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27 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 27, 1951
Page
1
NATO Debates Plan To Speed European Army
The United States and Belgium offer separate resolutions to NATO to accelerate forming a European army. NATO deputies will try to merge them before presenting to the council. Eisenhower appeals for British support and a unified command structure amid reports on Soviet air power and upgrades to allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Rome
Belgium
North Atlantic Council
Ito
NATO
Putnam Named Stabilizer Of Prices By President Truman
Washington dispatch reports Roger Lowell Putnam 58, a Springfield mayor and nephew of known university presidents, chosen by President Truman as the new economic stabilizer. He succeeds Erle Johnston, resigning Nov 30 to head the Motion Picture Association. Putnam, a Democrat, will serve as recess appointee starting Dec 1 at 17500 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Associated Press
Washington
New England
Amy Lowell
Roger Lowell Putnam
Truman
Springfield
Mass
Farvard University
A. Lawrence Lowell
Putnam
Erle Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Senate
City Council Eyes Three Mill Property Tax Boost
At a budget session City Council members discussed a proposed three mill increase to property taxes. Finance Director Walter Sweet indicated the plan could raise about 15 000 to 18 000 over last year’s 197 027 budget, with a per capita levy near five dollars and a draft tax rate of 19 to 20 mills to balance the budget. Various department cuts were noted, keeping overall spending above 150 000, while the budget remains open for 30 days for public input before readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sweet
City Connell
Colmcimen
Police tied to Moretti killing shocks era tale
New York dispatch says sensational development links Willie Moretti murder to present at former city cops. Daily News claims case would explode into police graft scandal, naming Becker and Rosenthal crimes and a payoff scheme tied to Albert Anastasia and the underworld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
The
Daily News
Willie Moretti
New York City
Newpaper
Charles Becker
Hermann Rosenthal
Moretti
Gross
Brooklyn
Underworld
Albert Anastasia
Lord High
Murder, Inc
Anastasia
Willie
Mar~atti
Hot Springs
Ark
Vast Shakeup Looms at Revenue Bureau as Installments Ousted
Washington Nov 27 A top Internal Revenue official plans a sweeping purge to improve efficiency. More than 30 employees including collectors are to be fired or suspended amid investigations in San Francisco New York and Detroit. The moves accompany heightened congressional scrutiny and fresh disclosures from the related Caudle case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tom- Michoner
John B. Dunlap
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tax
Dunlap
San Francisco
New York
House
T. Lamer Caudle
U. S
Tex Cages
Truman
Caudle
Ife
Uurlop
Trumes
James G. Smyth
White House
Detroit
Bureau
Bureiy
Qaudle
Keith M. Benty
Charlotte
N. C
Man Held After Gas Station Owner Shot In New Castle
A 32-year-old man arrested within minutes after Mike Tafrats, 37, was shot in the abdomen during an attempted holdup at Tafrats Service Station in New Castle. Charles Winning, 27, of Marion County, Indiana, is held on an open charge as police detail the taxi ride from Butler to New Castle and the failed robbery attempt. Tafrats is in critical condition at New Castle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Associatestress
New Castle
Charles Winning
Marion Geriter
Indiana County
Mike Tafratz
Tafrats
New Castle Hospital
Henry Panel
Butler
Winning
Panei
Sntratz
Franz Furniture Building on First Avenue Is Sold
The Franz Furniture building on First Avenue changes hands in a sale tied to adjoining properties in the Union Block. Plans include vacating by March 1, 1952, with the Spiesman Shoe Store occupying the south half on the first floor and Connie's Delleatesser and Evade Furniture mentioned in connection to relocations. The sale affects real estate on the north half of the Union Block and the property is valued at roughly 86,300 on city tax assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corih Hut
Galen Block
Tony
Evade Furnture
Gonmiy Posi
C.F. Frame
Wais
Frisina
Connie
Delleatesser
West Muir Street
Fias
North Center Street
First Avenue
Franz Conter
Isesides
Unig
H. J. Spiesman
Jacob Franz
H. L. Spiesman
Spiesman
Sax
Slansky Fired and Arrested in Czechoslovakia Turmoil
Moscow trained Rudolf Slansky once a top Czech Communist, was dismissed as vice premier and ordered arrested for activities against the state. The Prague government cited subversive groups and investigations. Slansky had led the party as secretary general and faced renewed Western concern over Moscow influence and Czech unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Moscow
Rudolf Slansiky
Prague
Klement Gutt- Wald
Antonin Ziapotocky
Slansky
Westerm
T1- 1
Crechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Ostis
Art
Willur N. Dans de
Rude Praya
Gottwald
Party
Bass
Ted
Senate Kills Income Tax Measure in Pennsylvania
State Senate, led by Republicans, rejected the five per cent corporate net income levy and the real estate transfer plan, endorsing a one per cent income tax only as a proposed compromise. Debate focused on corporate dividend taxation and potential revenue gains, with friction over amendments and anticipated political shifts. The House bill package remains stalled pending December sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gillom S. Fine
