts gathered in Town Falls to oppose a school jointure program citing potential loss of local control. Supervisors Supt Lawrence Douglas of Corry and HL Blairy, Warren County superintendent, led a discussion on remedies in the final agreement. Representatives from West istriots would meet after the Corry offer to draft the agreement.
Washington April 2 The compromise UMT bill is being framed with Senate and House leaders pushing a rapid path to approval. Legislation aims at a six month program with a 90 day review period before final passage, while negotiators seek to align security and procurement measures across branches.
London April 24 Prime Minister Attlee’s government faced a crisis as Bevan and Wilson led a rebellion to force party unity in the Commons. The deal kept the government in power with Bevan abstaining on the budget bill while Labour support steadied. Attlee’s position may hold against Conservative-Liberal pressure until autumn.
Baltimore April 24 Rosemary Gleanvy reported her car returned yesterday with 30 autographed photos missing. Police are investigating if a fan who followed her over the weekend is involved.
Ex Marshall Philippe Petain, near 35th birthday, remained in a fragile health state as reports said he hovered between life and death. Officials stated his position remained unchanged despite tense hospital conditions and family members visiting.
The Mississippi River flood pushed into Iowa communities from Dubuque to Sabula as rising waters threatened Clinton and Davenport areas. Sabula with 800 residents faced isolation with two highways blocked by floodwaters while levee work continued to curb the onslaught.
In Los Angeles on April 24 at a Jefferson Jackson Day banquet, Senator Douglas warned that only a miracle can avert World War II. He claimed Russia seeks global conquest and that America would be the aggressor if a major war breaks out, saying the nation would enter with clean hands after doing everything bravely except giving up their fire.
General Douglas MacArthur will review New Yorks loyalty parade next Saturday despite the muddled report. About 100000 people are expected to march down Broadway with the reviewing stand at 67th Street, a Waters of Forel Wars sponsored event.
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