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06 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 06, 1951
Page
1
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Allied tanks pierce main enemy defenses in Korea drive
Allied tanks and infantry clash with Chinese and Korean Reds south of Parallel 38 as reinforcements rush from Seoul. Air and artillery bombardments pave the way for a major push, with tanks duelling across terrain near the Hai River and west of Seoul. Ridgway's Eighth Army reports heavy fighting and substantial casualties as forces press the northern and central fronts amid a harsh, costly assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rees
Hai River
Seoul
Tytish |! Mei Allied Foreex Siner They Reesinert |! “the Offensive Ty Koven
Amiéuleaty
Chunphong
Japan
Enhal
Tomal
Weston Colin
Mthal Taluma
Lars Othi
Anyatas
Anyanip Crross
fMier
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eighth Army
Red Cross Official to Discuss Drive in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Florence Turner, consultant of the American Red Cross for Pennsylvania, will speak Thursday to assist the Joint chapter in mapping plans for the 1851 fund campaign. Stewart Long announced the organizational committee meeting at the Reed Grows room. The week-long drive aims to raise 1111,538.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Turner
Servite
American Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Stewart Long
Chainman
Jong I
Reed Grows
Turner
Air Reservists Called Up for National Service
Washington Nebraska radios report that about 80 000 air reservists may be activated under a national defense program. The organized reserve forces will supply personnel to meet the Air Force needs, with about 60 000 in the reserve pool. The call affects both full time and voluntary reservists, aiming to strengthen Air Force manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Washington
Neb
Wallon
Wrst
Oi Yi
Pas
Sale
Ils
Air Force
Enaed
Revere
Civil Defense Priority Moves Through Legislature
Gov Ian Fine presses civil defense drive with quick House action planned and a $5 daily wage for volunteers. Budget estimates reach up to 150 million dollars as talks turn to a June 19 primary and absentee voting for servicemen. A free employment practices commission and other Republican platform items are also under discussion.
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Associated Press
Jarrisburg
Feb
Ian S. Fine
Aiwnemy
Dawevoh
Admin Otration
Suniite
Ball Relly
Uhreman Commission
Senate
John M. Walker
Allegheny
Bears Trapped In Deep Moat After Mink Pit Fall
In St Paul Minnesota two forty pound bears fell into an eighteen foot deep mink moat and were trapped at the bottom. Zoo keepers and volunteers worked to rescue them using hay and improvised tools as a period of warm weather slowed attempts. The bears remained unafraid and showed little interest in leaving the pit, with plans to use ropes or ladders if they circulate again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul
Minn
St. Paul City
Congress Opens Study of Snyder Tax Proposals
Washington February report outlines a rough six point five billion dollar second tax package to supplement initial taxes. Treasury Secretary Snyder signals a two bill path with higher income taxes excises and capital gains taxes plus retroactivity and closing loopholes to raise the added revenue. Representative Simpson endorses a single bill approach while noting missing totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Tumut
Sid White
House
Haye
Richard Simpson
Simpson
Corry Chest Allocates 1500 For Polio Drive
The Corry Community Chest has allocated 1500 to the March of Dimes campaign. Directors explained that polio was included when the Chest was reactivated years ago and local residents have urged personal contributions. Donations can be mailed to the March of Dimes Corry Community Chest, Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Chest
March of Dimes
Commu
Abie
Exe
Council Buys Police Cruiser and New Truck
The council approved purchases for the Stresty Department including a special-built Plymouth four-door sedan police car at 1680 and a new Dodge pickup truck for 3100 with a 400 allowance. Bids from other firms were considered and one was deemed invalid due to contingency pricing. Mayor Riley urged retaining the parking ordinance and street cleanup measures as part of February actions. A tax report showed total assessed value around 5.27 million with per capita figures by ward and expected tax revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chy Genesis
Bowell Motor Co
Farid Motor Co
Soilellox Walter Sears
Ahnu
Ahnu ‘Other Bids To Supply the Police Car Were Received From ‘the ‘Thoma Mulors
Beckwith
Powell Motor c
Welle
Ford Var
J. Fred Kintey
Riley
Cotineil Oi
Connell
Berkhaus
Chase Orbad
Star
Don Watson
James McIntoshy
Famous Playwright Eugene ONeill Hospitalized in Salem
The 62 year old Nobel Prize winning playwright Eugene ONeill is reported to be a patient at Salem Hospital. Officials said he was admitted for medical reasons and declined further discussion of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oagis
Eugene Oneill
Salem Hospital
Iles
Butt
Fifth blast in 11 days shatters city windows
Las Vegas reports a fifth blast in 11 days. windows shattered across the city as authorities assess potential wider dangers. Witnesses describe a bright flash and a loud thunderlike boom. Officials from the Atomic Energy Commission and local agencies monitor the events, while hospitals report upticks in stress-related cases.
