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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1951

Page

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Nations Split Over New Appeal to China in UN Session

A US push for UN condemnation of Communist China over Korea faces divided support from 12 Arab Asian nations and Western allies. Indonesia urges a cease-fire approach while others back a strong stance, leaving the US likely to secure limited backing and a tentative vote.

Pees Lake United Nations United States Chimay Korea Consondine Poling Race Acts Paul Auswalia Britain Belatum Tadia U. S Riseland Cunemunist China America Bichiva Peiping Yessiee Avii-Amab U.S

22,000 Detroit Workers Idle

Detroit dispatch reports a major strike wave idling 22,000 workers. Chrysler laid off 15,800 after a 600-worker strike, while Packard and allied suppliers sent home about 4,000. Moldings supply dropped due to a strike at the L A Spring and Wire Co, affecting Packard and other car body components.

Detroit Chrysler Sipphy Firm Packard L. A Cory

Seek Bonus Pay For Korean Vets By Associated Press

The Defense Department asked Congress to pay a new bonus of 450 dollars monthly to enlisted personnel and 850 to officers who fought in Korea. The plan would apply retroactively to the start of American combat in Korea and extend to troops in direct combat and support roles.

Associated Press Washington Imal Cox Ly Korea Department Teanh xix Toys Tae Wi Korea

Court action threatened as Fine cabinet fight heats up

Harrisburg dispatch reports Senate Democrats threaten court action over Gov. John S. Fine cabinet picks. They demand confirmation of attorney general Charles J. Margiotti and oppose named acting department heads. Haluska portrays plan as a broader Democratic strategy to oust Margiotti, with four named cabinet members to face scrutiny before eventual approval.

Associated Press Harrisburg Senate Aday John S. Fine June Hatuska Fine Haluska Charles J. Martint Pittsburgh Margiotti Holuska Cama Aktorney Halska Cambria County Democrat Gene D. Smith Mucungle Tome Monwealth Otto F. Messner Lancaster Revenue Artemus C. Leslie State Insurance Commissigner Andrew Sordoni Wilkes-Barre

Young Boy Soldier Faces Frostbite After Korean War Service

A 14 year old runaway from West Virginia joined the Army last June and served with the 7th Infantry Regiment, Eighth Army, in Korea. He is at Berrey Jones Hospital with frostbite injuries, losing toes and fingers from a fox hole accident. Doctors expect recovery, though his left toe remains a concern. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Byrd of Youngstown.

Aasseum Reveres Batile Creek Mich Jun West Virginia Army Bercy Jones Hospital James D. Byrd Cecil R. Byrd Youngstown James Columbus Bie fehUing Korea 7Th Infantry Regiment Eighth Army Slj

Wreck Derails Pennsy Freight Near Ridgway

Eighteen cars of a westbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailed between St. Marys and Ridgway. No injuries to trainmen. the cause is not yet known. Detours and rerouted passenger trains affected service to Corry and Emporium with bus transfers and makeup of No. 971 planned at Ridgway. Repairs to restore normal service expected tonight as crews clear debris and rebuild track.

Pennsylvania Railroad St. Marys Ridgway-at- 20 Pennsy O Meigls Erie Corry Ridgeway Emporium Rideway Olean Warren Pennsy E. B. Adams Norther Buffalo

Police Probe House Burglary On West South Street

City officers investigate a burglary at 1011 West South Street reported by owner Beroy Brady who says $30 in bills nine packs of cigarettes and clothing were taken. A broken window pane allowed entry. suitcases were emptied and drawers rummaged. Brady later claimed a billfold with cash was taken along with trousers and a pale overcoat.

West South Street Beroy Brady Brady Root City Polive Besa

Motorist Rams Police Car in Corry Faces Three Charges

Willard Williams of Corry faces driving without a license driving too fast for conditions and driving a motor vehicle without the owner s consent after ramming a city police cruiser at Center and Smith streets about 12 20 a m today. Officers found Williams behind the wheel and he admitted no license and taking the auto with owner Mabel Bailey s consent. Police car damage noted. the second auto involved was night. GAS HEARING notices natural gas supply hearing scheduled for March 6 in Washington with Mercer County firm opposing and Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. counsel seek continued hearing from January 25.

Willard Williams Corry R. D Center Street Center and Smith Streets Williams Polis Mabel,Bailey Washington Jen Mercer Gas, Light and Fuel Co Tennessee Gas Transmission Co Federal Power Commissioty Orie

Freeze To Not Nullify Coal Pact

Washington officials reported a wage pact for coal miners. John L. Lewis led a 10 per cent pay rise to about 400,000 miners, with soft coal miners receiving $14.75 for eight hours. Industry predicts price hikes of five to six percent. government plans wage-price controls to be imposed soon.

