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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

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Erie Railroad Plans New Brick Station West of Rail Yard

Preliminary plans disclosed by Erie Railroad officials reveal a brick passenger station of 47 by 26 feet to be built between the Bre and Pent avenues tranks just east of the Railway Express station. The project aims to secure City Council approval for trains to block First Avenue crossing as a single crossing.

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Burglars Loot Doctor Office In Morning Theft

Dr J Guy Butters reported burglars stole a portable typewriter valued at 100 dollars and 10 dollars in quarters from his office. Police said a locked x ray room door was found open after the building’s hours, with plumbers inspecting a hot water tank. Chief Harley Deake noted no signs of forced entry and patrols will be stepped up on night shifts.

J. Guy Butters Harley Deake Drake Aywcle

Police Work Week Reduced by Law Passed in Senate

A Senate bill to cut the maximum work week for police to 40 hours in standard conditions was unanimously approved. The measure, destined to affect municipal police forces, awaits governor approval and will take effect in 1952.

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Launch Final Effort to Solve Iran Oil Crisis

Tehran dispatch notes British negotiators meeting informally as W. Averell Harriman steps in for the first direct involvement since talks began. Premier Mossadegh reports to Shah Reza Pahlavi on deadlock as a Federation group demands protests against any deal. Proposals include asset transfers, a purchasing organization, guarantees of deliveries, and resumed oil operations with shared profits and compensation.

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Cyclist Injured in Route 6 Collision with Deputy

18 year old cyclist Gall Ziel of Pa iy in fale condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after being struck at 3 05 p m yesterday by a car driven by William J Barron Erie county deputy sheriff on Route 6. Miss Hazeltine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tyan Hanestine, was attempting to ride across Route about five miles west of Pittsfield when the accident occurred. State Police report tire marks suggest Barron tried to avoid the impact. She was rushed to the hospital with a severe and extensive laceration to the could and a fractured pelvis.

Gall Ziel Pa Iy Corry Memorial Hospital William J. Barron Erie County Sherif Hazeltine Tyan Hanestine Pittsfield Corry Barracks Baston

Seven Year Old Slaying of OSS Solved by U S Defense

The Defense Department said a formal announcement that Mary William Holohan, then 40, was killed by two fellow American servicemen with two Italians aiding. Participants Aldo Tourdi and Carl LoDolee denied involvement. Teard and LaDolce alleged to have plotted arms aid for partisans. Holohan died December 6, 1944, body found in Lake Orig in the Alps after being slain and dumped.

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Woman Sought in Columbus Forgery Case

A warrant was issued for a Columbus woman, Agnes Uppermin, 48, charged with larceny and forgery. Miss Roberta Emory of Clymer reports Upperman cashed a $49.60 check, used her name, and stole $57. Emory filed after the check appeared at North East bank and was cashed at Bloss drug store in Union City. The case ties to a Mead Park picnic where others were present.

Colmbus Agnes Uppermin Columbus Roberta Emory Clymer Upperman Nilsy Emory Miss Emory Corry Sbe North East Bank Bloss Union City Emory Welch Grape Juve Company North East Paratam Uppermien Mead Park

Buffer Zone Deadlock Before Subcommittee

Negotiators push for a formal subcommittee meeting to resolve the buffer zone issue. UN and Communist delegates discuss a limited group to break the stalemate, aiming to draft proposals on armistice fire zones and a possible redefinition of the battlefield line.

Two-Vehicle Crash Causes Property Damage Near Lake Coast

Police identify drivers Joh Dwity seventeen of Tikusville and Florence Edwards ninety seven of OW City after a collision on a dirt road near Mareressin Beach at Canadohin Lake. Dwity’s car sustained about 300 dollars damage and Mrs Edwards’ car 25 dollars. Charles Edwards six months suffered non serious head bruises.

Mareressin Beach Canadohin Lake Cory Biracks Joh Dwity Tikusville Florence Edwards OW City Edwards Hon Gwity Titusville

War With Russia Not Inevitable Opens House Debate

Associated Press report from Washington on August 18 notes Rep CharEs Richards urges support for a 7.85 billion dollar aid package to Europe and Asia arguing US and allies defenses deter Russia. He warns against isolationism and calls for bipartisan backing, detailing committee figures and cuts to aid programs. A second item from Richmond, Va describes a driver paying 12 for an 11.45 speeding fine after double parking in front of police headquarters, delaying two squad cars.

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United States and Philippines Agree on Mutual Defense Pact

The United States and the Philippines announced a mutual defense treaty to meet common dangers. The pact, to be signed early next month, extends existing U.S. military commitments in the islands and aligns with broader plans for a postwar security framework in the Pacific.

Associated Press Washington United States Philippines San Francisco Manila Japan U. S Security Council of the United Wations Security Council

Hitler's Ship Being Scrapped

New York August 18 a blow to Adolf Hitler’s yacht is announced as the Nazi vessel worth four million dollars begins its scrapping. The 2600 ton ship, presented to Hitler by the German people in 1935, is towed to North American Smelting Co docks at Bordentown, New Jersey for scrapping after a charity exhibition misadventure involving George Arida.

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Two Large Barns Leveled by Fire in Clymer Area

Fire destroyed two barns at the former Raymond farm near Clymer during a severe electrical storm. Loss estimated around $10,000, with hay and farm equipment damaged. Nearby roads were blocked by fallen trees and lines were severed. The fire followed a previous barn loss on the same property in 1949.

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Local Driver Held for Court

Louis Beardsley, 39, of 24 West Main Street, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated during a suspension. He was arrested by city police after Fourth Ward residents reported him driving recklessly. The car was found abandoned in a ditch on Second Avenue. Bond set at 500 dollars, he was ordered held for the next term of court and plans to plead guilty before a county judge.

Louis Beardsley Wast Cobbett Beardsley Erle County Eurler Hiller Evertine Fourth Ward Second Avenue John Cullen

Hearst Service Set For Tomorrow Funeral in San Francisco

Hearst 15 service plans unfolding as distinguished Americans gather for the funeral of William Randolph Hearst at Grace Episcopal Cathedral. He is to be interred at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Beverly Hills, following his death Tuesday, per his prearranged wishes.

Hearst San Francisco William Rayedolph Hearst

Fatal plant explosion in Baton Rouge injures many

A blast at a naphtha plant along the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge killed two and wounded thirteen. Fire crews battled fuel-fed flames as the plant’s tanks were damaged and several workers were evacuated to nearby hospitals. Investigators began determining the cause as officials noted the complex nature of the facility and the involvement of multiple vessels and lines.

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Hospital here makes change in visiting hours

Corry Memorial Hospital extended visiting hours under a new schedule approved by the board. Visitors may now see patients from 1 to 8 pm and 7:30 pm on some wards, with semi private rooms allotted specific times. The report shows 247 patients treated, 200 births, 22 major and minor operations, and an average daily census of 36 as the hospital nears completion of adjoining wards.

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Storm cripples Corry district as lines go down

A severe electrical storm from Lake Erie battered Corry and surrounding areas. Widespread power outages affected streets, homes, and businesses as utility poles toppled and lines failed. Crews worked to restore service while motorists detoured around downed trees and blocked roads. Weather observer reports 1.08 inches of rain in three hours. lightning lit up the night sky and outages lingered into the morning.

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