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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1951
Page
3
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Meadville May 16 A Townville agriculture teacher John H Liggett 46 was found not guilty of assault and battery after a jury acquitted him. The case arose from an incident with student Glenn Webster 18 at Townville Consolidated High School. Jurors deliberated long, split discussions highlighted by questions on corporal punishment and precedent.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said he has no intention of resigning and will remain in the cabinet as long as the President wants him to stay. He noted constant chatter about retirement but affirmed his willingness to serve to the end of the administration if needed.
In New York on May 1 Associated Press reports British envoy Wyn Jebb pledging full support for the United States in the struggle against Communist-inspired aggression. He said Britain would do whatever possible to aid the general effort, even at cost to its own position, and predicted UN embargo proposals and sanctions to curb arms and petroleum trade with Red China.
The Concord FPOT Art operated OWL Fuck Mo 480 group met at Mead Park for the regular monthly gathering. About twenty members and four committee members attended, followed by refreshments of hot coffee and Kool Aid and a few hot dogs.
Bear Lake notes cover a recent meeting at the Community Hall where officials resigned and a buy was voted for Leon Alba Red. A roof and foundation work are underway costing over 1000 dollars. Ole Brown and his Westerners perform at the hall Thursday. Mr and Mrs Aloe Perkins host relatives. Matthew’s Day is noted. Purkink of Ei visits with family. Weekend visits include Raymund Coby and Ralph Perlis. The Munethus overwhelmed Chiniphe in the 17th century.
Frank G Whiteley announces retirement after 25 years of running Crystal Tee Co. The employee Fak Bielawski of Route in the afternoons will continue to operate the plant on Hire Crvele tid Wilk. Whiteley started the business in 1925 and built its popular identity in the community.
Philadelphia report says Antonio Maria de Binhw is allowed to wed and honeymoon after a district judge deemed him unfit for prison. De Pinho granted four months liberty with a return to Portus at a later date.
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