07 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1951
Page
1
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A major railroad freight shutdown eased as the Pennsylvania Railroad notified an eastern embargo cancellation. Shipments to blockaded eastern cities are now accepted, though New York City remains embargoed. Major western centers still show limited movement, with some walkouts and ongoing delays. The National Mediation Board and the defense agency urged priority for government cargo as back-to-work movement spreads.
A massive blaze along the Houston ship channel burned gas and aviation fuel storage near Gil Storage terminal. About 120 firefighters worked through the night to contain the flames, with a second tank holding 24 500 gallons of gasoline at risk. Several firemen suffered heat exhaustion. risk of explosions lingered as crews drained the tanks.
Henry Wheeler, head of draft board No. 4, issued details of a new directive intended to ease the draft by allowing high school students to remain enrolled until graduation with a diploma. Youths may later choose a service branch, avoiding immediate induction, while some juniors and seniors have already enlisted. The plan aims to reassure students considering enlistment.
Friday and Saturday bring two day Dollar Days in twelve city retailers offering reduced prices. Participating shops include Soas Drugs Tnline Part Topps Clothing Triangle Shoe Fair Stahfs Jewelry Leeds Miller Montgomery Ward Al’s Ginthes Shop Tufnell’s Slothirss and GO Murmy phy store. The Journal will carry adverts and items will be offered at favorable prices.
Harrisburg reports a tense clash over cabinet confirmations as Gov. John L. Fine seeks a Senate vote next Tuesday. Democrats warn of stalemate while Margiotti’s fate hangs on party lines and potential resignation by April 1. House approves a Senate bill raising General Assembly staff salaries.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an immediate inquiry into the wreck of a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at Woodbridge New Jersey. At least 80 people were killed and about 500 injured in the crash last night. A public hearing on the causes is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Hotel New Yorker in New York before Commissioner W. D. Patterson and ICC Examiner E. J. Hoy.
Five people die and seven are injured when the top of a clock tower collapses into a busy Delhi marketplace. The tower’s upper section fell at 10 15 p m triggering a chaotic scene as civilians were struck by debris. Investigators search for the cause as authorities report the clock remained intact before the fall.
Allied forces pressed toward the old Parallel 38 as three column advances and heavy fighting surge around Seoul. American doughboys battled Reds on ridges near Anyang while five columns struck up the center of Korea pushing toward Hongchong Hoengsong. Naval and air power battered Reds in the Taehon Seoul area as Allied troops regain initiative in a shifting war.
The House Armed Services Committee formed an investigating staff to oversee five percenters, war contracts, and black market activities. Chairman Vinson announced John Courtney, formerly of St Paul and ex special assistant to the U.S. attorney general, will head the staff. Two more members were to be named.
January employment in the area rose with 72 people placed at work, nearly double the year-ago figure, while new unemployment claims declined. The Pennsylvania State Employment Service reported 7 placements in January, up from December, with 560 job seekers and 288 women among them. The roster of physically handicapped permits rose to 44, and new applications, interviews, and aptitude tests reflected cautious hiring despite limited materials and openings.
A deer weighing about 160 pounds was struck by Dr W Lucas of Brit after a 1950 Plymouth traveling west on Route 6 near Warner’s Corners west of Corry. No occupants were injured per state police. deer to be turned over to game officials for charity distribution. Proclamation by Mayor J Pred Hiniey designates February 6 1961 as World Day of Prayer in Corry with services at 2 30 p m at the Salvation Army Citadel.
A severe winter storm blankets Corry and surrounding areas with heavy snow and drifting conditions. Roads become impassable as plows and cinder crews battle the slick streets, with vehicles stranded on West Smith Street Hill and maintenance workers clearing lanes along state highways. Temperatures hover near 10 to 20 degrees, complicating rescues and travel through the early morning hours.
Mrs Major Olgvson W Richard son and her husband physician will headline the World Day of Prayer service at the Wend Salvation Army Citadel. The couple, missionaries with the Salvation Army, have served in India and South Africa and returned to the United States after wartime postings. The event features a high school choir performance and readings by Mrs Lt Col Ralph T Mitchell of Pittsburgh.
Tax writing committees may push a package to cut Truman budget. Senate and House members debate how to raise revenue and fund defense while resisting large tax hikes. Key figures include Byrd and George. No decision yet as panelists weigh spending versus revenue options and political constraints.
Assemblyman WW Waterhouse proposes optional food service for liquor licenses under hotel plans while Rep. Guar Wenchhaus seeks to end state bottled liquor monopoly. Taprooms to sell liquor for on premises consumption with cap and price limits. beer lo ban clubs. 444 ounce venue limit proposed. Actress Ani Sheridan wins suit against EKO studios for breach of contract. Love Haven scene features Franchot Tone as it plays through spring.
A crowded commuter train plunged from a newly erected trestle near Woodbridge injuring several and prompting investigators and train officials to question the trestle’s role. Passengers from New York bound for North Shore suburbs faced a chaotic scene as rescue and police worked amid reports of excessive speed and braking attempts. Details from investigators and the railroad described the crash as rapid and severe, with firefighting and medical crews responding to the scene.
Verena of this city has been named to five standing committees including Workmen's Compensation and Labor Relations. The local legislator who represents the east district of Erie County will serve as chairman of several committees. The announcement was made this morning as the 1951 session opens.
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