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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1951

Page

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Stabilizing Of Prices Is Nearer

Government leaders voiced optimism on curbing prices and progress toward a labor management accord on price controls. DiSalle projected price stabilization by mid May or mid June, with three major food orders expected to roll back prices though wage and loan measures remain unsettled. President-elect Pellman signaled possible entering of the scene by naming a national advisory board on mobilization policy to bridge labor and management.

Associated Press Washington Amer Fca Michael V. DiSalle Bureau of Indor Statistics Borkt Johnston Une Jrlons Pellman Key West Fla Conmerce Sawyer

Paris Transit Strike Paralyzes City Utilities

Paris faces a prolonged transit shutdown as bus and subway services halt under a strike over wage increases. Government mobilizes military trucks and private fleets to ferry workers to essential jobs amid a citywide paralysis expected to last perhaps a week.

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Slippery Road Blamed in Fatal Crash Area

In Brocton Massachusetts Evelyn Conaway 22 died when the car she rode in skidded on an icy Route 20 near North East and plunged under the side of a large ditch embankment. Her husband escaped with minor injuries and other occupants were uninjured.

North Halt Tne Eilind North Essl Evelyn Conaway Brooton Mass Conaway Mexmsylvania State Police North Clyde Sheri Erie Futh Scudder Clute Mayville Sheriff’s Department Lela duChaine Edmund Auge Shermust Scudder

Campaign toFind Carbon Type Light Bulbs Start

With city TV sets increasing interest grows in removing interference sources. Royal distributors note fringe areas suffer more from interference and carbon type electric bulbs can disrupt pictures quickly. Although not sold now, some remain in attics basements and closets. A dealer offers modern bulbs for carbon type signals and pays a quarter for each bulb collected during house to house canvassing.

Royal Distributors Rerep-Tor

Deputies Await Moscow Reply On German Urns Discuss

Paris reports the Big Four deputies debated whether Moscow will join talks on Germany within the broader European issue or press for a separate approach. Andre Gromyko signaled Moscow’s preference for addressing Potsdam era terms separately, while Britain France and the United States urge handling German defense amid the tense European scene.

Moscow Associated Press Paris Kremlin Big Four Germany Andre Gromyko France Britain United States Ernest Davies Gromyke Harpe Potsdam

Zoning Board Sets Hearing On Hospital Property Sale

Zoning board to consider Lloyd Meerdink option to buy Gary Hospital building site for 2600000 with 320000 mortgage and 800 for agency fees. Hearing next Wednesday at 7 40 pm in Municipal Building to decide if sale can proceed and plans include moving hospital to West Smith Street once finalized.

Zoning Board Xoning Nova Lloyd (Dutch) Meerdink Gary Hospital Meerdink MeGobbeth Real Estate Agency Agclantie Refining Company Wbihern Maste Plang Mate Nwsi Meerdine West Main Street North Center Street Hospit Board New West Smith Street ‘Hospital Cohen Auto Parts South Center Street West Maint Street Cohen Morcement Meerdink Birding

Abolition of RFC urged by U S Chamber of Commerce

The U S Chamber of Commerce board called for the abolition of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It cited Fulbright subcommittee findings that created distrust in RFC lending procedures and urged reform or dissolution to preserve government integrity during national mobilization. Support exists for continuing or restructuring the inquiry, with lawmakers debating the RFC's future and witnesses yet to testify.

Associated Press Washington U.S. Chamber of Commerce RFG Business Organization Fulbright Subcommittee RFC Fulbright D-Ark Senate Banking Subcommittee REC Juans Congress Reg Anc Wip Senate Fulbright Committee Maybank D-Sc Fil Banking Committee White House Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Three Hurt In Home Explosion Near Vestaburg

An explosion wrecked a one story frame cottage at Vestaburg injuring three people. Armenia O Connor, 94, severely burned, is in serious condition at Brownsville General Hospital. Her children Thomas, Joan, and Robert are less seriously injured. Firemen found fumes outside the house and suspect gas seepage into the basement. The blast occurred when Mrs. O Connor opened the door yesterday.

Frederickstown Vestaburg Armenia O'Connor Brownsville General Hospital Thomas Joan Robert

Benefit Bingo Draws Hundreds For Young Cancer Victim

A benefit bingo party raised about $700 and filled T. A. of M. Hall to near capacity. The funds aid the young cancer patient, who recently returned home from the Cleveland Clinic after surgery and ongoing treatment. Local residents donated generously to help her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farrington, whose finances were strained by the illness and lengthy care.

Tie Cung Ote T. A M. Hall Yeterday Cleveland Clinic Nung Mvne Gratis of Corry and Mur Clarence Farringthyl Secaidaywniye

Officers Named By Corry Elks in Three Way Secretary Race

A three way contest for Corry Elks secretary ended with Walter Sweet winning a majority of the 170 votes cast. Other lodge officers for the coming year include Needham exalted ruler Morrison leading knight Lane esteemed loyal knight Johnson treasurer Keefe ruler Sullivan trustee five years and delegates to the Grand Lodge and state convention. Installation set for April 5 at the focal lodge. A $13,500 hospital equipment display, including rescusitator and furniture, was shown.

Corry Tutve Elks Walter Sweet Richard Bael Siner M.S. Cobbett MY. Sweet Belnit Lodge Needham Ruller Alfred Morrison, Jr Stewart Lane William Johnson Harry Powers Frank Keefe James Sullivan Mr. Needham Grand Lodge Richard Bachemer Donald Nantes Boag James Currig Har Ald Crage Focal Lodge Meadville Touge

Family of 16 homeless after blast in Chester suburb

Nicholas Orlanto, 51, built a 10 room two story house four miles west of Chester, Pa. The 11 person family ranged from 3 to 17 years. An oil stove exploded in a first floor room and flames consumed the home within 15 minutes. Mrs. Orlanto was the only one at home. A rural mail carrier aided in escape.

