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31 Jan 1951
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1951
Page
1
Ashes of ARI relative may shape heir effort at 1130
Fragmentary note hints at relatives of ARI pursuing an heir claim, with a referenced meeting time around 1130. Details are unclear but indicate a probate or estate consideration involving possible heirs and property. Further context from the original page is needed for full accuracy.
UN Moves on China at UN General Assembly
Delegates vote in the United Nations political committee label Communist China an aggressor in Korea. Britain France and others back the U.S. resolution as several nations swing toward support while seven nations vote no and Asian and Arab blocs shift positions ahead of a likely General Assembly approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awioctnteit
United Nations Political Committee
China
Korea
Peiping
Britain
Franch
Garuda
Ube
Ameren
Warren
Sir Gladwyn Jesh
Tabb’ Lusl
Ilntke
Indonesia
Pakistan
Syria
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Avabid
Wie
Anwerfenn
Tsumph
Machi
Ie Burda
U. 5
Poipine
Thiever
India
Sir Benegal N. Ran
Teigh
Rea Cuina
Aparh
Rau
TLS
Train Wreck Repairs Detour Pennsylvania Line
Wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad detoured traffic from Wellsboro to Newberry Junction near Williamsport after a Southbound freight derailed and a three span bridge over Pine Street was damaged. One person was injured and authorities investigated the mishap as a bridge collapse during the derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asxmcimtem Ktes
Wellsboro
Fairbrosh
New York Central Railroad
Corning
N. C
Newberry Junction
Williamsport
Noatte
Pinetreele
Blickwell
Auld & Crané
Bridge Collapse Kills Eight Near Three Rivers Que
Associated Press reports eight dead as the Deplessis era bridge linking Three Rivers to Cay De La Madeleine collapses into the St Maurice River at 255 am. Residents woke to a rumble believing it an earthquake as rescue teams search the riverbank and vehicles near the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Duplessia
St. Maurie
Ancy
Bettum
Headiletts
Cay de la Madeleine
St. Maurice
St. Larence
Quebec
Montreal
Maurice Deplessis
Corry Resident Struck by Truck Seriously Hurt
Samuel White, 48, of 16 Park, was struck while crossing a highway one-half mile west of Waterford by Ernest Robarts, 38, of Corry, R D 1, Pollan. White, taken to Siem Memorial Hospital in Union Gray, suffers a fractured right leg and scalp lacerations in fair condition. driver alleged to be blind, no charges recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel White
Park Sweet
Siem Memorial Hospital
Union Gray
Bhuick
Foral
White
Brememaz Latmber Co
Waterford
Strick
Ernest Robarts
Comy
R. D
Bretinema
Roscoe Mitchell
Union City
Corry
National Bank Introduces Burroughs Posting Machine
The National Bank of Corry will start using a new Burroughs electric posting machine tomorrow on North Center Street. Cashier Dan Depew says it posts savings passbooks and depositor cards simultaneously, reducing errors and speeding banking. The device makes records identical on passbooks and ledgers while the depositor is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Corry
North Center Street
Dan Depew
Bari
Inquest Not Held on Fatal Crosby Truck Train Crash
Deputy coroner announced no inquest will be held into the death of Burl Crosby 21 Bear Lake after a Shady avenue crossing collision with a westbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train. Crosby died six hours later at Corry Hospital. his brother Gerald 27 escaped unharmed. Funeral followed at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church with relatives from multiple towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Crosby
Bear Lake Jast
Lawrence Davison
Davison
Shady Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crosby
Corry
Gerald Crosby
Gerald
K Ey
Bear Lake
Evangelical United Brethren
James
Elande Crosby
Edward Kent
Orville Mapson, Jr
Clarence Kalstee
Hinployes
Garry
South Haven
Mich
Nassau
Jamestown
Pittsburgh
Clymer
Panama
Curry
Youths Admit 2 Auto Thefts in Corry District
Frank Lucas of Erie and Frank Bender of Corry confessed to stealing two cars tied to Hay Fitch of Elgin and Horace Yomtob of Erie. One wrecked car was found near Lowville after crashing into a tree. Police say both teens have histories in correctional schools and face larceny and burglary charges. Bender also admitted breaking into Leroy Brady’s apartment and stealing clothing, though he denies taking $30 claimed by Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowville
Corry
Frank Lucas
Erie
Frank Bender
Lucas
Bender
Erie County
Hay Fitch
Elgin
Horace Yomtob
Fitch
Benderslee
Leroy Brady
Root
West South Street
Brady
Pennsylvania
Arkensea
Two Pittsburgh Teens Held for Loaded Guns and Ammo
Police arrested 14 year old James Shaffer and 13 year old Paul Sedlan Keiwicn near Pittsburgh while they were en route to Florida or Texas. Shaffer had an unloaded 34 caliber revolver and three boxes of shells. Sedlan Keiwicn carried a 22 caliber automatic with seven live rounds. They were handed to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ford City
James Shafter
