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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
8
Erie commissioners debate airport role as they push for a solution to aging facilities. Dowrine and Downing argue for expansion or a new airport while citing revenue splits and county representation in the Erie Airport Authority.
The United States informs the United Nations it will limit its permanent security force to Korea. Ambassador Gross notes European troops under NATO could be offered to U N under proper circumstances. The move ties to the Acheson plan and Uniting for Peace concept, with ongoing review as events unfold.
The article traces the disappearance of two diplomats who left London on May 25 and traveled via Rennes to Paris, with some reports tying the case to Communist networks in Russia. The story notes London’s Daily Worker claimed new details while Washington reports the Defense Department confirming 142 additional U S casualties in a separate update.
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In Salzburg Austria June the United States Army reports forcibly removing a Soviet protester from a Russian area after attempts to enter and occupy a building. Two American officers and two GIs assisted by dragging the protester from the scene as Soviet refusals continued. The Americans then relocated the group to a designated area amid heightened tension.
Lone 90 bus drivers and maintenance men at Shenango Valley Transportation Company rejected a six cent wage offer and arbitration proposal. Union officials met with company executives and business leaders from New Castle Sharon Farwell Sharonville and Wheatland to push for further wage action and settlement.
Kansas City dispatch reports President Truman's congressman Leo Tard Irving, a 13 year veteran from Missouri's fourth district, indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of misusing labor union funds in the 1938 campaign. The two indictments allege violations of federal labor practices and the Taft-Hartley Act, each listing 12 counts tied to about $3,000 of AFL related expenditures.
London June. Fy Associates Wress LONDON reports Bradley urges increased aid to Korea and notes U S discussions with Britain on possible ceasefire progress. Bradley says he cannot speak on politics and military matters only, stressing ongoing state department talks with Britain’s Foreign Office about Korea and allied troop levels.
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