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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1951
Page
3
James M. McInerney, assistant U S attorney general, says the FBI could jail 14,000 of the 43,000 American Communists as potential spies and fifth columnists when world events demand action. The move targets those deemed dangerous in case of war.
A dog bite report concerns Richard Patchen of East Washington Street, bitten by Jack Sawyer’s dog. Patchen received medical care from a physician. Firefighters responded to a car fire caused by a cigarette at a Brook Street site. damages estimated at 180 with 20 firemen on scene.
An oft-cited letter from a Tokyo observer describes General MacArthur’s impact during the occupation. It recounts crowds cheering his departure, Japanese devotion, and views him as a transformative figure akin to Washington, Perry, and Meiji. The piece notes postwar gratitude and enduring influence in Japan.
Plaintiff Peter Schaal sues Robert Carroll Dailey Chevrolet and Be ard Publishing Co publishers over a 1947 soap box derby crash on lower Slate Street. Judge Burton Ro Laub allowed time for additional Taets and noted the event's notoriety may affect negligence, with damages sought at 12148 dollars.
Residents recall a busy week with Legion hosts for a variety show at the Legion building, featuring Teddy Guryleteckers and Wilbur Renskers, plus bingo and a dessert lunch. The Abbe Reformed Church announced remodeling in the Gali auditorium removing and planned rebuild of the organ, installation of seven memorial glass windows.
Venango county jury acquitted C Gordon Myers of Oil City of wanslaughber after a 50 minute trial. Judge Lee A McCracken directed a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. Doctors testified Myers was insane when he allegedly killed Robert T Moore on February 1, 1948.
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