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18 May 1950
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
1
Progressives Gain Ground in GOP After Duff Victory
GOP senators increasingly back the label progressive as Duff's Pennsylvania primary win shakes the Old Guard. Brewster and Wherry praise Duff’s strength, while Myers and Grundy are seen as losing figures. Aiken and Martin endorse the Duff ticket, signaling a shift toward independent voters favoring progressive Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
GOP
Tlk
Peninsylvania
James H. Duff
Putibiout Stneen
Dutthaik
Pennsylvania
Thal
Congress
John G. Kunkel
Joseph R. Grundy
U. S
Lodge
Sphomsiatl
Massachusetts
Tves
New York
Aiken
Vermont
Joe Grundy
Joe Pew
Pennsylvania Old Guard
Senate
Duff
Wherry
Nebraska
Pepper
Florida
Texas
Martin
R-Pa
Grimdy
Dutt
Ives
Coroner Rules Toothpick Caused Man's Death
A coroner's jury ruled that 89 year old Thors Nem man died from swallowing a toothpick which pierced a blood vessel in his intestines causing a fatal hemorrhage. The incident occurred in London on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thors Nemman
B-29 Crashes in Azores Killing 16 Aboard
A B-29 crashed at Lagens Field Azores during a flight from Bermuda to England. The plane burned quickly after impact killing 10 onboard and 6 more died later. The crew of 1 and five passengers were aboard with engine trouble diverting to Dagens Mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azores
Associated Press
Elgada
Lagens Field
Thoresas
U. S. Air Force
Bermuda
England
Barksdale Air Force
Shreveport
la Gant
Salvadore Pelle
Barksdale
Dagens Mold
Epland
Air Force
Reorganization Trouble Piles Up for Truman Bloc
Washington May 18 The Truman bloc faces fresh headaches as Senate moves to vote on plans to reorganize federal agencies. Holland may push a vote on the agriculture department power change while Hawing Johnson oppose more reorganizations. Two other plans to liquidate NLRB general counsel and place the currency controller under Treasury were rejected. The 60 day deadline for all plans looms with disapproval votes required to kill any proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tulman
Senate
Ioers
Holland
Lel
Secretary of Agricuture
Hi Department
Senger Hawing
Johnson
H-Cain
Fedi
Federal Trade and Power Commissions
Haye Jolson
Senain
Tnteverite
Feder
Communication Commission
Planeta
Office of National Labor Relations Board
Eminsel
Secretary of Treasury
Congress
Ronse
TCC
FTC
Dedication Planned for E U B Church Education Unit
The E U B Church in Cory announces a Sunday dedication for the new two story ten room education unit and parsonage costing about 45500. Rev J Balmer will lead services with Dr Paul Weaver and Bishop Showers as guest speakers. Public invited to inspect the buildings during an open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullop
Balmer Showers
D. D
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Harrisburg
Evangelion United Brethren Church
Cory Church
H. Ray Barris
Paul
Weaver
Erie
Wasise
Bishop Showers
F. F. Depew
Munior Church
Subutnriui
EUB
J. L. Lansberry
Malone
Chow
Lord
Joshua Fit de Batlle
Jericho
Francis G. Whiteman
Corry
Preetinus
Corryite Wins WAC Lieutenancy Amid Grads from Civilians
Barbara J. Brown of North Center street is among 162 Pennsylvanians named among 1 seven college graduates chosen by the Army for direct WAC commissions. They will be appointed lieutenants but on inactive status until called to Fort Lee Virginia on September 7 for six months of training. Brown is an Emersio College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryite
WAC
Barbara J. Brown
Harold Brown
North Center Street
Army
Women's Army Corps
Fort Lee
Brown
Emersio College
Red Cross ride to speak here Friday at Emmanuel parish hall
Miss Christine Harbour, Red Cross field representative, will speak to Corry Chapter volunteers on the National Blood Program. The event at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church parish hall includes motor service, staff aid, canteen, and gray ladies volunteers. A sound film will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy An Ae
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Christine Harbour
Binch
American Red Cross
Corry
Hurde
Miss Harbour
