Allied Troops Drive Within Thirteen Miles of City
Allied forces push toward Suwon and Seoul area as tanks and infantry advance, inching to within 13 miles of the capital. Pre-dawn incursions at Inchon and fast air and artillery blows press Red positions in hill pockets near Kumyangwang and Suwon, with UN troops reclaiming Suwon and routing some Red pockets while sustaining limited casualties.
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No Commitments In French U S Talks Detected
Washington Jan 27 Secretary Acheson said in a Senate hearing that American French talks beginning Monday would not entail formal sale or commitments. Senator Connally indicated Pleven would be told the US aims to quietly build up defenses and aid would depend on timing. Smith warned of Communist presence in the French General Assembly and noted Republican opposition to India wheat aid amid Red China Korea strains.
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Fifteen Area Youths to Be Inducted in U S Army
Henry Wheeler announces 15 Corry area youths scheduled for induction for February. 13 more called for February 23 with pre induction physicals February 7. Names include Corry residents George Andrus, Robert Lawson, Gerald McCray, Joseph Hand, Willard McCray, and others from Union City Waterford and surrounding towns.
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Atomic blast reported near Las Vegas tests by AEC
Washington reports an Atomic Energy Commission statement that a periodic atomic explosion test occurred today at the Air Force bombing range near Las Vegas Nevada. AEC declined to provide details beyond confirming the test and noting it followed January announcements. Local Las Vegas residents described the bright sky effect and timed the blast near midnight Pacific Standard Time.
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Corry Children Donates 1000 Toys for Europe
Eight barrels of toys donated by Corry children are en route to Europe as part of the Tide of Toys project led by Stewart Long of the Elmers Carver Post. Toys collected nationwide are shipped by rail to Pier 38 in Philadelphia for onward sea shipment to ravaged European areas. Local totals are estimated between 70 and 1000 toys, roughly one barrel per thousand residents.
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Babson Seeks Stock Income Insight From New Glry Brokerage
Babson Park, Jan 27. Roger W Babson reports a telephone briefing with a New Glry brokerage house. They suggest the market is high enough for public buying. The Din-Jones Industrial Average history shows peaks and declines from 1929 to 1947, with 45 around the 20 year high, but the statement applies to only 30 of 1 000 stocks.
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Investors wary as market nears uncertain war era
The text notes 1986 or earlier context and questions why stocks rise except some. It argues only a few stocks hit year highs while most are unremarkable, advising prudence. Investors should focus on income rather than speculation as markets remain selective and uncertain amid looming global conflict.
Pennsy Trains End Passenger Run Through Corry
Westbound passenger train No 971 makes final stop in Corry as Pennsy retires passenger service due to dwindling patronage. A star-route mail contract to Willman Trucking Co Erie replaces service, with mail twice daily to Kane and Erie. A Kane Emporium link and limited alternates outline abbreviated east and west travel options starting Monday.
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Snow Creates New Hazards In Pennsylvania State
A new snowstorm covered ice slick highways in Pennsylvania. Northwestern districts saw about four inches, with motorists facing treacherous roads and many skids on East Main Street. Statewide conditions remained hazardous as light snow persisted and temperatures plunged, with forecasts of more snow and very cold nights ahead.
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Millions Hatch At Corry Plant In Trout Rearing Drive
Workers report strong progress in the Corry plant as more than a million and a half Brooks rainbows and brown trout eggs hatch. Shoals inch toward maturity under careful care with trays nearly full, boxes stocked, and feeding routines producing steady growth.
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Reopening of 5 Per Cent Probe Proposed
National debate over widening the five percent procurement probe continues in Washington. Senator Stenes and others urge a broader inquiry into defense contracts to reveal how billions are allocated and whether improper influence affected awards. The hearings have already touched high officials, including aides to Vice President Truman, and prompted renewed scrutiny of contractor gifts and potential conflicts.
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A Bomb Film To Be Shown Here
Local defense council arranges a film showing about civil defense measures at the community theater. The program includes a feature titled The Detovner Counadls and a selection of related items, with no extra admission charge as it is presented as a public service.
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Jointure Talk Aims for Corry School District Merger
The Gorey Board of Education plans a special session Monday to discuss a jointure involving Corry Wayne Concord townships and several districts. A professional survey firm recommended a long range plan including a $804,000 addition to support a Corry Junior Senior High School, with officials from Harrisburg to attend.
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Area Trucker In Critical Condition After Train Collision
An area trucker named Burl, driving a Chevrolet truck, was hit by a westbound freight train near Lie Crossing, and is listed in critical condition with suspected internal injuries. His brother Gerald escaped unharmed as the truck was struck and pushed off the tracks. Earl and Witettton, also involved, jumped to safety. witnesses from the locomotive fire crew observed the mishap. Rescue teams and hospital staff monitored Burl's status, with authorities noting uncertainty about his ultimate prognosis.
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Local Shriners Aid Two Hospitals and More
The Corytnunchy Shrine club of Me Zeit Zem Temple along with Taio Gilby Sunil and others have donated for the Cory Memorial Hospital and Zem Zem Children’s Hospital. They provide ward plaques and fund $100 yearly per institution, plus earlier $800 to Zem Zem Children’s Hospital. The group plans a Spring Zem Temple Band concert in Coty, with officers elected Thursday in Union City, Carl Thomas president, Audrey Guskes vice president, Bruce Ellsworth secretary treasurer. Also Cornell University trustees named Deane Waldo Malott as president, effective July, the fifth to lead Cornell after Dr Edmund Dey retired.
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New York
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University of Kansas
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DiSalle Says No Rationing Action Is Due Soon
Washington dispatch reports that a government price and wage freeze was ordered with wages stabilized at late January levels and prices frozen near their peak from December to January. DiSalle says any freeze is temporary and likely short, while enforcement plans are accelerated by OPS officials and Congress reacts with mixed support from labor and business.
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Schools Crowded as Second Semester Opens
Public schools begin the second semester amid continued overcrowding. Principal notes peak enrollment reached 36 per class as pipelines moved. no material alleviation yet, with some classrooms lacking space since fall.
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