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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1951
Page
1
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The United States may hold a wide lead in nuclear weapon supremacy but its duration depends on the secrecy system. An Associated Press report notes a possible hydrogen bomb trigger discovery and describes tests on Eniwetak Island as contributing to thermo nuclear weapons research.
Babson argues that opportunities for education remain abundant despite rising population. He lists advantages such as free degree programs and extensive libraries, noting employers prefer clean living applicants with steady habits and strong work ethic.
Ousted Panamanian president Arias was convicted by the National Assembly of abusing constitutional powers and banned from public office for life. The Harvard educated leader faced a swift 63 minute trial as rioting followed his impeachment vote.
Marine reserves recalled to active duty involuntarily will begin leaving their uniforms next month. Marine Corps headquarters announced three priority groups for discharge including those recalled before August 1, 1950 and World War II veterans who reach certain service dates.
May 26 reports from Tehran indicate the Iranian government is expected to formally reject Britain's offer to send a diplomatic team. Mohammet Mozadegh defends nationalization and vows to fight to the end, warning against interference that could threaten global stability. Separately in Hollywood Fanny Brice remains in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital following a Beverly Hills home incident.
Fire swept through a barn owned by Labowski in Corry RD yesterday morning destroying the structure and five calves. The blaze caused about 15000 in damage with 9500 covered by insurance. Labowski escaped injury but collapsed nearby and received medical attention. Eighteen Sanford Hose Company firefighters battled the flames, containing the fire to the barn and hay and feed nearby. Labowski remains hospitalized as authorities assess rebuild plans.
Registrar Gladys Stine reported 66 registrations on the two special sessions in Corry. Voters registered with GOP 83 and Democrats 13. one party change and several address changes noted. May 14 total qualified 57.
Fire destroyed the home of Clint ton Van Cise about three miles southwest of Centerville between 2 and 3 p.m. yesterday. He saved a small table. horse perished and milkhouse, barn, and milking gear were damaged. cause unknown. Neighbors plan to help rebuild a temporary shelter for the dairy and poultry farm.
An apparent run of missing wallets drew police reports last evening totaling 61 dollars. Richard Debow of Minion City says his wallet with 92 dollars vanished. Alice Sutton reported a stolen billfold near West Mu sltet. W J Sutton of Buch Intecet said he lost 18 dollars in the vicinity of the Veterans of Foreten Wars club.
Five petitions signed by most property owners seek paving on West Church Street from Second Avenue to Lemon Street, Pennsylvania Avenue from East Main to railroad tracks, East Smith Street, Wayne Street, Kinley Alley, William Street, and Brook Street. City engineer Dan Williams plans to draft ordinances and request bids for summer work. Property owners faced costs averaging 150 per front foot in 1949.
The House Un American Activities Committee failed to sway actor Javier Ferrer who insisted he was a victim and not a Communist sympathizer. Ferrer faced renewed questioning before the panel as Rep Jackson questioned the prudence of some statements.
A local Red Cross fundraising effort reports partial success as 25 volunteers donated about 1107 and 450 letters reached Avco Employes Benefit Association members. Many recipients moved away or did not respond, while business community donors helped push the drive toward its goal though the total remains short of 2090. The campaign plans further solicitation next week to close the gap.
Italian voters prepare for local elections across 37148 towns and 28 provinces as the Christian Democrats and Communists face their first showdown in three years. De Gasperi denounces the Reds and Palmira Togliatti accuses the government of constitutional violations amid a high-stakes battle over Milan Venice Bologna and Florence. Voting spans Sunday and part of Monday. Motor boat bill signed to allow local issuance of boat licenses after September 1, expanding access beyond state offices.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and major railroads reach a two year wage settlement affecting about 180,000 members. It provides a 40 hour week in principle for yardmen and includes staged increases for conductors and other crews, with dates extending back to October and into 1949. The agreement, still under study by engineers and firemen unions, aims to stabilize wages amid government intervention.
Government shifts on price controls ease red tape for small corner stores. From defense industry boosts to wage talks at Fairchild Aircraft and shipbuilding hearings, measures aim to stabilize the economy by 1953. A baby found alive in a Philadelphia sewer is taken to hospital after two youths report cries.
Washington May 20 The Senate probes into General MacArthur's dismissal from Far Eastern commands focus on his plan to move non Korean troops toward the Yalu River. General J Lawon Collins says policy allowed limited advances while Whitney claims MacArthur faced no direct restraint. The dispute centers on orders and the degree of coordination with joint chiefs.
State Police said Samuel Peelman drove south when his car veered off and struck two parked vehicles in front of a tavern five miles south of A Warnerford. McKissock of Cambridge Springs and Edminster of Union City owned the parked cars. Damages estimated at 1000 to McKissock and 700 to Edminster. Peelman’s sedan valued at 600. Investigators continue today to determine possible charges.
Five year old Harry Staples survived a long illness and returned home from hospital to a Christmas surprise. Parents James Staynes and wife on Northwest Street watched as a large shiptoot tree stood ready with unplayed toys beneath. The family’s emotional tale follows Barry’s near paralysis and the doctors’ hopeful prognosis as they celebrated a hard won recovery at year end.
UN troops advance in Red Korea securing a second foothold and bolstering the initial beachhead. Reports describe Red forces retreating on multiple fronts as Allied units push near Chunchon and Inje with supply routes opened to the east.
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