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01 Nov 1951
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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
Nov 01, 1951
Page
1
Arson Suspected After Trio of Barn Fires In Corry Area
Three barns and a house were destroyed or damaged by fires believed to be arson in the Corry region. Fire Marshal Stanley Syamnowies and state police traced four blazes to Baker Hill and nearby communities with costly losses and possible juvenile involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Stanley Syamnowies
Bre Qn Vfsiters
Warnes
Atloween
Poroks
Baker Hill
Bear Lake
Chandlers Valley
Baker
William Bfudsom
Grand Street
Columbus
John Kima
Baker Hi
Arthur Books
Old State Road
Sandy Secor
Bernard Porter
Vere
Cony
Golive
Baker ‘Hill
Maines
Sly
Heavy pheasant kill and local hunting notes in Pennsylvania
Hunters reported a heavy pheasant kill in nearby woodlands during the small game season as two birds were the daily limit for many, while other small game such as ratsbits and squirrels were scarce. Also noted was Washington D. Brandon of Butler celebrating his 104th birthday, described as the oldest living attorney in the United States and the oldest living alumnus of Washington and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlands
Pennsylvania
Butler
Washington D
Brandon
Dellel Hfe
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Coltexe
Las Vegas Bomb Test Sends Shockwaves Across City
Las Vegas witnessed a desert blast as part of Operation Desert Rock tests. A B 25 drop caused a bright daylight cloud while windows shattered at Sears Roebuck and F W Woolworth. Police received numerous calls as observers noted two concussions and a swishing noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New
Tevens
Sears Roebuck
F. W. Woolworth
Fremont Street
Winte
Nevada
Jedst
Colar Sea
ABC
Here
Albuquerque
N. M
Truck crash kills Roy B. Riclendur near Breesewood
Roy B. Riclendur about 23 of Murrysville Westmoreland county was killed when his truck skidded and overturned about three miles south of nearby Breesewood. Authorities reported the fatal accident occurred today and the victim was a resident of Murrysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Roy B. Riclendur
Murrysville
Westmoreland County
Breesewood
Snow Blankets Corry Area Amid Cold Morning
Snow spread across western Pennsylvania with a half inch in Corry and lighter coverage elsewhere as cold air chilled highways. The Weather Bureau reported wintry conditions, with light accumulations in Phillipsburg Erie Williamsport and Harrisburg and unseasonable rainfall totals noted in Philadelphia and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Witer
Bes
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Phillipsburg
Erie
Penneslvania
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Scranton
Mine Blast Kills 12 at Traux-Tracr Coal Pit
State Mines Department reports improper blasting caused the explosion at the Traux-Tracr Coal Co pit about 35 miles southwest of Charleston. Bodies were removed in stages after the blast. two victims were a father and son, another a widow and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaybord
Coll
State Mines Department
Inn and Mines Department
Jef
Traux-Tracr Coal Co
Charleston
Halloween crowds endate a chilly night of treats
Hundreds of trick or treaters filled the city streets despite cold weather. Police reported only minor damage as residents handed out candy and city crews began clearing displaced items after Halloween night events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dea
Kidstor
Royal couple visits Mount Vernon in chilly Washington day
Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth toured Mount Vernon after wreath laying at George Washington's tomb. They saluted the tomb and met crowds outside Blair House on a gray, rainy day. A reception at the Canadian embassy followed with President Truman hosting a dinner for the royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washiington
Princeny Pilvaborh
George Washing
Elizabeth
Philip
Wei Burgh
Mount Vernon
Britain
Truman
Margaret
Blair House
Miss Truman
Vernon
Potomac River
Washington
Avlinakon Natonal
Wriffussy
Congress
Trumans
Yao Bobby-soxers
Fronkof
Stal Jer
Tut
Royal Navy
Sown
Probe graft charges at Dayton Air Base
Senate subcommittee opened hearings into graft at Wright Patterson Air Base Dayton Ohio citing cases of money gifts jobs and favors tied to swinging contracts. One civilian buyer for the Air Force has been indicted as part of a civil inquiry into Wright Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ais
Wright-Patterson
Dayton
Onin
Lyndon B. Jonson
Dtex
Air Force
Sie
Johnson
Higher Income Taxes Take Effect Across Nation
Washington November 1 1940 as the new tax law boosts revenue by about 5.691 billion for Uncle Sam. Affects individuals with broad changes including 3 percent excise on electricity bills and increased rates for various goods. The bill signed by President Truman raises taxes on higher incomes and expands withholding, with main impact a roughly 10 percent boost for many payers and a nine percent rise for those with high adjustable incomes after exemptions. The overhaul funds mobilization and brings the largest single revenue increase in the tax system. Further details follow on page right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Pimlico