Associated Prova Washington Wilder John L. Lewis She Nalton Lewis Cosndustry Fils Michael V. Di8ale Ininisry Harry M. Moses Bituminous Coal Operators Association Joseph E. Moody Southern Goal Pro- Acers Association Truman Traum Defense Mobilization Charles B. Wilson Wilson Lewis At & Mews Indians. Prodiwers Terre Haute Jones Pennsylvania

Mine Explosion Kills Eleven At Burning Springs

W. Ve Kermit Jan 19 A deadly blast at the Burning Springs mine killed eleven men and injured two. State Mines Chief Arch Alexander blamed a recently noted gaseous condition, despite inspectors reporting the mine in good condition earlier in the month. The tragedy struck three families including Tom Moore and son Tom Jr plus Charley Sparks and his son Proctor and the Baldwin brothers Conrad and Delbert along with their brother-in-law Waltee Johnson.

Arch Alexander Tom Moore Tom, Jr Ailioné Ihe Charley Sparks Proctor Baltwin Conrad Delbert Waltée Johinson

Woman leaps in front of train near Jamestown rail yard

The wife of G Raymond W Anderson leapt onto the track as a train approached, dying instantly. Eyewitnesses described the sudden act and the engine crew reported the body was crushed beyond recognition. Authorities conducted a preliminary inquiry and passenger reports noted the incident near Jamestown.

G. Raymond W. Ane Aéeson Jamestown Juiny Ben Utman Bowers Anderson Sya Nowy Corry Invest Gariin

PRR Announces New Train Times and Schedule Changes

The Pennsylvania Railroad outlines revised schedules for Nos 970 and 971 and Nos 580 through 581, slowing slightly to handle additional mail. Eastbound No 581 to Brie departs 847 a.m. and eastbound No 581 leaves at 4 p.m. reductions are noted, with post office routes under reevaluation as contractor bids loom.

Pennsylvania Railroad Cannien of MW Brie Gell P Jedin Buovtafly Lonurte Kane Ah Erie Betheally

Movie Actor Jack Ault Dies in West Los Angeles

BOLLYWOOD Jan 19 Death has claimed actor Jack Ault at Veterans Hospital in West Los Angeles. He died of coronary thrombosis after three heart attacks and a long career in westerns. Ault, a familiar familiar face in Hollywood for two decades, bridged silent and talking pictures and was widely regarded for his screen presence.

Bollywoul Jack Ault Veterans’ Hospital West Los Anggeles Blake Shorty Holt Theiramar Santa Monica MarvinaMuck Tim Vider Holt Hollywood

General O'Donnell Opinions Stir Capital News

General O'Donnell sparked a Washington stir with blunt calls for strong action against China and the Communists. He argued the atomic bomb may be the ultimate weapon and urged decisive measures, while defense officials weighed conventional options and UN alignment amid global war rhetoric.

United Nations O'Donnell Washington White House Hoyt S. Vandenberg Sil Almeett United States Joseph Short Truman Air Force Vandenberg Chiaowna Manchuria Carenl Evelu Tel

Corry Singer to Take Part in State Chorus

Corry High School senior William Chisleuse, longtime A Cappella chorus member, was chosen as Corry’s sole representative to the all-state chorus. The district chorus selection occurred at Albion this week, with the all-state choir directed by John Raymond of Lafayette College.

William Chisleuse Corry Loeni Ellwood City Corry High School Albion Warker John Raymond Lafayette Colrese Charns

Valentine Quits As ESA Chief In New Political Move

The article details Valentine resigning from the ESA leadership amid a wave of political maneuvering. It notes potential succession plans, mentions reactions from allies and opponents, and references upcoming actions expected to shape policy direction and institutional control at the agency.

Erie to add sixteen new diesel locomotives

The Erie Railroad unveils 16 E-8 type diesel units built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division for the New York to Chicago service. Each 280 horsepower unit replaces two 1500 horsepower locomotives, improving efficiency and color scheme to yellow winged insignia and dark green with gray side panels.

New York-to Freiett Oguwe Seleme Davie Erie Horne-tone

Elgin Man's Car Stolen and Wrecked

Harry Fitch of Elgin reported his 1847 Chevrolet sedan stolen from near his home between midnight and 1 a.m. The light green car, with keys in ignition, was later found wrecked near Lowise. Police continue to investigate the theft and collision.

Bitman Harry Fitch Toler Siwut Lowise Fitch

ENEMY ROUTED IN FIERCE FIGHT NEAR YONGWOL

United Nations forces reported re occupation of Wonju with light opposition as Allied units pressed near Yongwol in a broader front across central Korea. Reports describe heavy enemy effort to close gaps while UN and South Korean troops reinforced positions and prepared for potential expansion of the offensive.

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