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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1951
Page
1
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General Bradley told Senator Brewster there is danger of Russia moving into Iran and starting another aggression. He linked this to Iran's oil nationalization and the broader Korean War context, noting U.S. aid plans for Formosa and support for Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists as part of a strategy to deter further aggression. He cited about 10 million dollars in equipment sent in November and referenced allied supply considerations and potential strategic shifts if tensions rise.
The House Ways and Means Committee endorses a 12 percent income tax rise for individuals and a boost for corporations. Members clash along party lines with accusations of railroaded changes. Officials estimate about 3.845 billion dollars in revenue for the year, altering burdens for taxpayers and differing impacts by income level.
Associated Press reports Washington May 24 as Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle defends the first 10 percent cattle price rollback aimed at stabilizing prices after a January freeze. He argues the move benefits packers processors and consumers, while defense committee members pressed for figures on who gains and loses.
Mead Park plans Independence Day events shifted to a family picnic day with hundreds of local residents expected. A board meeting discussed extending participation to nearby property owners along Mead Avenue, building trails and bridges, and inviting local clubs to sponsor shelters and picnic tables.
Washington report shows author Hugh Schulberg confirming 1930s Communist Party membership and later disassociation citing party control over writing. He testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee after an informal study period with anti fascist and communist circles in Hollywood.
A joint national state inquiry launches into the Pennsylvanian Railroad wreck near Bryn Mawr last Friday. Paced by Interstate Commerce Commission officials, the probe centers on throttle operator Francis Ventner and the rear collision with the night express. Testimony describes signal equipment and track construction while officials outline the commission’s remit to determine cause and recommend safety fixes. Also reported is a strike at the Capri and Indiana Railroad, with 100 to 150 workers walking out and disrupting operations.
In Tehran a mass rally backed by Ayatollah Kashani and MPs denounced British control of Anglo Iranian Oil and endorsed the nationalization by the Iran government. Speakers accused the United States and Britain of interference while pledging to force the transfer of oil ownership to the Iranian people.
Gerald C. Wenzel, held on on murder charges for over three years, walked from Eastern Penitentiary as a free man. The Pennsylvania man, convicted of strangling Mrs. Miriam Green, embraced his wife outside the gates and spoke with reporters. Governor Fine had commuted his 10 to 20 year sentence on the State Pardon Board's recommendation.
Charles E. Kelly, World War II Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, changes allegiance from Democrat to Republican in Pittsburgh. He criticizes Washington insiders and the party leadership, saying people fight and die for a cause not tied to the current administration while noting his brother Danny is missing in action.
President Truman drafts a message to accompany a major foreign aid request of about 8.5 billion dollars for fiscal 1962. The plan largely targets military shipments and economic aid to roughly 50 allied nations in Europe the Middle East and Asia with specific allocations for arms food and technical assistance.
Harrisburg May 23 1951 Gov Flee announced Pennsylvania Week celebrations will run October 15 to October 24 with coordination by State Commerce Secretary Andrew J Sordoni. The annual event showcases state industry progress and future plans though the traditional train is cancelled due to the Korean War.
May 23 Las Cruces New Mexico authorities set June 25 as the murder trial date for NFL player Jerry Nugutn accused in the death of waitress Nuzumaldo. He remains free on bail as the case proceeds amid other local incidents.
Centerville resident Charles R. Himebaugh was injured when his Cub tractor failed to yield at a Centerville intersection and was struck by a car driven by A. Piely of Rouseville. Himebaugh suffered bruises and shock, was taken to Tyowarille Hospital, and x-rays planned for today. Vehicle damage pegged at 900 dollars. tractor owner B. J. Fielding operates near Gen servile and employs Himebaugh.
Harrisburg May 23 The House opened debate on a fair employment practices bill backed by the administration. Speaker Herbert P Sure predicted passage despite Republican opposition. The measure would ban employment discrimination based on race creed color or national origin. In the Senate a fight arose over a cigarette tax exemption for merchants, with Sen. John B Dent promising to push the issue to keep four cents per pack in effect. Gov Fine remained at odds with insurgent GOP senators over wage and tax policy, signaling ongoing political tension.
Sales across Pennsylvania for April show 29,579,492 in Series bonds and 23,704,292 in popular Series bonds. In Erie County total sales reached 976,670 with 665,650 E bonds, 42,420 F bonds, and 197,000 G bonds.
Local readers report rainfall across the region aiding crops and gardens. The area’s weather bulletin notes continued wet conditions with forecasts predicting more showers tomorrow, bringing cooler temperatures and relief for farmers.
Floods caused major damage as Big Creek rose over 78 blocks. Rescue teams aided victims, with hundreds evacuated and two children reported missing. Mayor A Harkness estimated losses above 1,000,000 dollars. National Guard and medical detachments prepared precautions. Fort Hays State College suspended classes.
An early morning collision at 1059 North Center street involving Joseph Piccavage’s 1951 Buick club coupe caused $800 damage to the car and pole. Piccavage, driving to Brymone Mfg Co, swerved to avoid a following vehicle and struck a utility pole, injuring his lip and bruising his face. Attorney Charles J. Margiotti may pursue charges related to state work and racket roles in Allegheny County, as per Special Professor We Denning Stewart.
Allied forces push north along an 80 mile Korean front as U S 10th Corps scores gains near Hangye and Alpong. Reports describe Red forces retreating toward the 38th parallel amid tank and infantry advances, with casualties and vivid battlefield imagery.
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