11 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
1
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A listing in Tassel Street notes sale items including a farm property at 130 Fifth Street valued around 15,500 dollars. The notice mentions milk cows, calves, tubers, tractors, wagons, mowers, a DeLaval machine, pipes, planters, and other farm gear. It lists an operator sale date and a secretary’s office for bids and details at Tinton.
Major labor leaders urged a long term flexible wage price policy. The Wage Stabilization Board postponed a 30 day price and pay freeze while stressing a decade long approach. AFL CIO and railway unions backed a broader framework with wage controls, taxes, and continued bargaining as the board weighs next steps. The United Labor Policy Committee argued for stability through a sustained program rather than short term action.
A former Spartansburg resident, about 73, shot himself in the chest with a .22 caliber rifle at 12:30 near Meadville. Dr. Daniel Maloney ruled death by self act. He had health issues and left a wife, a daughter, and several grandchildren. Funeral services anticipated at Sparsntown, with interment at Fias Hill Cemetery.
The 28th Division from Pennsylvania will undergo its first full war strength review on May 27 at 2 16 pm at Atterbury Indiana. Major General Danes Stridk jar commands the division with reviewing officers including Lieutenant General Stephen J. Chamberlin of the Fifth Army. Former division commanders and high ranking military officials are invited along with families and friends of the troops.
Three local residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Rodgers of 620 West Church and Mrs Ames Clusk of 62 Brooke Street appeared before Alderman M S Cobbett on assault and battery charges. They were released on $300 bail. Mrs Clareist faced similar charges from her husband and stepson, with Mrs Clark represented by Walter Scott. Witnesses included June Davis Harald Duell and Larry Davis. Medical testimony suggested injuries in the family dispute.
The National Bank of Union City board declared a dividend of 60 cents per share with 40 cents regular and 20 cents as a bonus. Newly elected directors George H Ledger Charles Z Mullen Norris W Chapin LaRue D Ottaway Theodore Treat Earl Baldwin William M Crandall Charles J Bengel also named. Officers elected include George H Ledger president Robert M Gay executive vice president Marion J Grieshaw cashier Marjorie Forbes assistant cashier Genevieve A Ghiireh assistant cashier. Automobiles killed two in Pittsburgh as a 5 year old boy and a 79 year old man were struck. Dura Dochaurich age 79 of Pea Township reported. Victims near Allegheny River boulevard by Sauvne pumping Station.
Senator Knowland urged a six to one ratio for arming Western Europe against Communist aggression. The United States would supply 10 divisions, with other North Atlantic nations providing 60 percent, while Europeans furnish the bulk of ground forces. He warned against Europe falling to communism and called for unity among free nations.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrived in Copenhagen after talks with Dutch leaders on Holland's role in the Atlantic Alliance He urged free nations to unite for peace and cited the alliance as a path to secure living standards He plans to proceed to Oslo if weather permits Two American destroyers arrived in Copenhagen to escort him Posters urged Eisenhower to return home Denmark police removed the posters No arrests reported Also reports of a limestone mine strike near Barberton Pennsylvania affecting Pittburgh Plate Glass plant operations
Senate preparedness panel pressed for details on proposals to draft 18 year olds and establish universal military training. Anna Rosenberg and Secretary Marshall touted a permanent system while urging 27 months of service for draftees and possible 18 year old eligibility, with Truman backing the policy though debate focused on age and term limits.
Registration for a nine week first aid course at the Junior High School closed last night. A class of 75 attended with Yol Hanna noting the large response and possible second class later. The course will be split into one hour of lecture and one hour of practical demonstration each night led by Harold Wally and assisted by Clark Dolti stom and others.
Columbus Ohio January 11 George E Doty of St Clairsville will be executed February 6 for the slaying of 18 year old Alma Montuz last June 17 The Ohio State Supreme Court yesterday refused to hear Doty s appeal from his time decree sentence Doty claimed he was not examined by doctors who were mental specialists and that his mentality was too low to premeditate murder as charged
A 12 year master plan to develop and improve Pennsylvania's highway network was unveiled by the state highway planning commission. It calls for spending about 1.5 billion dollars to expand roads and bridges to standards by 1962, with emphasis on widening highways and reducing congestion rather than building new routes. The plan includes funding shifts to balance state and local needs and envisions limited reconstruction to avoid steep tax increases.
Corry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary reports receipts of 3 755 during 1980 with disbursements around 3 000. Major income came from dues 505 Christmas dance 1951 and shows 833. Balance on hand 2 891 0 with net payments to Cox Memorial Hospital building and other expenses listed.
Reported delays in approving a proposed Korean ceasefire plan stall U N efforts. Delegates voice mixed signals as the United States and allied governments press for a speedy agreement while Nepal Nehru and other leaders weigh last minute terms.
A car driven by Rico Riehaus, 49, of Columbus Park was traveling Route 6 west of Wiar when it left the road on a curve near the Wilteway drive in Starbrick. The vehicle struck a fence and toppled into a large pipe, causing $600 damage to the car and $100 to the fence. Passengers Wilbur Christensen, Jor Savko, Tyis Mes singer and Doris Christen AN were uninjured except Mise Cibitensery who suffered facial lacerations and a belt injury. Officers investigated and released the driver on bail.
Deputy Coroner H L Musser announced no inquest will be held into the auto fatality that claimed Leroy Glover, 46, of Centerville R D 2, after investigating the scene at Routes 6. Witnesses included occupants of the truck and car. statements were taken from Geroy Glover Jr., 24, and Joseph Boyer, 26, with Boyer blaming slick road conditions for the crash.
In Sittsburgh on January 11 a car struck 33 year old Mrs. James Tamsworth as she crossed Sam Mill Run Boulevard. The incident occurred near her yard. the driver remained at the scene. Her husband, who was nearby, mourns as investigators review the accident details.
Briefing notes indicate Britain proposes United Nations mediated talks with Red China to ease Cold War strains. Details remain sparse with emphasis on avoiding military action while pursuing a new UN backed framework.
A trucker was trapped in wreckage after a collision on Route east of Whilone City. Police and emergency crews extricated the driver, with extensive tractor trailer damage estimated at $1,900 before transport to Titchville Hospital for treatment.
Margiotti contends District Attorney William Rahalized blocked his request. He accuses Assistant District Attorney Marjorie Halsor Matson of leftist associations and loyalty concerns. Matson denies the charges and cites duty and public service in responding. She sought leave of absence amid the dispute.
Associated Press dispatch from Tokyo reports a seesaw battle along the central Korean front near Wonju with heavy American, French, and Allied air and ground forces engaging Red troops. Reports describe bombardment, shortages of supplies, and rising tension as U S and Chinese forces push to restrain North Korean and Chinese offensives amid ongoing fighting in western Korea.
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at Ajax Foundry shortly after 8 o clock when an overheated oven caught fire. Water was poured on the flames and wiring and live wires were damaged. Officials said a full check of the oven had not yet been completed and damage estimates were not available.
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