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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1951
Page
1
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Taft challenges Truman authority to send troops
Senator Taft declares Truman lacks power to deploy American troops to Europe without Congress approval. He argues the president cannot commit forces for European defense and calls for Congress to authorize any such action. Taft insists U S reliance on air and sea power and warns of broader constitutional limits. The debate follows Truman’s pledge to maintain a projected international defense force.
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Congress
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Europe
Senate
Trummind
U.S
Somme
Atlantic
Dwight D. Etenhower
Rhope
United States
Two Slayers To Die On Monday By Associated Press
In Panaylyania, two men Alex Agesion and Clement Siwg, both convicted of multiple murders, were scheduled to die Monday at Rockview Penitentiary after clemency cases were denied. A third condemned Slayer received a last minute reprieve from Gov. James Dutt. The cases stem from a Greensburg street killing on April 11, 1887, with pardons urged by the Sinte Parsians Bowel.
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Demands For Better Pact Stall Rail Labor Accord
Washington March 6. Three union locals demand tougher terms stall the railroad wage and rules pact reached at the White House. They seek a six percent freight rate increase to offset wage offers and other concessions. Officials expect petitions to file with the Interstate Commerce Commission. the three-year moratorium would cap strikes and include a 25 cent hourly wage rise and cost of living allowance tied to the price index.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
D. P. Loomis
Cserlers
Anva
Region Union Orginizations
Aveinen
En~ Kinemen
Gener Chalrmatt
Order of
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Cedar Rapids
Tows
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Nublema! Mediation Board
Jul R. Steelman
Steelman
Wwesk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plans Complete For Twelfth Night Bonfire Event
Plans for Ye Twelfth Night burning of trees at 8 o clock tonight near the Yucant lob east of the Thompson Maple Prodjins plant on Taal Washington street. YMCA director Arti C Burgess says the program begins at 7 PM at City Park with a parade to the burn site. Stanford Hose Co will handle fire protection for about 1 200 participants in a long standing local tradition organized by the YMCA and the Rotary Club.
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Christine
Taal Washington Street
Arti C. Burgess
YMCA
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Hurgess
Stanford Hose Co
Bnlinge
Rotary Club
Elderly Woman Beaten To Death In New York Home
Police identified the victim as Rosa A. Blancks, an elderly resident of a three story brownstone. Robbers smashed in and killed her with a hammer and stone after taking about $10 in rents. no money was found. A son, Rudolph Blancke, lived in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Hutt
Rosa A. Blancks
Reni Lyes
Willevates
Rudolph Blancke
Pittsburgh
Hammer
Stone
State Police Transfers Announced for January 16
State Police announce transfers effective January 16 moving Officer William Timmins from Going substation to Warren detail and Pvt Walter Sinuyski from Lawrence Park to here. Fut Daniel O'Shurak from Warren detail to Lawrence Park substation requested.
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William Timmins
Warren
Walter Sinuyski
Lawrence Park Barracks
Daniel O'Shurak
Lawrence Pane
City Parking Meters Yielded 1950 Revenue Figures
City Treasurer's report shows 1950 parking meter receipts of 11,606 with 5,112 from nickels and 6,455 from pennies. Nickels totaling 102,258 and pennies 645,500 were inserted, plus 390 dimes. Fines added 2,011. Monthly peaks hit $1,000 in March September November.
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Gerry
Trene Mullen
George Mullacrick
M. 5
Cobbett
Andelyee
Corry Memorial Hospital seeks pledges for 60 bed project
The Corry Memorial Hospital expansion faces a March completion target with $49,000 in unpaid pledges still due. Generous gifts from Corry Jackes town Mfg. Co. and Ajax Iron Works push the fund forward, while directors seek timely payments to avoid bank borrowing and complete the 60 bed facility.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bedin
Gay Roger Brow
Building Fund
He Corry-Jackestown Mfg
Te Cam
Hal) Hineitty
Brown
South Center Street
UN Delegates Confer Today on Far East Crisis
United Nations diplomats met behind closed doors at Lake Success to localize the Korea War and keep the UN as a world forum. The U.S. urged a strong condemnation of Chinese aggression. Asian nations led by India favored restraint to avoid widening conflict. Warren R. Austin pressed for a united Western resolve. Beside this, the U.S. Air Force abandoned Bir Suwon Air Base near Seoul as Chinese forces advanced, with buildings torched.
