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05 Jan 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
Jan 05, 1951
Page
1
Showdown on Foreign Policy Urged in Senate
Senate debate heats over U S foreign policy with Senator Douglas calling for a showdown and leaders debating three courses to back a Western defense pact. The discussion touches troop use in Europe and Korea and congressional control of troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Douglas
D-Ill
Pnli
Frop
Spuuiloli
Pat of
Obualenian
Reynibllenn Jolley Euidmiller
Dauplivstadt
Abel
Matt eHtort
Doulas
Willig
Repuilicans
Ameria
Congress
Europe
Brewster UR
China
Riwciaorn
Westen
Beautoy Bridney
Cold Weather Halts Flood Threat Across Ten District Towns
North Erie area, temperature around 12 degrees, slows threat of flood from French Creek. Corry escapes major impact while Route 19 traffic near Meadville shifts as Cooneaut marsh overflows briefly. Allegheny River towns brace with Tionesta dam closed and War Voi river level held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Corry
Cambride Springs
Route 19
Meadville
Cooneaut Marsh
Lend-Lease Talks Resume For Soviet Account Review
Washington reports the United States agrees to restart negotiations on January 15 over the 11 billion Soviet lend lease account from World War II. Previous talks ended over two years ago. Russia has rebuilt its fleet but the ship totals cited reflect a partial move in Allied wartime aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asywomen
Washington
Umaus
United State
State Department
Russia
U. 8
Congress weighs tax raises amid war costs and spending cuts
Washington officials say individual tax rates may be delayed until July as Congress debates higher levies to fund defense and security costs. House Ways and Means Chairman Coughlan and Senate Finance leaders signal possible increases after new revenue measures, with impact potentially after the new law passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Coughlan
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means
Coughton
Truman
Capitol Hill
Doughton
George
D-Gy
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
French Cadet Flies Plane to Death in Texas
A French cadet at Randolph Air Base stole a T-6 trainer and crashed near Chickal, Texas, after signaling he would spend his last hours in the air. Capt. Alan Jourdan reported the cadet’s apology to the American Air Force for destroying the plane as other trainers pursued him. The deceased was identified as Jean M. Le Mutolirard of Tangier Morocco, declared a trainee with failing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paldwell
Tex
Henner
Air Force
Gaa
Chickel
Texas
Alan Jourdan
Randolph Air Base
San Antonio
Jourdan
Hani official dies in Brooklyn after heart attack
Arthun Weymann head of the legal department at the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn dies at his Brooklyn residence from a heart attack yesterday. He had served the bank since 1992 and held the Bt Quettoak Wyalsing, Pa post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hani
New York
Arthun
Weymann, Bt
Quettoak
Wyalsing, Pa
Brooklyn
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn
Aine
Food Prices Rise Again Amid Wartime Controls Debate
Retail food prices climbed in December with a 4.2 percent rise from November 28 to December 15 and a 32 percent jump from the previous month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cited broad increases across eight cities and noted the seasonally high levels near wartime parity targets, while Congress and President Truman debated price controls on farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress
Albaons
Boston
Chicago
Columbus
New York
Richmond
San Francisco
Mr. Truman
Local youth charged in East Main Street burglary
A 16 year old student at a Erie county high school admitted breaking into the home of My and Mrs Arthur O Day at 999 East Main Street. He took 46 dollars from a dresser drawer and had 4 dollars on his person plus 30 dollars hidden at home. He was released to his parents as juvenile court proceedings loom. The incident was reported around 10 20 p m the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Youu
Arthur O'Day
East Main Street
Erie County
Sbuden
O'Day
P.O. Plans Star Route to Replace Trains
Postal officials propose a statewide Star Route to replace passenger trains. Route would serve towns including Ludlay, Shettielt, Sghrook, Tenn svonsluts, Warren, Trvine, Youngs ville, Pitfield, Corry, MigWi, and Union City with a 120 cubic foot van capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
