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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1951
Page
1
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In a compact district notice, readers report partial details about a public matter. The readable fragments mention authorities and a timetable, urging residents to watch for full updates in upcoming editions.
The United States dismissed Russia new offer for a five power peace pact as a propaganda trap. The rebid by Nikolai Shvernik follows a 1949 identical proposal rejected by the U N Assembly. Officials say the move is aimed at swaying world opinion and pressures the United States toward concessions amid Korea cease fire talks.
A Wattsburg area girl aged about 11 died after a polio infection. City health officials said she contracted the illness while a Lake View incident was linked to her condition. The girl, Mary, was confined to a hospital with serious but not yet critical symptoms before rapid decline. 21 polio cases have been reported in the region recently, with several admitted to Lake View Hospital.
West Point parents urge President Truman to restore accused cadet sons amid dismissals that have spurred a congressional inquiry. They demand a fair review, arguing the punishment harms justice and nation service, backed by Maj Gen Frederick A irving and coach Jed Blaik. A telegram from a 18-strong parents committee was disclosed, with plans for direct appeals to Defense Secretary Marshall and other officials.
A Spartansburg couple escaped serious injury after their 1946 Plymouth slid on wet pavement one and a half miles west of the city on Haute Street. Oliver Carter, 39, and Faye Carter, 27, reported driving west in rain when the car skidded, applying brakes, rolled over, and sustained about 9000 in damage. State police of Corry assisted at the scene.
An informal hearing was held at 9:30 a.m. on the proposal to install automatic crossing gates at the North Center Street railroad crossings. Representatives from the Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads, the Pennsylvania Highway Department, and Corry city officials attended to discuss equipment plans and cost sharing. A later public hearing will address objections, with final PUC approval expected in Harrisburg in several weeks.
The General Assembly debated bills to outlaw the Communist Party by name and make membership a felony with up to 20 years in jail or a fine up to 1000000. Judge Michael Musmanno backed the measure, arguing communism threatens all governments and should be declared illegal in Pennsylvania.
The Public Utilities Commission authorized installation of flashing lights at Scott's Crossing by the Bre railroad near Columbus, with work expected to finish within four months. The decision followed a yearlong push for protection after numerous near misses and a stalled highway plan, despite a traffic survey indicating low movement. The commission did not clarify if authorization was mandatory or voluntary. A prior hearing drew about 50 local officials and residents.
Washington August 7 A government action could bar use of gas to heat new homes in four states, with the measure to take effect immediately. No comments from PADI officials were available, while state regulatory commissions would have power to suspend service if justified, though officials say a shortage is not required.
J Richard Check a 41 year old Warren County snake hunter died at Warren General Hospital after a long battle likely from snakebite. He believed the bite came from a nonpoisonous black snake six weeks prior while working with his brother Myron Check. Hospital tests will confirm diagnosis in coming days. Check, WW II veteran and Mason lodge officer, leaves a wife three children and several siblings.
Anchorage Alaska August 7 The discovery of a human leg and parts of green underwear on Yakutat beach offers a possible clue to the fate of a Korea airlift plane missing since July 2. Two weeks in water for the person wearing the jeans is suspected. airlift search shifted toward Yakutat waters as doctors note exposure. Canadian Pacific Airlines denied confirmation that the finds are linked to any missing crew or passengers aboard the plane.
The proposed order would curb gas permits and limit sales to large consumers under PAD licensing. It aims to prevent a gas shortage next winter by directing restraints across northern and midwestern states, with commissioners invited to discuss enforcement and cooperation.
About 200 teachers from Buhuyilli and Northumberland counties plan to travel to Harrisburg to seek back salaries and assurances of income in the future. Spokesmen John L. Miller and William Bierschmist will press Gov. John S. Fine and Sen. Paul Wagner for restoration of 480,000 cut from distressed districts. The meeting, attended by roughly 100 teachers from over 40 districts, ended with a warning that without payment there may be no school in September.
Inventory filed in Scranton outlines Chief Justice George W. Maxey's estate from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court death in Pittsburgh on March 20 1950. Personal property valued at 5100 000 including 35000 life insurance. Real estate appraised at 36192 supporting total around 86000. Mortgage noted against the Macey Hottie property.
Corry officials moved a paving contract at 26 000 dollars with A Zalaneck and Son. Keystone Construction offered 44 240 but Antwerp Allied Bluminous Inc of Buffalo supplied asphalt and more. Ward wide sidewalks a topic as Martin Cassidy urged safer routes for school children. City will fund a temporary loan up to 32 000 at under 3 percent.
John Allig, 68, of Jeannette died when struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at Seventh Street crossing. Coroner Joseph Check said the victim was sitting on the tracks as the train approached and suffered skull fractures.
A county authorization details four thousand dollar grant toward hospital services. The record notes approvals by county officials and mentions recipients associated with the hospital funding and public care plans.
Senator McCarran urges United States break with communist ties and aid anti Communists in Soviet controlled areas. Senate subcommittee questions Chinese history scholars on alleged conspiracy links to a private Far Eastern study group.
Harrisburg Aliquit j The Senate Alliance committee today formally killed Gov John Fine s long disputed income tax bill The vote was 10 to 7 against reporting the measure to the Senate for a roll call vote of all 50 senators Chairman T Newell Wood asked about the illustration and noted both caucuses will report back for possible suggestions The article records a party line committee decision on the tax measure and how leaders plan to proceed
Police Chief William Parker ordered a roundup of all known San Francisco mobsters Tony Brancato and Tony Trombin, once linked to Kansas City gangs. Brancato, now on the FM’s most wanted list, and Trombin were killed in a drive by shooting near Trombin’s car on Hollywood Boulevard as Los Angeles underworld tensions flare.
A one-year-old girl died at Gill City Hospital after swallowing 10 to 15 salty tablets found in a medicine container at the crime home. The coroner reported the child, Ril Ann Trawler, died of the accidental ingestion.
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