Rail Strike Threat by Switchmen on Ten Lines
Chicago May 1 Ten mid west railroads face a threatened walkout by AFL Switchmen's Union of North America over wage terms. About 8,000 workers could strike for 48 hours, affecting lines including Chicago Great Western and Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abel Western
Thesby Winenin Uy
AFL Switchmen's Union of
Novi America
Llvex
Alshuw J. Glover
Washington
Vnion
Siriku Sellom
Glovay
ChiewRo Great Western
Rock 1Sland
Wind Pacific
Davenport
Rock Tloud Wit Nordwesern
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Great Norther Minneapais
Twins Born Here To Sugar Grove Mother Twins
The Mills of Sugar Grove welcomed twin babies at Corry Hospital last evening. A boy and girl arrived within four hours of each other, the boy at 9 40 p m and the girl shortly after. Mother Irene Millar, 98, is reported in good health. The jailer of Lim wring died two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Irene Millar
Corry
Eaett
Furl Ab Mas N
Lim Wring
United States and Britain to send protests over arming east Germany
Washington reports that the United States and Britain may issue separate protests to Moscow after ministers meeting in Latoon discuss Russia arming an east German police tower. Officials say talks stressed avoiding actions that could provoke a larger security crisis in Western Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Washington
United Sales
Britain
Moscow
Russia
Lat Hoon
Acheson
Russkin Puppes
Gremany
Hew
Soitinn
Germany
Miter
Bik Tistalser
State Department
Sir Jeucol
Red Cross Meeting Slated At Clymer
Tomorrow evening the Red Cross meets at Clymer Centred School with a Q and A on the Blood Bank led by Ds George Shearer of Jamestown. Aetna Theurance Company films Doorway to Death Friends or Ow Leave or Let Hive will be shown and swimming project explained with certificates awarded to last summer swimmers Kenneth Wiggers Jo Cody and others in intermediate and beginner groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Clymer
George Shearer
Jamestown
Gard
Blood Bank
Te Aetna Theurance Company
Wille
Tose
Pine
Kenneth Wiggers
Jo« 2
Cody
Lars Hatch
Janice
Moore
Burdette Vander Schastt
Donald Comper
Tells Wiggers
John Whitney
Norms Horch
Ecoup
State Police Probe Death of Waterford Man
State police in Gorey are investigating the traffic death of John B. Briggs, 8, of Waterford, BC, who died after being hit by a car on Route 10. Vincent J. Lapstio, 23, of Mondville, was driving the vehicle. investigators say Briggs walked onto the highway from the south and struck him as cars were parked along the road. The driver could not avoid impact due to traffic and roadside conditions. Deputy Carorice Fanny Musser of Walon City was summoned. authorities say the death appears accidental and the driver is not facing charges at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorey
Joln B. Briggs
Waterford
B.C
Union City
Eldgely
Lim
Vincent J. Lapstio
Mondville
Potlee
Briges
Saputa
Opcomine Trettle
Carorice Fanny Musser
Walon City
Democrats Plan Strategy Meeting After Primary Turmoil
Democrats in Harrisburg plan a statewide meeting on May 31 to map a campaign strategy for the fall, aiming to counter the Republican ticket led by Gov. James House and John S. Fine. Maurier Splith Jr. top state chairman, notes preparations include recordings of GOP speeches for fall use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy Proenter OO
Harrisburg
Stait
Maurier Splith, Jr
Strachey
James House
U.S
John S. Fine
Splan
Bbister
Hydesey
U. 51
Francis J. Myers
Richardson Dilworth
Splain
U ‘Sb
Francis E 'Waiter
Euston
Palen
Duff
Fine
Todiantown
Cornerstone of New Hospital to Be Laid in June
The article notes a June cornerstone ceremony for the Corey Memorial Hospital with plans for a formal laying event, a state and federal approval submission, and a review of hospital costs and upcoming visits by hospital officials. It reports April admissions and census data, staff details, and planned meetings and site assemblies in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane May
Perle
Atloumenc
Tynals
Willin
Connie
Aist
Aays
Kempt
Teo
Sian
Fublie Library
Alekader
Buffalo
Tere
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Tom
Nant, Ott
Bluton
YonRe
Muirisoh
Rainesty
Holden
Smith
Pain
