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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
3
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Iran delays formal takeover of Anglo-Iranian Oil assets as press harshly criticizes Mossadegh for slow enforcement. London approves a four man AIOG mission to Tehran while Iran plans a temporary board transfer from Khuzistan site observers.
Harrisburg June 6 Legislation modernizing Pennsylvania third class city code went to Gov Fine for signature. It reforms commission government in 47 cities and follows four years of study by the Local Government Commission. The measure cleared the House 141 to 47 and marks the first modernization since 1930.
In Korea Lt Gen James A Van Fleet reports the Eighth Army is tougher and cockier than at any time since the war began. A veteran force has been moved to reserve as the army enjoys strong wealth in power and morale. They have repelled four major Communist offensives since April and driven back waves toward Chorwon, echoing actions from six weeks prior.
Charles DeFoy of Waterford writes Judge Elmer J Evansack from Erie county prison asking immediate release citing denied indictment and constitutional rights. He states arrest March 17 1851 for assault with intent to ravish and says he has been jailed over 80 days without trial awaiting September term. two pennies enclosed for return mail.
Erie publisher Jon N Donaduey also known as Jack Duey faced a four month sentence and a $200 fine after a jury convicted him of publishing obscene material in The Town Crier. The U S Supreme Court denied review of Pennsylvania obscenity statute upholding the conviction. Mayville: Chautauqua Lake area discusses dog incidents and nuisance complaints at trustees meeting led by Police Chief Harold Land.
Four teen members of the Warren County Postmasters Association met at Deer Head Inn for a 7 40 p m dinner and annual meeting. Officers elected for the coming year were president Mildred Swarson Pitt s Melt vice presidents Florence D Porter Spring Creek and Harry Shirley Sheffield secretary treasurer James Schmonsky Gl arendon and an executive committee Paul Gray Warren Frances Rubland Raswail and Bowling Crowe Bear Lake Isabelle Bishop Tiona reported 100 percent county postmasters membership. Gerald Rickerson North Warren announced the state convention July 8 9 and 10 in Pittsburgh and urged attendance. Various county residents were noted visiting relatives and spending time in Erie Bear Lake and Jamestown accompanied by other local sites and names.
A report of residents and guests visiting from Bellevue Corry and Columbus. Included are bridal shower for Betty Dodd in Columbus, trips to Pittsburgh Norfolk and Evie, school picnic plans at Mead Park Corry, and Camp Atterbury departure for William Donaldson. Also noted are multiple local visits among Sickler, Lisle, Allen East and Crane households with various attending neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Grove Keepse of Ashville hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs J E McKay. Elmer Tripp and daughters spent Sunday in Columbus with Clyde Messenger and family. Gerald Whiley and daughter Betty joined a Fissell excursion. L R Donaldson traveled with Dr and Mrs R D Donaldson of Warren to Greenville for Jour Donaldson's Thiel College graduation. Robbie Donaldson from Waterton visited over the weekend.
An 18 year old cancer patient Betty Thompson received her high school diploma amid a somber ceremony. Friends and family gathered as she walked the stage, with hopes for a bright future despite grim illness.
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