Rift Over Rice Sons Court Case
Fragmentary OCR notes show a family dispute involving rice and sons. No clear dates, places, or names other than familial terms present.
20 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a family dispute involving rice and sons. No clear dates, places, or names other than familial terms present.
President Truman makes a political appeal stressing peace aims and foreign policy before the Women's National Democratic Club. Speculation swirls on 1952 Democratic prospects, with Rayburn, Monroney, Sparkman, and Eisenhower as potential nominees. Party dynamics hinge on civil rights and administration policy reception.
Kaiser-Frazer built car to be sold through Sears Roebuck stores starting likely before Christmas. The Wide Anitate, announced jointly by Kaiser-Frazer, will premiere in 17 markets across the south and southwest with few details released. The car is said to resemble the Ker Heney J model in many aspects but carries distinguishing features. Production requires no major retooling, with assembly near Wilso n Run.
Paris November 20 The French cabinet teeters as the National Assembly opens debate on a confidence vote for Prime Minister Rene Pleven. Socialists abstain leaving Pleven short of support while a key peasant party also withholds. President Auriol weighs options to avert a collapse despite an adverse vote outlook.
Negotiations in the steel industry advance toward wage boosts as United States Steel Corp and United Steelworkers begin contract talks on November 27 ahead of the December 1 expiry. Philip Murray to head the union team seeks a substantial wage hike beyond the four to five cent rise allowed by the Wage Stabilization Board, while seeking broader industry reforms.
Stockholders of Covry Savings and Loan Association authorized the bank to revise its charter to permit unlinked assets. Original cap was 1,000,000. current assets exceed 990,000. Of 6,037 shares, 4,910 were represented with all but 11 voting yes in a session at the bank on South Center Street. The session was to sustain recent growth. Also, J. W. Fullerton of Hanover was elected president of the Pennsylvania Canners Association at its 37th annual convention in Harrisburg.
Joint school committee will meet next week to decide location for the new 2,090,000 junior high school. Two sites under consideration are near Harding School in the First Ward and property on Wayne Street opposite Raymond Avenue in the Second Ward. Architects from Hunter, Callwell and Campbell of Altran are awaiting word before setting a meeting night as directors seek price quotations from six property owners and weigh possible condemnation.
In New York on November 20 Eleanor Holmes, wife of Billy Rose, seeks a legal separation. Papers served over the weekend. next step could be temporary alimony and counsel fees. Attorneys declined comment. both Rose and Holmes were unavailable. Separation grounds include abandonment, non-support or cruelty.
New Jersey business executive Ed win V. Huggins is named the new United States Secretary of the Air Force at age 44. He succeeds Roswell S. Gilpatrie, recently promoted to undersecretary, in a Truman administration reshuffle announced yesterday.
City officials announce enforcement begins next Monday for a two hour parking limit, a 24 hour limitation, and a one way street rule. Merchants report cars blocking Front of West South Street and East Main Street. Mayor Kinley seeks strict enforcement with street crews facing plowing challenges due to parked vehicles.
The Mead Park Association will hold its annual meeting at the Municipal Building this evening at 8 p.m. New directors will be elected to fill terms of departing members Walter Auer, O. A. Stennett, and Carl Smith. The meeting may also consider increasing board membership. All city residents are members of the association and urged to attend to hear the annual report.
The Waterford troop raised funds through three paper drives and a sale to aid a building project. Total contributions reached $1,812, with $1,011 for materials and $800-plus from earlier gifts, funds to cover roof, wiring, windows, and other needs as work continues into next spring.
In Cairo Mossadegh and Egypt's Mustapha Nahas Pasha arrive for a joint visit signaling resistance to British control. Crowds at Fara airport chant anti-British slogans as Nahas Pasha vows pressure to evacuate Suez and the Sudan.
Police report another attempted burglary at a North Center street store as a board is smashed and a back entry unlocked, but intruders did not enter. The incident parallels a nearby Chapin Street break‑in where the intruder halted prior to entry, leaving investigators puzzled.
Nov 20 reports say a clash over a Western arms plan halted debate in the UN Special Political Committee. British Minister Selwyn Lloyd and Soviet First Sign Wo were among speakers as deliberations paused for day, with nations like Greece and India pushing for disarmament and a swift resolution to East-West deadlock.
Two inches fell since yesterday bringing total storm depth to 25 inches since Saturday. Main highways and most rural roads remained open though some spots were slippery. A canopy collapsed at William Snyder home on Raymond Avenue with other minor damages reported as roofs strained under snow.
Britain's Princess Margaret arrived in Paris by air for a four day private visit with the Duchess of Kent accompanying her.
Allied forces reclaim hill near Yonchon from opposing units after heavy rifle and artillery fire. Infantry units hold positions while opposing elements retreat to safer lines as UN and allied troops consolidate gains on the Seoul front.
Robert Brown of East Pleasant Street bagged a black bear on opening day in Cameron County near Driftwood. The 190 pound bear was killed with a 90-08 rifle during the one week season in Sinnemahoning district. Other local hunters reported large bears and notable catches along the Allegany river and nearby areas.
Rescue teams from Westover, Pittsburg, and Langley arrive amid heavy snow to search the wreckage of a B 26 that crashed on a Cumberland mountainside. First Lt Prentice E Ross Jr is believed alive if he parachuted, with hatch cover missing suggesting ejection.
Tokyo report from Allied headquarters claims considerable evidence that about 6 000 American soldiers died in Korean atrocity killings with nearly 2 000 bodies recovered. The dispatch notes no new Allied charges and discusses UN cease fire talks stalled as Panmunjom conversations resume.
President Truman said Kennan is being considered for ambassador to Russia after discussions with Acheson. Kirk, seeking to leave his Moscow post, indicated reluctance to spend another winter there as questions arose at Boca Chica Airport about Kennan’s suitability and Russia knowledge.
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