Roadway crash blocks city street during cleanup work
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03 Dec 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
Dec 03, 1951
Page
1
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A fragmented OCR item mentions a person named Sam and an address or location with unclear context. The readable words point to a potential alert or notice but lack concrete actions, dates, or stakes to clarify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulle Acre
Truce talks touch off major behind lines concessions
Communist negotiators propose neutral behind-the-lines inspections and a complete freeze on troops and arms in Korea, a major concession seen as paving the way toward a possible armistice. Allied staff push for details as Panmunjom talks continue amid high tensions and questions about enforcement and verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Manisan
Korea
Kore
Buce
PRR Plans Major $60 Million Equipment Program
Philadelphia December 2 The Pennsylvania Railroad will spend about 60 million dollars for 10 electric locomotives to power 5 000 freight cars and 612 million for new freight cars or revival of equipment. The program includes 1 188 diesels and 26 800 new freight cars purchased since World War II. Altoona works will build 4 000 freight cars at 29 390 000 dollars with orders for 3 600 cars and 1 000 hoppers plus 80 covered hoppers and 200 flat cars. Builders include American Locomotive Baldwin General Motors Electro Motive and Fairbanks Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphta
Peraaylwinne Railromd
Spenich
Mitten
Ind
Vars Pinsent Walter & Mrumiin Rald
Garboad
Aviley
Prrs
Altoona Works
Achermn Locomotive Co
Bald- Wnelini-Hamilton
Electro-Motive Division
General Motors
Fairbanks-Morse
Joeonsotives
Senate Aims At Huge Budget Cut
Harrisburg Dec senate leaders moved to cut 447 million from spending and raise 6100 million in new taxes to break the General Assembly tax deadlock. An advanced caucus outlined a plan to trim civil defense funds and department administration costs while pursuing tax hikes and targeted appropriations reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dec
General Assembly
GOF
Senate
Edward B. Logan
John S. Fine
James
Berger R-Potter
The
Cauon
Anhead
Bint Ming 47
Allio
Berger
George N. Wade
R-Com
J. Berland
Wate
Erie Motor Co. Fire Causes Heavy Damage
Erie fire officials battled smoke at the Rictor Motor Co building for over two hours on Sunday night. Fire Chief Lawrence Scully and two firefighters were overcome but survived. Estimated damage totals reach about 9 000 with potential loss of 100 000 stock. building damage about 4 000 and contents 5 000. Water damage extended to the first and second floors. The blaze' origin near a hot water tank remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Motor Co
Erie
Lawrence Scully
Rictor Motor Co
Auto Distributor
Beally
Seven Injured In Weekend Traffic Crashes
State Police report seven people injured in two weekend crashes in the Corry area. Mrs. Larence Belman, 22, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a car driven by her husband skidded on Route 8 and hit a guard rail north of Wattisburg. John Bekman, 40, and his wife suffered bruises and burns. Bekman was driving and the crash occurred on ice. Vehicle damage estimated at 300 dollars. Four people injured in a car truck collision south of Tinton City near Theville Gorners on Saturday. Lena Beuhas, 31, her 11-year-old son John, Peter Costello, 27, of Erie, and Ernest Williams, 46, of Guys Mills were treated at Union City hospital. Williams drove a truck and apparently pulled in front of the car driven by John Bednar, 22, of ?ficers. All injured taken to Union City hospital. Investigation ongoing to determine if charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Larence Belman
Wes Frederick Gree
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Bekman
Tinton City
Theville Gorners
Lena Beuhas
Hur
John
Peter Costello
Erie
Ernest Willams
Guys Milles
Willams
Rove 77
John Bednar
Ficers
Union City Hospital
Six Injured In Garland Crash In Warren Church Pastor Improves
