Hoengsong Taken by Americans in Korean War Advance
U S Marines seized Hoengsong as they pushed through abandoned positions and pressed toward Hedde defenses on the central front. Red resistance faded under air and artillery pounding though North Korean and Chinese forces continued clash on hills and along Pangnim Hoengsong highway. Allied lines held the east central front as Seoul defenses probed by U S patrols. MacArthur warned of a planned major spring counteroffensive amid heavy losses on both sides.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
U. S
Hoengsong
Seoul
Eighth Army
Hoensong
Hoengsong Uhe
Hongchon
Thorthwest
U.S
Han River
United Nations
Pangnim
Melion
Houngsong
Pangnim-Hoeongsong
All
Macarthur
Recs
Management Club Hears Stockdale on Inflation and Production
Corry management club members heard Dr. Allen A. Stockdale of the National Association of Manufacturers discuss inflation as a major enemy and the need for pay-as-you-go defense, curbing credit and spending, and boosting goods production. Amby Allen then introduced Maynard Wood from the State Department of Sanitation who spoke on pollution control before a film about waterways, followed by a turkey dinner at The Hotel.
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Corry Exuringe
Midiitlub
Allen A. Stockdale
NoGiew “Association of Manufacturers
Stockdale
Amby Allen
Management Club
Maynard Wood
State Departmente Ot Sanitation
Penn~sylvania
Gerypmas Fienlehedt
Lyte Wilcox
Cham ber of Commerce elects new directors to board
Stewart Long William Louby B F Bettes and Martin Keppel named to fill three year terms replacing Bracken Cheri Hillstrom and Miss Helen Jones. Vote by two thirds of 98 members. Next noon meeting to approve. date for annual session may shift from March to April to secure a speaker. Andrew Sardoni named potential commerce secretary guest for future meeting.
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Stewart Long
William Leaby
E. F Bettes
Martin Keppel
Hope
Commerce
Chamber of Gheamerre
Aft Gunol
C Ofc
William Louby
B. F Bettes
Martin Kephel
Charles Bracken
Jas Cheri A. Hillstrom
Helen Jones
of C
Richard Rosshicher
Chimber
Rossbacher
Andrew J. Sardoni
Gov Five
Torie Winer
Senate
Soroni Sperales
Elertilea
Auto prices to rise as price ceilings loosened
Washington March 2 The Office of Price Stabilization ordered higher price ceilings on new passenger cars letting dealers pass a dollars and cents increase to buyers. Retail prices are expected to rise a little over 2 percent as new cars arrive in show windows. OPS says the rise is temporary and tied to labor and material costs, with a forthcoming pricing formula to govern other industries.
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Asy
Associated Press
Washington
Auto
OPS
Office of Price Stabilization
Bransen
DiStille
Bute
Swindle Victims Get Partial Refund in Pittsburgh Case
Associated Press reports Allegheny County District Attorney Robert Van Der Voor says about 185 victims of a quarter million dollar housing swindle will recover part of their money. Raymond E. Reynolds, former head of Reynolds Construction, has $20,000 banked in Arkansas. He faced 29 charges of fraud and conspiracy, was convicted on three counts, and pleaded guilty to remaining charges with sentence deferred to settle financial details of his firm.
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Associated Jess Pittsburgh
Robert van der Voor
Allegheny County
van der Voort
Raymond E. Reynolds
Reynolds Construction Company
Arkansas
Reynolds
Red Cross Campaign Nears Half Way Mark
Red Cross drive nears midpoint with 4598 pledged toward the effort. Campaign chairman Stewart Long notes slow progress and delays in report submission as volunteers push to complete memberships and donations by Tuesday morning.
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Red Cross
China Dans
Hil
Stewart Long
Ward Waptams
28th Organizes Ranger Company at Camp Atterbury
Camp Atterbury hosts the 28th Ranger Company forming under Captain Harald V Kays of Meadville. The all volunteer unit, including prior Pennsylvania National Guardsmen and reservists, will train through March then move to Fort Benning Georgia for parachute jumps and final training.
