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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1951

Page

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Local Real Estate Sale Notices and Listings

Fragmentary classifieds show multiple real estate sales and listings including properties on East Gall and Center avenues, 2 to 8 bed cement homes, 50 acre routes and farm corners, prices ranging from 315 to 34 250, and institutions such as churches and centers offering estate opportunities. Partial dates appear as 12-20-61 and similar.

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Truman proposes sweeping tax increases and loophole closures

The Truman administration asked Congress for broad tax hikes including a 20 percent excise on autos and a 46 percent rate on receivers, a 9 percent rise in top income taxes, higher corporate taxes, and tighter loophole closures. Proposals also target liquor, cigarettes, gasoline, andTelevision purchases with substantial rate boosts to fund new revenue.

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Denied Appeal for Local Youth Convict

A troubled Columbus youth appeal was denied by Magistrate M.S. Gobibet. The youth, identified as a 16 year old, was convicted of vandalism and restraint was ordered. The case was presented by Aida Biner Evans, and the youth faces a 5 year sentence with possible parole to follow. The ruling notes the youth will report to authorities for supervision and parole hearings are scheduled.

Columbus Frivk Savin Colusnye Builen M.S. Gobibet Aida Biner Evans Sievniy Milell Erle County Bayko Lative Junloe High School Evans Savko Seni

Urges Passage of Unit Training Program at Philadelphia Event

Anna M. Rosenberg urges swift enactment of universal military training to strengthen defense. Speaking at the 75th anniversary of the Hebrew Association she argues UMT ties to permanent, sensible defense and long term peaceful aims. She says readiness must endure whether a showdown comes soon or years away.

Associated Press Philadelphia Anna M. Rosenberg Ronenberg Washington Hebrew Association of Rosenbere Saudy Isis

One Quad Died After Premature Births in Boston

The mother of the Allen quadruplets learns one baby died from prematurity. Karen Elizabeth Allen died at 11 45 p m after doctors fought to revive her from a cyanotic spell. The other three infants, two boys and two girls, remain healthy under care as their father Robert J. Allen expresses faith and gratitude.

Boston Allen Becaue Robert J. Allen Po~ Heeman Helen Karem Elizabeth Karen Dad Allen Heath

Sports Center Swept By Fire

A general alarm fire swept Harrisburg's Palestra sports center early today causing $25,000 in damage to the $950,000 building. Discovered shortly after midnight, fire crews contained the blaze within two hours as all city units responded to the downtown three story complex with the fire likely starting in the second floor kitchen.

Harriscuna Ecu Manzid Palestra Ware Harrisburg Keitchen

Worst Storm in 50 Years Ravages Deep South

A historic winter storm battered the Deep South causing millions in damage. Mississippi and Louisiana faced extreme cold with multiple deaths, livestock losses, and widespread power and communications outages. Florida reported heavy livestock and crop stress amid freezing temperatures as crews assessed damage.

Florida Mississippi Associated Press Deep South Meir Ammon McLeliin Direechober News Louisiana Minden Ald Natches Miss Nashville Tenn Columbus Mobile Ala Plains Maine Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa

Final three Martinsville seven executed in Virginia

Virginia completed the Martinsville seven case with the electrocution of John Clabon Taylor 24 James Lither Hairston 99 and Brancis DeSales Grayson 60 at the state penitentiary in 45 minutes from 7 30 to 8 15 a m after last minute Supreme Court pleas failed No demonstrations or clemency were observed and the executions followed a May 3 1949 circuit court directive history notes.

Associated Press Richmond Virginia Martinsville Circuit Court of Mar- Ansyille U.S. Supreme Court John Clabon ‘Taylor James Lither Hairston Brancis Desales Grayson Washington Supreme Court Harald Bo Iter II Ito

Tanks Drive Deep Near Seoul in Koreаn War Front

Allied armored thrusts push toward Seoul with two main columns advancing on the western front. Casualty tolls rise as tanks clash with Chinese and Korean Reds in hill forts and open terrain. Lt Gen Ridgway observes the action as frontline forces smash toward Anyang and Wonju amid heavy bombardment and renewed air support.

Tokyo Poweh Seoul United Nations Hoongsong Norh Wonju U.S Redden Wounder Matthew B. Ridgway Eighth Army Anyang Con Suwon-Seout Road Tanchon Valley

Draft plan seeks to end deferments for married men

Washington reports Selective Service Director Hershey said new regulations are in the works to draft married men ages 26 to 35 with two children. An executive order would end deferments for those with one dependent, and would extend coverage under universal service pending approval by President Truman and defense manpower agencies.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Hershey Tari Stamhe

Public Aid Urged to Enforce Price Controls Nationwide

In a Washington push, Mayors of large cities are urged to form volunteer committees to enforce price controls. President DiSalle and Attorney General Ford back public mobilization, with a push to educate citizens and proscribe violators while coordinating with the justice department.

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Milk price hearing debates two cent raise in Erie area

Erie hearings examined a proposed two cent rise in bottled milk price as Central Board of Keystone Milk Producers and allied groups testified. Production costs ranged from 0.851 to 5.18 dollars per hundredweight with an average of 6.03, suggesting the request would lift quart pricing to about 21.5 cents. Washington reports note a government freeze on cattle hides until March 10 to conserve military supplies.

Pennsylvania Sion Ray Erie H. D. Rickert Greenville Keystone Prodigert Ausweinlinn Eric Crachard Dairy Co-operilage Aga Clation Dairymen's Loum Association and Gene

Erie Railroad Centennial Ceremonies Celebrated in City

The city marks the Erie Railroad’s 100th birthday with a ceremony at the Municipal Building led by Mayor J. Pred Kinley. Fay G. Hill is noted in the program as a guest of honor with other industrial and civic officials attending.

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Weekend Freeze Eases as Temps Rebound From Subzero

The region endured two record cold nights with lows around ten below and seven below, then a warming trend raised morning readings to eight above. In Uniontown Pennsylvania a fatal fire claimed George W. Browning 89 who perished inside his burning home while attempting a second rescue.

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Gas blast injures five. one dead in Pittsburgh apartment

A gas explosion wrecked a Pittsburgh apartment house, killing a 60 year old woman and injuring five others. One victim hospitaliz ed, seven treated for minor injuries. The blast collapsed walls on the top floor and shook nearby streets as residents rushed to aid victims.

Associated Lee Pittsburgh Pasquale Calarelli Theenestory Sprieke Adel

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