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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1951

Page

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Explosive U S Air Force Power Seen Beyond Comprehension

Washington reports military planners say U S air power now exceeds all blasts from gunpowder to the atomic era. Officials say the total bomb and weaponry force could be delivered on Russia within hours or days, with potential to cripple government and industry in a decisive strike.

Agrocinted Washington U. S Todacy Korea Russia U. S. Simlegic Air Command Forint Rilsala United States

Navy PBM Mariner crash kills 12 in Japan

The Navy reports 12 officers and men died when a PBM Mariner aircraft crashed into a mountainside in Japan last Friday during a predawn takeoff. The cause of the crash is not yet known.

Navy Associated Washington The Navy Today Japan

Bradford Men Robbed of 100000 in Home Safe Break-In

Police report two Bradford brothers Raymond and Paul Rink of Foster Township suffered a $100000 loss after burglars pried a rear window, blasted the safe, and fled. Chief Edmund Hemant said the amateurs likely hid cash for automobile transactions. The crime occurred in their cellar during the weekend.

Bradford Lille Edward Hemant Raymond and Pail Rink Foster Township McKean Culty Beadlued Lil Home Edmund Kent

Delayed Sentence in Morals Case for Worltrvine Pharmacist

Sean J. Andsley of Worltrvine faced sodomy and improper conduct charges in Erle county court. Judge Elmer Evans suspended the sentence until May 1952 after reports from attorney Roz Brown and psychiatrist Dr. Jack Utley, with the defendant undergoing psychiatric treatment and pending disposition influenced by the psychiatric report.

Sean J. Andsley Worltrvine Erle County Cout Elmer Evans Evans Roz Brown Jack Utley Hoar Wattsburo Lindsley

Reserve Officers to Take Physicals in Erie Tests

About 300 Northwestern Pennsylvania reservists will undergo physical evaluation this week at the Erie Army recruiting station. Tests range from second lieutenant to colonel, and officials say passing does not guarantee duty. those who fail may be released from the Reserve Corps.

Corry Pennsylvania U. S. Army Erie

Senate probes to hear four more witnesses

The Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations inquiry voted to hear four more witnesses and then close. Names include Patrick Hurley, Emmet ODonnell, David Barr, and Oscar Badger, with possible testimony from Douglas Millett Arthur. The panel has not heard from MacArthur and aims to wrap up soon.

Associated Press Washington Senate MacArthur Haulry Witneses Anne Barhlest Russell D-Ga T Hese Patrick J. Hurley Ambussador U. S David C. Barr U. S. Wh di- Vision Korea U.S China Oscar Badger U. & Naval Far East Douglas Mille Arthur May Penn Mutlée MacArthur Ile Committee Senate Armed Services and Foneigh Slavers Committees Dhumsnal Jana Rus Delonge Marshall Acheson Albert C. Wedermeyer U S Ie China Louis Dolinson Defense Russell Sofel Hhe Patel Averell Harriman Bovina Fuwkman Hiyertmay White House Truman O'Donnell UMEW Foorea March Air Base California United States White

Taft Will Open Campaign Dinner Alert

Maine Republican Chairman Ralph Masterman says Sen. Pat Patrick Ohio may announce and open his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. A lobster dinner in Weckland is noted as possible. Brewster has not stated plans for 1952.

Taft Bar Harbor Maine Chaiman Ralph Masterman Micailen Sen Pat Ohio Anna At & Lobster Weckland Brewster

Parade At Columbus Draws 2500 In Festive Observation

A large Columbus parade drew more than 2500 spectators on a Saturday evening. Winners named by judges included best flame unit, best appearing rush, and longest distance, with many fire departments and civic groups participating. Approximately $1000 in proceeds were reported as raised for local firemen activities.

Ndges Gurney Bull Yolngsville Olin Bracken Styl Corry Arthur Howles Clywe Russell Harborcreek Rush Albion Union City Harborcreale Buaks Lakewood North Warren Sugar Grove Cony Boy Stanford Hose Co Spartansburg Clarendon Allen Fire Bast Fire Sheffield Fire Youngs Villé Columbus Repair Shop Columbus Brownies Columbus Fir Deparement Ray Diemer Donald Bennink Isewlig Tanlie Street Wester Wlonera Joan Racer Gril Page Init Drobneck Norma Jal Evelyn

Atrocity Killing of Seven GIs at Korean Base

June 18 report from Eighth Army Headquarters Korea describes seven American soldiers found dead by an American patrol in the central tent area. Lt. Ralph Sherrard said the scene was gruesome with cold blooded murder suspected. Personal effects scattered as bodies bore several bullet wounds and signs of beating. Casualty figures later updated with Defense Department noting 592 additional casualties, including 67 killed and 306 wounded.

Associated Press Eighth Army Korea Ralph Sherrard Alex Sica Sherrard Tay

Congress Hinges On Defense Act Extension Amid Price Controls

Washington reports say lawmakers expect a stopgap extension of the Defense Production Act as debates intensify over extending price and wage controls. President Truman campaigned for public support while Senate and House leaders push for quick action before the deadline.

