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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1951
Page
1
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FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urged the Senate crime committee to continue exposing organized crime in cities and called for communities to join a drive to root out criminal elements and corrupt officials. He endorsed a yearly grand jury in every community to investigate and reform the justice system amid extended hearings.
A Garland cyclist was injured when struck by a car yesterday while riding his bicycle on 20 sonm aviu tr 25. The rider sustained a possible fracture and was transported to Central Hospital where authorities described his condition as non life threatening. The accident blocked traffic as police investigated the scene and reviewed the driver’s path.
A severe Easter weather spell hit the city as temperatures plunged to near eight degrees above zero. Saturday brought heavy rain and a blaze of wind and frost, while remaining streets faced slushy, wet conditions. Despite the cold, many churchgoers filled services for Resurrection Day, with pastors noting throngs and a sense of surprise at the observance.
James P. Moran former New York City fire commissioner was indicted on perjury charges tied to testimony before Senate crime investigators. Also charged is Lonle Weber, a Brooklyn bookmaker, who allegedly lied to the Senate committee about Moran. The case stems from a 1936 to 1950 period when Moran was deputy fire chief and later water commissioner under ex Mayor O Dwyer. Weber allegedly admitted to knowing Moran but did not recall repeated meetings. Moran faces allegations linked to gifts and testimony at the March 16 Senate hearing.
Three people were treated at Corry Hospital for fall injuries over the weekend. Mrs William Houghton, 98 Mead Avenue, suffered a possible skull fracture after losing balance on steps near the Baptist Church. George Haron, 49, of Youngsville, was admitted Sunday for head injuries after a fall at the European Hotel. Daniel Beckwith, two, of 26 East South Street, received treatment for a fore head laceration from a fall at home.
International tensions fuel fervent Easter prayers as pilgrims gather at the Holy Sepulchre amid thorny wire remnants from 1943. Pope John XXIII appeals for brotherly accord in Rome. Chapel services, broadcasts, and public vigils reflect a yearned peaceful world.
Attorney General McGrath told senators there is no law to denaturalize or deport Frankie Costello, the New York racketeer. He noted Costello, born in Italy, became a naturalized citizen in 1938 after one serious-crime conviction.
Ansomnted Press reports officials eye an unprecedented eighty million dollar arms aid program for Latin America to bolster defences and balance forces in the hemisphere. White House approval would send the measure to Congress in a later foreign aid bill, with funding to be allocated selectively to developing nations under an Americas defense framework.
Pittsburgh March 26 A leading coal mine executive predicts an era of peace and harmony between operators and workers after years of strikes. George Eh Love of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company notes labor and management may realign with a recent pact that raised miners pay by 1.60 daily to 16.35, following negotiations by United Mine Workers president John K. Lewis and Bituminous Coal Operators Association president Harry M. Moses.
March 26 A passenger plane crashed in southern Argentina on a scheduled flight from Uskanis via Terre Del Fuego to Buenos Aires. First reports say twelve were killed. Separate item notes President Truman met with his cabinet in Washington for about an hour on March 20.
March 6 Washington tense debate erupts over MacArthur’s Korea policy. Officials privately warn White House influence may push for limited war actions while publicly disavowing responsibility. MacArthur’s Tokyo statement sparks fear of a broader UN backed clash as allied governments watch closely.
The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor rules a closed meeting to record opposition to Governor Fine’s proposed 163 million dollar in two years tax plan. AFL leaders plan to present recommendations at the AP’s annual convention, with members opposing a one half per cent income levy and urging limits on new taxes.
A winter crash spree near Waterford and surrounding townships left ten autos wrecked across five accidents. Injuries reported include several occupants with minor to moderate harm. total losses tally about $1310. Police describe skid loss and multi-vehicle pileups on Route 87 and nearby roads as drivers lost control in slick conditions. Names and ages of several involved motorists are listed, with damages detailed for each collision.
In Washington on March 26, Pennsylvania Republicans urge the Senate to keep alive investigations into the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Interstate Commerce Commission. Senators James H. Duff Edward Martin Evie Kefanyer and Charles Tobey support continuing probes and seek deeper inquiries into alleged misconduct.
A large crowd is expected tonight at 8 o clock in the school auditorium for the annual minstrel show by the Cory Roly Club. The program includes local vaudeville acts, songs such as mammy signatures, Rotary dancing chorus, and a ticket sale benefiting the community project. The event is described as highly entertaining with a sizeable turnout anticipated.
Former New York mayor O Dwyer challenges testimony by the Crane association head and calls the $10,000 gift claim an fabrication. He tells Senate investigative committee the charge is unsubstantiated while defending his 35 years in public service and urging fairness.
ANCOUVER B C March 2 A railing and steel cable failed on Grouse Mountain chair lift sending skiers tumbling down the slope. Officials say about 20 people were injured with five seriously hurt. Royal Canadian Mounted Police describe the crash as a chair swingout. Responders worked into the night to move the injured to ambulances.
Holiday toll rises to 224 from traffic and accidents over the long weekend. Officials report 161 deaths by Friday midnight with causes including suffocation and misc injuries. Names and precise locations are unclear due to garbled text.
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