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12 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1951
Page
1
Sunlight and rival echoes mix as a solitary hour shapes an inner scene. A quieter sound brushes walls while an unseen audience waits for meaning in the prompt moment.
Fragmented text from a Base listing reference includes pricing, measurements, and names but is garbled. It mentions an owner and some numbers such as 500 and 712, with disjoint phrases like 12 Spar and 1st fur Jorge Athor. Overall unreadable, no coherent event.
Ghiples Huffman, 32, of 3338 West Pleasant Street, Corry, was charged with murder after admitting he kicked his 15 month old daughter less than a day before she died at Movil Hospital. Second autopsy shows bowel rupture from trauma as cause, with details of sequence including home events, church visit, and stove setup before the death. He appeared before Alderman Cobbell, pleaded not guilty, and faces a potential second degree murder charge with up to 20 years in prison or fine.
The Associated Press reports the Air Force concluded sabotage unlikely after a crash involving four F 4 or F 14 fighters flying from Amarillo Texas to Selfridge Field Michigan. Investigators found no visible damage on planes that landed earlier and noted icing caused by unusual localized weather conditions. The crash occurred during takeoff from Wright Patterson Field with planes refueling en route.
A recent Associated Press report from Chicago notes scarce choice beef cuts due to a nationwide cattle marketing slump. Major packers Swift Armour and Wilson saw little slaughter at Chicago plants, while price stabilization controls curb purchases. Government stabilizer DiSalle says meat controls will ease to normal in weeks.
June 12 report quotes Charles Bauer of the National Association of Retail Meat and Food Dealers predicting meat rationing in weeks. He cites price controls as a cause and notes a drop in livestock since 1940. Bayer criticizes price controls as insufficient to solve shortages.
The school board opened four items for bids at the regular meeting and referred some to committees. Contracts awarded include painting parts of interior senior high and Washington School, and a stage curtain for Senior High. Coal bids were received from A C Benninger and Basten Grove City for 1951 52. The resignation of Sulicita Roger Brown was noted but a replacement time was undecided. The calendar moved up to May 24 and teachers approved a shorter year, with Easter vacation reduced. Dr W Guy Butters and Dr Gorge Gold retained as medical examiners with new rates. Charles Gilbert hired as life shop instructor. Supplemental contracts postponed pending state action. James Harper to attend a vocational conference in June. Page Continued.
Harrisburg June 12 The Public Utility Commission set a hearing for Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation rate increase dispute brought by the Franklin Chamber of Commerce. The chamber says Erie company's estimated 1 382 000 annual rise is unjust not reasonable. Earlier Erie hearing scheduled for June 19 by the utility board.
United Nations forces report sweeping operations against Chinese and Korean Communist units in the triangle area around Chorwon Kumhwa and Pyonggang. Front lines along a narrow sector shift northward while patrols probe for Red strength and supply caches.
Allentown, June 1. A price war erupts as Hess Brothers department store cuts prices on more than 1,000 articles by 20 to 50 percent. Small electrical appliances see the sharpest cuts with Sunbeam Mixmasters dropping from 46.50 to 29.99, GE bathers and cleaning machines also discounted. Last week Hess Jr denied a price war would spread, making the move a surprise to shoppers.
Washington reports that price controls extend to meat products as the Office of Price Administration permits certain sausage makers to raise prices by two cents per pound to cover beef costs since January. OPA maintains existing 10 percent weekly rollbacks and plans for August and October adjustments, while lawmakers discuss extending price controls beyond June. Mobilization chief Charles Wilson signals possible agency mergers, with DPA likely folded into NPA amid interagency disputes. Price director DiStille to host talks with U.S. print trade groups on Canadian newsprint supplies.
Herbert Tider and Edmiston faced charges after a wallet theft of 8.70 from Francis Fimiston at 3 am yesterday. Police arrested them with Edmiston’s wife after a city flight in a car with similar plates. They were bound over for criminal court and jailed on a $1,000 bond. A separate wage dispute in Pittsburgh saw a regional arbitration board study a 26 cent per hour demand from 3,400 workers of Pittsburgh Railways, with the company opposing the raise. The two sides agreed to let the arbitration proceed yesterday.
The House tax committee tentatively approves sweeping excise increases worth about 1.5 billion dollars, raising gasoline, cigarette, auto, and other levies. Dividends and mineral royalties face withholding, personal dwelling gains tax relief is limited, and capital gains rates rise from 28 to 28 1/2 percent.
Roward Tugene Emerson served a commitment order by Alder man Cobbett on a sodomy charge. The 22 year old ex convict from 104 North Secon avenue denied the accusation, claiming the youth is homosexual. He was sent to Erie county jail after an alderman refused bail. the case was prosecuted by Herbert Johnson assistant district attorney.
Police and inspectors swept Hoboken piers as 1,000 longshoremen were rounded up for questioning after a waterfront incident. Migrants held briefly at Ellis Island and later released. officials signaled a grand jury probe into violence among Hudson County longshoremen.
June 12 in Harrisburg, discussions centered on a compromise tax plan to balance Pennsylvania’s budget. GOP leaders weighed a one percent income levy and a mercantile tax as alternatives to the existing corporate and income taxes. Some proposals aim to raise revenue for an $18.6 million or larger package while preserving essential state services amid a projected $3.28 billion two year budget.
Reading Pennsylvania January 12 The U S Senate crime investigating committee will quiz Reading mayor city officials and police chief about gambling operations in Berks County. Assistant chief counsel McDonnell said five residents had been subpoenaed for appearances. Investigators expect witnesses to bring ledgers cancelled checks bank statements and tax records as evidence.
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer told a Senate inquiry he asked for seven American divisions to guard Manchuria after Japan's defeat. He said Gen Douglas MacArthur blocked the move and that Wedemeyer would have used the troops to seize arms and equipment from defeated Japanese forces and prevent Communist access. He criticized wartime policy and said other US divisions were unavailable.
Hedy Lamarr wed night club operator Fredy Lamar in West Los Angeles on June 1. The ceremony, described as a surprise, marks her fourth marriage. The Austrian-born star’s past unions are noted, with nonessential details trimmed to reflect the public record.
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