Paul Sedlan
Keiwicn
Florida
Texas
Shaffer
Saalsnklwies
Krupp release spares war criminals and restores rights
Frankfurt report says Alfred Krupp freed from prison and property rights restored in a sweeping U S reviewed action. Several Malmedy massacre defendants spared death, while seven others receive death sentences upheld or modified. McCloy and Handy defend fairness and mercy in postwar clemency moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5 S
Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
Alfried Krupp
Krupp
Navi SS
U. S
U.S
Doin J. McCloy
Thomas T. Handy
Oswald Poh
Hitler
Lev Tandberg
Hal Eel
McCloy
Tam
Handy
Tron
Cabblot
Malmedy
Belgium
Pohl
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Otto Ohlendorf
Einsslagruppen
Ohlendorf
Paul Blobel
Erich Naiman
Werner Braune
George Schalermuler
Hann Schmidt
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
Berlin
Spandau
International War Crimes Tribunes
Nuember
Four Power
Tax Framers Are Handed Two Bills By Assovimen
Washington January 1 President Truman presented two tax bills to congressional tax writers. The outline cites a pay as you go plan to finance a vast defense buildup. The measure aims for bi partisanship and quick passage to fund the huge national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assovimen Reves
Washington
Trumore
Red Cross Drive Sets $10,538 Local Goal in Campaign
Cory Chapter of the American Red Cross launches a membership drive aiming for a $10,538 local goal with $9,146 already retained for the local chapter. Stewart Long, campaign chair, announces plans for house-to-house canvassing, subcommittee heads, and weather contingencies. If fully successful, $81,382 will go to the national chapter and $9,146 stay local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Cory
American Red
Cams Jinga
Hove
Loni
Rouse
Corry
George Owen
Richard Ronstieher
Bal Her
Orentz
Martin Keppel
Arbold Benstad
Helen Jones
J.T Nevdham
Arthur Bungur
Uullilis
Banks Quelloa Campanits
Aselstiig Mi. Ghivry
Parsl
Dan Willams
Eisenhower Back in Capital After Flight From Point
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after survey talks on Europe against communism. The arrival timing disrupted White House plans as Truman and officials scrambled to greet him at the airport and Military Air Transport Terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhawer
Truman
Congress
Europe
Wait Poin
Eisenhower
Mtr
Byrd Opposes Pay Rises for Lewis Miners
Virginia senator Robert Byrd publicly opposed proposed wage increases for miners led by Lewis, amid broader labor and price-control debates. The piece notes official responses on price ceilings, consumer protections, and mobilization measures as government actions unfold, with references to Di Stille and Wilson and ongoing policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Waslington
Byrd Sploke
Ll. Lewis
Howe
Hay Ose
Acton
Democrata
Michael V. DiStille
National Committee
Charles E. Wilson
Busineas
Agriculture Department
Iin
Hue
Te de Jove Produerton Uc
Dectte
Gill
Rail Dispute Shuts Down Major Freight Lines Citywide
Army involvement loomed as rail workers across Chicago Detroit St Louis Milwaukee and Buffalo staged sickouts and walkouts over wages and hours. Embargoes halted shipments affecting 28 railroads and hundreds of Chicago industries. The strike spread to Peoria Portland and Washington rail hubs with unions vowing further action while federal courts prohibited similar strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rere
Airlise
Chalroy
LHR
Wade
Aemy
Chicago
Hines Fo Aalt
Chiago
Detroit
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Peoria
Washinton
Portland
Ore
Amnssta
Pittsburgh
Stypilk
Bracken-Fige Steel foundry to close March 1
Allegheny Lucium Steel Corp will shut the Bracken Fige Steel foundry on March 1 to clear space for rolled alloy steel production. About 300 employees will be reassigned or offered severance pay. the iron foundry operations will not be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Tarentom
Alle
Gheny Lucium Steel Corp
Afmouth
Ed Lotag 1
Bracken- Fige
Hiei
George Evans
Ey—1
Whs
Red Resistance Stiffens On Western Front
Allied forces press the Western Front amid heavy artillery, air strikes, and bayonet fighting as Chinese, Koreans, and North Korean forces resist. Reports describe intense battles near Kumyaneiang, Konjiam, and Simchon We, with significant casualties and ongoing UN troop actions across a 44 mile eastern front from north of Sli ven to south of Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Tokyo
Sune
Sonul Alshovelt
Baremnens, Aie Tronk Line Afteer
Olyinane
Peparbad
Nile Fad Csunker
Lundin
Korea
Wlenes
Konjiam
Kumyaneiang
United Nations
Tour Miles
Kumyongjang
Marther
Simchon
Fesday
Maording
Suwon
Dit
Sliven
Hell Gruiser
Pine
Daring
Rest Home Fire in Hoquiam Claims 21 Lives
A deadly fire at a Hoquiam rest home early today killed 21 residents and left another near death. Firefighters and volunteers rescued several others as flames swept through the building. many victims were found in beds or near exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Wash
Aisaateaig Rest
Nils Engerereton
Jig
He Peat
Buyiss WA
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