15 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1951
Page
1
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Allied forces launch fast offensive on the western front recapturing Osan Sumyangjung and Chon within hours. U S Army Chief of Staff says troop reinforcements will arrive in two to three months and confirms continued stay and fight in Korea.
UN diplomats at Lake Success await Peiping's response to a new UN peace proposal for Korea and Far East issues. The plan calls for a ceasefire plus a political talks conference on Formosa and Korea, backed by India and Britain with US support to preserve a united anti Communist front.
A year end review shows 485 births in Corry Hospital area with 404 male and 181 female infants. Deaths totaled 153, with 80 males and 73 females, 135 of which occurred in Corry. causes span heart disease, stroke, cancer, pneumonia, and pregnancy accidents. Data covers Corry Elgin Concord Wayne townships. some births outside the district.
Washington reports resumption of lend-lease negotiations with the Soviet Union as officials push for a final settlement of Russia’s 11billion lend-lease account. Talks at the State Department to finalize terms follow limited progress, with Russia having returned 28 ships and one ice breaker.
Ilse Koch, dubbed the Red Witch of Buchenwald, was sentenced today to life imprisonment for causing the deaths of concentration camp prisoners. The widow of the camp's Nazi commander broke down in her cell as the verdict was read. a prior American war crimes sentence had been commuted to four years.
President Truman indicated in his budget message that atomic weapons may move toward mass production. The fiscal plan for 1951 calls for substantial increases to enlarge production capacity for atomic materials and weapons, with $1.277 billion requested for the commission next year and new contracting authority of $270 million.
A National Airlines jet crash near Philadelphia International Airport claims seven lives among the 19 aboard. Stewardess Mary Frances Housley, 24, dies heroically after guiding passengers to safety and urging calm as the craft overruns the runway in a winter storm. Pilot Howell Barwick and co pilot Edward Zatarian survive. authorities probe the accident.
Harrisburg readies for Governor Elect John Fine to take the oath tomorrow at noon as Pennsylvania’s 35th chief executive. An outdoor stand for 2,000 stood on Capitol plaza, with plans to move indoors to the Education Building if rain continues. Weather forecast calls for cloudiness and colder temperatures.
Officials announced the elevation of Father Augustine Centario to minister provincial of the Immaculate Conception Province. He will oversee all schools and churches within the province and its seminaries as part of the new leadership.
The Associated Press reports Senator Bridges and colleagues push for a wartime aid strategy and a break in relations with Russia. They urge rapid production of military devices, support for Formosa, and a second front in China while urging Congress to authorize troop deployment and government action, highlighting unity across parties and ongoing debate on foreign policy.
Local report lists several injuries from weekend accidents and falls. Names include Janet Smilly, 17, of Horey LD, undergoing surgery for thumb and wrist injuries. and Miss Senithy Wass with facial injuries. Other patients cited: Virginia Phere, 41, Alvin Thorpe’s family, and Will Brandis.
Pittsburgh January 15 Prudential Insurance agents returned to work after a week long strike. About 600 agents nationwide walked out as 32 Pittsburgh agents were suspended for failure to make reports. The federation president said wage talks would resume, following a meeting with officials.
Washington authorities announce a construction moratorium affecting commercial buildings, banks, hotels, barber shops, beauty parlors, and other active sites. The ban targets new projects and expands to related facilities, with enforcement by local and federal agencies pending formal rules.
President Truman directs that youths volunteering for military service register through local draft boards. Volunteers must fill boards with applications, and if unable to reach their local board, may register in the area where they are at the time of selection. The act ties volunteer status to selective service numbers and requires registration for inclusion.
Severe winter weather snarled travel across the area with slick highways and drifting snow. Temperatures dropped, visibility fell, and drivers faced hazardous conditions as accidents and spinouts challenged commuters yesterday.
A fire at a residence on Hare Creek Road damaged the basement and woodwork, cause under investigation. Firemen arrived at 7:30 a.m. from No. 1 Station, using a booster line to control the blaze quickly. The home belonged to Mrs. F Lowe Edwards, located a mile north of the city.
President Truman sent Congress a 7.594 billion budget for the coming year and urged a 10.456 billion tax increase to fund national security, military and civil programs. He outlined allocations for military services, energy, defense and foreign aid while noting Congress must approve tax increases and requested retroactive measures.
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