Virtual Collapse Of S Korea Army Signals Long Bloody Campaign
U S troops land in Korea and enter battle after reports of a near collapse of the South Korean army. Weather and torrential rains loom as decisive factors for air and ground support, with mounted U S forces facing heavy resistance and coordination issues amid early setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Korea
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Ja— Okinwa
Guam
Tt Cassiers
Truman Hae
Auimy
Mishis
38Th Parallel
United States
Corry Community Unites For Day Of Prayer For World Peace
Local laymen from Catholic Jewish and Protestant faiths spearhead Corry Day of Prayer observed tomorrow with full clergy support. Churches citywide invite all to join in a nonpolitical appeals for divine guidance to avert a new world war and foster freedom to worship and live in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cory
Russia
Corry Hospital Receives 3000 Donation Surprise
Corry Memorial Hospital Association reported a county fund gift of 8000 in a retroactive allotment not included in 1949. Directors sought inclusion in hospital disbursements, boosting the budget as the community awaited the $2000 to $3000 range.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Joeat
Inca
General Hospital
Lo Hospitals
PRR Derailment Delays No 581 Passengers
A derailment on a PRR ore train near Sterling Run delayed train 581 by several hours. Nine loaded ore cars left the track about 2:45 this morning, tearing up ties and leaving wreckage on both rails. Crews worked quickly to restore one track and rerouted traffic via Falls Creek and Ridgway as repairs continued.
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Alirecht
PRR
Galle
Emporium
Dyiftwood
Falls Creek
Ridgway
Trafic
East Whek
Penosy
Sterling Run
Local School Tax Cards Issued In Town
City officials began mailing nearly 6,000 school and mercantile levy tax cards to Camry property owners and residents. Per capita levy set at 85 mills, real estate levy 211 mills could raise about 114657 dollars. Amusement and club taxes apply. payments start today with adjusted mercantile rate and membership dues unchanged.
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Trene Mullen
Cardé
Menth
Ian
Youth Hurt As He Runs Into Car In Milk Truck Strike
Ten year old Leonard Loucks of Mill Village was slipping as he stepped down a bank when he ran into Nathaniel W. Baker's car on Route 6 near Mil Village. Youngster suffered possible fractured right wrist, concussion and facial contusions. treated at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City. Pittsburgh dispatch notes milk trucks idle 21 days as drivers strike over wage dispute, causing delayed deliveries across Allegheny and surrounding counties.
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Leonard Loucks
Mill Village
A. Tyr
Mil Village
Stte
Tocal ‘Barracks
Nathaniel W. Baker
Cleveland
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Miller
Steen Bank
Greater
Baker
Allegheny
Beaver
Butler
Fayette
Greene
Lawrence
Washington
Truck destroys on Wendell-Herminie road. one dead, ten hurt
A truck upsets on the Wendell-Herminie road four miles south of Irwin killing Mose Hunter 24 of Crestas s Terrace East Pittsburgh and injuring ten others including two critically. The truck carried members of an East Pittsburgh baseball team.
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Irwin
Wendell-Herminie Road
City Quiet Fourth Of July Weekend At Mead Park
Corre residents prepare for a long weekend as most businesses and industrial plants close Monday in observance of Independence Day. An estimated 550 Aero Supply and Ajax Troy Works employees begin a holiday break last evening, with activities at Mead Park and state police urging travelers to allow extra time. Public offices and many small businesses close for the long weekend, while fireworks displays are limited.
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Corre
Uegine
Amour Town
Ala Culle
Aero Supply
Ajax Troy Works
Ute Yeolendry Afvernoon
Corry
Alsais
Holt
Military Leaders In State Organize Civil Defense Army
State leaders moved to organize a strong civil defense army due to unsettled conditions. Col. Lewis F. Acker of Cheswick outlined preparations, with county coordinators and municipal directors to staff defense units. A meeting set for late July will outline reserve and air warning plans as part of a statewide program.
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Associated Press
Fanrisburg
Pennnsylania
Couns
Lewis F. Acker
Cheswick
Wwe
Acker
Une Myers
Puimares
Bane Auteur
Cosme
Uesthy
Gap
Wit Key Defense Ienders
Progam Idielont Tsi Aptn
Acken
Arganbalne
Pennaylvania
Visuiline
Pennsylvania
Mead Park Day Promises Contests for Boys and Girls
Lews Hayns, Summer recreational director, announced Mead Park Day activities for May 4. Aimed at youths, separate events for boys and girls include sprints, a batting contest, football throw, rope skipping, bounce ball, and softball distance contests with multiple prizes across age groups 12 to 17.
