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05 Mar 1951
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
1
ULPC READYING NEW ATTACK ON PRICE CURBS
The United Labor Policy Committee considers further steps as ULPC walkouts hit AFL CIO and nonoperating unions. Officials discuss rollback in prices where justifiable, amid mobilization tensions. President Truman aims to balance defense needs with wage and price controls amid congressional bets and industrial protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ULPC
Associated Tress
Washington
Organized Labor
Defense Mobilization
United Labor Policy Committee
Truman
O10
Congress
USPG
Charles EB. Wilson
Ly Pm
Wednesey
Artinn
AFL
CIO
Vuileond
Ofn
Maybusk
Senate
Eric Johnelun
Social Security Increases Service in Corry area
The Radial Security Administration announced a new service schedule for Corry residents. An Erie district office agent will hold office hours at the Curry post office on the first and third Tuesday each month from 10 a.m. The change expands coverage for self employed workers and others now eligible for Social Security benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Corry
Bernard A. Fairbaugh
Erie
Ann
Curry
Fara Laugh
Farnbaugh
Corry
Ian
Groceries Buy Used Fats Reminiscent of War Years
A local report recalls wartime habits as households resume selling used fats to grocers. Stores offer 40 pounds of chicken fat at 10 cents a pound, echoing World War II shortages and price controls that boosted soap and rendering production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Joel Grocery Alareylia
Joie Wotley
Multec
Ublaw
Pluwine
Fight brewing in senate over civil defense program
The 1961 General Assembly enters a busy week with a Senate clash over Gov. John S. Fine's far reaching civil defense package. Key bills would empower a state defense force, set up a regional board, and allow inter state cooperation. Public hearings on the plan are likely as critics press for legislative approval before budget details. Police hold two youths for juvenile court in a shooting at the Seaplane Base near Pittsburgh. one officer was slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbu
General Assembly
Senate
Goy
John S. Tine
Bouse
Elmer d. Holla
Allegheny
Fine
Theodore Dis- Terax
Distier
Distler
Franking and Marshal Colleges
Lancaster
Wynnard
James Hiain Alout
Ecoomittees
MIT
Cau
Bolic DE Giv
Penh Ssiumia
General ‘Assembly
Legislate
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Grange
The
Grange
AOLD
Pittshurgeh
Police Ste
William T. Annatrony
Hiehlind
Ure
Allegheny Rivers
Red Cross Drive Falls Short of Fund Goal Before Deadline
The Corr y Chapter campaign shows only about half the $10,190 quota raised with $5,963 donated so far. Stewart Long reports slow blood donor registration and notes illness among volunteers hindered house to house efforts as divisions break down totals and urge one last push before 10 am tomorrow to decide continuation or termination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
American Red Crass
Stewart Long
Drke
Long
City Methodists to Hear Bishop on Lenten Service
Bishop Lloyd Wicke, resident bishop of the Pittsburgh Area, will speak at a Lenten Worship Service Thursday at 7:30 p m in the real church. It marks the first bishop visit in over 35 years. Wicke, a Baldwin Wallace and Drew University graduate, holds BD and PhD degrees and has led three conferences with over half a million members. He aided the local church’s evangelism program and Palm Sunday visitors will be Honor guests. Choir under H Lynn Rice will perform My God and I and Hear My Prayer. Dr Thomas E Colley will assist. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Wicke
Pittsburgh
Mt. Lebanon Church
Wicks
H. Lynn Rice
God
Sergei
Ryder
Local Doctor Plans New Office on West Smith Street
Dr. A. B. Tate filed an application for a city funding permit to build a 20 by 45 foot office on the west side of his home at 49 West Smith Street. He aims to start within a month and move his practice from the upper floor to the new quarters once completed. The city engineer’s office notes the proposed construction may not conflict with zoning provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Smith Street
A. B. Tate
Urge Taft To Unite GOP On Troops To Europe Issue
Washington and other sources report GOP lawmakers press Senator Taft to rally Republicans for a Senate approved resolution backing the administration plan to deploy four American divisions to an international defense force. Bradley and other officials urge swift action within 30 days amid tense debates over Congress authority versus presidential power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
GOP
Europe
Wey
Washington
Miyeti
Tath
Onrudey
Ihemanding Wak Taft
Mwethan
Senate
Congress
Senitons Connally
Russell
Wribblier
Boviph
Suyerarl
Lierelingg
Beaty Wherry
Wherry
Eueype Tal
Ludgy
Maax
Adivanee
Lovige
Logettier
Werner Fumes
Aoreel
Omar Bradley
International Defense Force
Lonely Hearts Killers 10 Die This Thursday
Martha Beck facing electric chair at Sing Sing prison for slaying Janet Fay of Albany. Accomplice Rudolph Fernandes implicated in related deaths. Court refusal to review case noted. Fernand es linked to prior Elgin death of Jane Wilson Thompson in Spain. Beck’s suitor Rev. Luther Hannum led a prison service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ossining
Martha Bei
Luther
Hannum
Rirginund Fernandes
Bupweme
Cine Fernandes
John J. Kinig
Richard Power
Mm. Beck
Beck
Fernandez
Janet Fay
Albany
N.Y
Fernander
Elgin Sama
Jane Wilson Thompson
Thompson
Spain
Fernandez Tol
Jeensin
Madrid
Fernandes
Lester Wilson
Elgin
Oil City Man Is Sworn In Today
Oil City native Campbell, 61, sworn in as state banking chief in Governor John S. Fine’s cabinet. Secretary Gelle D. Smith administered the oath in the secretary of the commonwealth’s office. Campbell expressed readiness to serve and noted much to learn as he succeeds Donald M. Brunbaum in the banking post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Hasbours
