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10 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 10, 1951
Page
1
Indescribing rental area sees aid tipal co
A fragmentary notice mentions a rental matter involving an aid co and tipal terms. Details are unreadable but the brief implies a local public notice context.
Possible New Crisis Hovering Over New York Waterfront
Rival factions in the AFL International Longshoremen's Association clash over truce violations amid a backdrop of a recent pier strike. A state fact-finding panel ended the walkout, with hearings to continue on the ILA dispute from Maine to Virginia as shipper losses mount and pay demands rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Trees
New York
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
Intraunion
ILA
Anthony Anastasia
Brook' Syndiers
Anastasis
Sila
Joseph P. Ryan
Tedittre
Ryan
New York State
York
Boston
Boned
Peter J. Robinson
Martin P. Catherwood
Cornell
Catherwood
Genmeter
Tndustry Association
TLA
Maine
Virsini
Pack
Pensions Here to Stay and the Aging Population
WOGEN W. BABSON argues that by 1950 the ratio of workers to those over 65 was 11 to 1, with projections showing dwindling workforce support for the elderly by 1969. He warns pensions will persist as the elderly rely on family or state support, while political pressure from older citizens could inflate costs and disrupt productivity. Medical progress and birth control are discussed as factors aggravating or delaying retirement, with his critique that extending retirement age misses the real issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wogen W. Babson
Babson Park
Mans
Pwr
Oldsters
California
Corry Soldier Wounded in Korea Injures Arm Back Chest
A Corry, Pennsylvania couple receive a Defense Department telegram confirming their son Cpl. Howard Mulligan has been wounded in Korea. The 1947 Corry High School graduate reported injuries to arm back and chest while serving with the Gish Tafinkty Regiment after arriving in Korea last spring. He was inducted October 23, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Korea
Department of Defense
Charles Mulligan
R. D
Cpl
Howard Mulligan
Pusan
Corry High ‘School
Gish Tafinkty
Mulligano
Armistice Day Observed With Closures Nov 12
Armistice Day will close government offices banks and federal facilities Monday as the holiday falls on Sunday. Gerry Fest Office window hours limited to 8 p m to 1 p m with one parcel delivery and one mail box collection. Open house at National Bank invites local residents to visit while employment service and draft board offices also close. Tony Bountony of Sher Olaly Fi near Greenburg was killed yesterday by an auto on the Lincoln Highway near Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Draft Board No
Irwin
Tony Ba Untony
Sher Olaly Fi
Greenburg
Lincoln
High Hiring Levels Persist in Section Placements
October placements reached 106 through the Pennsylvania State Employment Service, up from September and last year's October. Housing shortages hinder qualified applicants, while layoffs in seasonal industries boosted unemployment compensation claims to 115, with 47 openings remaining due to lack of qualified workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Stewart Long
Long
Corry
Enli
Jim Thorpe Undergoes Lip Cancer Operation
Jim Thorpe, 68, rests at Tankenau Hospital after radical surgery to remove a cancerous growth on his lower lip. A hospital spokesman said the operation was completely successful and will heal without major scarring. Thorpe will stay in hospital for about a week to 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philalsurhia
Jim Thorpe
America
War
Tankenau Hospital
Thorpe
Associated Press
Carlisle Indians
Jean
Jit
Yim
Big Three and Turkey plan Middle East command
Paris November 10 A four power decision by the Big Three Britain France United States and Turkey to set up a Middle East Command aims to unify defense of the region against outside aggression. Arab states express objection while UN delegates study Middle East defense options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big 3
Turkey
Middle East Command
Mid East
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
MHC
Bids Opened on New Erie Railroad Passenger Station
Six bids were opened yesterday in the Erie Railroad office in Cleveland for a new passenger station project. Officials expect a weeklong review by the vice president before a final decision. Bidders were not from Corry and no cost estimate was given. engineers had set stakes on the site west of the Railway Express Co. office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clevelatt
Erie Railroad
Erle
Engineering
Uke
Nfige Nese
Weet
Uffeluis Aid Hd
Tgo
Erie
Meore
Pennsylvaniaa Lines
Skeseline
Railway Expres Co
Marines Mark Birthday With Fierce North Korea Attack
North Korean troops faced a heavy U S Marines assault on hills northeast of the Punchbowl as the Eighth Army marked the corps seventeenth birthday. General James A. Van Fleet praised the fighting in a military statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Korea
Armistice Bay
U.S. Eighth Army
James A. van Hieet
City Considers Hiring More Fire Truck Drivers
Budget pressures rise as Act 219 limits weekly hours and shifts for firefighters. City Council seeks legal ruling on the bill to decide whether additional drivers will be hired next year. Current schedules vary by station with 24 hour relief duty and 15 day paid vacation already in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie General Assembly