Jemalca
Truman
Buls
Two Carry Men To Face Trial
The Erie court has true bills in two cases with Howard B. Emerson and Earl Spetly named as defendants. Emerson, released from Western Penitentiary on parole, is held on a sodomy charge with an 11 year old youth. Spetly faces a separate indecency charge from a Mead Avenue woman. Trials likely next week per court officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sas
Howard B. Emerson
Western Penitentiary
Earl Spetly
Mead Avenue
Hanve aMclals
Soldier Killed in Turnpike Crash Near Fort Littleton
State Police report a soldier died and three other servicemen were injured in a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash three miles east of Fort Littleton. The deceased is Pvt. Charles Scherr, 25, of Coplay, listed with the 882d Ordinance Unit at Camp Gordon Gale. The injured include Sgt. Samuel Balliot, 21, also of Coplay, and Canis Carson Mixell, Joseph Long, and Alvin Dery, all linked to Camp Carson and Camp Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcconnellsburg
Pennsylvania
Fort Litteton
Grant
Charles Scherr
Coplay
Mirell
Scherr
Camp Garsany Gale
McConnellsburg Medical Center
Opi
Samuel J. Balliot
Canis
Eisenhower to Fly Home for Talks After Paris Conference
General Dwight Eisenhower will depart Paris at 10 p.m. Friday and fly to the United States for a weekend in Kentucky before returning to Washington for talks with President Truman and top officials. The White House said he will discuss matters affecting NATO defense planning and allied strategy. He is to spend the weekend with Captain John Hisenhower in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Alfred Gommany
Paris
Knox
John Hisenhower
Honor 2 Ajax Aides Honored At Dinner In Phoenix Hotel
Ajax workers gathered for an Old Timers Nishi dinner at the Phoenix Hotel to honor long serving staff. William M. Bettes and Hart W. Bulthil were recognized for 52 and 42 years of service, respectively, with engraved watches. Attendees included retired Ajaxers and other members of the Quater-century Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
lu\ter
Burton
Fo J
Mr. Tastor
Mise Rutt Koehler
Messrs
L. K.hixcon
Eight Morganza Girls Jailed For Rioting
In Pittsburgh on November 1, thirty five juvenile girls from Morganza Training School are held after weekend rioting. Superintendent Chester L. Sterling reports windows smashed and property damaged at Morganza. He moved them to a hospital for closer watch. riot believed due to jealousies over close friendships among some detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscolien Ress
Pittsburgh
Morganva
Allegheny County
Chester L. Sterling
Morgans
Morganza
Sterling
Schical Hospital
Juvenile Court
Forganza
First Hunting Accident Here Claims Corry Man
Bert Volk age 40 of Corry FR 1.4 suffered a hunting accident in a nearby section when his left hand was struck by a firearm discharged at close range. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital, with a torn thumb and index finger and other lacerations. Volk was discharged after tetanus treatment and dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Volk
Corry
Norling
Volk
Hell
Aischarpen
Volks
Corry Menarini Hospital
Volktol Hospital
Democrats Meet Office Seekers In Corry
Democrats in Corry hosted a county office candidates meeting at the Hotel Corry. About 35 voters attended as candidates for prosecutor, prothonotary, and county commissioners outlined aims with party leaders praising the event and urging turnout next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jess
Jiullante
Te Pase
Expius! Couet
Jun Riley
Vey Flies
Willy
Chiumy Bebell
Evehing
Ceeds Post
Francis Jansen
Cauthiesiy
Low Ravnvk
Willis Feeley
Dellouritle
Ctra Welden
Counly
Ohh Strigler
Wijich
War hero Melvin Brown to be returned for funeral
The body of Melvin L. Brown, one of Korea War's early Medal of Honor recipients, will arrive home near Kert, Pennsylvania, for funeral services after a battle with enemy forces that exhausted his supplies. His brother Wayne arranged the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaffey
Associated Press
Melvin L. Brown
Kert
Brn
Byshis
Wayne
Allies and Reds Near Agreement in Eastern Half of Korea
United Nations briefing officer says Allies and Reds generally agree on the eastern half of the proposed demilitarized zone in Korea. Western half remains in dispute with key issue over Kaesong and lines from Kum-song to the east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Rod-lelit
L. G. Hl
Ottiger
Hill
Stegetinger
China
Peiping Radio
HUD
Harenhous
Otke
Panmissjom Neday Tin
Tte
Generel
Kuwmhwa
Kuminwa
Air Indies
Sierash Onash
Uae
Battle Lines
Poipinevata
Hambion
Kaesone
Bigges
Fannun
Jom
Wal Mag
Henry J. Hodes
Thusscow
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Ranklin
Ant Atv
Ats
Heas
Associated Prews
MT. Vernon
George Washington
André Truman
Dayton Air Base
Accantated
Ann Terranova
Mt. Binal Hospital
Student Nurses’ Association
Pennsylvania Nurses
Sen
Byrd
Brui
Eyals Co
Benito Byrl
Tru
McKinney
Thdinnapolly
New Democratic Ra
Tonal Chatsin
William M. Bayle
Dry
Boyle
Mokeloney
Hye Limon
Yale
Warty
Republicatis
Honor
Bert Voll
Guin Barrel
REDS
U. S
Ters
U. S. Ma
Tociny
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