A head on collision near Garland left six people injured including Rev Frederick Miller pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Warren and his wife and son. Miller underwent surgery for internal injuries while Mrs Miller and their son head injuries were reported as fair. Kreider family from an El Fire Department vehicle also sustained multiple injuries and were admitted to Warren General Hospital where their son suffered facial and leg bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Garland
Erle Fire Department
Frederick Miller
Galvary Baptist Ghurch
Wawen
Miller
Larry
Norton D. Kreider
el Fire Department
Goldie
Lawrence
Norton, Jr
Kreider
New Garland
Theft of 496 at Legion Club Stumps Police
Police investigated a theft of 496 from the Amuriga Legion Club. Chief Harley Drake said the building was accessible to members with keys and an intruder pried a door to Frew’s room, taking bar receipts and a dresser drawer money. Investigators checked residents and recent expenditures but found no definite leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G
Qutner Post
Amuriga Legion
Fojine
Harley Drake
Drake
Iis
Jak Frew
Prew
Frew
Walter Bruna
Jamestown
Clymer Home Damaged by Fire Early Morning
Smoke awakened six year old Danny Thompson who alerted his mother and led to the Clymer fire department's arrival. Firefighters crawled through thick fumes to reach the blaze, confined mainly to partitions and a studio couch. Loss estimated between 500 and 1000 dollars, insured. family staying with George Christensen during repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Thompson
Clymer-Cul— Fing Road
Danny Thompson
Thrust
Clymer
Thompson
George Christensen
Corry City School Board to reorganize tonight
The Corry Road of Education will hold its annual reorganizational meeting at the Public Library tonight at o'clock. Three new members elected in November will be seated: D Armour Hillstrom F Bettes and Robert Ott Jr replacing B W Feld U E Graham and Clarence Wallace. Committees will be named by the director elect. Nelson Dolsen and Onda face actions tied to press sedition charges in Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Road of Education
D. Armour Hillstrom
F. Bettes
Robert Ott, Jr
Pittsburgh
Rec
B. W. Feld
U. E
Graham
Clarence Wallace
Steve Nelson
Comiunipist Party of
Western Penn
Nelson
James Dolsen
The
Daily Worker
Andrew Onda
Woman Killed In Traffic Crash Near East Waterford
Laura L. Kelly, 34, of Perulack, was struck by a car while walking along a road near East Waterford in Dauphin County and died yesterday. The incident occurred late yesterday afternoon and authorities investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Laura’ L. Kelly
Perulack
Dunian County
Local motorists cited after weekend accidents
Spartansburg driver facing two charges after a near collision on East Columbus Avenue. Warrant issued for Pinko of Spartansbave for reckless driving and failure to stop. Donavan cited for failing to stop at a stop sign. damage estimated at 700 dollars in a third crash when a car hit a utility pole and was struck by another vehicle resulting in further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Spartansbave
Coun Nd
Columbus Avenue
Umits
Will Anu
Donald Pier
Marion Street
CU Cab Co
Thomas Staffstall
Shutts Gull
Rocky Grove
Pier
Shufistal
Fred Donoven
Gongreal Street
M. M. Nast
East
Fredericks Street
Mr. Nast
City Pffcers
Donovan
West Smith Street
Duane Gates
Corry
M.D
Carl Gmeatt
Columbus
Armitage
Mead Avenue
Jamestown Gunman Arrest After All Night Standoff
A Jamestown man Helmar Larson 41 is charged with first degree assault after an all night gun battle with police. His wife and two children fled as Larson fired five shots and broke into the Badgely home before retreating. Officers Ingeman and Sandquist restrained him while another suspect was captured unarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Jamestown
Dev. 3
Jamestown
Helmar Larson
Larson
Krill Ms
BP. m
Arthur Ingeman
Paul Sanidauist
Elicatt
Daron
Badgely
Wilson Predicts Shortages as War Drives US Goods
