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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
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Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson said the arms production program is well launched and will not strangle the economy. He cited expected civilian goods demand, rising investment across railroads, mining, and electric facilities, and a projected 1951 high civilian output to support defense expansion. Wage control talks remained unresolved with labor seeking broader powers for the Wage Stabilization Board.
Probate petition shows Rev Carl Ui Ruth pastor at Eliasbeth's Church dies May 10 leaving a 22500 estate. Five thousand goes to niece Mrs Tinny ML Alexander of See while 4000 to Chief Bootely of the Divine Word of Gisard. Balance to be divided among those warded to the Olhird forguian oil.
Nine members of the nationalist Fedayan Isluhte terrorist group were arrested in Tehran on March 2 after police clamped down on sections of the Belshia-nperilled wil Heda and mounting strikes by oil workers. The arrests were announced the tenth from Tours. Premier AW Raamara Mazel faced unfolding turmoil as the plot rocked the uneasy Middle East capital.
A hungry lioness wandered from a birthday party in Palm Springs attended by movie stars and socialites. Singer Allan Jones with Renaldo Ferrieri and photographer Fort Tiesen helped corral the beast, guiding her back to her cage as handlers used prods and chairs. The scene spanned hotel tents and outside cars as guests watched, while a circus figure with elephants aided the effort.
Sharon, Pa March 27 Sharon Steel Corporation disclosed wartime work on special alloy abee strip for U S Army helmets. President Henry Roemer Jr said deliveries on a 750000 dollar order will continue for months. The company is producing strip 20 millimeter and 60 small caliber shell clips and related parts for air, tank, and anti aircraft applications.
Autopsy ordered after Earl Nuttall died following a Saturday scuffle at the Kings Sportsman's Club in Derry Township. Nuttall, 21, had been injured in the bout and was charged with threatening a plan against the town, prompting the investigation into the fatal incident.
Tokyo March 27 United Nations commanders seek to convince the Communists a negotiated peace is the cheapest way to end the costly Korean War. Observers note mixed signals and warn China of potential military actions, while MacArthur and other officials stress ongoing losses and the danger of risk to coastal and interior bases.
Governor Fite urges renewed Red Cross fundraising in Pennsylvania after a campaign review shows 8817 pledged toward a 10130 goal. He notes wartime service and Korea veterans while stressing home-front funding to sustain Red Cross aid and family support during national emergencies. Paul Ward, 25, improves at Las Vegas hospital after being wounded in a Wednesday shooting at the state line, details say the gunman was Ingade Agyluin and Remunda Angel was the night watchman.
Allied dispatches report US and South Korean units advancing toward the 38th parallel amid heavy resistance. American forces claimed to have trapped Reds near the front, destroying supply hubs and pounding coastwise targets from Hambung to Wonsan as Chinese forces reportedly pull back across the Imjin River.
Riverside California March 27 police intensified search for a pretty young singer Mrs Doris Trask Conk 18 missing since the body of her 18 year old husband Richard Gook was found on a lonely road. Authorities questioned Sergeant Lawrence Walker 20 of March Air Force Base booked on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon after being found with a stolen 45 caliber pistol. The scene showed damage to Walker’s car bumper and dented fender as officers investigated.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a gathering that the Soviet Union and international communism pose a grave danger to freedom. He urged full cooperation with the United States among Western democracies, strengthening military power, and unity to deter aggression. He called for internal security measures and coordinated defense plans with American republics. President Truman also urged Latin American nations to bolster defenses against Soviet power.
A large Rotary minstrel show at Cory High School drew about 800 patrons, with Rotarians and guest performers delivering lively, traditional numbers. Proceeds go toward finishing an $800 pledge for Cory Memorial Hospital. second performance tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. Tickets selling fast. A centenarian, Jesu J. Tynel of Wilmington, Delaware, died at age 100, attributed to his long life of work and health in youth.
Corry engineer George T Downey of Biwi Phiustnt street, ret Shyinuen Wk the Aer Supply Mig. Ga, has been granted a patent for a motor operated valve shift device. The invention uses a small electric motor to open or close valve plugs, with manual override and an indicating means. It is designed for safety in fuel lines and can operate if the electric supply fails, assigned to Aero Supply Mgmt Co.
A missing Cessna with two aboard vanished near Alton and Sodus Bay on Friday amid a heavy search of Lake Ontario. Coast Guard divers used hooks from boats to drag the bay while a farmer nearby reported spotting the aircraft during a squall near Saris Bay at about 3 30 a m. The aircraft was piloted by Ross Pomeroy with James Wood as passenger, both from Dewoit, aboard a Gossha 48 owned by Wolverine Oj! Op.
In Johnstown on March 86, Pennsylvania Electric Company re elected all officers. D W Jardine remains president with W C Santum and R A Gallagher as vice presidents. P R Lawson renamed comptroller, R F Pruner secretary treasurer, H G Stevens assistant secretary. Lawson and Stevens from Johnstown. All directors were re elected.
A New York District Attorney inquiry focuses on alleged game fixing in college basketball. Officials say several players from four teams are implicated, with five facing charges. Names and specifics remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.
Washington officials report government price ceilings on meat are being prepared amid a tight supply. Officials say beef, pork, and dressed hogs will be prioritized, with a goal to have an orderly solution once regulations align with beef and cattle rules, though some fear shortages and potential black market activity.
State Police report a Corry trucker sustained lacerations as his vehicle skidded on Route 6 near Irvine. He steered to miss an incoming car, struck the railing, and avoided hospitalization. Vehicle damage reached $500.
Two 16 year old Brownfield boys may be cited by the Pennsylvania Railroad for preventing a freight train wreck in Uniontown Pa after spotting a broken rail and pulling the crew to safety. Yardmaster Lawrence Fay praised their actions in a letter to PRR detailing how the boys halted the collision and saved the train.
Washington dispatch reports Treasury crime investigators will form a Special fraud section to probe income tax returns of gamblers and racketeers. Secretary Snyder testifies to the committee that top figures like Capone and others are under scrutiny. officials warn the undercover effort could yield indictments and potential penalties.
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