26 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1951
Page
1
A fragmentary note references a rubber raise at a location described as WTUVA Tractor Blade Ave with unclear details. Names, dates, or exact actions are not readable, leaving only scattered words suggesting a price or raise related event. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
An auction lists farm gear including a Laval mixer, a cane hammer, a heater, bushels of mat, a silo with sound and milder components, and a 150 unit sale item. The sale appears to cover multiple agricultural items priced around Bt25. Local buyers are invited to participate and inspect the goods prior to bidding.
Fragmentary text refers to a local item or notice with unclear details. Reading appears fragmentary and lacks identifiable names, dates, or places to form a precise summary.
A fragmented note indicates four individuals added to their leadership team as of December 25, marking a pivotal shift at Het Utnat. The communication hints at strategic recalibration and new roles within the organization.
Allied armored columns with strong air support seized Suwon and Kumyangjang near Seoul, as naval guns and planes pounded Inchon area. Reports say Suwon was largely deserted with pockets of Chinese resistance, while forces advanced toward the capital amid heavy shelling and airstrikes.
CARE will distribute about 35 million dollars worth of American surplus food as supplemental rations to Yugoslavs over six months. Paul French of CARE announced the plan, separate from existing 70 million dollars in food relief for troops and civilians, aiding about two million people.
Pittsburgh January 26 James Knudsen head of the Defense Transport Administration outlines a broad program for U S railroads to operate on a high efficiency footing for the national emergency The plan calls for a transportation code immediate car ownership reappraisal tighter car supervision faster repairs prompt loading and unloading better balancing of traffic cooperation among railroads and swift car placements to meet urgent needs Boosting steel output to 120 million tons will stress railroads further and Knudsen says rail lines can be asked to do more within a stronger railroad system
Tyan Miller of Corry was elected vice president of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers at a Harrisburg session. Miller is among the region's top growers, harvesting over 100000 bushels yearly. Hugh C. McPherson of Bridgeton was chosen to a sixth term as president. Perry Knorr of Catawiss was reelected vice president. Roy J. Wotring of Schneckville named third vice president. Other officers re-elected included B.S. Wentrick of Allentown as general manager and treasurer, and C. W. York of Allentown as secretary and educational director.
Government awards totaling 6.9 million dollars in eight counties include Aero Supply Manufacturing Company and others for bolts, valves, engine mounts, surgical appliances, and industrial parts. Notable large awards go to Talon, Inc. of Meadville for slide fasteners and to Quaker State Oil Ref for fabricating oil. Crawford Warren Venango counties show combined contracts of about 5 million dollars.
The Corry Diner on South Center Street changed hands from Glenn Betts, operator since 1948, to Michael Cooklis. The sale includes all fixtures and equipment and was finalized this morning through Cobbett Real Estate Agency. Cooklis previously ran Texas Lunch on West Main Street and headed Marty’s Fireside kitchen on Route 6.
Washington officials expressed hope that President Truman’s forthcoming policy statement on Red China would reassure nations about American aims in the Far East. The plan seeks to avoid hasty punitive action while urging United Nations steps, with Britain and others watching closely for a measured, firm approach that preserves broader global stability.
County funds totaling five thousand dollars are allocated to two Corry groups, Corry Memorial Hospital Association and Mead Park Association. Four thousand goes to the hospital and one thousand to Third Ward community park. Mead Park gifts reach three thousand eight hundred since funding began, with last year including two thousand for the hospital and an extra thousand not granted for 1949.
A pair of trucks crashed near the city on the Corry Spartanshoro road at 6:50 PM yesterday. Drivers Joseph Hartman and Stimelink Stimelink were identified. Hartman’s 1646 Dodge struck Dingfelder’s 1948 Dodge after a cinder blockpile incident. Victim John W. Vetter was uninjured. damages were $178 to Hartman’s truck and $2510 to Dingfelder’s. Police will decide citations.
Charles Noel Crosby aged 75, former representative of Pennsylvania’s 29th district, died early today in Frederick from heart disease. Elected in 1933 while running a Meadville lumber and construction business, he served until 1930. He later owned a 25 acre Frederick County dairy farm near Hyattstown. Born near Aldover Ohio, he studied in Ohio and graduated from Western Reserve University. He was a member of Western Reserve’s undefeated football team into 1890s.
Washington reports a defense bill proposal aims to extend military service including women married since the outbreak of conflict. The UMST plan would require service beginning at age 21 with hearings in Congress and potential exemptions under review.
General MacArthur celebrated his 71st birthday today in Tokyo. The Associated Press notes his leadership during the Korean War era and his long command of United Nations forces. Report mentions plans for a forthcoming tribute and ongoing support from key aides despite critical press attention.
A 18 year old Mast Soule resident and a second Erie man were arrested after being linked to seven burglaries in Erie County. Court appearances were scheduled as investigators tied the pair to the spate of break ins that netted about 55 dollars in jewelry and other items. Police identified the suspects as George J Brabencer and another teen, with ties to local parole and a past criminal record.
A court suit targets several Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh dairy companies over butterfat content rules. Plaintiffs challenge alleged price and product standards, while the state Agriculture department argues limits on butterfat exceed federal norms. Names include Meadow Vid Dale Inc Harmony Dairy Breck Milk Pittsburgh Milk Erie County Milk Association and others.
Officials say both alarms at the Gorey facility were accidental. The first occurred during a baling process and a fire crew member briefly triggered the box while handling equipment. A second alarm sounded during the response, causing local residents to fear a serious blaze before being labeled a false alarm.
A fragmented wartime dispatch notes Canada proposing a six point peace plan for Korea, while wage and price controls surface in Washington amid looming conferences. The report cites economic stabilization talks, OPS readiness, and potential impacts on defense production as warnings loom.
A chaotic report outlines a UN and Western debate over Communist China and Korea policy. It notes a proposed formal resolution and Western calls for sanctions, with Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb urging prioritization of gunfire control while backing broader provisions.
Bing Cashy Lodiy credits his mother's prayers for his success as he marks 20 years in show business in Hollywood. In a televised interview with William Tisher, the star says prayer has kept him lucky, with the ABC airing set for Sunday night.
Government notices urge readers to study vital data on a bomb threat and emergency precautions. Officials from Acro Supply Mfg, Ades Tron Works, and Raymond Invasion of the Associated Spring Carp outline disaster response steps.
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