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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1951
Page
1
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Warning of More Price Increases Amid Inflation Fears
The congressional economic committee warns of rising prices, deeper deficits, and inflation with three years of deficits ahead. Senate leader Senator O Mahoney argues for higher taxes, price controls, and savings, noting defense orders may divert production and slow surplus.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congressional Economic Committee
Repord
Seuintee O'Mahoney
D+ Wye
Senate House Group
Congress
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O'Mahoney
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Senate
Ben
Karen
Tronbie
The
Star Report
Boy, 3, Lost In City For 3 1/2 Hours
Pittsburgh three year old Adin Milley wandered from his parents around 10:30 a m Saturday in the downtown business district. After a frantic search by family and police, he was found on Grand Street near Corry Hospital at 1 20 p m. A toy he carried was found nearby indicating he walked north toward Center, west on Smith and east on Marion Street before being located. Also in brief, earthquakes shook central and southern Italy last night causing panic in Ancona with people fleeing public squares. no reports of injury or damage.
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Pittsburgh
Corry
George Milley
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Atus
Adin
Grand Street
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Anconm
Four Recalled Youths Begin Army Draft Examinations
Four young men recalled for draft physicals face medical screening after authorities relaxed age and service requirements. The Army review, prompted by new guidelines, remitted prior disqualifications and seeks to determine if these youths meet standards for military duty within the revised framework.
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Mit Ann
Sine Army
Excellent Oats Harvest Nears Completion in Corry District
One of Mw best oats crops in verenk years is nearing end in the Corry district with farmers reporting threshing bumper crops around 60 bushels per acre, some as high as 70. The thick oats choked out new seeding, likely hurting next year’s hay. Many oats with a binder finished, stacks drying, some harvesters still weeks away as weather stayed favorable.
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Corry District
Hells
Pistriet
Man 73 killed by freight train near Youngsville crossing
A 73 year old resident of the Ouse Home in Youngsville was killed Saturday at 6 15 P M when struck by a westbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near a crossing east of Youngsville The engineer said the man waited between the rails and may not have seen the approaching train Coroner Ed Lowey of Warren identified the victim as Joseph Miklie who had lived at the home since 1947 He may have been returning to the home when the incident occurred The body was dismembered and dragged several feet by the locomotive and cars The victim is survived by a half brother and a niece who were in Brooklyn at the time of the inquiry The man was born in Austria and is believed to have returned to the House Home before the accident
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Ouse
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
Ed Lowey
Warren
Joseph Miklie
Lowrey
Miklie
Dowrey
PRR
Transive
New York Central
Mikke
Brooklyn
le Wis Bor
Austria
Sheffield
Sharply Divided MacArthur Inquiry Groups Split on Report
Two MacArthur inquiry panels diverge over publishing their findings as a joint committee weighs the disposition of testimony. Sen. Cain and eight colleagues sign a preliminary report criticizing Truman’s dismissal of MacArthur and U.S. Korea policy, while Sen. Russell says no report is needed, signaling a looming public and political clash.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Gain
Wash
Russell D
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Summititt
Chin
NBC
Sens Ates
Gunn
Truman
Far East
Macarthie
Cain
Cali
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Acheson
Russia
Ching
Alternate tax plan presented in Harrisburg caucus
A six man Senate Republican committee prepared a compromise tax program expected to yield over 150 million dollars in new state revenue. The plan, created to counter Gov. John S. Fine’s defeated income tax proposal, will be reviewed by the Senate GOP caucus as details are finalized. It aims to fund the governor’s budget and other major expenditures, with projections to cover gaps in the coming two years.
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Harrisburg
Senate Republican Committee
John S. Fines
T. Newell Wood
Luzerne
Senate
GOP
Wood
Senate Finance Committee
Out
Lawmakers Renew Study Of Aid Bill
The story reports on Eisenhower saying it is ridiculous to fear Russia's military strength and confirms lawmakers debate the $8.5 million foreign aid bill. Senator Hunt stresses the need for a strong free world and unity among NATO nations while acknowledging postwar fears and the Korean war memory.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Associated Prep
Washington
Sen- Abney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senator Hunt
D-Wyn
Armed Services Committee
North Atlantic
Hunt
Senate
Europe
Curtatty
Satellit
Soviet Bloc
Guy Anid
Nine Cars Of Crack Train Wreck In North Carolina
A Miami to New York streamline passenger train derailed near North Carolina, with nine middle cars leaving the track and plunging into a 20 foot embankment. More than 300 aboard, hundreds escaped injury, no fatalities reported. nine hospitalized, described as miraculous by local officials.
