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09 Aug 1951
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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 09, 1951
Page
1
Hari ania Ger street 8 107 UTE and Others
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Foreign Aid Bill Trimmed in House Committee Vote
A House foreign relations panel tentatively agrees to cut about 1.0 billion from President Truman’s 8.5 billion foreign aid program. The plan creates a new administrator to oversee both military and economic aid, reporting to the president but coordinating with State and Defense. Debate focuses on Formosa aid and partisan positions on military and economic allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouse Group
Associated Kyuss
Washington
House
Truman
Itelst
Yubinel
Senate
Acheson
Congress
Formosa
Fortiosa
Chiang Kai
Chiang
Connally
Sellag Dag Knowland Calif
Asia
McCarran
Puiblic
Four Young People Resume Raft Voyage
Four adventurers two bachelors and two unmarried girls resume their raft voyage on the Ohio River aboard the raft Dethareia aiming for New Orleans. Their trip stalled two weeks earlier when the craft overturned near Molinsville and the group swam to safety. Mirry Eilen McGrady a 24 year old sociology student at the University of Michigan leads as skipper exploring social adjustment in tight space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molindsville
W. Va
Ohio River
Dethareia
New Orlane
Mirry Eilen McGrady
University of Michigan
Auto crash west of Corry claims one life
A Dodge sedan traveling north on a road near Corry crashed into a concrete abutment and rolled down a 15 foot embankment four miles south of Winterford at 2 14 p m yesterday. John Smith 68 of Moundsville died at Union City Memorial Hospital from a crushed chest and other injuries. Driver Charles Forkis 49 was hospitalized with head and leg injuries. Deputy Coroner H L Musser investigated the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirterford
Thee Union Chy
Din Pe
Pollooies Bridge
Smith
Jef
Jeg
Coron H. L. Musser
Union City
Iivestigare
Talks on new tax plan in Harrisburg delay proposal
Six Republican Senators opened a crucial conference to draft a new tax program as Gov. Fine’s 1.22 billion budget is debated. The group signaled possible cuts to civil defense funding, threatening the governor’s 20 million civil defense plan, while debating needed additional taxes to close a budget gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Republica
Paverol
Wood
American Legion
Pittsburgh
Ale
Wdges
Pittsburgh Youth 17 Drowns at Canadohpta Lake
Denis L Beck 17 of Sheridan and his brother 12 vacationing at Canadohpta Lake near Pittsburgh were swimming when Denis drowned after going under. The younger brother escaped, waves carried bodies, and divers recovered Denis about an hour later. Authorities ruled accidental drowning. funeral plans for Denis announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Area
Denis L. Beck
Sunadophts Lake
Youer Beolier
Tate
Henry Beck
Sheridan
Pittsburgh
Dennis
Thos Youngster
Aoule
Roested
H. L. Musser
Union City
Frederick Muckinhaupl
Meadville
Beck Cottage
Canadobta Lake
Beck
H D. Musser
Lamb Funeral Home
Catton
Cost Of Living Hits New High
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry shows the cost of living at an all time high with average retail prices for essentials up 18 percent from 1941 levels. Meats vegetables dairy coffee and sugar up 18 to 18 percent, clothing up 11 percent, rents up 23 percent, and overall costs 7.7 percent higher than ten years ago. An increase is expected as controls ease, while fuel and refrigeration costs declined slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Lost Chest of Music Sought by Band Seeks Missing Chest
A local band seeks information about a stolen music chest left in their rehearsal room above Cherry Hardware on West Main Street. The chest contained band music from before the group disbanded five years ago and was taken by an unidentified person who called the band’s music contact line. The organization, short on funds, asks anyone with knowledge to contact band members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleenyganie
West Mainstreet
Tor Ubesnusic
Amabryo Band
inUstu
Musmanno and Andrews at Odds Over Supreme Court Nomination
In Harrisburg Democratic House leader H G Andrews and Judge Michael A Musmanno sparred after the July 24 primary. Musmanno won the Democratic nomination for the state supreme court, defeating Justice Grover Ladner, with two seats to be filled in November. Andrews accused Musmanno of temperamental inflexibility and lobbying for anti-Communist legislation, while Musmanno called Andrews statements the ravings of a senile imbecile and criticized his stance on religious intolerance and political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Breas
Harrisburg
H. G. Andrews
Democratic House
Michael A. Musmono
le State Supreme Court
Musmanno
High Court
Grover GC. Ladner
Ornoniaation
Siace
Earch
Andrews
Musmarmo
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Ptisbury
Eanmas
Oselak
Pittsburgh
Miusmanno
Musmann
Iid
Tim
Two Workers Killed In Pittsburgh Crane Accidents
In Lawrenceville Pittsburgh two industrial deaths occurred when cranes failed. Matt Ruthelehy aged 52 died after a bucket of dirt dropped on him at the Me Onway Torley Go site. James Aller aged 48 suffered internal injuries when a crane struck him at Crucible Steel Company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
Matt Ruthelehy
Torley
James Aller
Crucible Steel Company
Corry Slayer Habeas Corpus Hearing Set for August 20
