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Incomplete text fragment references local names and a place but lacks clear event dates actions or outcomes. The readable elements mention Keele and Wil but no coherent report details appear.
24 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1951
Page
1
Incomplete text fragment references local names and a place but lacks clear event dates actions or outcomes. The readable elements mention Keele and Wil but no coherent report details appear.
The document details a civil land dispute in a county court involving multiple plaintiffs led by Doroth y Veira and Leon Motlane. It references a 34 acre tract along St Delores and surrounding bounds, with proceedings to compel payment or action, default judgments, and potential sale of the property to satisfy claims.
Washington eyeing an early decision on wage ceilings amid talk of a 10 percent rise. Charles E. Wilson hints at modified wage limits while a Labor Board dispute simmers, as mobilization calls for expanded production and anti inflation measures.
The United States moves toward building the world’s first atom powered aircraft engine with General Electric permission for nuclear plant work. Plans were disclosed after a Canberra jet bomber’s record Atlantic flight and a fast Pacific reconnaissance flight to Honolulu.
The Red Cross drive launches Tuesday as volunteers prepare a week long effort. A central dinner will be held at the hotel, and residents are urged to have donations ready. Strong quotas are set for city residents to support the charity and sustain its work through the coming year.
Washington Feb 24 A award for outstanding achievement in public relations was given to Firestone and Rubber Company by the American Public Relations Association at its annual meeting. W D Hines accepted for Firestone. The judges praised Firestone’s efforts to improve relations between public employees and the manufacturer.
Corry Elgin Columbus Spring Creek and Concord and Wayne townships directors will discuss a jointure plan to build a new Junior-Senior High School serving six districts. Raymond W. Robinsky will explain the cost sharing and implications for each district at a Monday 6:30 p.m. session at Columbus Community Church.
Four representatives of Atlantic Refining Co hold a 30 day option on the old Corry Memorial Hospital site at North Genger and West Smith. They met city officials to review the zoning ordinance interpretation limiting gasoline stations. The company plans a service station if allowed and may appeal to court or seek a council rewrite, though public backing is uncertain.
Harrisburg reports say Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti plans to resign with a formal announcement expected. Governor Fine faces uncertainty over accepting the move as Margiotti has already moved personal effects. Margiotti, a Democrat appointed to the cabinet by Republican Governor James H. Duary, encountered Senate opposition to his interim appointment. A separate item notes the Senate committee urging the drafting of 18 year olds to offset Communist manpower in Soviet Russia.
Roger W. Babson in Washington reports on Iran oil selling worldwide as nations weigh atomic warfare risks. He argues the United Nations could delay a global conflict by focusing its large workforce on constructive work rather than fruitless debates.
In Pittsburgh on March 24 193? a fired school teacher Albert seeks reinstatement citing alleged Communist affiliations. Her attorney Hymer Schlesinger asks Judge Ellenbogen to disqualify, calling him biased. Judge Ellenbogen declines and criticizes a school board appeasing Communist party members.
Gen Bryant Moore commander of the Ninth Corps died on the Korean front after his helicopter crashed into the Han River north of Yojui Gen He collapsed in the van of Brig J C Myers 24th Division Artillery commander The cause of death was not immediately determined and a crash injury or heart attack is suspected. Both the general and the pilot were assisted ashore by a U S Engineer unit and Moore was taken to Myers van before collapsing.
New York Governor Dewey urges Congress to authorize sending U S troops abroad. He argues for executive power in foreign policy and cites presidential prerogatives and constitutional questions while urging Senate committees to approve a flexible cautionary stance on overseas military action.
A derailment on the Buffalo Pittsburgh division near Oil City halted freight and some empty cars after a mixed consist of freight and cans fell from the main line. One car buckled but no injuries or cargo loss were reported. The wreck was cleared by 4 35 a m, with cause yet undetermined.
The Journal publishes an appeal for funds as a family faces illness and a threatened child’s cancer. Rev. Writinng Brick leads Fine Bast Branwly church outreach with neighbors urged to contribute by mail or in person.
Pittsburgh February 4 Senate figure McCannis calls for Secretary of State Acheson to resign. He labeled the current administration as pro Russia and attacked the Washington establishment at the 17th annual Constructors Association dinner event in Western Pennsylvania. He also critiqued national policy amid a conference preceding the dinner.
Officials of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing told union officials and employees today that employees involved in a continuing mailer will be fired.
A crash near Franklin results in one death and multiple injuries. The report lists victims including residents and bystanders, noting vehicle involvement and roadway conditions in the vicinity of Franklin.
A libel suit seeks $500000 against Realst Publishing Plant Harris and associates in Pittsburgh. The case centers on a Harris article allegedly harming City Council President Thay 1B, with claims spanning Allegheny County and related political corruption concerns.
February proclamation by Stannus drive head Fred Binley urges Cony citizens to donate to the Red Cross annual drive amid rising distress. He notes undeclared war in Korea and international tension increasing demand on Red Cross services and budgets.
American units pushed toward Haengsong and Chipyans in central Korea, with heavy artillery and tank action reported. U N forces describe Chinese resistance stiffening along a northern Hoeresnhg corridor as the front line shifts amid mounting casualties and disrupted supply lines.
A GPS official stated price stabilization plans may raise some automobile prices while others fall. The new order could affect car costs before the March 1 expiration of the December order, with final details awaited.
Air Force headquarters reports sighting today of survivors including Urren Alii Jost Nerwesian and Tinrenkiiin in the vicinity southwest of Iwo Jima. The wreckage was observed from a plane ramping and tremors were noted in the area about 245 miles from the target.
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