08 May 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions Bulard aged 54, a winter sale, SSTA, phone and rental references, Corry Highways, bond figures and a Bray Lor Bide reference with names Elaine Brie in a disjointed local notice.
Readable fragments mention various names and items like chairs and machines, with scattered references to events and people. The text hints at a local scene with dates and places, but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts to establish a clear story.
A fragmented OCR item notes a year related property issue and a referenced code or file number. It mentions a possible transfer or custody matter with unclear context and several alphanumeric identifiers. The readable elements point to a civic or administrative note without clear names or places.
Allied reports say United Nations attacks made limited gains on both western and eastern Korean fronts. Soviet support reportedly delayed, as tanks and planes from the USSR did not arrive, while Chinese and North Korean forces faced mounting casualties and discontent. Casualty figures and tactical details reflect day by day pressure with air and sea support shaping small advances.
Houston May 8 A B 45 jet bomber exploded during a routine flight from Barksdale to Brineton. Three crewmen were killed two others injured. The wreckage scattered across a muddy pasture southeast of Houston. The bomber had been at 1800 feet and was about to return when it exploded.
Principal announces the Corry High School graduating class with valedictorian Haeh art Larson and Mary Jere Catalin Lamign among top seniors. Notable leaders include Tony Caballitah and AnaiN Work, a Library Club secretary, with commencement speaker scheduled for June 6.
Associated Press reports a devastating earthquake in El Salvador with about 1,000 killed in Jucapa and widespread ruin in Chinameca and surrounding towns. Red Cross and relief workers rush to stricken areas as aftershocks strike Santiago de Maria and other cities. National mourning declared. authorities warn of volcanic region instability and possible further tremors.
City officials discussed filling two vacant posts while plans for a wholesale property value revision were dropped. Attorny Watten Guth was discussed for the solicitor role, with several candidates considered after the resignation of Mr. Suott. The meeting also covered road repairs, traffic light installation at East Trving and North Center, school board concerns after three accidents, police uniform bid, and permission for Girl Scouts to continue activities in local districts.
Raymond Mfg Co begins excavation for a 25 by 75 foot addition to its plant to expand the plating department and grinding room facilities. The new space will add between 1,500 and 1,800 square feet of floor space, paralleling the 1846 47 building and facing East Pleasant street. Completion is expected about August 1, with work by Raymond employees and local contractors and workers.
National political observers await the Pennsylvania 33rd District special election to fill the unexpired term of late Rep. Frank Buchanan. Gov. John S. Fine set July 24 as the date, matching Pennsylvania’s primary, for voters in Allegheny County to select a successor in a race shaped by ongoing national debates and party rules.
Fire department responded to a 9:30 a.m. alarm as flames from a chimney ignited the Lindstrom residence on Willow Road Carry Ohio. Clarence Lindstrom evacuated and attempted to fight the blaze with a garden hose, limiting damage to the roof and preventing spread to the rest of the home.
Washington reports the United States rejected a plan for a Japanese peace treaty seeking a Pacific settlement with Soviet and Chinese involvement. Moscow proposed a four-nation meeting led by the United States and Britain to craft a treaty, while Washington denounced the move as a veto and mockery of any peaceful settlement with Japan.
City Council sets May 26 noon as the deadline to submit paying petitions for a low cost paving project. Petitions for Kinley alley and other streets have been circulated. if total funds suffice, the project proceeds. City Engineer Don Williams expects ordinance drafting ready for June 4 council meeting. Actor Emmy Stewart, father of twins, announces birth of twin girls by cesarean section at Cedarmet Lebanon Hospital.
City officials weigh terms of a 1925 contract with Corry Water Co as a dispute over hydrant costs and new water mains grows. Mayor Kinley signals a decision after seeking price quotes from Mr Gilbert. Current annual city payments run about 7012.82 with substantial back charges and planned new mains increasing fixed fees toward 300 per year.
Cordell Hull, longtime U.S. secretary of state under Franklin D. Roosevelt, is critically ill at the Navy Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. He has suffered poor health for years and is 79, with details described as precarious for today. The article notes his service from Roosevelt’s era and his role around the time of the United Nations charter work.
Jamestown May 8 Bertha M Garfield estate valued at $160000 is divided among four beneficiaries. Richard O Field and Gertrude Field of St Corry receive one fourth each. A nephew and a niece from nearby towns receive the remaining halves in equal shares. Charles B Whiteley named executor.
President Truman courted Republican lawmakers and defense workers to rally support for his Korea war strategy. He warned of a possible Soviet nuclear strike if the expansionary plan proceeds while stressing the need to counter communism. The debate centers on atomic risk and shifting hardline measures in Asia and China.
The Corry Zoning Board of Appeals rejected Merrill Patterson’s plan to operate a private parking lot at the corner of South Center and East Church streets for Raymond Mfg. Co. protestors Costello and Drake argued the lot would lower nearby property values and hinder a potential dwelling. The board ruled merit to the protest and blocked the project, with a hearing set for next Monday on Dallas Smiley’s patio and fire place proposal near Wright and East Trying Street.
Sparta Township Hill School will graduate 35 seniors at exercises Thursday evening May 24 in the school auditorium. Scholastic honors go to Wilma Burlingame valedictorian Dolores Lindsey salutatorian Lyle Van Tassel Virginia Fartenhouse Richard Allie Leroy Weidner. Gaylord Northrop will be master of ceremonies. The honor students will present a speaking program on The Anthem of the Free. Rev James Salmiliin pastor of Spartansbury Meilandist Church will give sermon at baccalaureate services Sunday evening May 20.
Notices posted by county sheriff’s deputies indicate Home National Bank of Union City brings a foreclosure action for debts between 5000 and 6000 dollars. The sale of the garage perched by Roy Allens is scheduled for May 14 in Union City.
Harrisburg May 1 The House agriculture committee killed oleomargarine bills by a 49 8 vote to retain them in committee The measure now may be reconsidered by a 4 vote margin The Senate agriculture committee also faced several oleomargarine measures pending No action taken on final passage or timetable remains unclear
A head on collision on Route 239 near Johnsonburg claimed the lives of Louise D Stephens and Mary Foiks both of Mistmont. Elisey Wuck driver Curtis Smith 40 of Elyria also died in a rear end crash on Route 20 west of Geneva Ohio. Five others injured include the sisters and colleagues en route to Stackpole Dibon Co Johnsonburg.
The first contingent of the Women’s Army Corps has arrived in Okinawa. General Robert S. Beightler, commander and deputy governor of the Ryukyus, welcomes the group.
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