Associated Press Washington the Post Adel LonaguuAee Elerles Wilson Yesberday Semilors Truman Irnman Congress Eniacts Senate Bankig Maybayk D-Sc Mpital

Three Local Accidents Send Victims to Hospitals

Three weekend accidents in Corry area left three people hospitalized. Richard Steen nine suffered a palm laceration at a farm and was discharged. Gerald Thompson 38 of Columbus sustained left arm burns from a mortar explosion at the Columus Fireman Festival and was released. Mrs Hina Wade 83 of Corry was admitted with a shoulder injury after a fall and moved to Erie hospital for orthopedic care.

Corry Richard Steen Paul Steen Corry Memorial Hospital Gerald Thompson Columbus Thompson Hina Wade R. D Tui Git Erle Hospital

Mighty Mo Calls on Norway in Royal Welcome Visit

Rear Admiral James L. Holloway and an American Navy delegation arrived in Oslo after the destroyer transport Missour slipped into the fjords, anchoring at the harbor near the Abkershi Fortress. Crown Prince Mad received the visitors at the royal palace as a program of entertainments for Navy personnel and 674 Annapolis cadets was planned.

Oslo Norway Nord Norwag Wilute Duo Abkershi James L. Holloway Mad Royal Palace Annapolis

City Meat Markets Struggle With Short Supplies

A chaotic report notes meat markets bare of beef while pork and eggs remain popular. Amid wartime disruption, buyers face limited varieties and fluctuating supplies as shipments are downed and damaged.

Two Americans Shot to Death at U.S. Embassy in Havana

Gunfire killed two men at the U.S. embassy in Havana as it opened. Cuban police and secret service began an investigation while officials awaited official details and state department updates. One victim was identified as a Cuban employee and the other as a U.S. Marine Corps member stationed abroad.

Havana Gulu aTverm United States Tayan Akay Dowa Way Elyitan Junttan US Marine Corps Mari Mendy We Syl Robert Janis Sheldon Donen Secret Service 1.S Washington State Department

Rev J McIntosh Renamed In Meadville Methodist Meeting

Meadvill district reappoints Rev J McIntosh for a fourth year at Allegheny College during the annual conference. Minor changes include Rev Alvin Rhames returning, Rev Dunes Schmittie renamed at Spartansburg, and Rev C Ross leaving Frewsburg for Youngsville. Districts Brookville Grove City Jamestown see staff shifts. superintendents remain: Cal Jey Meadville, Me Knight Brookville, Moss Grove City, Furman Jamestown.

James Metros Poutor Methodios Churen Arnattl Methodist Allegheny College Meadville Alvin Rhanes Flymer Methodist Chih Dunes Sehmittie Spartansburg C. Ross Frewsbure Youngsville B W. Ghitester Youngeville Frewsburs Brookvilll Grove City Jamestown Thomas Cal Jey Prank Knight Brookville T H Mossis Wayne Furman Jamestotwn

R E A Elects Five Directors at Tomorrow Meeting

Northwestern Rats Electric Cooperative Association will elect five directors at its annual meeting in the Saegerstown high school auditorium tomorrow evening. Nominees listed include John C. Wiemann, John B. Quirk, Harry Birsons, Fred A. Falkston, and Harold Marsh with potential additional names. Reports from committees and officers will be presented at 8:30 p m.

Ype Northwestern Rats Electric Co-operative Association Danual Saegerstown Corry Fred A. Palkston R. T Cochranton Harold Marsh McKean

De Gaulle Victory Appears Strong in French Municipal Vote

In three quarters of tally results Paris reports General de Gaulle’s party leading with 107 assembly seats and broad popular support. Communists trail with about 98 seats and 25 percent of votes, while other groups including the Moderates and Republicans divide remaining totals in a nationwide municipal election.

Associated Press Paris Charles de Gaulle Ajnewret Tne Jon Tannen de Gaully Rally of Chu Theria Popular Vale Thea de Gaulle Wukviwel Familay Coenbine Alter

Koreans suffer mass loss as relief official cites figures

An official who left Korea said 3,000,000 Koreans were made homeless by conflict and 4 million total people lost homes and belongings. He outlined aid needs while accepting temporary chairmanship of American Relief For Korea. In Butler, two brothers died in the Allegheny River during a rescue attempt.

American Relief For Korea Butler Lust Hight Allegheny Hiver John Eisenhulh Paul Bory

Chinese Defenses Halt Allied Drive on Central Front

Soviet and American air clashes over Korea yield heavy losses as Sabre jets clash with MiGs. Ground actions push along the central front with Red forces delaying advances and UN task forces probing toward the Manchurian border amid reports of intensified Chinese involvement.

Sy Associated Press Tokyo Korea I Auto Vale Maiehubin Tinlding Alfred Mows Red Iron Triangle Alonne Worth Bartler Im Mielley Mitiar United Nations Tain Seoul Chornor Hanwy St the van Fleet

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