Hogay Brown
Miote
Thy Deiver
Diuty
Plasia
Cory
Corry
Cley Offields
Nore
UN proposes cease fire buffer zones in Korea talks
In Munsan Korea on November 10 the UN floated a plan to draw buffer zones wherever the front lines lie at signing, with minor adjustments. An Allied spokesman said the UN would keep military pressure during talks on three remaining points while seeking agreement. The Reds reportedly rejected a revised line today. Negotiations resume Sunday at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nant
Munsan
Korea
Equity Today
United Nations
Reds
Salurcay
Dumand Fee
William P. Nuchols
Nuckols
McGrath Declares No Resignation as GOP Chair
Pittsburgh November 10 Attorney Pat McGrath says he has no intention of resigning as chairman of the Republican Party for Allegheny County. He notes members of the county GOP party won election without organization and plans to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Pittsburgh
Pat McGrath
Republican Party
Allegheny
GOP
Tim. J
Corry Driver Survives Train Crash With Serious Injuries
Corry, Pa resident Neckers, 28, suffered a severe back fracture when his car was struck by a freight train near the New York Pennsylvania line. He was thrown from the vehicle and treated at Corry Memorial Hospital with authorities detailing the crossing location and injury details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Neckers
Rome
Cay
Corry “Memorial Hospital
Brocken-Keating
Cory Barrecks
Norrty
Crossins
Early crop of GOP favorite sons expected
The scramble between Senator Taft and Eisenhower backers for nominating votes began showing early signs of a crowded field. Earl Warren California governor hinted at a 1952 run, with others like Harold Stassen and Alfred Driscoll mentioned as possible candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Taft
R. Oftia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Servitar Kunn- Lund
Calit
Harold E. Stasaen
Povernor
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Htuld O Chisua
Wesis
Strassen
Wax
Dor Abe
Doe
Bisel ‘Hower
Stassen Avi Warren
Bob Warren
Stassen
Alfred EB. Driscoll
New Jersey
Wherry
Nebraska
MilNkin
Colorado
Tall
Oklahoma
Dull
New York
J. Russell Sprague
Eisenhower
Russia Loses Bid To Seat Red China In UN Debate
Paris reports Russia failed to push a General Assembly agenda item to seat Red China in the United Nations. Nations voted 416-4 against opening the question, with several nations abstaining or voting yes. Observers doubt a quick settlement and note the issue may be revisited as an amendment to committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Seat Red
China
Paris
United Nations
General Assembly
Greganio
Poland
Britain
United States
Canada
The
Downs
Norway
France
Swindler Receives Severe Sentence In Corruption Case
Samuel D. Nammie Mason was sentenced to four to thirteen years in prison and fined $16,000 on counts of perjury conspiracy and failure to file taxes. The New Yorker admitted receiving about $250,000 from priests, a Boston contractor, and a Philadelphia translator, claiming it was sewer money bribes for government leases. Senate investigators branded Mason a complete grand and referred the case to the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Samuel D. Nam
Mike
Pee Jeg
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Jagt
Chiieman Hoey
Boston
Philadelphia
Rewapipermin
Mason
Senators
Justice Department
Twin Boys Born At Corry Memorial Hospital
Twin sons were born at Corry Memorial Hospital early this morning to Mr and Mrs Emory Benson of Centerville R D Hospital attaches aid the youngsters who holds to been famed yet this morning were born at 5 08 and 5 24 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Emory Benson
Centerville
R. D
U S Suggests Financial Aid as Britain Seeks 300 Million
A report states the United States may offer financial help to Britain in its time of need. It indicates Britain will request 300 million dollars, seeking money rather than goods. The suggestion emphasizes swift aid and national solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Britain
Churchill Urges US Aid to Britain in Armament Plan
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill signaling the United States should give full consideration to Britain’s need for funds for a new armament program and for relief of sagging economy. He spoke at a London dinner amid questions over Britain’s postwar military and economic strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
United States
Britain
Chhuedall
Wyeford Maver
Esther Britein
Chuwehitl
Wiscounters
Ghuremil
Boitein
Wisiem
England
Buckend
U.S
Tubber
Churchill
Sol Wrney
Beitish Vemneak
Phawnecia Judd Economic Board
Ai Ise Nevis
Ja Ex
Sithong
Slot Machines Reported Reappearing in New Kensington
Dr Wilfred Noble of the New Kensington Ministerial Association says slot machines are operating in the community again. Mayor Raymond Gardienl denies active operation, cites police raids and visits to at least two sites where machines were hidden. The ministerial committee plans further action in the anti slot campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Kensington
Hay
Wilfred Noble
Law and Order
Raymond Gardienl
Dr. Noble Saith
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