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Atterbury
Masel 2
Pennsylvania
I Tiuty
Harald V Kays
Meadville
Havin
Pacific
Camp Atterbury Uyil
Fort Benning
Kores
Weather Favors Fish Stocking Across Multiple Streams
The Corry hatchery announced a five day stocking schedule with 9,000 rainbows at Chapman Dam Warren county today. Brokenstraw Creek will receive 13 hundred prawns and rainbows tomorrow, Spring Creek East Branch 1,400 browns Monday, Pine Creek 1,900 browns Monday, East Sandy Creek 800 browns Monday, Ben George Creek 400 brook trout Tuesday, Rock Hollow Run 600 brook trout Tuesday, as part of a 105,000 fish pre season program well ahead of the April 15 opening. Weather remains favorable for continued stocking.
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Brokenstraw
Corry Hatchery
Merrill
Chapmen Dam
Warren County
Brokenstraw Creek
East Branch
Spring Creek
Pine Creek
East Sandy Creek
Clarion
Ben George Creek
Rock Hollow Run
Tiefoute Creek
Truman Confers With His Cabinet Before Key West Flight
President Truman meets with his cabinet for a final review of home front problems before boarding the Independence for Key West Florida. He shows worry over labor leaders' walkout on defense mobilization but will stay in close touch via facilities at his Little White House submarine station. He plans to depart Washington National Airport at about 12 30 p m and land at Bees Chief Airport near Key West eight miles away.
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Associated Fieso
Washington
Truman
Key West
Fla
Defense
Florida
Little White House
Washington National Airport
Independence
Bees Chief
February Temperatures Hit Extremes in Corry
February brought extreme readings in Corry with a low of 18 degrees below zero on February 10 and a high of 4 degrees on February 26. Snowfall declined to 1.55 inches for the month, with only three days recording deep snow and five days with light snow flurries as observed by local weather observer George Mulderlek.
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Corry
George Mulderlek
Eight Soldiers Injured In Camp Picketts Blast
Eight soldiers were injured Monday at Camp Picketts firing range in Virginia. Pvt Kenneth L Springer of Welton Iowa is seriously ill at the base hospital. Pvt Paul P Gasper of Jessup Pennsylvania and Pvt Frank T Nunez of Pensylvania New Jersey were released after treatment. Others remain hospitalized with injuries as the Army investigates the explosion.
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Yassyeuen
Pickett
Army
Kenneth L. Springer
Welton
Towa
Paul P. Gasper
Jessup
Frank T. Nunez
Pensfly
N. J
Blast destroys Pittsburgh auto parts building in Bloomfield
March traffic explosion and fire tore through the Joseph F Moidel Auto Equipment building in Bloomfield last night. Five people were injured, none seriously, as five fire companies battled the flames. Moidel estimated stock losses at 520,000 and the building value at 35,000. Investigators had not yet determined the cause. onlookers said the roof was blown 30 feet into Liberty Avenue.
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Pittsburgh
Bloomafield
Joseph F .Moidel
Joseph B. Moidel
Hhe
Gate Parts
Liberty Avenue
Peace Talks Hinted In Paris Negotiations
The State Department voiced limited optimism as talks open in Paris with Ambassador Philip G. Jessup leading the American side. Officials cautioned no real progress is assured and warned the Paris session may stretch weeks while seeking a framework for a broader ministerial conference in April. The Soviet stance remained blameful, resisting changes and urging Western concessions.
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State Department
Paris
Jessup
U. 5S
Weateen
Washington
Baneswe
Philip G. Jessup
Btal
Ache
Sun
Ieee
New York
Willy Group
Sae Vestants
Mey
Paris Merile
Jeelerday Caulioneti
Soviet Union
League Neutral On City Manager Form
The president of the Beagué of Third Claiss Cities said the group would prefer a neutral stance on adopting a city manager form of government. Walter E. Greenwood noted opinions are divided and decisions will be left to individual members after a conference with more than 50 league representatives. He cautioned the league will not push for or oppose the plan.