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Associated Pree
Las Vegas
Nev
Daday
Sep Vile
LPI
Wuidhies
Wwlwa
Suuad Waves
Thove Ware
Hirness
Willie
Hink
San Francisco Bay
Law Veras
Sue
Howlie
Atomic Prengy Commission
Rapidey
Bali-Huw
Sumblers
Wilnexkew
Laday
ANG
Thomas B. Murray
Summey Pike
AEC
Mauro Wo Boyer
Son
Willi Enow
ReCale
Jain Congress
Pennsylvania plans strengthened child adoption laws
Legislation sponsored by Robert D. Fleming and colleagues seeks to license adoption agencies and create a state run protective placement service. It targets the so called black market baby racket, proposes statewide coordination of third party placements, and would involve the welfare department in authorizing qualified agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Pennsylvania
Scerve
Vainty Snativubane Els
Ant Juvenile Enuirks
Russian Move Doomed United Nations Clash
The article reports U S and Soviet positions on UN labeling of aggressor in China and Formosa tensions. It notes President Truman’s order and Cho En Lai’s protests, with Security Council voting doubts and Wu Hein Chua’s anti American trade remarks. Nasotich Entazam works on a 5 member committee to pursue peace talks.
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Associated Press Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
United Tates
Red China
Trumael
Formosa
Pombjoe
Manchuria
Security Council
Wu Hein-Chua
First Wish
Ulster
Cho En-Lai
Wenponerd
Far East
U. S
Assembly
Nastotich Entezam
Transan
Zoning Board Grants Appeal For Shoe Shop
The zoning board approved an appeal allowing a shoe shop at 618 North Center Street despite opposition. The mayor and planning officers supported the opening, while residents raised concerns about traffic and commercial impact on the neighborhood. The decision enables the shop’s operation and local residents must adapt to the new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board
Niel Aquilinn
Shen
Une
Arantine
Uae
Nyner
Tha Wrener
Wis
Walter Seuth
Bowls Morrow
Riolldstrest
Six railroaders hurt in crash of locomotive
Washington dispatch reports six Pennsylvania Railroad workers sustained minor injuries when a passenger locomotive derailed near Donora. Fireman Robert Head of Carnegie was among the injured. Officials cited a misrouted switch opening the track to a roundhouse, with prior similar incidents noted in Corhoctuy last October that killed 53 soldiers. An air-smog legal wave continues as Pittsburgh files its 227th suit for Donora deaths, seeking 25 000 from American Steel and Wire for damages. Total smog damages claimed now exceed 201 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lindhouse
Robert Head
Carnegie
Corhoctuy
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Donora
Federal District Politi
Tiilis Suicovien of
Webster
American Steel and Wire Comey
Defense Mobilizer Warms to Public Strain in Rail Strike
The nationwide rail dispute escalates as workers return in major hubs like Philadelphia Houston Washington Baltimore Chattanooga and Buffalo yet a wall of paralysis remains. Transportation ties strain the economy and daily life as the stoppage lingers across cities and paths of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Schlelemery
New
Adequate Meat Supply Assured In Toledo Speech
In Toledo, Ohio, February, officials outline plans to keep meat supplies moving through legitimate channels. OPS chief Di Salle describes two orders: regulate slaughterhouses to curb black market activity and maintain adequate meat availability through legal distribution while enforcing ceiling prices.
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Toledo
Ohler
di Salle
Resuilar
Hie
Sait
Bonietown
Iarind
Robsey Qubur
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