January 1951 delays and local news from Corry Journal
Regular issue of The Journal not published Monday due to New Year holiday. Pennsylvania Railroad cuts Pennsylvanian trains to Erie and Red Bank and Sunday Pittsburgh trips after Public Utility Commission authorization. Honorary Keystone Farmers announced for January 10 show. Weather outlook includes snow flurries and colder temperatures into midweek. Six divorces granted in Brie county court. Wade Henry held to peace on bond after threats. Mrs. Lottie Newburg dies at 84. funeral planned in Mayville. Local 1950 highlights teased for pages 10, 12. Assault case delayed to January 3. Temperatures fall to ten above, rising later. Winter wheat forecast down 870,000 bushels for 1951. Sherwood brothers serving on USS Philippine Sea near Korea. Jeanene Brady injured while coasting, no fractures.
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Jets Engage in Record Air Battle
Reported fighting on the eastern front showed Reds making seven and a half mile gains. Allied patrols crossed the Imjin River near Seoul but faced strong Communist resistance and infiltration of UN lines. In Pittsburgh a 4 year old, Luke Hannon, began a nine month sentence for jury fixing. Ancient cock fighting noted as practice in Asia and earlier Greece.
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Ben Husick
Four Fugitives Involved In Pittsburgh Auto Chase
A police car pursued a fleeing auto through heavy traffic until a collision at a busy intersection injured eight people. Mr Lebanon Burke and family were in the pursued car. Mrs Burke remained hospitalized with severe cuts. Four fugitives, identified as Jesse Robinson James Russell William Fuller and Raymond Perrin, were captured and guarded at a hospital.
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Bemus Point Man Missing In Korea
Cpl. Lambert Thomas Vervoort Jr. 21, of Bemus Point is missing in Korea, last accounted for November 30. He married Kay B. Walker Vervoort in Jamestown July 17 and deployed August 2. His buddy Pvt. James R. Spitzer died in action November 27, first Jamestown soldier killed in the Korean War.
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Capitalism and Prosperity in United States Society
A wartime era speech extols capitalism and democracy, citing high farm and home equity, strong stock earnings, and large government bonds holdings. It notes low national debt relative to income, expansive employment, rich savings, and broad social protections, urging ongoing investment in churches and schools to sustain freedom and progress.
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