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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
Aug 02, 1950
Page
1
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Malik to lead UN during heated China seating wrangle
Associated Press dispatch from Lake Success reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob Malik resumes push to unseat China's Nationalist delegation at the United Nations. He denounces American policy as naked aggression and accuses U.S. and Chinese delegates of obstruction as Malik seeks to restore focus on Korea and regional issues amid a seven month boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Lake
Security Council
China
Jakob A. Malik
Risin
Ute U.N
Leita
Yusterty
Benegal N. Raw Offein
U. N
Korea
West Pleasant Street Resurfacing Nears Completion
West Pleasant Street reopened after resurfacing work by highway crews, finishing within two days despite delays. Excess hot tar was used to repair West Washington Street, also maintained by the Highways Department, restoring surface from Spring to Northwest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisigany
Sitch
Stats Hich— Ways Department
West Washington Street
Highways Department
Truman May Ask Rent Curb Power
Washington August 2 President Truman was reported weighing a request to Congress for blanket powers to restore rent controls as economic conditions warrant. An official familiar with the White House work said the housing expedite mission wants authority to freeze controls where necessary and to extend controls to all areas under the federal program, potentially altering the present policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Speculators In Food Attacked By U S Secretary
Secretary Brannan criticized speculative activity in farm and food markets as excessive and harmful to wartime stability. He urged curbs to futures trading after the Commodity Exchange Administration reported a sharp rise in speculation since the Korean War began, noting the need for price insurance for merchandisers and processors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec'y of Agriculture
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannantock
Brannan
Commodity Exchange Administertion
CEA
Mead Park to add two picnic pavilions
Mead Park directors approve construction of two about 20 foot long picnic pavilions at a cost of £500. One pavilion will overlook Perry's Spring, the other opposite the Hillside Pavilion, planned to boost park amenities after Mead Park Day fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Chamber of Cop Mere
Jostnlicht
Perry's
Local Unit 10 to Return Next Tuesday in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's 28th Infantry Division plans to break camp at Indiantown Gap Monday as guardsmen head home before active duty on September 1. Company A from this city will be among the first to depart, with thousands expected to attend the Governor's Day review. General Mark Clark is slated to take salutes at the ceremony before the unit joins Camp Atterbury duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
Ward
Department of Bylease
Army
Tocal
Cannp
Amone
Ster
Treen
Camp Atterbury
Tne
Erie
Chardamen Cay
Stants
Morehan
Daniel J. Strickier
Mark Clark
Stanlay
General Lark
Army Field
Frepes
Atterbury
Child, 2, Killed in Automobile Crash in Pittsburgh
Vivian Powell, age three, died today at Suburban General Hospital after a car crash that injured her parents Leo Powell, 28, a stenographer in the district attorney office, and his wife, 25, who were treated for head and arm injuries. Their car struck a guard rail.
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Cee
Eves
Ave
Vivian’ Powell
Suburban General Hospital
Leo
Ste
Red Koreans Reject Help
Peiping radio reported that North Korean Reds refused ministry and naval aid from the Communists, saying they did not need outside help. An American intelligence officer noted the broadcast appeared to be Tibetan in origin and unclear in source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping
Ching
Eljy
Guardsmen in Pa brace call to duty three week furloughs
Pennsylvania guardsmen at Indiantown Gap react to the official call for the 28th Division. Guardsmen face a three week leave to settle personal affairs before deployment likely around September 1, with Camp Atterbury as a staging point. A recruiting drive through August aims to swell ranks as many families plan moves and repairs. The Keystone Division, famed in World War II for standing against German divisions in the Battle of the Bulge, has suffered heavy losses and will be integrated into the U.S. Army.