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Elky
Ment Park
Lews Hayns
Olvball
Pam
Horizontal Rockets Planned by Scientists
Scientists at the NACA Ames Aeronautics Laboratory and the University of California outline experiments on horizontal rockets designed to travel coast to coast. They suggest large rockets can be built without fuel loss and could be fired at night to limit overheat and radiation. Rockets would need to reach about 40 miles altitude before leveling off.
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Pasadena
Calif
Airlift of Americans to South Korea Cleared in Flight
Tokyo reports with no mishap the airlift of an unspecified number of Americans to South Korea. A Pusan crash earlier claimed two lives, including air crew, and officials said the plane was not on a United Nations carrier mission.
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Associated Preas
Tokyo
Air Force
South Korea
United States
Pusan
AVE
Air Force Policamen
Traffic arrests set June record at local barracks
State Police report 150 drivers cited in June at the Corry district exceeding May’s 132. Most tickets were for speeding, with 14 people injured in 17 crashes causing 5,405 dollars in property damage. Police also conducted six criminal probes and 10 interdepartmental inquiries, covering 157 highway miles and issuing 25 repair-fault notices. One car valued at 350 dollars was recovered. Meanwhile Pittsburgh restaurants faced license suspensions after 600 establishments failed to comply with a city cleanup order, with Health Director Dr T Hope Alexander noting about 500 would receive the next steps.
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Corp
Theodore Hubley
Corry
Sule
Pellee
Sittehon
Checs
Pittsburgh
T. Hope Alexander
Security and Risk as Motivation in War Studies
Babson argues that security and fear free us from danger yet may dull ambition and progress. He questions whether constant safety would foster greatness, noting leaders like Columbus and Patton thrived amid risk. The piece contemplates if peace erodes the drive to excel and warns against excessive insulation from challenge.
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Kuges W. Baby
Babson Park
Mass
Dwight Eienhower
Columbus
America
Patton
City wreck causes $225 damage in multiple vehicles
A late evening crash on a wet road caused $225 damage across several vehicles. Bratley Baker of 418 Lemon Street drove a Studebaker worth about $125. Harmelink’s car, a Clymer pickup, and a City Cab Ford were involved. Carl Weber, hired for construction, drove a Jeep that skidded and caused damage to Weber’s taxi. No serious injuries reported. police noted uncertain passenger names and ongoing inquiries.
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Alice
Studebaker
Bratley Baker
Lemon Street
Harmelink
Clymer
Baker
Old City
West Smuth
Barmelink
Mendaverme
Xeiddim
Archie Wile
City Cab Co
Wats
East
Columbus
Carl Weber
Traveland
North
Warren Weber
Weber
Joseph Console
Red Cross Names Three Directors At Corry Chapter Meeting
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m July 12 in chapter rooms. Directors whose terms end this year include Richard Rosstarker Mrs HA Gilbert and Mrs Charles Stewart. Three-year terms will be filled by the vacancies. Regular reports on chapter activities will be presented. Any donor of $1 or more who attended last year is eligible to vote.
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Corry
American Red Crass
Richard Rosstarker
Ha, Gilbert
Charles Stewart
Red Cross
TWO SOUTH KOREAN DIVISIONS FIGHTING FAR NORTH OF RIVER
North Korean forces crossing the Han River were reported 10 to 15 miles north of Suwon as American expeditionary units and South Korean divisions pressed to halt the advance. The Eighty and Soun Division positions were described as holding along lines north of the Han River with infiltrators reaching Seoul while a stream of US airlifted supplies arrived.
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Associated Press World
Feneral MacArthur
Han River
Suwon
Taejon
Korea
G.i.s
South Korea
Norv Korean
Amoricanis
Nossinus Natn
Niles
Akiak Dow
Branshart
Puan Ient
Americ
Espatone
Suenredeel
Han
Siwon
Seoul
Chunchon
Sati
Associated Press
Jorden
Josten
Japan
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Pentagon
Hhey
Armeriean
South Ke~rea
Becrensaf
Korean Air Force
Truman
Jiround Howpe
Develas MacArthur
ERIE
Karnold
Eric
Presge Isle Pening Siig
Bistimatine
Corry Hospital
Renova
Camry
Mead Park
ACTH
Armour and Company
American Medical Association
Edgar Alexander
Armoueane Company
Mars-Evans City
Essimed Biller County
Charles Sitch
Zelienople, PI
Babson
Frankfurt
Germany
Clarence Huetmer Oder
Harry Alison
REDS
Hon River
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