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17 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1951
Page
1
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Babson offers guidance on farming prospects for the coming year. He cautions against widespread commercial farming and urges every city family to maintain a sustenance farm as emergency insurance. He expects strong demand with high wages but notes higher producing costs may erode margins, advising careful herd management and timely replacements.
Senator Humphrey reports progress in labor mobilization talks as Economic Stabilizer Johnston is optimistic about reconciling labor with defense mobilization. Price enforcement will seek court orders to roll back meat price hikes if needed amid new military and industrial activity.
Harrisburg reports the General Assembly aims for rapid action once Gov Mine’s tax program and the two year budget are received. Lawmakers, who met minimal output last week, expect a swift pace after revenue estimates for the 1951-52 biennium are clarified.
Washington reports a broad federal tax crackdown on racketeers shaping up rapidly with charges likely against Ralph Capone as the drive targets notorious figures. Informants say a barrage of tax claims will attach criminal charges in many cases after three years of investigations, with Capone named as a first high profile figure.
A World War II era housing building in Rome collapsed killing five and injuring nine others as families sheltered there. Authorities say about twenty families were living in the structure when the disaster struck and expect more victims to be found as search continues.
SHREVEPORT March 17 Major Salvatore Peele of Barksdale AFB said a Navy plane en route from Pensacola to Dallas crashed near Calhoun Louisiana early today killing at least five aboard. Bodies removed. investigations underway as crew details remained unclear.
Frank Costello, once linked to the underworld, was examined by a committee physician in Manhattan after claiming illness to avoid testifying. The check results were not released. the session also saw perjury arrests and looming questions for Mayor O'Dwyer and Governor Dewey amid reports from Chicago papers.
Sixteen year old boy tells of shooting Leonard Fenton during a fishing trip near Yuma Arizona. Saunders says he fired at a bird and hit Fenton. authorities discuss coroner inquest and custody history.
St Patrick day festivities unfold in multiple cities with parades and wearin the green. New York expects about 90000 along Fifth avenue traffic ribbon in place of white. In Erin near Elmira 2000 envelopes with green stamps mailed to collectors. Boston marks evacuation anniversary with 250000 attending in South Boston. A separate blast in Fredericktown, Pa leaves family grieving as Arments O Connor dies from gas explosion injuries.
Tokyo reports Allied leaders see a potential path to an acceptable peace in Korea, contingent on a willingness by both Peiping and Moscow to quit without further bloodletting. Communists suffered ground losses and retreated in Seoul, while Allied forces maintain strength as the next weeks unfold.
A local hospital project faces a $711,956 shortfall with 60 days to raise the remaining funds. Board members appeal to all pledgers to accelerate payments and to those who pledged to consider additional contributions to cover the building costs.
Former U S Senator Joseph Grundy aged 88 was admitted to University Hospital Philadelphia on Tuesday with a respiratory illness. Dr Simon S Leopold said Grundy will stay several more days and noted his long service as founder and former president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association now led by Mason Owlett.
Senator Fulbright states the Senate banking subcommittee will end its probe Monday into influence wielding in Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. He warns GOP members to prepare for a potential showdown next week as the inquiry explores why the RCX program faced criticism and whether officials were involved.
Ice and slick streets caused multiple crashes in a Friday evening incident. Clark of Cory and Worth of Marion collided at Dusre and Marion streets. damage estimated at 2500 plus a 50 auto. Bachat and Rex Kennison were also involved in collisions at different intersections with varying damage. Several minor fender benders followed. traffic on the south side was nearly at a standstill until wandering trucks arrived.
March 17 1800 workers at four North side Allis-Chalmers plants end strike after four new agreements raise hourly wages by about 12 cents. The walkout began at the four facilities and involved a large union drive.
Unclear federal and state allocations threaten construction and road projects in the Corry area. Officials warn gasoline and highway funds may be delayed or reduced, delaying maintenance and new programs amid shifting defense demands and governance changes.
Charles Williams of Corry buys West South Street shop from Orval Root Roai s Sport Shop on South Street. The sale includes building second floor apartment fixtures and stock. Williams plans to keep Root s Sport Store name and operate as current managers wife.
A UN commander states progress is steady as 15 units advance. The push aims to hold Chuncheon below the parallel while Allied forces probe north of the Han River along the Western Front.
General MacArthur visited the Korean front near Chuscheon and Suwon, reporting “everything going well” as UN patrols push the Communists back. U.S. and allied commanders Ridgway Stratemeyer Turner Joy accompanied the general, noting signs the enemy may be forced to withdraw and that defense holds are weakening around Chunchon.
Federal authorities announced early today they have stashed the biggest narcotics ring in the district, supplying crime to Ames and Army personnel. Thirty three were arrested or charged in raids. women and four soldiers were among those arrested. Police seized pills and contraband during long raids on street drug markets. Local officials said the bust extended to several territories.
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