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United Nations
United States
Korea
Red China
Theg
India
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Suwon Air Base
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Bir
Suwon
Seoul
Mayor of Berlin May Be Unseated
Berlin turmoil over who blocks power as the Lord Mayor tries to hold on amid protests and pressure from factions. The outcome hinges on a council vote and political maneuvering with regional and international attention.
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Berlin
Eevueer
Bee Lin
Cokefnl
Desistaner
Riassiyy
Comune
Y. Eultel
Shambaugh Sells Contracting Business to Two Veterans
Thy painting and decorating firm operated by MB Shambaugh for twenty years has been sold to Alton Silver and Gerald Whiteley, both longtime employees. The buyers take over equipment and supplies and plan to rename the business Miller and Whiteley while Shambaugh intends to continue running the paint and wallpaper store on First Avenue.
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Alton Silver
Zorry
Shimbaugh
Gerald Whiteley
East South Street
Shambaugh
Nahie 9
Miller and Whiteley
Shambatet
Navy Plans Expanded Carrier Fleet As Coast Guard Noted
The Navy outlined an expansion plan featuring air carriers and battleships, with a 27000 ton Tarawa to be retired and a three-ship carrier force proposed. A Wisconsin class carrier would be modernized, and the New Jersey era ends as other ships meet service timelines amid Korean War pressure.
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Navy Affleiais
Rules Changes of Legislature Will Be Sought
A garbled Associated Press report from MARWEBURG discusses proposed drastic revision plans for legislative rules. It notes Assembly convening January 15 and mentions Rep FL G. Andrews pushing for amendments, with party leaders aiming to strengthen House power and representation.
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Havelsburg
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Werall
Aero Plant Ups Production 10 Six-Day Week
Article reports Aero Supply Co and Bunry lia Wich discussing a six day work week at the Aero Plant. General manager Bonson notes production raises with longer weeks while outlining workforce impacts and dangers. About 300 workers surveyed, 20 percent involved in complex tasks, with plans to pilot a six day schedule. He cautions on safety and labor cooperation.
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Bunry Lia
Aero Supply Mie. Co
Tu Welty
Fe Bonson
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Mabey Eho
Hk Genera
Frozen ore shipments begin to reach mills in freezing conditions
Experimental tests arrive as shipments move to Chicago Pittsburgh and Youngstown. Weather remains below freezing with ore only lightly frozen to a six inch depth. Great Lakes navigation plans spring reopen as stockpiled ore moves toward mills.
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Unibet Bute Steel Company
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Steel
Great Lakes
Babson Urges Small Stockholders To Follow Three Rules
With protests by groups like Forbes Grow and Independent Investors Inc, Babson urges local bank support for small stockholders. He warns against distant bureaucratic prospectuses and suggests writing the Securities and Exchange Commission for guidance, noting many investors are scattered and vulnerable.
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Forbes Grow
Independent Investors, Inc
New York City
Itham
Aetier
Deer Ho
Franklin Roosevelt
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D.C
Allied Air War Rages as Reds Press on Korea Front
In Tokyo dispatches AP reports Red armies from China and North Korea push a violent advance against UN forces near Seoul. Allied countermeasures slow the attack as heavy fighting clusters along the front. U.S. air forces claim 220 casualties midday with high enemy losses elsewhere. Also notes the death of Rev. F. V. Riddle in Asheville, North Carolina, listing survivors.
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China
North Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Salir Tivenry
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Gaullienst
Korea
Rick Unpikel
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Seoul
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Gunmen
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Wintery
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Wiles
Drozen Hom
Mhiday
Worn
Rede
U.S
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Suwer
Air Force
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