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Acal
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
Thinntown Gap
Corey
Atterbury
Tod
Oity
Albmost
Thianapoli
Hame-At-Mieh
Ineal
Union City
al Q Union Ely
Raymond Ostuseh
the Armennes
von Rundstedt
Start Work On School Census In City
Principals Ow Ard Sheen and Harold Waite begin census work this week and plan to start the door to door student count for fall enrollment. Completion is expected by mid August with high elementary enrollments anticipated. Du Pont firm announces immediate price increase on rayon yarns in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oward Sheen
Harold Waite
Adejae
Wilmington
Del
du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc
Corry Soldier Wounded in Korean Battle
Corry receives word that a local service member with the First Cavalry was wounded in Korea. The Health Department later confirmed injury details are forthcoming as the serviceman, age 22, celebrated a recent birthday in the United States Army prior to deployment to the Far East theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Keppel
Janes Keppel
Beeund
Joon
Defense Department
US Army
Germany
Dupans
RENEW TALKS ON RAYMOND PACT AT HOTEL CARY
Negotiations between the Raymond Miz. Co and United States Workers resumed at the Hotel Cary after a week’s pause. Union members debated a 13 percent wage hike tied to a Japanese industrial accord while pension features were discussed. Grover Stainbrook and James Addess reportedly met separately with government and industry officials before stepping back as talks continued. Further sessions are planned with aim to present a second set of terms to the union. In Washington, Secretary Acheson said the U.S. may send arms to Chinese Nationalists to bolster Formosa defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covienel
He Zaymond Miz. Co
United Sute Workers
Cary
Japa
Wiileh
Grover Stainbrook
Washington
State Acheson
United States
Formosa
Penn State Guard To Be Revived in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania National Guard may be called to federal duty. Maj. Gen. Frank A. Weber said mobilization plans are ready within 10 days. State Guard units could be activated to defend the home front while the PNG serves federally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Weber
Buaed Wi & sipenBel
Army deferment policy expected from Defense Department
Washington Aug 2 The Defense Department is expected to announce within 24 hours a policy to defer personnel in critical civilian industries from military service for draftees and reservists. A list of essential industries will be released by Commerce, with Labor issuing a short list of critical occupations. The military aims to use these skilled workers in both military and civilian roles to prevent manpower drain, but the lists do not guarantee exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Defense
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Zoning Board Sets Hearing on OHare Office Building
The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet in the Municipal Building next Tuesday at 7 p.m. to consider Dr. Hugh A. O'Hare's plan for an office building with residence on West Park Place. The site, bought from Dallis Smiley, lies in a district where a physician's office is excluded, so board action is required. The meeting is open to the public for interested parties to attend and be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hugh A. O'Hare
West Park Place
O'Hare
Parankot
Mott Street
Dallis Smiley
Belgium Stabilizes as Civil War Fears Fade
In Brussels and across Belgium life returns to normal after days of near upheaval. King Leopold announces plans to transfer royal powers to Crown Prince Baudouin when he turns 21 in September 1951, easing tensions as unions halt in mourning for three workers killed by police during riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
General Federation of Labor
Leopold
Crown Price Baudouin
Baudouin
Paul-Henry Spaak
Brussels
Spaak
Congress Nears Controls Vote In Truman Era Debate
Washington Aug 2 The House faced a decision on broader domestic economic controls and wartime production priorities. President Truman urged stronger powers including rationing and price controls but Senate approval and final House action were uncertain. Other Washington items included Korea related mobilization, a $9.0 billion foreign aid package, Spain base access, and arms shipments to Nationalists in Formosa.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Congress
Army
Tve Tir Allionel
Senate Finance
Atark Torlour
Tram
Beind
Bridges
Spain
U. S
Europe
Chinne Kai-shek
Formosa
Police Probe $100 Theft At Hospital Construction Site
City police investigate the theft of tools and equipment from the Corry Mannarin Hospital building project foreman Albert Wheelhouse said an electric drill valued at 76 dollars a bit and two copper tubes worth 15 dollars were missing when workers arrived Monday. No break-in traced at the east side job shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Mannerin
Albert Wheelhouse
Marines in Action With Sorely Needed Tanks and Gear
Marines arrive loaded for heavy combat as 90 mm tank destroyers and flame throwers join US forces at Chinju and near Pusan. American and North Korean forces clash in a grim, high-intensity battle. Marine reinforcements fast-tracked from the United States reach South Korean ports for frontline deployment amid heavy casualties.
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Pusan
Pani
LommUninne Felwisel al Maarthur
Chinju
Sochait
Fierer
AsSociated Press
O. HP King
Battle Front
Bing
Laneman
Ghih
U.S
Wonburg
Chun
Samni
Phis Forge
Johi Church
Church
U. S
Ouriching
China
the &c East
O. H. P. Ring
Batblefront
MacArthur Tal Mourting
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