Annual High School Christmas Program at the Auditorium
The A Cappella Choir and Girls' Chorus of the Senior High School present a Christmas program Sunday at 4 PM in the auditorium. A full program will be in tomorrow's Journal edition.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1951
Page
6
The A Cappella Choir and Girls' Chorus of the Senior High School present a Christmas program Sunday at 4 PM in the auditorium. A full program will be in tomorrow's Journal edition.
The United States has alerted Sweden Norway and Switzerland that they may join non beligerent inspection teams in the event of a Korea armistice. John C Hickerson informed the ambassadors in Washington that Washington seeks their governments objections to serving on an inspection commission to monitor compliance by Communists and UN forces.
The Internal Revenue Bureau announced a 91 167 71 tax lien against Henry W Grunewald and his wife Christine for 1960 taxes. Officials would not confirm if the lien involves the same Henry W Grunewald linked to ongoing tax scandal hearings.
Arthur Chapman of Jaimestown parked a 1946 model in his garage. fumes were spotted by his wife about 30 minutes later. Firefighters battled flames through deep snow as the garage and car were consumed. damage estimated around 1200 dollars. The fire threatened three nearby homes.
In Washington on December 14 Associated Press reports Sumner T. Pike resumes as Atomic Energy Commission member after agreeing to stay until December 15 at President Truman's request. The White House released letters showing his resignation sought October 31, fifth year on the commission and accepted with regret. Sabotage rumors quieted at Tugumcarts New Mexico after a water tank collapse caused four injuries and orphans, with a 1,250,000 gallon flood on Main Street.
Former deputy tax collector Mulligan alleges government scapegoating after being ousted from Dawson Yukon duties. He faced charges over accepting gifts linked to income tax filings while serving in Philadelphia and Canada, denies resigning, and claims the system pursued him as a smaller employee.
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