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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1951

Page

14

Policy and war questions loom in Korea debate and public life

The column discusses President Truman's Korea policy, the MacArthur dismissal, and the risk of a broader war. It weighs congressional action on war declarations, the chance of cease fire, and public concern over casualties and Russian involvement. It also reflects on shifting American family trends and maternal mortality across eras.

David Lawrence England Asia Europe MacArthur Truman Korea Red China China Soviet Union Russia May Congress Holites Alexander Cain Washington Senate

Mother's Day roots traced from 1814 resolution to 1914 spread

The article notes Congress established a nationwide Mother's Day in 1814, five years after South Dakota first officially marked the day. It contrasts past portrayals of mothers with Whistler like images from 1914 and mentions that women could not vote until certain western states permitted it.

Llinois Congress South Dakota Whistler Mississippi

Quiz of 10 questions to test memory and recall

The reader is invited to a ten question quiz with scores linking to a genius to poor scale. It hints at answers hidden in Classified Page and asks about a former VA director ousted last January, animal biology, Rockefeller nicknames, Ottoman history, alternative names for romney, the fate of the Marshall Plan, the origin of Saturday, a Battle of the Philippines island, levee definitions, and mortgage lending who lends money.

Veterans Administration John D. Rockefeller Johnny Syria Philippines U.S Mortgagor Mortengoe

Twenty Years Ago Fire and Tragedy Chronicle May 9 1931

From Journal files May 9 1931 Mrs Julia A Lindsley widow of R G Lindsley died at her son’s home aged 61. Fire crews from Corty and four towns battled a Bear Lake blaze causing about 30000 in damage destroying four structures including a store and two homes. Frederick Prine age 22 months fractured an arm yesterday. Carl Coates, small pitcher long an Erie area nemesis, will start for the Corry Independents.

Julia A. Lindsley R. G Lindsley Leon First, Avenue Corty Bear Lake Frederick Prine Glenn Prine West Main Street Carl Coates Erie Suburbans Corry Independents

OPS rules corrected. grocers must register by deadline

Victor B. Moore, OPS regional director for Pennsylvania and Delaware, clarified rumors on price stabilization deadlines. Meetings across PA and DE were announced, with updates on June through August half-holiday closings, registration deadlines for grocers, restaurants, civic groups, and the grace five days before injunctive actions. Price charts extended to May 30 for department items. used war dealers warned to register price books. win back promotions and “buy to get” sales are prohibited under OPS rules.

Victor B. Moore OPS Pennsylvania Delaware GPS Alom Moore

Swallows Bring Pocono Tourism Spotlight

JARRISBURG May 9 The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce notes that each spring about 3000 swallows nest along the sandy west bank of the Delaware River in Milford delaying the start of summer tourism. The Milford borough has posted signs asking visitors not to disturb the birds. The mass nesting is a notable seasonal draw for the Pocono Mountains.

Pocono Jarrisburg Pike County Pennsylvania Department of Commerce Milford Delaware River Ue Pocono Mountains

Americans Still Send Gift Parcels to Germany

In postwar Germany Americans continue gift parcel giving. Since 1946 a U S program has sent 44 million parcels to West and East Germans with an estimated value of 378 million dollars. Officials note the flow rises through mid April and a large share remains through August. Route details included.

Germany Frankfurt United States Milford

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