Mate Ob
Uampbell
John S. Fine
Gelle D. Smith
The
Commonwealth
Campbell
Smith
Man Killed In Fight On Tanker Off Bombay Coast
A tanker incident near Bombay results in one man killed and several wounded. Police plan further questioning as investigators review the scene aboard the Overseas Tankship Corporation vessel. The attack occurred amid a disputed labor or political confrontation near the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sry
Bombay
Thdia
March
Wwnien
Taxian
Wien
Niin Rey
The
Overseas Tankship Corporation
vt-Ponomu
Northwest District Orchestra Festival Presented in High School Auditorium
Plans complete for a two night music meet featuring 19 high schools in the Northwest District. Top musicians perform a 90 minute program each night with a special stage over front seats. Tickets available from Corry High School orchestra members and local shops. many visitors expected Saturday so residents urged to attend Friday if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Pennsylvania
Orchestra Festival
High Acoul
Northwest
Lynn Rice
Jocal
Corry High School
Lee’s
Ritz
Stapl
Ford Follows GM With Wage Boost
Ford matched General Motors’ wage increase for 113000 production employees with a 2 percent hourly raise in a move toward standardized pay in the Auto Industry’s High Three. The pact aligns with CIO labor contracts and follows GM’s preset pattern, signaling broader industry adoption later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
General Motors
Jededay
Chivaler
Tin Auto Idustry
Pyadetar Manes Farlly
CIO
Ted Tim Loni
GAT
West Powers and Russia Open Talks in Paris
In Paris, Western powers and the Soviet Union begin discussions on Cold War issues. U.S. Ambassador Philip Jessup and French officials attend as deputies from Britain and other nations join the dialogue at Avenue Foch to map potential concessions and avert escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Paris
Associated Press
Pari
Marth &Russan
Anny
France
Tnt
Snihbeins Evliwe
Germany
U. S
Laree
Philip Jessup
Brijait
Dennest Davite
Praine
Alexandre Parad
FST
Parad
Tarher Dpasup
Dyer
Beihai
Alexander Porodi
Coolamits, Russi
Furor
Jessup
Bert Perdy
Acheson
USDA Explains Cabbage Price Shift From Holland to Philadelphia
The USDA explains cabbage prices reflect a shift from Holland to Philadelphia wholesale markets after a cold spell hit Florida crops. Freight from Holland now dominates supply, pushing prices to 17 to 19 cents per pound while Florida output recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Holland
Philidelpie
Floris
Florida
386 Added US Korea War Casualty Totals
Defense Department lists 386 additional casualties from the Korean War with 85 killed 61 wounded and 240 missing in action reported among the latest figures issued today Washington March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Nautia
Houl Times
Mwe Jy
Czech Envoy to India Escapes Amid Unclear Wires
A Czech envoy to India narrowly escapes amid a reported incident with uncertain details. The event involves diplomatic figures and an untidy set of notes suggesting disruption and subsequent escape by the envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Start of Ajax Engines Starter Development Amid Production Demands
Article outlines development of a new Ajax engines starter, semi autonomous, with upgraded equipment and testing. Notes include electric shutter, rapid audits, and a push for quicker service turnaround as production demands rise. Mentions suppliers, schedules, and key personnel involved in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE enwhieRrg
Ali Parhinehl
Rollihe Afl
Rhiur
Immediati
Linhmoye Vague
Ivan
Moruniutty Buguyes
Wesel
Rydor
avKol
Oper Rirmls
Phinl
Toluls
Willi Hafle
Wielsa
Columbus Gets New Fire Truck
The Columbus Fire Department unveiled an 800 gallon pumper tested by the volunteer hose company. The unit, sent from Buffalo and fitted out for use, doubles the department’s pumping capacity and will be joined by a 400 gallon buck equipped with fog nozzles for hard to reach places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Fire Department
Hich
Buffalo
Columbia de Baktanent Saunday
New York City
Battle report from Seoul area outlines North Korean buildup
An Associated Press dispatch from March 5 reports heavy fighting near Pangnim Arillery and Yeonhwa, with about 6,000 North Korean troops routed from a mountain redoubt. U.S. Marines and Allied forces attacked positions as Third Division elements faced stubborn Communist resistance east of Hovagsong. Total casualties and wrecked vehicles are cited, with continued fighting expected as forces regroup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associative Press
Korea
Pangnim Arillery
Waler
Bill Tay
Willan
Bai BA Quinn
Tyde Fey
Cipeteoy
Mhone
Bhai Funis
Iver Tiantte
Ates Allied Bans
Raniupe
Misaulh
Aemrekly
Wong
Orr
Eleiments
Weile
Sit
Hovagsong
Thuy
McInnes Office Building Moved
A building moved Friday from Main street to the southwest of the point as crews used Zanjeck equipment to transfer the structure. Plant president A Brug Smith announced the relocation and the move took a little more than four hours with workers installing the new office site at the Meinvbs property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jans
A. Brug Smith
Galt
Rovgland
A. Zalaneck
Sov
Sali
Meinvbs
Zanjeck
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RED Cross Drive
City Methodists
Lonely Hearts Killers
Supreme Court
Willwooder
Bala G
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Muviney
Suman Senulengilh
Cape
Miley
Eylee Biri Hin
Thele
Alvey Ortoek
Foenieriy
Munster
Columbus
Taemi
Seoul
McInnes Office
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