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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
1
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Secretary of State Acheson testified on Capitol Hill about Yalta and Soviet entry into the war in the Far East. He said the United States did not know if it possessed an atomic bomb when signing Yalta and defended the timing of Soviet entry as crucial to defeating Japan.
The Wayne Township school directorate today authorized publication of the tentative jointure pact text drafted by six boards. Taxpayers in the six districts are urged to read the agreement as meetings are set to gauge public opinion, with district costs and scope of grades 7 through 12 in focus.
State Police from the Corry substation report two cars involved were driven by Virgil Henry 19 of Union City and Neil Kilbane 20 of Waterford. Henry slowed to pick up a hitchhiker causing Kilbane to ram the rear. Estimated damage 70 to Henry and 160 to Kilbane. No injuries. Authorities indicted and charges will be preferred.
Three 10 year olds admitted to smashing windows causing about 900 dollars in losses. Their ages prevent action. parents agreed to full restitution. Incident reported weekend at Corry substation and locations including Mick Lumber on Selou road.
The Anglo Iranian Oil Company proposed talks with Tehran to resolve the nationalization dispute as U S Ambassador Grady favored conciliation. Deputy Premier Hussein Taemi called the offer an acceptance of Iran’s takeover while the company reserved its legal rights. Diplomatic sources said Britain still pursued talks via The Hague and international court routes. An accidental diplomatic mixup saw Ambassador Grady sending Mossadegh a Truman letter copy, later corrected.
June 4 news from Washington reports a sharp split in Congress over extending the Defense Production Act. Backers urge a two year extension to cover economic controls while critics say many controls are useless and should be dropped. Leaders warn of inflation, wage pressures, and rising food prices as hearings proceed.
Bluefield West Virginia offers free lemonade as summer heat peaks with 80 degree temperatures and a stunt by the local Chamber of Commerce. Pretty girls distribute drinks on street corners to promote Bluefield as an air conditioned city.
Diplomats from nations fighting in Korea plan a Washington study to explore avenues toward peace. The 13 nation Korea war conference will hold another regular session Friday as Britain presses for a peace path while the United States remains involved through discussions led by the State Department.
Local property owners receive 151 county property tax notices totaling 647090 dollars in real estate levies across wards. First ward 8215, Second 11702, Third 13495, Fourth 8004, plus personal property revenue bringing total to 4107. June and July payments with rent rebate, August and September at online value, 1 percent penalty after October 1.
Ten members of the Byiest B Bhyder Laily family were left homeless when their Hagfield Township house burned. Damage was about 3400 dollars. The Snyders said they could not find a larger house nearby. Firefighters brought the blaze under control after a dawn report.
Rev. KW Merriman delivers the baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1051 at Le Roiton High School. A large crowd of parents and graduates attends as the program features music by Miss Janice Jobin and the girls choir, with a sermon stressingBible principles and avoidance of modernism and materialism.
Raymond Gilson of Oplum bur was fined 100 after a county jury found him guilty on charges of failing to provide name and address and failing to render aid at the scene of a fatal sideswipe near Waterford last year. He remains free on bond as the court clerks issue certificates.
More than 200000 Catholics filled St Peter's Basilica and the square in Rome for the beatification of Pope Pius IX. The ceremony marked the first beatification of a pope in 218 years as officials displayed the pope's preserved body in regalia amid a silver mask and crystal casket. Cardinals bishops archbishops and the papal entourage attended.
The No-Bar Riding Club held its annual horse show with over 100 horses and strong attendance. Co sponsors included the Wye Co-Ambus Volunteer Fire Department and community clubs. Winners listed by class with owners and residences across Warren, Erie, Youngsville, Pittsfield, and surrounding towns.
Joseph Yarateh was arrested on a charge of assault and battery after a late Saturday incident. He was released on a 150 cash bond and faces a hearing with Alderman Jhetin Butters tomorrow following a prior arrest for the same charge.
A Flying Box Car aircraft on a training mission exploded in midair over Mis sky, killing ten passengers and scattering wreckage over the area. Survivors reported the plane broke apart seen falling apart in the sky. Dr. J. M. Johnson of Dopalison Air Force Base cited SAC Wakau training mission details from Greenville, South Carolina.
The eighth Army reports full strength after recent offensives. Officials say troops are ready for upcoming operations despite reports of ongoing regrouping and supply concerns. Local observers note continued patrols and intensified frontline inspections as U S forces consolidate gains.
Property owners still tally damage from a second storm that hit the area overnight. Lightning damaged lines and caused brief power outages in several cities while homes and structures suffered minor losses. Temperatures fell after the storm, with lingering thunder showers moving eastward from the west.
U N forces under Lt Gen James A. Van Fleet defend the Chorwon area in North Korea as heavy rains complicate warfare. Allied artillery, tanks, and infantry push back Red counterattacks while pursuing cleared targets in the widened front near the Yalu corridor. Russia agrees to meet Paris talks on July 22 following discussions with Britain and France.
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