Corry resident Towser Wing jailed since 1929 for murder seeks habeas corpus relief in Erie County on August 20 He contends he entered a guilty plea but claims innocence and is represented by Valtra Grapy of Pittsburgh Also scheduled are hearings for four other county prisoners Peer Schulty Theodore Netkowicz Richard Thompson and Joseph Loesch who seek relief from their sentences following convictions for felonies and changes in procedures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Towser
Erie County
Wing
Western Penitentiary
Hinwelt
Valtra Grapy
Pittsburgh
Blaik Decision Still Awaited At Army Football
New York August 4 Head coach Red Blaik faced questions on his future amid reports of a major Academy scandal. A source said Blaik will not quit though a resignation is possible as 90 cadets face dismissal for honor code violations. Blaik called the luncheon an invitation to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Blaik
Army
U. S
Nected
al West Point
Two Pennsy Freight Cars Jump Rails Near Paoli
Two Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars bound for Camden derail near Paoli 100 yards west of town. About 400 feet of track damaged. hundreds of commuters delayed for 40 minutes. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation. Westbound service disrupted. Killed by locomotive at Duquesne Works noted in Pittsburgh report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Paoli
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Camden
Here
Raiload
Pittsburgh
J. D. Marquez
Braddock
Union Railroad
Duquesne Works
Steel Company
Freight rates boosted nation’s annual bill by 548 million
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a six percent rise for most regions and a new 6 percent lift for east of the Mississippi north of the Ohio and By romay Rivers, raising the annual freight bill by 548 million. Rates may take effect Sept 1 after 15 days public notice, with OPS protests noted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Qosit Jmissian
Pppur
Missisippi River
Ohio
Byromay
ICG
Revealed Data On Soviet Spy Network Hint At Pearl Harbor Links
Senate testimony from Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby says Moscow may have pressed for the unmasking of a Soviet spy ring tied to Japan, with references to Guenther Stwin and Agnes Smedley. He recalls the War Department and Royall assessing the report, which later died without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Willoughby
Willowshby
Con
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Willouzhby
Tukyo
Guenther Stwin
Agnes Smedley
Japan
Kennett CG
Royall
Worl
Wan
Willoughby
Smedley
Sihel
28th War Games Set to Begin Next Monday
CHARLOTTE Apr 9 The 110th Regimental Combat Team of Pennsylvania's 28th Division heads to the maneuver area near Fort Bragg joining the 109th Infantry and the 112th Regimental Combat Team due tomorrow. Two week war games will feature about 4000 troops moving by trucks and jeeps in four convoys over five days with overnight stops at Danville Knoxville Spindale and Rockingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Pennsylvania
Dnvision
Danville
Knoxville
Tenn
Aid
Spindale
Rockingham
Shell explosion wounds 29 at Fort Campbell training
An explosion aboard a Bazooka shell during training at Fort Campbell Kentucky injured 29 personnel, including Lt Col Reginald Jykkeun and other members of the 54th Airborne Regiment. Officials withheld names and launched an investigation into the accident at the winter training site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Campbell
Reginald Jyckeun
Prine
Jackson
Toei
Ackson
Afac
Fark Sampbel
Basta
Polio Strikes Six In De Mars Family In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles six children of Donald De Mars and his wife were struck by polio after moving from Watertown. Richard and Ronald, aged three and ten, are intubated while the others aged 10 months to 10 years show varying severity. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis covers full treatment costs. Twelve polio deaths have occurred in Los Angeles this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stricker
Associated Press
Bono Tive
Bii
Mars
Bos Angeles General Hospital
Ediy
Richard
Ronald
Davis
Shirley Fy Vanes
Audrey
National Foundation For
Minnesota
Reno
de Mars
Watertown
Robert
Cardin i
Tobey Recovering Slowly After Hemorrhage
Senator Charles W Tobey remains slowly but surely recovering from a cerebral hemorrhage. His daughter, Louise Dent, said the senator and Mrs Tobey left their home for a summer retreat several miles away to escape constant telephone calls following the announcement in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dent
Tobey
Washington
Red command asks Ridgway to resume cease fire talks
Allied press report from Tokyo says Red commanders in Korea appealed to General Ridgway to restart cease fire negotiations. They accuse Allied plans of violating the truce and urge his representatives to meet at Kaesong while noting no talks have occurred for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pass
Tokyo
Red
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Keren
Irimeriinee Incing
Bris Ges
Willian P. Nuckets
Ead
Aig
Su Ty Benesong
Ridway
Red Clui
Tamale
Bynneyane Vile
Triesday
Wenee
Koreia
Tressuge
Kim Ti Sang
Peng Teh- Hai
Kares
Peiping Radio
Kaesong
Tony 93
Gur Sidh
Eaesone
Utd
Genvnnt Ridgway
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WN Redd
Uland
James Surg
Tstatte Toatt
Rs. M
Aelo
Sern- Corry
Neers
Aia
Union City Hospital
Schenectady
N.Y
Thomas Stanhope
Roy Scrifford
RED Chiefs
Canadohta
Band Seeks ‘Lost
Chest of Music
Corry Slayer
Erie
Warle
Die Lac
ICO
IGE
Inere
Associated Prose
Pearl Harbor
United States
Britain
Sen. Tobey
Aasoutacen Ress Temple N. FE
Charles W Tobey
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