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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
1
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Chinese Troops Expand Choyang Bridgehead in Korea
report from Tokyo datelined May 14 states Chinese Red forces widened a bridgehead across the Choyang River on the central Korean front. UN forces faced limited opposition elsewhere as Chinese buildup continued, with deserters reported and preparations for a potential spring offensive. American air power pelts the front while Red units mass north of Chunchon and near Seoul in a tense, weather-impacted theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Choyang
Husho
John Randolgh
Fom
George McAlthur
Choyang River
Chunehou
Segul
Kumhwand Hivachon
Sth
Wepila
Chunchon
MrArthur
Seoul
James A. Win Fleet
8Th Army
Lucy
Pygnai
Pymenite
Earle B. Partridge
Sthe
Randolph
Corties
Prine
Collier and Navy Seaplane Leader Collide Near Cape Mendy
The Navy seaplane tender Valcour and the collier Tracy collided five miles east of Cape Mendy, Norfolk, as Atlantic Fleet units rushed to the scene. Valcour sailed from Norfolk today for training operations and is about 2400 tons, 310 feet long. crew status unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norfolk
Thomas ‘Tracy
Ieavy
Valcour
Cape Men
Theadquarter
Coss Girard
Cherokee Fick
Valour
Atlantic
Tong
U N Debates War Goods Embargo on Communist China
The United Nations considers a worldwide embargo on shipments of war goods to Communist China urged by the United States. The 14 nation additional measures committee expects to recommend the embargo, with final approval by the General Assembly. The Soviet bloc and India are expected to oppose. Britain and France eased earlier opposition after rubber shipment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
N. Yu May JA
United Nations Sduations Committee
China
Egypt
United Nations
Mavid
United States
Korea
General Assembly
India
Peiping
House of Commons
London
Britain
Additions
Four Children Die In Home Fire Near Community
Four children perished in a one story frame house fire three miles south of the community in the New York Pennsylvania border region. Victims are June Survie 10 Francent John 4 and Rachel 2 with two other siblings escaping. Parents Mr and Mrs Francis Surine were away at work when the blaze broke out and they had left for the Corning Yines plant in Casting NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Associacea
Francis Surine
Corning Yines
Corry Homes Destroyed by Flames Today
Fire destroyed two Corry homes on Washington and Wheat streets, owned by Mrs Sidney Willis. About 30 people responded as flames, fanned by insulbrick siding, swept through the structures at 6:68 m to 9:15 pm. No. 1 pumper delayed at Center street crossing. two hydrant lines and one additional line battled the blaze. contents and building valued as total loss with no reported insurance. Neighbors supplied coffee to firefighters. residents awakened by a smoke-filled alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimmey
Bush Washington
Mex
Tuth G. Willover
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
East Washington
Gould Street
Sidney Willis
East
Center
Erie Railroad
Willover
Hi-Lly
Richard Willams
Alo Winns
Warren Seeks GOP Nomination in 1952 Race
Tulsa dispatch reports Governor Earl Warren of California being mentioned as a possible Republican presidential candidate for 1952. Warren has shown little active campaigning, while Taft and Stassen drew delegates. Dewey endorses Eisenhower, who could enter if offered a major-party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Earl Warren
California
Republican National Committee
Wirding
Coofer
Guy C Gabrielson
Jannery
Californa
Chicago
Warren
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Waren
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Younge
Failed union drive at First National Bank in Pennsylvania
In Pittsburgh on May 14 the first attempt to unionize bank employees failed as workers at the First National Bank in nearby Wilkinsburg voted against representation by the AFL Office Employees. The National Labor Relations Board tally was two against one for the union effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Wiikinspure
National Labor Relations Board
Mid
AFL
Triton
Sargattine Reshia
Opening of 8,000-tour hospital attracts throng in two days
More than 8,000 visitors from Corry and nearby areas toured the newly completed Me Novia Hospital, cost 740000, during a public opening Saturday and Sunday. Officials praise the facility as a memorial to veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Menovia
Althe
Piereuis
John Stele
U.S. Department of Health
Pennsylvania
York
New Jersey
Maryland
Curly
M. M. Nast
Hospital
Fornuliaine
Institutioty
Mc Nast
D. Armour Hillswam
New York State
Chile
Edgar Alexander
Hunter, Caldwell and Campbell
Henry Shenk
Alma Trowell
Pennsylvania State Hospital Association
Police Department
Wwere
Farmer killed in rail accident near Waynesburg on May 14