Senate Finance Committee
Pennsylvania
Epublicans
Sen. G. Greyhill Diehm
Lancaster
Gulf Oil
Diehm
Pitt Graduate Held As Bandit by Parms Police
Parma police say a University of Pittsburgh graduate, Thomas A. Perkinson, 25, once editor of Pitt Panthers magazine, is wanted for 15 robberies in Pittsburgh. He allegedly confessed to two robberies after a tense phone call with his wife and fled when detectives closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
University At
Hittsburgh
Thomas A. Perkinson
Pitt Panthes
Iuler
Joan Magerka
Virgil Costiey
Parma
Journalism Department
Pittsburgh
Gambling Tax Challenge Opens Before Three Judge Panel
Washington news reports a three judge tribunal hears Mayes B. Cambs's challenge to the constitutionality of a new gambling tax. The law, effective November 1, requires a $50 occupation tax stamp and 10 percent of gross gambling income. Combs filed suit November 1 and refused to disclose business details, arguing the stamp would not be issued without those answers. His attorney, Myron Ehrlich, notes Combs paid the stamp but did not receive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea - Washington
Tsibunal
Mayes B. Cambs
Combs
Men From Company A First Aboard Germany-Bound Ship
Norfolk Va November 21 report from the 28th Division shows Company A sailors from the former Pennsylvania National Guard heading to Bremerhaven Germany aboard the USNS Ger Sty Heimelman. Interviews reveal Sgt. Ayers and Corporal Reynolds dear for home, with private concerns about marriage and longing for loved ones as they prepare for overseas duty on a long voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlick
Swenorfolk
Ger Styant Heimelman
Bremerlaven
Germany
Pennsylvania National Guard
Suny
Cpl
Paul Reynolds
Torpedo
Sideu
Daverne Avers
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Altus
Sue
17 Cars Ticketed On 2 Hour Parking
Cars were ticketed for two hour parking after an early morning enforcement check. Residents reported a $1 reminder and notices showing a 10 percent packing space Tarver away near the business section, with authorities considering broader restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rily
Park Street
Wishinetin
Corista
Walie
Phaelesny
Building Swept by Fire at State College Gentzel Building
State College Pa November 27 Fire swept the second story of the downtown Gentzel building causing about 575000 in damage. Firemen said a gas leak may have caused the initial explosion and spread flames through the frame and brick structure. Several Penn State students jumped from a roof to safety and eight first floor businesses suffered minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coovveaucus
Evan State College
Gentzel
Fenn State
Murray seeks way to escape wage ceilings
Murray, head of both the United Steelworkers and the Steelworkers unions, opens negotiations with U S Steel today seeking a substantial wage boost for about 400,000 workers. Industry leaders say they cannot afford higher wages as prices and profits rise. A 22-point demand includes guaranteed annual wage, union shop and better incentive pay plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatio Press
Pittshurgh
Pill Murray
Niea- AY
Murray
IE Canatnvie
Washington
Atvel
Baslc
U.S Steel
Murray Hay
Murray J
Pittsburgh Freight Rates Face Boost Plea
A Central States Motor Freight Bureau witness told ICC hearings in Pittsburgh that operating costs run higher here than in any other terminal across five Midwest states. John C. McWilliams, cost analyst, said Pittsburgh handling averages 12.5 cents per 106 pounds, versus 6.7 cents elsewhere, as Central States seeks a rate increase up to $40 per truckload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Central States Motor Freight Bureau
John C. McWilliams
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Central States
McWilliams
ICC
Fittsburgh
Communists Offer Narrow Cease Fire Plan In Korea Talks
United Nations and Communist negotiators clashed over a cease-fire framework in Munsan Korea. The Communists demanded limited supervision and no rapid disarmament while the UN pressed for a seven point plan including a joint supervisory body and immediate truce provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Koren
Reus
Leven
Econtuninst Koren
Icnor
Adm
Turkey
Joy
Dreddey
Lueuss
Jrm
Istice
Ge. Nam
Jglad
Faney Gray
Fire and Blast Cause $100,000 Loss at Darlington Mill Plant
Darlington Pa Nov 2 An explosion and ensuing fire damaged the Staso Millma Go plant at Darlington, estimated at $100,000. The blast disrupted electric power, hindering shutdown of the brick-making operation. Plant manager R W Bassett reported the shutoff failed to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifas
N. S
Royal
Aly Morce
Pittsburgh
Sime
Baldwin Township
Halifax
U. S
Pep
Darlington
Staso Millma
Darlington i
Electra Power
R. W. Bassett
Urrae Roeme
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Sistein
Steen
WU. S
Council
Allain
Lester B. Pearson
Gannia
West Gryany
Saiver Eerie
Ger. Eisenhowst
Iss
Anthony Edin
Nor Atlantic
Middle East
Russia
Soviet Union
NATO Chiefs of Staff
Paris
Charles G. Simms
Todnstown
Simms
Gambler
Revenue Bureau
Franz Furniture
Connie Frisina
Fran C F
Robert Franz
Rudolf Slansky
Narrisburg
Pitt
Asuak
Europe
Corryite
Erin
Tikit
Briett Eatch
Ayers
Kennethayy
Shad Dinest
Ma Ito
Netty Anne O'Connor
Jackson Street
Evie
Tony Hind
Paul Ryan
East High Street
Union City
Fayette
State Cole
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