Associated Press reports from Washington that defense mobilization may cause shortages in consumer goods like automobiles and refrigerators. Charles Wilson and aide Charles Suuiffacher spoke in Key West outlining wartime production targets and the shift to dual civilian military output while urging sacrifices and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, Bee
Lion's Defense
Charies Wilson
Charles B. Suuiffacher
Shaut Facher
Shaut Facher Seid
Hofma
Wilson
Key West
Fla
Eisenhower silent on 1952 plans despite poll shows
General Dwight D. Eisenhower received flattery from House Republicans over presidential timber while offering no clear decision on availability. Rep. Cole disclosed a Republican poll showing Taft leading Eisenhower, and Eisenhower thanked Cole for endorsing work on NATO and resisting Communism. Some supporters urge an early public statement. others argue he can win the nomination without naming himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Rep
Cole
New York
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Heacie
Humian
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
Plane crash kills B-29 crew in Denver residence area
A B 29 from Lowry Air Base crashed in a upscale Denver neighborhood today, killing all members of Hephene's crew. Denver police radio dispatcher reported the incident occurred shortly after takeoff, with several causes under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hephene
Lowy Air Base
Knox Hunter Shot As Season Opens
Knox, December 3. Charles Black, 32, of Knox, struck by a shot fired at the hunting opening, received a facial wound and was taken to Rae Summit Hospital in critical condition. Police traced the shooter to route between Kane and Murjenville after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Hunter
Kane
Charles Black
Knox
GB. Black
Robert Best
Murjenville
Jranler
Laken
Rae Summit
Deer season opens with multiple first kills and record weights
The first day of deer season produced several notable kills near Spry Creek and Turner Hill. Owen Taylor reported a 12 point buck weighing 190 pounds, Ted Wawrejko and Richard Dyckes harvested a 10 point and a six pointer, both at local locker plants. Andrew Johnson and another hunter noted early buck activity around Piceldimll BIN area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilhareds
Core
Woodlands
Owen Taylor
Bret
The
Journal
Spry Creek
Ted Wawrejko
Wichard Dyckes
Corry
Wawrefko
Turner Hill
Dyckes
Andrew Johnson
PiceldiMll bin
Egypt Cancels AP Chief's Visa Expulsion of AP Cairo chief after government probe
Cairo reports say interior ministry cancelled the Egyptian residence visa of Fred Zusy AP chief in Cairo on grounds of bad faith in reporting. The passport division official noted he must leave Egypt by Friday under Interior Minister Fousd Seng El Din. No further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Interior Ministry
Fred Zusy
Associated Press
al Misti
Zusy
Ander
Fousd Seng el Din
Offici
Zuly
U S Planes Missing Crew Tanked in Hungary News
United States officials vow immediate action to free four crewmen aboard a missing U S Air Force plane once reported over Hungary. Budapest confirms the missing crew from November 19, while Tass and Moscow allege the craft carried equipment to aid spies and saboteurs behind the Iron Curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hee
State Department
United States
Department
Moscow
Cortain
Budapest
Hungary
U.S. Air Force
Mostow
Germany
Belgrcaie
Sarg Splas
Sabpleure
Lugoslavia
Soviet Union
Canfirmabiot
Pid
Tegpfioi
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Tamessburg
Tate
U. 5
Altor
Teoee
Panmunjom
Lesday
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Notel
United Nations
Orean
United Nations Command
G. Turner Joy
Ti’ Gelerate
Tworman
Ini
Far East
PRR
Wattsburg
Legion Club
Young San
U.S
Truman
Tetenose
Dinjgeroe Iy
Wilson Saint
Lily Vmir
Egypt
Lane
Reds
Yugoslavia
U. S
Siberia
Uys
Red Cita
Romania
Gyble
Papa
Bun~ Suritin
Tass
Mendereon
Swift
Dofe
James Albert Thhom
John T. Swift
Glen Falls
Gail
David
Henderson
Shawnes
Okla
James A. Elam
Kingsland
Ark
Tech
Jess A. Duff
Spokane
Wash
Poegoslavia
Verriton
Belgrade
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