Chester Nicholas Orlantio Here Orlando

Gasoline truck overturns on Route 6 in Warren area

Derald Marrivor, 3, of Gil City injured with possible broken leg after a gasoline tanker wreck on Route 6. Police said Morrison steered off pavement to avoid collision, rear wheel damaged, tanker rolled across the highway, two other company trucks damaged. Witnesses report substantial damage and a 4500 dollar estimate from investigators.

Ak Wek Taide Wits Derald Marrivor Gil City IOC Othiers Bf Ie Corry Palle Stilion Morrison Mia Menway Polite Willam Grosset Company Warren Warnante

Riggs Named to Head Scouts at Harborcreek Meeting

Harborcreek High School honored Scout leaders at the Washington Trail Council annual meeting. Blaine Shank Harborcreek district commissioner and Rollo McCray Waterford were named at large members, with Donald Guebon, president of the Washington Trail Council, noting a program of appreciation.

Union Gily Washington ‘Trail Council Harborcreek High School Youngs North Ent Cisirigl Vies Blaine Shank Harborcreek Rollo McCray Waterford Donald Guebon Washington Trail Clouncil Tolshigs Bona Yeyeeren Hives Blaine Shuik Aude Shunk Himelf Rceived Hom Parl Rolly McCray Glenn Beck John DeSanti I Tireen Reise Henderson Mervyn Nast Fueal Warren Ross Robert Brown Ivan Beniiink James Wells Faul Crowell Norbert Bachesher Donald Bachiotner Arthur Lity Alfred van~ Dresar James Lewis Harold Carlson Georgy Embert Barjey Robert Fleming Erwin Mountain Vat Mes Bowie Gardlite

Hospital Overcapacity Strains Corry Facility Today

Corry Hospital reports nine over capacity as emergency rooms operate at full load. Officials say 48 adults, two children, and 12 babies are currently in care with Mack Alexander citing widespread strain across regional facilities. The exact cause remains undetermined amid ongoing assessments.

Corry Hospital Bupl Buyh Mexander Hit Thaylug Oj Rowwaine Toray Palioneuyut

House Postpones Final Action On Draft Bill

A fragmented report from Washington outlines that a House committee advanced the draft bill through initial steps and laid it before the floor for passage. The measure would require armed forces to honor and respect certain permissions, with debate on amendments and potential amendments moving toward a stalled floor vote.

HOUSE Ascorated Press Washington Muren Choy Bheaker Jae Hheinie Ormehn Joes Container Hebuly Vane

Taft slams Truman again in Senate interview

Senator Taft of Ohio assailed President Truman’s administration, calling it not united behind a central directing brain. He cited alleged misstatements and questioned Wallace Graham’s promotion while noting Graham admitted over covering commands amid commodity speculation claims. Keating cited a $6.68 penalty in 1947.

Assomoted Press Washington lWi Toefl Yanan Tall Truman Key West Keating Trupnan Clenoral Wallace A. Gratam Republicas Mitle Graham Kenlitu the Mouse Graben Senate Taft Titan Administration

Fear 11 Killed In Train Wreck Near Doncaster

A British Railways spokesman said 11 people were killed and at least 20 injured in a passenger train wreck south of Doncaster on the Doncaster to London line. The accident damaged a locomotive and two coaches, with rescue crews searching wreckage and transporting the injured to area hospitals.

London British Railways Doncaster Yorkshire York Hull

Ex Corry Man Slain In Arizona

An ex Corry man, Loomer Fenlon, 40, was slain in Arizona in a case police say involved a single fatal shooting. Investigators describe a confrontation at a location near a waterway where a rifle discharged, injuring Fenlon and leading to the arrest of a suspect named Peter Suuuiders. The suspect was charged and Fenlon’s body was transported to a Warren, Wyoming area close by for further investigation.

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Slayings, manhunt, and the Greenwich tragedy headline

Reports detail a gunman still at large after a multiple murder in Woodlands area with suspect Rovinsky linked to the estranged wife Margare t, her companion Andrew Stoka, and others. Rovinsky, on Navy sick leave, tied to a mine-sweeper blast. Greenwich deaths include Winifred Rockefeller Emery and two daughters found dead in a garage. police call it an apparent suicide pact.

Wilker-Barre Che Koro Way Hohovar Vuweshitp Charles Harrysi Sr Stara Police Charles Edward Rovinsky He Threadn Greenwich Conn Winifred Rockefeller Emery John D. Rockefeller Potive Seule Brooke Emery Foreign Policy Aspiiation Greenwith Duev Robbins Dhan Ene J WaBedy Suidldc

Red Opposition Fades on Fighting Front in Korea

American forces shattered Red positions in a heavy artillery duel and then pushed forward to seize Hongchon and nearby routes. U S troops entered Hongchon with light resistance as Marine and Army divisions widened a new front line across the peninsula, capturing key crossroads and expanding air and ground pressure on Communist defenses.

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Pittsburgh factory reopens after shutdown and wage dispute

A Pittsburgh plant resumes operations after a period of closure following a wage dispute affecting about 600 workers. The firm agreed to pay raises and restore normal shifts, bringing back full production and labor stability.

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DiSalle Brocton U. S.C. Ofc Corry Elks Riggs TB Wonstil Pomndt Fuji Wli Ates Oligo Bill Aver Witajou Rowsuye Yenehey Hira Rewstytvak Sen. Taft Freod Uniontown Dyaine O. Dorsey Century M Mmortier Phague James Brick Browneville Dorsey James Benford Dunbar Mie Bir Corry Arizona Hongchon
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