A railroad derailment near Waynesburg yesterday claimed the life of farmer Seluschiei 621 of Cirmichacts. The victim was struck while working, with rescue efforts underway and authorities reviewing details of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilugd
Waynesburg
Daher Seluschiei
Cirmichacts
Senate vote looms on state income tax tomorrow
Harrisburg May 14 The Senate faces a final vote on a one half of one percent state income tax as party leaders weigh support amid a split Republican caucus. Senate Democrats forecast enough votes to pass if five Republicans join, while GOP dissenters may block the measure. Democratic leader Dent warned of possible amendments to raise the tax to five percent on earned income if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Harrisburg
Senate
GOP
Fine
Pennsylvania
Littax
John
Dent
Aidl
Hy Yue den Jeratio Cancus
Body of Lyford Moore Found in Oslo Fjord
Oslo May 1 The body of Lyford Moore an Artievitan Broadcasting Company correspondent missing five months was found in Qelo Fjord. Identification based on jumper prints. Preliminary autopsy shows no signs of foul play or fracture. water in lungs noted. Further tests and lab results expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Lyford Moore
Artievitan Broadcasting Company
Qelo Fjord
U.S
George Moeller
Moore
Airport ruled out as lovers lane site
Corry residents urged police to patrol lanes after reports of damage and danger at a field used by motorists and teens. Authorities warned that selling explosives or wine on the property after dark would be trespassing and cited violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lawrence Thomas
Lawrence Alport
Thomas
Dirk
CIO Left Wing Drive Aims To Swing GE Workers
CIO launches campaign to win 40 000 General Electric workers from UEW amid expulsion of UEW for alleged Communist ties. James Carey asserts UE footholds at Schenectady Erie RCA and other GE plants will be challenged through NLRB rulings before May 25 and elections targeting majorities. New contract demands include livings costs, pensions, health insurance, security fund, severance pay, profit sharing, and union shop. Also covered is Buchanan endorsement in Pennsylvania's Seventh District race ahead of July 23 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ral
General Electric Co
United Electrical Worker
UEW
CIO
Communist Party
Jive
International Union of Electrics, Radio and Machine Workers
Knowl
TUE
James Carey
TUS
IUE
Carey
Pebi
National Labor Relations Board
Schenectady
Erie
Westinghville
Radio Corporation of America
Retail Price Ceilings Now In Effect On Beef
Retail price ceilings take effect on beef with mixed impacts. Prices for prime cuts may rise or fall as stores adjust, while cheaper items provide relief. The Office of Price Stabilization sets ceilings reflecting wholesale costs and regional factors. Some meats and specialty products stay under general limits until tailored ceilings are issued. Stores are required to post maximum prices by June 4, with Kosher meat adjustments lingering until May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Callie
Bert Pyicen
Wravandes
Iwel
Readingg
Porterhouse
Tuller
Ile Bret
Willy Jovel
Office of Price Stabilization
Hoje Cimiging PLC
OPS
Bradford Baby Fatally Burned
A Bradford infant died in a home fire that swept through yesterday. A 13 year old brother attempted a rescue but was unable to save the child. Firemen blamed faulty wiring for the blaze and blamed the fire on equipment failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Ph
Grassi
Herois
Donald Grose, Jr
Senators discuss Soviet buildup near Korea at hearings
Secretary Marshall testified that Russia has made sizeable increases in its military garrisons since December, with senators noting intensified Soviet bulwarks near Korea. The hearing before the armed services committee examined strategic strength and potential for further aggression, as questions of U S defense posture and allied deterrence dominated the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Russia
Korea
Miarenall
Chy
Jie
Dir
Maretlaw
Danilae Mandethur
Woule Js Defence
Thie
Sennwe Armed Services Uni Foreign
Marehoff
Jenatoy Russell
Solibagis
Gid
Weilhow
Ema
Benator Brujnes
RNID
Rowena
UV Pridges
Realized in Auxiliary Tag Sale Raises Funds
An auxiliary tag sale raised 424 dollars with 409 from Corry and 19 from Spartanebula. Winners included David Carton William Hurlburt Jan Van Dresar Emma Fasbaches Barbara Clark Cynhis Williams and Mary Sherwood Walters Suleman, receiving cash prizes of 3 2 and 1. A similar sale will be held next Saturday to boost support for Rex Theatre repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olal
Casey Bospils
Bar] Haight
Puilyman
Corry
Spartanebula
I Tive Eile
David Carton
William Hurlburt
Jan van Dresar
Wilam Hurlburt
Slate van Dresar
Wallace ‘Cady
Emma
Cismer
Neta
al Thaddidon
Wsbektcay
Rex Theatre
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Valley Tri
Mgs
Bulard
China Army
Fna Sharp
Red
New Hospital
Aba Peng
Ense
Buchanan
Minera
Frenk Buchanan
Eesport
Gard
Bradford
MacArthur
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