STAR
Binporium
Tesiekurs Wilevested
H. Caprylay
Hee
Ludlay
Shettielt
Sghrook
Tennsvonsluts
Warren
Trvine
Youngsvill
Pitfield
Omvand
Spring Greets
Corry
Borywallyiacd Station
MigWi
Tnion City
Wawerted
Union City Boy's Body Recovered From Drain Culvert
Clyde Daley, 12, of Union City, fell into a ground drain culvert behind the Daley home near the Pennsylvania Railroad depot while playing. Firemen and a bulldozer worked to uncover him as rescuers entered the culvert from multiple points. Deputy Coroner Hy Muskie ruled death accidental by drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Chester Dabey
Glyde Daley
Tara Williamas
Crete
Rene
Vaullet
Western Pennsylvania Communist Leaders Denied Trial Postponement
Three Communist leaders Henry X. O'Brien Steven Nelson Andrew Onela and James Dulson faced a court ruling denying their bid to postpone trial in western Pennsylvania The judge also rejected two petitions from their defense team McTernan and Schiesinger to require a bill of particulars and to halt pre trial investigations The case proceeds with the district attorney to file the needed charges and specifics for trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PO Ipoumuny
Pennsylvania
Henry X. O'Brien
Steven Nelson
Western
Pennsylva
Hla
Andrew Onela
Cornus
James Dulson
Daily Worker
Shethilers
John T. McTernan
Hymen J Schiesinger
Nine Killed on Area Highways Through The 50s
A 1950s regional toll on highways records nine deaths across area roads. The piece cites multiple crashes, exhausted by police and medical responders. It notes recoveries, investigations, and repeated calls for better safety measures along the routes.
Week of Prayer Services Schedule Published
The weekly prayer services begin Sunday evening at 7 45 at local churches with the theme Great Christian Words. Rev H Myrtle leads Monday at Evangelical United Brethren Church followed by Rev Gaskell Tuesday at the Church of the Nazarene. Wednesday features Faith al Ww Baptist Church with Rev Whiteman and Thursday Peque at the Protestant Church. Friday hosts Love at the Proshysorlay Church and Sunday closes with Hone at the Methodist Church led by Rev Paul Bayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaumaul
Teaver Bex
Annie
Corey
Myrtle Man
Munday
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gaskell
Mery
Church of the Nazarene
James SM. MeTatosl
Baptist Churey
Whiteman
Eutherun
Harm
Love
Proshysorlay
Chuweh
Rey
Paul_ Bayer
Ak Tie Methatist
Photographer Held Prisoner Said by Associated Press
AP photographer Noel was identified by a radio report as a prisoner in Tokyo. The AP confirmed he is a correspondent with the rank of captain in the First Marine Division and was captured near Changjin area while with Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ohio
Congress
Taft
North Atlantic
Associated Prem
Tokyo
Radio
Al 9
Marina
Noel
Marines
Judge's Appeal Heard In Court
A judge's appeal is heard in court amid a panel including several associate justices. The proceedings focus on the legality and handling of a prior ruling, with mentions of the Supreme Court and various court officials.
Frve Retained by Game Commission at Harriburro meeting
The Game Commission re elected Ross Be Leifer of Pinabuyen as president for a consecutive term and Robert Lamberton of Fruklin as vice president. They outlined plans for the 1951 hunting seasons and opening dates including bear and small game, with weather and food conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
toy _noomesance
Acae Harmisburo
Thomas
Camp HN
Commis
Sion
Yeaterday
Sisu
Ross Be Leifer
Pinabuyen
Hid
Xghu
Robert Lamberton
Fruklin
Seven Armies Close on Chunchon City
Chinese Red forces pressed south toward Wonju and Wonju area as Allied lines fought to hold the approach to Seoul. U.S. Ninth Army commander Ridgway returned to headquarters while allied air and naval forces bombarded Inchon and Seoul and evacuated Taebon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HysAesnchaludd
Tokyo
Wanju
Seoul
Apuons MacAnnar
Wold
Korea
Sfellfael
Setreal
Airtield
al Simpe i
Taehon
Donies
Sem
Sony Mandinnsin
Faye
Wonju
Dria Blaver m
Matthew B Rideway
Eighth Army
Vinilinie
Inchon
Kino
Ifmun
Jeb
Don Huth
Ridgway
Asia
Amerika
Isin
Red Armies
Pati Ag
Deming
Fachestey
Gommill
Isis
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