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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1951

Page

3

Suit for 50 000 damages begins in Titusville

The damage suit of Martin J Run of Venango county against the city of Titusville opened yesterday at 2 30 p m. The plaintiff seeks 50 000 for burns and injuries from a fall in the city incinerator on September 22 1947. He remained unconscious until February 1948 and recalls hospital blood transfusion talks after admission to Titusville Hospital. The former mayor P Hidenry and other city officials identified the incinerator staff and plant supervisors.

Meadville Jar Martin J. Run Ob Creek Township Venango County Titusville King Hidenry Titusville Hospital Hoenig

Tax-evasion case cuts executive sentence in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on January 10 a hosiery firm executive had his jail term cut from four months to two months and 12 days after witnesses testified he is indispensable to the company's operations. Judge Nelson M. McVicar ruled the secretary treasurer of Fashion Hosiery Stores can contribute to running the firm from Allegheny County jail.

Pittsburgh Nelson M. McVicar Ellis Lichtenstein Lichtenstein Conbitme Allegheny County Stor Sonda Law Frank W. Wade Apache Street Holston Texas Wodhe Mr. Wade

Navy officer speaks to Corry Management Club on industry ties

Capt. M. C. Barnett USN spoke to the Corry Management Club at the LOOF Hall about the Navy and its link to industry. He, a former supervisory inspector of naval material for the Pittsburgh district, explained government procedures in defense projects and answered questions on the Navy's work for national defense. A roast beef dinner preceded a brief business meeting and music by Pant Pucko.

NAVY Corry Management Club M. C. Barnett USN U.S. Navy Barrett Anhopolis Nation Defense Progriam Ty Lake Gelicias Pant Pucko

United States unveils four point plan on Korea crisis

LAKE SUCCESS Jan 10 The United States presents a four point plan to the United Nations urging condemnation of the Peking regime and withdrawal of Chinese intervention in Korea The plan seeks unanimous UN action with nations contributing proportionally to support the chosen course and immediate work to meet existing adversities in Korea The American proposal aims to align UN tactics with a unified response without altering high level strategy in Korea.

Korea China Steatig Apport Cred

Residents Petition 10 Avert Draft of Medic

Cassadaga Valley residents rally to appeal to Selective Service for a 4 deferment for Dr. Frank Shapiro, World War II veteran, to protect regional health. Rev. Willard May and J A France organize signatures at groceries, service stations, and stores ahead of Dr Shapiro registering with Board 92 on Monday.

Sinclairville Cassadaga Valley Frank Shapiro Willard May Sinclairville Baptist Church J. A. France Cassada

Quadruplets Born to Michigan Couple at St Josephs Mercy

A Michigan couple welcomed quadruplets at St Josephs Mercy Hospital in Pontiac. The four babies include two girls and two boys, weighing 4 lb 3 oz, 3 lb 10 oz, 3 lb 9 oz, and 4 lb. Their mother Anne Rosebush, 34, and the father, a 36-year-old stonemason, are reported doing fine. Michigan’s second living set of quadruplets, with the Morlok girls of Lansing being the only other known case.

Michigan Associated Press Pontiac Mich Anne Rosebush St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Lansing

Allies Fight Back Into City Of Wonju

MacArthur said Conmuueu gas cage vac and Red Ro reau corps to three divisions about 30 000 men were in position. Eighth Army reports three North Korean divisions massed around Wonju as heavy battle swirled with depth support. The war report noted large manpower potential enabling simultaneous strikes with ample reserves. John Randolph reported no contact east of Osan as Eight Army forces withdrew and warned of a 20 000 strong offensive push threatening the region.

MacArthur Eighth Army Wonju

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