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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
3
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Fragmentary text references hospital patients and a Tuesday event. Mentions B and Ivan with vague context. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes supported for a complete news card.
Five men in Mayville are jailed after a two day probe ending with 26 counts of grand larceny. The group, tied by blood or marriage, admits to stealing 68 pigs and three herds of cattle over ten months, netting about 42784.53 on the wholesale market. Whipple Peterson Greene and Gordon face multiple counts. Pearl Greene was later arrested after reviewing farm records.
Milton Berle signs a 90 year NBC contract securing first call on his services in radio and television as actor producer writer or director. The deal may be worth around $1 million and up over the period and runs past his current Texts company agreement.
In Erie on March 19 police charged Dan Lindell with hit-and-run after his abandoned car struck two parked vehicles near 12th and Bolland streets. About $600 in damage occurred to the cars and nearby lawn and fence. Other owners involved were James W. Herman and Steve Davi shak.
Voice of the People notes longstanding limits on oleomargarine in Pennsylvania and a Senate bill from January 16 to color oleo in triangular packaging. Public eating places would display signs, price may stay the same, and housewives urged to write to Senator C Arthur Blass in Harrisburg.
Paul B. Peterson, 21, of Altoona was killed when the propeller of a sightseeing airplane started as he tried to crank it at Stutz Field. His father Paul Peterson operates Stutz Field.
Democrat Richardson Dilworth assails Gov John Fine, predicting a red-ink state as war industry profits boom but budgets strain. He accuses Fine of political ruthlessness while noting past credit for organization. Dilworth cites $15 million requests and a costly administration plan.
RFC Director C Edward Rowe testified to a Senate subcommittee that he urged Walter J. Dunham to resign from the RFC board. He said the push was mischaracterized and stemmed from Dunham’s reported poor health and a stormy session. White House contacts influenced the situation.
Bonds on Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission guarantees payment to dairy farmers for milk sold. When processors default, bonds mobilize funds to cover producers' payments, ensuring timely compensation. In 1993 the commission suspended 42 licenses, with seven revoked and payments made in full to others.
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