13 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1950
Page
1
fragmented OCR notes from Pennsylvania Erie area show a sequence of business listings and notices. references include West Erie locations, a 12 30 deadline, and various filings, with unclear names and addresses but a focus on notices of filings and business activity.
President Truman agreed with congressional leaders on a swift mobilization plan and said a national emergency may be declared. The talk will outline sacrifices and policy actions including price and wage controls, with a Friday address on national crisis. The meeting involved leaders from both parties and key Cabinet members.
Five inches of snow lashed Corry as motorists and pedestrians faced hazardous conditions. Forecasters warned of continued cold and more snow, with two to three inches in western Pennsylvania. State Highway crews opened plows and warned travelers to avoid high danger routes on slippery streets.
Wildlife Research Division of the Pennsylvania Game Commission reports a two week survey across the commonwealth to learn which class of deer yields the most kills, the deer taken during the wilderness season, and range conditions from the physical state of deer. Investigator R. Studholme says 82 checked and about 40 extended deer were examined, most bucks 1.5 years old, with ages determined by tooth wear and replacement. Results will be reviewed and compiled in Harrisburg to inform the three objectives.
Washington December 13 officials of the Housing and Home Finance Agency said the administration will ask Congress to authorize a new billion dollar defense housing program. The exact funding channels remain undisclosed. Senator Maybank indicated about 400 million dollars would be sought to provide liberal federally insured building loans.
The Associated Press reports Wallington December 13 that the U.S. military is speeding up draft calls to replenish manpower for the Korea conflict. An enlarged January and February draft order raises total draftees to about 10.97 million while weapons procurement is accelerated. The Army plans 80,000 draftees in January, 0 in February, the largest single conscription push since World War I, as defense officials push for stronger production and manpower.
London reports Atlantic Pact experts reached complete agreement on political and military plans for German participation in Western Europe defenses. Arming could form up to one fifth of western troops, with German units limited to brigades of about 4,000 to 6,000. Final approval by foreign ministers in Brussels next week.
The article from a government survival series gives steps to keep a home free of radioactive contamination after an atomic attack. It advises closing windows and doors for hours, sealing broken glass, using blankets to cover openings, turning off air systems with filters, and removing shoes to avoid bringing radioactive dust inside. It notes the risk is low but advises precautions and outlines cleanup basics.
Washington December 13 government price control chiefs met with auto industry officials amid expectation that price ceilings may soon be imposed by the Economic Stabilization Agency. Industry men predicted firms would resist suspending 1951 model price boosts due to labor and materials costs and that ceilings could be set probably next week.
The semi annual meeting of the Coxy Jamestown Mfg Camp directors convened at Davin A. Hillsteam’s home in Corry. Plans noted a 90 percent complete plant and equipment installation with heating expected by January and potential conversion to war materials such as desks and office furniture. Attending directors included Mrs. Edna F Bracken Mrs. Charles Anderson C A Hillstrom H H Keppel David A Hillstrom and D Semour Hillstram of Corry.
Army will take steps to keep rail operations going as a strike disrupts Chicago yards. Assistant Secretary Bendetsen said the action aims to prevent harm to the Korean War effort during a critical period. The stoppage, labeled unauthorized by union officials, has reduced operations at the railroad hub. The Army intervened after federal seizure last August to avert a nationwide walkout by 900,000 train workers. In another item, Bladewood City, Pa. police seek missing husband, feared to have drowned in Carnoqueanessinig Creek after he left home at 1:30 am.
Washington dispatch reports President Truman's campaign letter sparked renewed inquiries in five states. Gillette D Town campaign chair notes nationwide survey and distribution of Critic material. The exchange with Herbert over Christmas prayer calls frames a broader political row, with HBG and Campbell amid the fray, as continued on page Wight.
An appeal from the Corry Servicemen's Fund asks relatives to send full mailing addresses for local reserves so 300 cigarette lighters and mechanical pencils can be mailed. Mrs. Leslie Wells will pack gifts. receipts include gifts and funds efforts aiming to raise about 700 dollars.
The United States cuts off all Marshall Plan aid to Britain, halting recovery assistance after five weeks of renewed tensions with France and the Soviet bloc. authorities emphasize the decision does not end all aid, nor does it signal permanent withdrawal, with ongoing hopes for Europe’s recovery and alliance stability.
The Red Cross blood mobile visited Emmanuel Episcopal Church for a drive. About 101 pints were donated after 16 donors gave and 16 did not show. A January note said next visit is planned for April with an anticipated 185 pints.
Half of the 28th Infantry Division will get Christmas leave and the rest New Year’s leave, each group limited to 72 hours. Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strickler announced formation of the division and said the three day passes start December 23 to 26 for Christmas and December 30 to New Year’s Day, to balance training and life-saving time.
Five percent annual dividend on six month period from June 1 to December 1 is declared for Corry Building and Loan Association. Notices were issued after a regular monthly directors meeting at South Center Street offices Monday night.
In Lake Success the Soviet delegation scorns an Asian cease-fire proposal amid U N Assembly debate. China and other nations insist on linked settlements, while the United States and Britain push for a truce as the committee seeks marked steps toward peace. Delegates await fresh instructions as preliminaries stretch into the morning.
Tokyo dispatch reports over 60,000 Allied troops boarding ships at Hungnam in a northeast Korea evacuation. Chinese forces, estimated at eight divisions, press the beachhead as UN withdrawal accelerates under heavy security.
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