12 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1952
Page
1
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Health officials warn against adding excessive lime salt to meals after reports of adverse reactions. Consumers are advised to avoid homemade blends containing lime salt and to seek medical advice if symptoms occur.
An Air Force spokesman defends keeping pilots on duty in Korea as 100 missions are cited to end tours amid ongoing controversy after Major Davis was shot down. The report notes a wife expecting a third child in May and calls for an investigation.
An Air Force spokesman in Korea defended keeping jet pilots in Korea until completing 100 combat missions. The note follows Major George A. Davis Jr. being shot down and killed. Davis had 9 missions with five Migs destroyed, and other aces are cited. Members urged a full investigation into Davis’s death and policy, while noting homeward flights for aces after five or ten missions.
In Barton Pennsylvania on February 12 a woman identified as Mrs. Patsy Vulcano saved her three children and her half sister by tossing them to nearby help from Joseph D. Luke, then jumped to escape the flames. Her husband escaped downstairs through the front door.
President Truman hinted he might run again if it would hasten peace, telling reporters he could bear the sacrifice personally if needed. Sabath, longtime House Ways and Means chair, pressed the point amid wartime uncertainty.
Directors from six Crawford county districts plan February 19 meeting in Bloomfield to discuss consolidating districts into one junior senior high unit serving all, with elementary schools used locally. Transportation costs, administration, and impact on local boards are reviewed. Titusville would receive shared high school students.
About 800 district employees in the Meadowview area will be required to take a state loyalty oath in mid March. The oath, administered by a notary, commits signers to not engage in subversive activities against the government. Deadline is April 1.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on February 12 Rocco Delis of Derry Township won a court case against the state seeking 39000 in damages. He claimed a location change and Route 22 improvements damaged his property ruined buildings and hurt his fly business.
Associated Press reports from Munsan Korea that the Communists pledge a fresh plan to resolve the latest trouble spot in Korea. A new proposal aims to govern troop limits ports of entry and Red Cross roles as talks resume amid truce discussions.
A House armed services subcommittee pressed the armed forces on buying practices amid charges of needless waste. Rep Lyle urged cutbacks and questioned lack of standard catalogs fueling duplication and higher prices across services. Witness Morton Ring of the munitions board testified as the inquiry continued.
Officials report a Columbus student contracted diphtheria prompting emergency measures. 350 pupils received permission slips for toxin treatment as a precaution while quarantine and school attendance adjust to the single reported case and five day incubation window.
Crowds in Westminster Hall bowed and curtsied as they passed the casket of King George VI in a solemn royal moment. Big Ben chimed as the line of mourners grew, with 1,200 admitted every 15 minutes and thousands more waiting outside in a ceremonial tribute to the late king.
Philadelphia February reports United Research Laboratories reduce ACTH price by sixty percent. President in charge of sales Robert Roberts cites a new process to extract the hormone from hog pituitary glands. Formerly 105 to 200 a gram, last year 100 a gram, now 60 percent lower at about 40 a gram.
Official notice details the start of a fish stocking program from Gorey Piel Hatchery with 230 000 trout planned for release across multiple streams and counties. Weekly schedule lists daily brown trout and rainbow release totals in McKean, Erie, Crawford, and Beaver counties amid weather and hatchery constraints.
Harry W. Powers of Trasuelin Street was appointed by the council to fill the city controller post created by the death of C A Pain. The National Bank assistant cashier was chosen on Mayor Kinley's recommendation, with Powers to serve until the next municipal election and receive a 300 dollar yearly salary. Pain died Sunday at age ninety two after a lengthy illness. he had served as controller since 1934. Council members visited Bracken Keating Funeral Home after the special session and attended the funeral services this afternoon.
A new drug named Peritrate developed by Chilcott Laboratories Morris Plains New Jersey aims to prevent angina attacks by relaxing blood vessels. Reports in the Journal of Angiology show 50 to 75 percent of patients had fewer attacks with 18 percent experiencing benefits in a study of 125 patients improving daily activity while on the drug.
The Corry school board hears that enrollment will exceed capacity at several campuses including Tator High and Concert, prompting a plan to convert part of the base into a new classroom. The board expects a decision soon, while statewide tax rules push higher administrator salaries and funding changes are debated.
Quick freezing snow kept state highways and city streets busy as crews spread more cinders than any day this winter. Despite slick conditions driving slowly, no serious accidents were reported and plows worked through the night. Snow totaled four inches with a low of 16 degrees and winds 25 to 30 miles per hour.
The Senate banking committee approved Arnall of Corti as the new price official after discussing inflation beliefs and policy. He must win Senate confirmation before taking office, with a full Senate vote expected soon.
Sen. Aiken says Eisenhower must start fighting for the Republican nomination or risk dropping out as a contender. He notes Taft has strong support, while MacArthur could win if Eisenhower falters, and predicts a March 11 New Hampshire primary test will shape gains for Eisenhower, Taft, and Stassen.
Pittsburgh official W McGowan accuses Thorn Hill Industrial School superintendent Daniel L Rees of an iron curtain that blocks board oversight during a routine 186 000 budget hearing. Allegheny County commissioners delay budget action pending talks with the board Juvenile Court judges Schramins and McNaugher.
Elizabeth N J residents reel after three major air disasters tied to Newark airport with 27 aboard dead and 40 injured. The tally rose as a honeymooning couple’s fate added to the toll and officials weighed future operations and shutdowns amid federal inquiries.
Police and hospital officials denied any suicide attempt over the weekend. Superintendent Edeur Alexander and officers Tay dore Hubley and Harley Drake said no authorities investigated injuries or hospitalization, and rumors suggested the victim was not seriously hurt.
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