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03 Feb 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
Feb 03, 1951
Page
1
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Battles Rage Along Western Front in Anyang Sector
Foreign Minister accuses the United States of supporting wartime resistance in Anyang sector as fighting continues along the western front. Chinese officials demand UN good offices and condemn foreign interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Anyang
Allies Near Seoul as Drive Enters Third Day
Allied forces pressed toward Seoul as U N troops closed within seven miles of the bombed capital. Army official Earl D. Johnson described troops within that range southwest of Seoul with reports of Chinese barriers along the line. Beijing accused the United States and its allies of stoking war while UN forces pushed to widen the break toward the Han River. A task force broke through road blocks and fought Chinese dugouts while Turkish and Puerto Rican units engaged near Suwon and north of Tchon in a rugged frontline grind.
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Johnson
Anulng & Peedotinel
U.n.nits
China
Holt En Lai
Peiping
United Nations
Korea
Jer Chou
United States
Inet
Als
Ecomplices
Johnsing
Seoul
Stan Swinton
Sampo
Han River
Biter
Pinnae
Sm Becker
Suwon
Aitack
Stovon
Daving
Chinek
A. W. Myers
Tchon
Myers
Central Front
Associated Prexi
William J. Waugh
Nur Mills Mortinwest
Cold Wave Grips City With Mercury At Ten Below
Frigid conditions sweep across the region as cities report ten below zero and suburbs hit deeper readings. Motorists stranded, buses and trains delayed, and heating struggles reported while state crews treat roads for an impending thaw. Interstate travel warned to proceed with caution as officials project continued below freezing. Local readings include minus ten at No. 2 fire station and minus twenty six in Spring Creek area. other towns register minus 11 to minus 17.
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Uicety
George Mulderick
Tosk Natit
Lnte
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
AMI
Keystone State
Potono Mountains
Philipsburg
Curwensville
Erie
Brookville
Pittsburgh
Ban Aluminum In Many Products By Associates Peeve
Washington reports a National Production Authority action halts aluminum use in over 200 non defense goods effective April 1. Items range from rock salt shakers to auto hardware and window blinds, with non essential rubber use also restricted and a 2 percent cut planned for new civilian rubber in February and March.
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Washington
National Pradiction Authority
NPA
Tne
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Truman Tax Program Deemed Not Enough by Lawmakers
House Appropriations Chairmen and Senate Finance leaders call President Truman's tax plan insufficient to cover defense and deficit. They note current tax receipts at about 35.0 billion with an expected 6.5 billion addition and warn costs exceed pay-as-you-go capacity. Senators hint only deep spending cuts could avoid a second tax measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Appropriations
Truman
Congress
Lemay
Lothé
Rep
Cation
D-Mo
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Butler H-Net
Finance Committee
Council to Open Bids for Police Car and Truck
The council will meet Monday night to open bids for a new police cruiser and a new truck for the Street Department. No bids had arrived yet though specs were circulated. officials expect bids Monday before the meeting. They also plan to dispose of the old police car and street scraper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gily Council
Nick Aquilino
North Center Street
Three of four pass police exam candidates named
Three of four candidates who took mental and physical tests to join the Corry police force passed, per a reprint by the Cory Civil Service Commission to Mayor J. Fred Iin- Jey. Passers were Roberto Keppel, Glenn Hawley, and Lyle Grimes. The mayor noted the department is understaffed awaiting new appointments. Also announced, Dr. S. M. English was named medical and surgical director of the Baltimore and Ohio system, replacing ill retiree Dr. Fuller Nalco.
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Corry
Cory Civil Service Commission
J. Fred Iin- Jey
Raberto Keppel
Main Street
Glenn Hawley
West Washington Street
Lyle
Grimes
West Main
O Medical Aid
Baltimore
5. M. English
Baltimore and Ohio
Fuller Nalco
Babson Urges Draftees Not To Be Hasty In Actions
Washington, Feb 3. Babson cautions potential draftees against reckless moves as wartime panic subsides. He notes station sales fell to a quarter of 1940 values and warns against quitting jobs or selling real estate. He argues modern conditions differ, urging focus on plans and education rather than abrupt life changes.
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Babson
Roger W. Babsoy
Washington, D. C
Acton
Sysion
Con
Conant
Harvard
United States
Public safety incident Ends in multiple injuries and death
A chaotic public safety incident at Erie involved a black individual causing fatal harm to one person and injuring three others. The New York Associated Press report details a violent scene with bystanders, police response, and ongoing investigation.
