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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1951
Page
3
The Agriculture Department announced new ceiling prices for farm products as farm income for 1950 is estimated at 12.974 billion dollars, down from 14.129 billion in 1949 and lower than earlier years. The move follows a year of high prices for farm goods despite overall income decline.
Pan American Airways faced a midnight strike by 150 port stewards unless a federal mediator yields a last minute settlement. The Transport Workers Union said 4,200 more workers would not cross stewards lines in New York Miami Sequim San Francisco and Brownsville. TWU seeks a 16 cent per hour cost of living raise with current wages listed between 1.25 and 1.91 per hour. The deadline had been extended 10 days to allow mediator George McSwan to negotiate. The Baltic Sea details follow.
Centerville's Gerald Scauten Holstein herd led Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement toward February with 1,084 pounds milk and 37.7 pounds butterfat on 20 cows. Individual high was Lady at 1,775 pounds milk and 67.5 pounds butterfat. Other top herds and producers listed include Corry and Spartansburg farms, with 318 cows tested and many exceeding 40 pounds butterfat and 1,200 pounds milk.
A melee at a dwelling yesterday left three residents charged. James White, 21, Deloris White, and Denaid Nicholson, 82, faced multiple counts including battery and disorderly conduct. White was hospitalized. Nicholson jailed on bail set at 500 dollars. hearing scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Alderman Merchie Cala brese announced.
Officials warn of fresh issues in mobilization as April production cuts bite. Rubber shortages and reduced tires shipments threaten passenger car production with 75 percent of normal output in Q2. Disruptions at synthetic plants and defense demand strain inventories and military logistics amid wartime constraints.
Local notes record social events and meetings in Clymer area. Miss Carol Newhouse honored at a social with guests from nearby towns. PTA speaker planned on home life as spiritual center. Circle No 3 and the Twelfth Century Club meet with talks on Carrie Chapman Catt and piano solos. University students and families visit, gas station changeover to Harri Kolstee era noted, and a Domeolt-Jones Post minstrel show seeks a third performance in April.
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