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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
3
A brief fragment notes a baby related matter involving authorities and a court action, with minimal readable details and no clear names or dates. The item appears as an OCR fragment, offering only hints of a legal or welfare proceeding without fuller context.
The readable fragments reference a listing of individuals in a civil post examination process in Connecticut. It notes that several ranked applicants or examinees are named and that others are identified after a counting or reviewing step. The exact details remain unclear due to damage.
A Bar man faces charges after an armed incident at a bar. The case involves a soldier and an unidentified individual in a confrontation. Authorities report the event happened in the evening, with firearm presence confirmed and no injuries reported at the scene.
Wild geese numbered in the hundreds were seen by a Pennsylvania Railroad track crew between Waterford and Erie, forming three v-shaped flocks about 150 feet above ground.
Maurice H. Runnels of Mabelvale Arkansas credits HADACOL with restoring his energy appetite and sleep after a period of aches and fatigue from heavy construction work He reports rapid relief and sustained benefit from regular HADACOL use urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
David Greenglass testified in federal court that he, serving at Los Alamos in 1948, took American atomic bomb secrets from the project and passed them to a Soviet spy ring. He confessed and awaits sentence for his guilty plea as the Rosenbergs and Sobell face trial for conspiring to spy for Russia during wartime.
GRAND RAPIDS March 14 Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg 66 year old Republican foreign policy leader was reported weakening rapidly in his battle for life. His physician said the condition continues to become more serious after a relapse on February 26.
Harrisburg March 14 A decision on how the administration plans to raise 126 000 000 for the two year budget appears imminent as sources say John Fine is ready to back one of three new proposals. A half percent income tax with business deductions could raise about 50 000 000 while a one percent general sales tax with food exemptions targets 60 000 000 to 75 400 000 yearly. Also a plan to raise corporate net income tax from four to five percent and raise public utilities tax from 4 to 20 mills plus cigars and tobacco taxes. Any single plan would help solve Fine’s budget dilemma and fund veterans’, salaries, and General State Authority costs. The governor works with budget secretary Logan to finalize the plan.
Police investigate a shooting at the Southwood home in Union City RD 4. William Clark, 74, of Union City is alleged to have fired a shotgun at his wife, missing her and striking a bedroom wall. The suspect fled with his wife reported to be safe.
New York reporters report Costello, a reputed crime leader, tells investigators he possesses $50,000 at his residence after being threatened. He denies other funds, hedges on the amount, and consults with his attorney as officials press for a precise figure and record changes.
The transcript shows a series of questions and answers about cash, securities, and other valuables in custody. The dialogue includes figures like 940,000 and 350,000 as approximate amounts and confirms no other boxes or prisons hold additional valuables.
In San Antonio on March 14 a three year old, David Hopkins, faced multiple illnesses and injuries over several months. He had infected tonsils removed, suffered an abscess in one ear, fell ten feet onto a sidewalk with minor bruises, then battled an allergy to medication, measles, a bout of hiccups, and finally chicken pox. His family hopes he escapes the three year old stage soon.
Paris March 14 The four deputies meet again today with little progress. The U S British French bloc and the Russians wait for a proposal to move the foreign ministers conference forward. Western delegates demand general entreses of international tension. The Soviets push for German demilitarization and prevention of remilitarization as top priorities.
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