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Negro
Erie
Erin
Sant
Mra Stokes
Yemen
Uae
Government Allows Merit Increases Amid Wage Freeze
Washington reports that the Wage Stabilization Board approved merit and length of service hikes for mill workers and promotions. It also endorsed premium payments for transfers and a limited rise in soft coal and anthracite prices. The interim policy aims to ease labor and production strains while a broader formula is developed.
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Associated Press
Washington
WSB
Uriellie
Prled
National Production Authority
NPA
Clark Kerr
Weel
Corry Stores Plan Dollar Day Sales Event
Corry merchants announce a two day Dollar Day sale planned for next Friday and Saturday during a February event. Invitations were sent to retailers with a noon deadline for participation and eight had signed on by this morning.
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Corry Stores
Dollar Day
Corry
Truman to dedicate Chapel of Four Chaplains in Philadelphia
President Truman dedicates a 200 seat Chapel of the Four Chaplains at the Army hospital in Philadelphia on the eighth anniversary of the Dorchester sinking. He will speak with Secretary Marshall present and depart by motorcade. The ceremony honors the Catholic Protestant and Jewish chaplains who died at sea while aiding soldiers.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Dane
A. Paling
Trinaport
Dorchester
Greenland
Ur Fnse
George C. Marshall
Wbhiey Wanery
Fis
Tapitel
Traks
Saler Oom
Nighefin
New Officers to Be Elected by Merchants Club
The Merchants 10 name officers for the Corry County Merchants Club at a meeting set for Thursday evening at the Phoenix Hotel. Everett Johnson and Hugh Barnet are nominees for president with Rory Benet and Alverna Himvod for vice president. Mrs. B D Humphrey and Mrs Melyin Sheamting seek secretary. Additional nominations may be submitted by petition signed by at least a majority of members. All members are urged to attend the 6 15 p.m. meeting.
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Phoenix
Ting Ropees
Everett Johnson
Hugh Barnet
Rorney Benet
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B.D. Humphrey
Melyin 'Sheamting
Sbore Nomiens Roy
Trains Delayed By Wreck And Cold Weather
Erie Railroad passengers faced delays of two to four hours due to a wreck at Ravenna Ohio and severe winter weather. Train No. 2 from Chicago to New York arrived over four hours late. a heavy freight wreck, with 28 cars, caused most of the hold up. Train No. 5 from New York arrived about 10:30 am with a delay over two and a half hours caused mainly by subzero cold.
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Erie Railroad
Flushing
Chicago
New York
Ravenna
Freigue
Wweerk
Talib
Aluminum sales face House opposition in Allen report
The Associated Press notes House resistance to ALCOA and major aluminum sales, citing concerns over prices and government policy. Wilson, Rep. Celler, and others question funding and market controls as ALCOA and rivals Kaiser and Reynolds are discussed amid potential big three supply constraints and long term impact on aluminum shipments.
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Rep
Celler
Amul
Meoumach
ALCOA
Kaiser and Reynolds
Ristamons
Motor Arrests Decline to 32 in Winter Months
State Police report show 32 motor arrests in the winter period, with 82 total violations and arrests in the district last month. Six officers patrolled 9,184 miles across local highways, investigating 14 accidents resulting in nine injuries. One wreck caused a trailer and cargo loss valued at 1.545 million dollars. Two stolen cars were recovered and 874 requests for information answered.
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Inca
Iast
Cne
Theodore Hubley
Tarracks
Gloves for Soldiers in Korea Held Up
Rail strike disruptions spread from Corry to major cities delaying shipments of gloves and other military supplies. Officials reported embargoes on holiday mailings and near total stoppage of transport, with thousands idle across steel and related industries. The Associated Press noted White House signals and looming court actions as the strike intensified nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Potomac River
Trenton
New York
Boeke City Penneyione
Evie Jone Perynaylvinia
White House
Alek
Tor Reich
Ken
Washington
Opiicout
Chicago
Tate
Wight
Otto Kerner, Jr
AWOL Soldier to Face Truth Serum Test
Pittsburgh man George Knoechel 28 will undergo a truth serum test after claims of witnessing a fatal shooting near Ft Belvoir Virginia. The case ties Knoechel’s testimony to Paul Woulds 26 and a prison stay involving Theodore.
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Pittsburgh
George Knoechel
Ruochel
Soldier
Bélvoir Va
Conyiel Q
Knowhol
Feao
Paul Woulds
Theodore
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