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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1951

Page

4

Coolidge era graft trials and resignations recounted

A historical recital notes Coolidge era changes in the Justice Department with Daugherty and Forbes resignations, Miller’s departure, and Derby’s dismissal. It recalls Senate scrutiny, oil lease prosecutions, and trials involving Fall, Doheny, and Sinclair, including juries and jail terms.

Secretary of the Intérior Charles J. Forbes Ttes Harding Coo—lidge Charles Denby Navy Harry M. Daugherty Thomas W. Miller Denby Maudlell Interior Department Senate Coolidge Byron Derby Miller Daugherty Justice Department Forbes Grant Jess Smith Fall Doheny Sinclair

Housecleaning urged as graft probes hit Truman era

Democrats and Republicans press for a broad cleanup in the Truman administration amid revelations of favors tied to RFC loans and five percent contracts. Probes extend to Mississippi public offices and a South Carolina land purchase for a government atomic project.

Truman Mississippi South Carolina Senate Wat Rec RFC Board Coolidge Harding Eny Albert B. Fall

War Propaganda Declared Major Crime by Soviet Law

The Supreme Soviet passed a measure making warmongering a crime against humanity with no opposition. Propaganda of any form toward war triggers punishment, including possible death penalty in the Soviet Union and similar harsh measures in East Germany and China.

Russia Associated Press Moscow Supreme Soviet Stalin Soviet Union East Germany China

Local leaders form unemploy ment committee with county balance

Mayor L Alexander heads a new local unemployment committee working with the county organization chaired by Harvey Willis. J J Desmond and F E Whittlesey are on the panel. The Employers banquet at the Hotel Corry featured Dr Mildred Rogers. Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads pledged cooperation for Maple Avenue crossing safety improvements.

L. Alexander Harvey Willis J. J. Desmond F. E. Whittlesey Court House Corry Busines Hotel Corry Mildred Rogers New Castle Erie and Pennsylvania Railrads Maple Avenue Crossing Sture

Eisenhower names Biddle to his staff in Paris

General Dwight Eisenhower appointed Col Anthony J Drexel Biddle Sr to handle relations between Atlantic Army HQ and allied governments. The SHAPE release notes Bid­dle's unique background and his role as deputy chief of a stag for national affairs. (continued)

Associated Press Paris Dwight Eisenhower Anthony J. Drexel Biddle U. S Atlantic Army Boernments Biddle Philadelphia Supreme Headquarters Allied Power In Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Quiz of 1945 Trivia and World News Facts

A mixed trivia item lists questions on AFL leadership, Esteemed officials, firecracker origins, New Sw Essen colony, zodiac Taurus, Steve Brodie, the Hiroshima date, a young Egyptian engagement, partition system purpose, Cairo vs Alexandria, and TV tube steel compatibility.

AFL Brotherhood of Railway Eric Johnston America New Swessen Taurus Steve Brodie Atom Houtb Hiroshima Farouk I Egypt Alexandria Cairo

Blood plasma lowers hospital costs in Red Cross program

The hospital chief explains plasma use avoids cross matching delays and reduces expenses. Plasma supplied by the blood bank cuts the cost from 60 to 5 dollars per pint, while whole blood costs remain tied to donated supplies and do not incur replacement charges.

Red Cross Blood

Blood transfusion program shows rising demand at the hospital

The article notes increasing transfusions since the 1939 Erie figures of 87. Through 1950 seven months before the blood bank opened there were 33, then 82 in the last five months. In the first two months of this year 19 transfusions occurred. a new weekly record was set. The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Corry on April 3. Local residents may donate by calling the Red Cross office.

NG Journal Corry Erie Red Cross

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