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Harrisburg
Mavahidy
Beagué
Third Claiss
Guy~ Emiment
Walter E. Greenwood
Contesqilia
Tlere
Alec
Greenwood
League
PRR Income Declines In January 1951
A Pennsylvania Railroad spokesman said January 1951 net income fell by more than 1.5 million dollars from January 1950. January 1951 total income was 986,798, versus 2,462,650,000 in January 1950, due chiefly to tax credits affecting the prior year. Gross revenues for January 1951 rose sharply from 66,760,866 to 303,001,58.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Riilroad Fas
Pasterday
U S Plans Six Divisions in Western Europe Military Setup
Washington March 2 The Defense Department disclosed a plan to deploy six U S divisions in Western Europe by July 1 1952 as part of a North Atlantic defense buildup General Lawton testifying outlined the move to strengthen allied forces and speed troop commitments with debates over funding and strategic priorities ongoing The testimony named possible targets for aviation and ground forces and referenced potential budget figures while lawmakers pressed for clearer timelines and control over the mobilization process.
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Europe
Lawton
Left Wing Union Official Is Jailed
Mitch J Jutlus Enispak national secretary of the left wing United Electrical Workers was sentenced to four months in jail and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress. Thomne Quinn and Enispak refused to answer committee questions and faced potential up to a year and $340000 fines. Also noted Marlboro observes Denis Sullivan’s 105th birthday with a history of outdoor bowling and Ireland return details.
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Washington
Mitch J
Jutlus Enispak
United Eleatrival Workers
Con Bren Enispak
Jdge F. Dickinsder Letts
Feneral District Court
Jol
Denis Sullivan
Kittamney
Ireland
Tragic Plane Crash Claims Fourteen Lives
A devastating airliner accident near Sioux City results in the death of fourteen people. Officials say the mid-continental flight from a major airline was on approach when the crash occurred. authorities and witnesses describe a chaotic scene with emergency crews racing to assist.
Plan Test Vote On Draft Issue Plan Test Vote On Draft Issue
The draft plan tests a Senate bill to raise the minimum voting age to 18. The measure, supported by a House committee, would modify the existing Selective Service Act provisions and lower the voting age from 21 to 18, with debates on potential impacts and implementation.
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Senate
Assoviated Press
Washington
Marek
Seine
E Sunwle Aio Servives Committee
Qwanell Ewig
Farrington Fund Appeals for Donations in News Note
A garbled report notes an appeal to add funds to the Farrington Fund with mentions of donors and names such as Micke, Mire Charente, Knnavt, and Brooks of Spartapsbuys. The piece references relief efforts and a victim's parents inquiry, plus calls for donations to support the cause. The fragmented OCR text includes unclear references to TVW, SAU, and Toei Wars with no clear events or dates.
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TVW
Cuuptaien
Voneay
Rey Bnttan Linswight
Mapa Vighules
Relief Corps
Mire
Charente
Beisad
Williany’ Brooks
Spartapsbuys
Lions Kill Tigress In Opening Night Show
Detroit report states a lion named Prince attacked and killed tigress Sheba during an animal show opening night. Beatty and staff fought to separate the lion using barriers. Princess Rosie later retreated to her cage as the big cat continued snarling and threatening.
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Lion
Detroit
Prince
Env
TV Era
Dell
Secral Tigres
Rusls
Brinne
Sheba
Rosie
Tigers
Phra
Beatty
Leavis
Mdi
Wien
M Snarl
Pales
Consider Plan to Double Present Size of Board
Washington march 7 rebuilding of the wage stabilization board faced a major obstacle as unions demanded broad representation. The Labor Panel urged broader worker participation while Johnston and lawyers argued over the board’s powers to fix wage ceilings and resolve disputes.
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Labor
Board
Wilson
Associated Brews
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Phumk TL
Reonumle
Juliet
Jndtuetey-hosee
Hyde
Charles
Wilkop
Barnet Ul
Ard Johnston
Johnston
Tohnstorn
Fie
Winallen
Iow
Cyril 5
Ching
Labor Paley Committee
Brosé
Tuma Erate Rey 1
Jrowyers
Aaronsburg Story Aims to Perpetuate Shrine History
In Aaronsburg Pa a movement seeks to perpetuate the local story by establishing a national shrine and preserving the community’s 300 residents’ heritage. The effort ties to a October 1934 Pennsylvania Week observance and involves Claude G Aikers of Brau College as Week chairman and other local leaders.
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Nihiy Atfatr
Claude G Aikers
Brau Cattege
Svein
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