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22 May 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1951
Page
1
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General Bradley testified that Korea strategy hinges on potential peace negotiations and the possibility of a negotiated settlement if a major Communist spring offensive is defeated. He discussed earlier hopes for UN policy guidance and noted debates over Formosa aid and strategic decisions during 1949 1950.
Wolpurrow announces moving day for patients from the old Corny Capital Hospital to the new facility. About nine local physicians will adjust hours to assist with transfers and limit admissions to emergencies, accidents, and maternity cases during the day.
Public meetings will discuss the Corrywhandstelet jointure with five adjoining districts. Superintendent Douglas and the Car board will answer questions in 8 oclock sessions at Junior High and Sensor High schools on Thursday and Friday.
Severe flood from a cloudburst and the Big Creek rise swept Hays Kansas with 16 to 40 foot waters. Three drowned were Dr C G Wiest retired professor Robert Rippeteal and vs dine Bissing Herrman. Dozens missing and residents evacuated as gas explosion hiked danger while National Guard and Red Cross aided rescue efforts.
Residents of First Ward protest the Berliner tannery on East Pleasant Street amid fears of dangerous pits and rat infestations. Health officials will inspect and report. others push for condemnation and enforcement while a fire damaged property seeks remediation.
The battleship New Jersey and destroyer Mrinklyy Buss were hit by Communist shore fire off Korea with two sailors killed and wounded. The Navy reported the New Jersey was struck yesterday in the vicinity of its No 1 18 inch gun turret.
At the American Assembly opening Taft and Douglas signaled broad agreement on fighting Communism but clashed over methods. Taft urged prioritizing air power and Far East focus while Douglas stressed Europe’s importance and warned against relying solely on air power. Both warned against risking World War III and noted limits of U.S. economic capacity.
Transports deliver 1,005 soldiers and 858 marines, third Army shipload and fifth Marine load home. An additional 1,485 soldiers arrive on Gen. Mitchell, with Gen. B. D. Patrick’s 415 Air Force personnel to follow, including pilots who claimed jet kills. YOUTH DROWNS IN DUNKARD CREEK. Henry Read Jr. sinks while swimming near Waynesburg, Pa.
A survey shows hospital charges in the area are not excessive and that a room rate hike would not affect most residents. The report compares private and semi private room costs, noting private wards run higher, with daily charges and extra fees varying by facility.
In Tehran on May 24 a mob demonstrated against British oil interests and U.S. interference as the underground Tudeh Communist Party joined calls to denounce Mossadegh’s reforms. protestors assailed Anglo-Iranian and U.S. policy, while Iran’s foreign minister pressed démarches with the U.S. and Britain.
Senator Wiley denounces a supposed GOP plan to “get” Secretary of State Acheson as hearings on General MacArthur’s ouster proceed. He cites newspaper reports linking Republican strategy to administration witnesses amid Senate armed services and foreign relations investigations. Acheson not named in the remarks.
ny Asa Tokyo May 22 The jet ace title was awarded today for fearless action in attacking numerically superior enemy formations. The recipient, described as a pioneer in jet warfare, endured severe strain and injury yet pressed the attack.
GOP filed a complete city slate for the July 24 primary with no Democratic nominees for major posts. Undeclared write ins may shape fall ballots as candidates include Armbrust BiH strom Jel Bettes and Robe rt Olt Jr for school director. Carl Smith for county treasurer. Willa Dyckes and others seeking city council nominations. County races show Clark Lord in First Ward and Marie MacInnes in Second Ward among Republicans. Ralph Ely seeks Democratic nod in First Ward. Ballot position lots will be drawn Friday at the county courthouse.
In Las Cruces New Mexico on May 22 special prosecutor J Bento Newell filed a manslaughter charge against Jerry Nuzum Pittsburg football player. He will seek a June 20 trial date and offer jurors a verdict option. The case stems from the death of Ovid Crickety Caogles in Las Cruces.
Charles Bracken Sr named parade marshal for Memorial Day program next Wednesday. Veterans Council and Allied groups organize a patriotic event with a breakfast and dedication at the line park. Elmer Hess and Elmer Niven cited as planning leads for the ceremony.
Five Waterford teens were injured in a collision on Route 97 near Waterford Pike. Victims include Marjorie Fem 17 with skull fracture and jaw injuries Shanie Clute 16 with possible skull fracture and facial injuries Monna Speier 16 with concussion and lacerations Quartly Morus 18 with concussion and possible skull fracture Peter Luke 15 with jaw lacerations.
Allied forces reported advancing in western Korea while facing a large Chinese buildup on the eastern front. Reports described heavy fighting near Seoul area with Red forces withdrawing to avoid American artillery fire and suffering high casualties as U.N. soil drives pressed toward central and northeastern fronts.
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