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Associated Press
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Atantic Coast Line
G. G. Bibley
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New York
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Watson Wharton
Smithfield
Les Vo
Stephen Early to Be Buried Tomorrow
Washington Aug 13 Stephen Early press secretary to President Roosevelt will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow morning. Early died Saturday of a heart attack. He was a close trusted aide and a veteran of the U S Army in World War II.
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Washington
Stephen " Marly
Arlington
National Cemetery
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Early
Uni
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ridgway Sees Little Hope for Speedy Truce
General Ridgway told News and World Report from Tokyo that Communist propaganda and deceit have convinced his UN command to judge Communist intentions by performance. He cited no concrete signs of peace and praised American resolve and fighting spirit, saying UN forces remain vigilant.
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Washington
Mailew B. Ridgway
United No- Wiens
Korea
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News and World Report
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Jon
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Teletype
OPS to post meat and staple price ceilings soon
Joseph J McBryian, OPS regional director for PA and nearby states, said price ceilings on pork will arrive in weeks, followed by veal and later liver. Beef ceilings are currently in place, with other staples likely to see ceiling announcements as stores post the new prices for housewives to compare.
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Joseph J McBiyani
Office of Price Stabilization
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
McBryan
OPS
A P Motorcade and Queens Stop in City
The Awes Smyun E wy Hrle's Centennial event featured a motorcade with about 100 attendees outside the local A and P grocery. Queens including Jean Mastin Pennsylvania Potato Blossom Queen Kath Teen Hunter Vegetable Queen and others were introduced by Corry officials before the motorcade proceeded to Union City for a similar program.
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Hntonal Plain
Jean Mastin
Pennsylvania
Kath
Teen Hunter
Dane Ost
Concord
Floremee Parmenter
Wilma Jean Burjingame
A& P
Union City
18th Division joins Southern Pine war games at Fort Bragg
Associated Press reports Exercise Southern Pine opens with 140000 troops in a two week war game around Fort Bragg North Carolina near Fayetteville. The assault scenario tests U S defense as ground troops and airborne units simulate a front with plans to move toward Raleigh Durham and Germany this fall.
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Raleigh-Durham
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Fayette~ville
South Carolina
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Four Injured Over Weekend From Local Plant Accidents
Four people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend after factory incidents. Herrick, 36, Spring Creek, suffered second degree burns on the left hand from touching hot steel and was released after treatment. Annette Burgnon, 10, Est Frederick Street, received a fractured life finger requiring care but returned home. Job McDonald, 41, Clymer, had a deep nail laceration on the right hand and was released after removal of the nail. Judith Mills Paw, seven, White Street, and another child were taken to the hospital for observation and released. Urges Roundup of Communist Party Leaders in Pennsylvania.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Herrick
Spring Creek
Hetrick
Innes Steel Co
Annette Burgnon
Harold Burghey
Frederick Street
Navy plane missing with 12 aboard near Alaska base
A Navy bomber with 12 aboard disappeared during an operation near Kodiak Alaska. Weather and fog hindered search efforts as officials reported the loss of contact at dusk and presumed downed. No confirmed wreckage or survivors reported.
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Superior Day Cleaning Firm Expands Plant
The Superior Day Cleaning Co of East Washington expanded its plant, adding a two story layout with an electric conveyor system to move garments from pressing to packing. New pressers, improved ventilation, and a two floor workflow aim to speed service and handle increased capacity. Local contractors installed plumbing, wiring, and conveyor equipment as part of the remodel.
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Superby Cleaning Co
Washigton
Mme
Hew
Gavnents
Ain Iisnovation
Yipe von Veyor
Wiel Eareids
Piliefel- Gat Garmenta
C. Duke
Thomas Fickle
Ridolph Miller
Jahiestown
Slaly Man Identification In Altoona Train Death
State Police report a man fatally shot in Altoona as a Pennsylvania Rail and Detective case. Detected 45 dames Gudson Kelly 42, Din ham N Kelly, who died Saturday, with officer Richard Hustler stating Kelly attempted to harm the railman Gentila. The incident followed a confrontation aboard the train.
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Pennsylvania Rail
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Oy Dinham
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Thursdas
Richard Hustler
Kelly Atte
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