Head on Crash East of City Cited Truck Driver
Corry police cited truck driver Reynolds after a head on collision on the narrow bridge over Broken Straw Creek near Corry. Reynolds, driving a 1949 Dodge truck, halted in the middle of Route 428 while Akam of Corry couldn't stop, her car skidding into the truck front. Damages estimated at 400 to the car and 150 to the truck. Akam reported serious injuries with possible knee damage. Reynolds sustained injuries but was not as severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
HS Reynwls
Base South Street
Stite Po- Wee
Turrow
Broken Straw Creek
Corry-Spring
Greek Rand
Lye Akan,a
Reytols
Akam
Reynolds
Akai
Abe Leuck
Walter
Local Youth Charges Trio With Assault
A 20 year old man, Jer sey Caldwell of Marlon street, accuses Chase York street and two unidentified youths of assault near the Yatersecion of West Washington street and First avenue about 10 Mo tsr night. Caldwell claims the group stopped a car and beat him as he walked home, leaving him with several bruises though not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
York Street
Jersey Caldwell
Marlon Street
Caldwell
M.S. Cobbett
West Washington Street
First Avenue
Tiree
Atlantic Pact nations form high command amid tensions
Dispatches from London report Romania accusing the United States of spying and demanding reduction of the U S legation in Prague. The article notes high level strains as 12 Atlantic Pact nations move to set up a new high command while Romania presses Washington over alleged hostile acts and information access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
U.S
Associated
Prem London
Hamanna
Iatess
Bayler
Cowtey
Girchtrest
Tding
Spains
Legation Sha
Prague
Personmiel
United States
Romanie
Ceoter
Bucharest
actiVinies
Resalluta
Antache
New York
U. S
Let Contract Awarded for Spring Creek Area School
Sprig Creek directors awarded a contract to Lindon Brothers of Sugar Grove for the construction of a new Sour room school building at Spring Creek at a bid of 325,899. The lower bid aims to keep total costs under 40,000 above other contracts for plumbing heating and ventilation. Bids were rejected as too high for some items while Aniston Construction is evaluating remaining packages with completion targeted by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprig Creek
Lindon Brothers
Sugar Grove
Zener
Spring Creek
Freebunch
Lindquist
Jamestown
Sid
Aisnetons
Lastniehl
Jury Deliberations Continuein Murder Case at Rochester
In Jamestown on May 1 the jury in the Leo Miec zko trial at Rochester began more deliberations after being locked up overnight. The 33 year old Dunkirk man stands accused of the assault slaying of Lydia C Warner, with county DA Edwin G. O Connor urging a first degree murder verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieczko
Jamestown
Tine Juey
Leo Mieczko
Dunille
Rochester
Fise
Lee L. Ottaway
Mlecaka
Dunkirk
Lydia C. Warner
Shiver Cepek
Edwin G.o'connor
Dentist Elected Leader of Erie County Society
Dr HB Mosier was elected president of the Erie County Dental Society by about 40 county dentists at the Moose Club in Erie. Other officers include O M Baker as president, Kel Davis as secretary, and P Darbenspeck as treasurer. Those elected will assume office soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Mosier
Erie County Dental Society
Moose Clit
Erie
M. Baker
Cleat
Kel. Davis
P Darbenspeck
American delegate reports very satisfactory meeting results
Western powers plan a high command to block Communism and set up a permanent council with a deputy from among 12 Atlantic pact nations. The group will coordinate defense measures, rearming schedules, and final military plans to deter Russian aggression. The 12 nations listed include the United States Canada Britain France Italy Norway Denmark Holland Belgium Luxembourg Portugal and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Mellons
America
W. Averell Havtian
Robert A. Lovedt
Omar A. Brodiey
U.S. Jointiefs
Dwight D. Bleenhower
Bumcape
A. Conmufique
Rajsisters
Cnd
Cnd Chel
Wesb
Secopid
France
Italy
United States
Canada
Britain
Haly
Noromy
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Lusemboire
Portugal
Toeland
Russia
Western Europe
Betty
U. S
Acheson
Europe
West
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