06 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
1
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The House Ways and Means Committee opened final votes today on a proposed 7.1 billion tax increase aimed at 2.9 billion more revenue. Democrats and Republicans clashed on the excess profits levy and new energy taxes while predicting a House vote around mid June.
Washington high court officials prepared to hear a motion for a dust minute stay of execution for seven condemned Nazis. Chief Justice Vinson reportedly assembled a quorum to consider the challenge. Warren E. Magee filed the motion with the Supreme Court clerk citing serious constitutional questions in the case.
The government today dropped the Mother Hubbard trust suit against the American Petroleum Institute and 367 corporations. Attorney General McGrath said the Justice Department will pursue individual antitrust actions with fewer defendants and narrower issues, as the case was dismissed in UW 8 district court.
Franue Mason, 27, of Randolph was charged with second degree murder and voluntary manslaughter after a fatal beating of his stepfather James B. Willis, four miles west of Townville. Willis died of a dislocated neck vertebrae and head injuries after a fist fight over living costs. Mason pleaded innocent at arraignment before Alderman S. G. MacTaraghan and was jailed without bail pending a preliminary hearing.
Nine airmen were killed when a large Air Force plane crashed near Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio. The wreckage was recovered after the aircraft exploded and the bodies were removed. The incident occurred around 10:18 a.m. local time, with officials citing an in-flight explosion prior to impact.
Secretary of State Acheson testified before the MacArthur inquiry that the United States did not appease in backing the UN ceasefire resolution. He said the move aimed to restore prewar conditions and allow negotiations after aggression stopped, with China and Formosa questions to be revisited in the UN. He rejected claims the action risked anti allied coalitions and emphasized continued U.S. stance.
Army plans to increase combat strength by adding two or three National Guard divisions and possibly forming new regular divisions. General J Lawton Collins said federalizing two or three state units is likely, but overall strength will stay near 1.5 million with a possible rise toward 1.6 million. The force was about 1.48 million a month ago.
The Boys Clubs of America on June 6 announced seven categories for favorite American fathers. Military Gen Matthew Ridg eio Bul Hone. Sports Joe Dimiaggin. Government Vice President Alben W Barkley. Television Dan Seymour. Judiciary Chief Justice Fred Vinson. Movie star Robert Young. Selections exclude the boys’ own fathers. Father’s Day is June 17.
Eight students qualify for high honors with grades of eight or above as diplomas are awarded tonight at the senior high commencement. The ceremony includes a list of graduates across Commercial Secretarial Apps General Balog to Industrial Alearn.
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Johnston and the Way Stabilization Board press for a clear wage formula as talks continue on productivity bonuses and deferred increases. Disputes center on shipyards textile and metal trades, with auto workers awaiting a decision on the productivity payout and living-cost adjustments amid inflation fears. Public members hint at separating productivity pay from other deferred raises as the board meets for the tenth day.
General George C. Marshall rebuked critics of U S policy in Greece Berlin and Korea urging universal military training and unity. He defended decisions on Greece and Berlin while warning of threats in Korea and China predicting a grim future without readiness. A Pittsburgh club member posted bail after a fatal shooting during a dispute, authorities said.
Neighbors aid efforts after a blaze at a Vine Street barn destroys property worth about $15,000, most uninsured. Charles Labow, three, faces delicate surgery at Johns Hopkins after a fire disrupted plans for months. Fundraising party planned with dancing and refreshments to help cover medical costs.
Following a note from H A Gilbert secretary of the Corry Water Supply Om the old Climax factory whistle is donated to Corry Jamestown Mite for installation at plant No 3. The whistle recalls Corry’s industrial past and will be heard again marking a link between past and hopeful future. Also report: Mrs James Stewart returns home from hospital after birth of twins by Caesarean after two operations and critical illness.
Harrisburg reports a debate on a proposed state measure granting 15.9 million dollars to support state hospitals. If approved, funds would bolster welfare programs and hospital services, linking dollars to parity in care and facility needs across the state.
Jamestown area police detain Robert V. Cornish 25 after a Findley Lake resident wheel, questioned by Det Lieut William J Stubley and State Police at Lawmere Park over a stolen vehicle. Detectives say Cornish, missing from Livingston area, was booked for further investigation as authorities pursue leads in a wooded area.
The Big Three delayed replying to the Soviet Union's request for four power joint ministers and talks on the North Atlantic Pact and U S bases abroad. Western ministers did not meet today to discuss the invitation amid international tensions and the planned Big Four meeting.
A Columbus column examines the proposed six district school jointure with a June 12 decision. It notes rural districts may benefit from state aid, Columbus would pay about 5,624 dollars while the state covers 2,284 and local building costs balance, aiming to ensure permanent high and elementary education facilities.
Censoring limits noted as action increases by the 8th Army with gains up to two miles around Yondhon while Reds retreat to stronger defenses, signaling a push amid harsh terrain and fortified lines.
Allied patrols tame down the gales of Chorwan and Kunmitiwa as UN forces press the central Korean stronghold. United Nations troops advance through muddy defenses amid heavy clashes with North Korean and Chinese forces, with reports noting progress near Yonichor and Yongzu while cautions remain about strong enemy resistance.
A body was discovered about an hour after an alleged disappearance in ST MARYS near the reservoir. Police issued a bulletin and continue to investigate the sighting and subsequent recovery.
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