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28 Nov 1950
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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 28, 1950
Page
1
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Charge Chinese With Aggression In Korea
Austin calls for council to press charge against China over Korea crisis. Seeks adoption of a resolution demanding Chinese withdrawal from Korea and pledging UN pursuit of peace and Korea independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Council
Korea
Policy decision reflects drop in hopes for peace
United States charges Communist China with aggression in Korea as insight into UN actions grows. Assistant Secretary of State John Hickerson guides Ambassador Warren Austin toward a decisive UN resolution demanding Chinese troop withdrawal and a push for immediate peace and Korean independence amid a bleak outlook for border talks.
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Washington
United States
China
Korea
John D. Hickersatt
United Natons
Hickerson
Warren R. Austin
UN Security Council
New York
Wis
Austin
Thas
Tiline
Klvahiy Poesstie
Wihn Hickerson
United Nations
Michael J. McDermott
State Department
United: Navians
Security Council
McDermott
Douglas Macarthur
Sordoni Named To Fine Cabinet In Pennsylvania
Andrew J. Sordoni of Wilkes-Barre will serve as secretary of commerce under Governor Elect John S. Fink. The appointment was announced while Fink is vacationing in Miami Beach. Sordoni plans to turn over management of his corporation to his son Jack to devote full time to the cabinet post, which pays $15,000 annually.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Andrew J. Sordoni
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
John 5. Fink
Fine
Sordoni
Theodore Roosevelt T
Commerce Department
Sordon
Fulime
Site Is Selected For H-Bomb Plant
A congressional inquiry reports the Atomic Energy Commission found the E. I. du Pont Company selected South Carolina for the hydrogen bomb plant. Proposed site lies near Aiken and Barnwell counties, about 18 miles from Aiken, near the Savannah River, with roughly 250000 acres involved. DuPont had been chosen as contractor for the plant to produce plutonium used in atomic weaponry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Washington
Atomic Energy Commision
E. T. du Poot Company
South Carolina
Aleerm
Hydrogen
Ila
Hunters Brace for Opening Back Season Amid Snowbound Trek
Doe season opened amid heavy snowfall as hunters battled deep snow on Live-Wood lands. Weather crippled turnout, with only a fraction of expected participants reaching deer country. Several hunters reported deer kills and a dramatic rescue followed when Clyde Kunselman, exposed for hours, was found by a 350-strong search party and treated for exposure in Brookville Hospital.
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Floyd Mr Kuhn
R. D
Sheffield
Frank Mudge
Robert Roden
Forest Cous
Luvin Miller
Button Bie
Pliny Valley
Lewis Miller
Phoe Yatley
Dittine Beckwith
Play Valley
Jack Downey
Jackson Will
Elmer Gilhertion Je
Jackson
Thomas Maloney
Juny Tackhon
Hill
John Gods
Dave Depew
Forest County
Dan Depew
Forest Enmity
Sounds
Katherine Messenger
Coumbus
Columbus
Donald McCaslin
Bublun Buck
Garland
Albert Amoroso
Birhind
Pete Andrick
Milton Cherry
Wear Spring Creek
Butten Buck
William Timmins
Warren
Brookville
Cylde Kunselman
Blue Ridge
Brookville Hospital
Ton
Winter Storm Sets Record Low as Snow Deepens
After the blizzard, Lihis pen som records a bone chilling two degrees below zero. Two inches more snow fall in Mehwid Ylufty while the weekend total reaches a record 24 inches.
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Mercury
Mehwid
88 Percent School Attendance Despite Snow Weather
About 88 percent of Corry public school students and four teachers attended today after snow forced yesterday’s suspension. Senior High 81 percent, Concord 89, Fairview 96, Harding 4, Washington 82, Junior Elementary 83. Also noted were hunting-absent Senior High seniors and a 1 p.m. dismissal planned to ease bus return home. In St Edward’s 135 of 152 enrolled attended. rural residents were mainly absent. Highway officials reported open main roads but slow traffic. trains were late. Model Dairy suppliers kept to routes. buses ran behind. streets crew cleared snow, meters accessible. center street snow removal planned for tomorrow.
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Corry
Junior Elementary
Harding
Concord
Washington
Fairview
Witen
Agce
Iidenis
Lawrence Douglas
St. Edward’s Parochial School
Cluses
Francis Graves
State Highway Department
Cory
Erie
Penney
PRR
Kane
Eric
Carl Smith S
Center Street
Acheson to brief Senate on world conditions behind closed doors
Secretary of State Acheson will brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on world conditions in a closed session, with a later briefing planned for the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Republican critics led by Senator Connally demand a reexamination of U S foreign policy, while some call for Acheson’s resignation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Acheson
Senatex
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Texas
Senate Committee
Rey
Contilly
Brewster
R.me
Truman
GOP
Tien Acheson Olzlit i
Bor
Snow cleared roofs causes car damage in city lot
During the storm cleanup, snow and ice fell from a roof onto Mrs. Lydie J. Waid’s car parked in the East Washington street lot. Officials note widespread roof leaks but no extensive building damage was reported as of morning.
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Lydie J. Waid
Wayne Street
East
Washington Street
Mne
Waid
German Socialists Demand Adenauer Resignation After Bavarian Battle
In Bavaria the Socialists trailed the Christian Democrats but claimed momentum. Official tallies show the Socialists with 2,586,059 votes and 63 seats, while the CDU earned 1,961,80 votes and 204 seats. The clock forces new federal election calls as the party presses for reshaping West German policy on European defense and militarization.
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Monich
Germany
Tates
Styydygh
Nevedrmament Sialist
Esemained
CW HN
Pesiblonriony
Mie
West
Chernin
Social Sis
Konrad Adenmler
Christian Democrats
Bayazin
Gera
Lunijer
Sock
Schumacher
West Germany
Bavaria
Brakes Not Fully Tested Say Two Conductors
Two Long Island Rail Road conductors testified that brakes on the deadly Thanksgiving crash were not fully examined under ICC rules. They said only brakes on Groh and Inst cars were checked, not all electric-train cars, as the Jammed Richmond Hill halt raised questions about maintenance and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv Associated Press
New York
Mindi
Long Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
Leslie A. Briggs
Howard Austin
ICC Ryt
Ib Cary
Austin
Lili
Briggs
Richmond Hill
Hail-oad
Rockville Center
Arthur T. Rol
Franklin Squire Bank
Franklin Squire
Nassau, County
Roth
Yntticate
Pennsylvannia Railroad
Pennsylvania
Ihnee
Rob
Local Soldier Stationed Near Pyongyang Korea
Spc Joseph H Jansen son of Mrs Elizabeth Jansen of 81 Snyder Circle is stationed near Pyongyang Korea serving as a public information officer after relief from duty. He reportedly made a parachute jump behind enemy lines in the Sunchon sector to disrupt North Korean forces and also participated in operations on the Kumpa Peninsula and Simehon camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Joseph H. Jansen
Elizabeth Jansen
Snyder Circle
Pyongyang
BS & Qon
Sunchon
Pyonzyane Na Whee
Uyefe
Kumpa Peninsula Ata
Stocks Tumble In Selling Wave Associated Prens
News report from New York on November 8 describes a market drop amid crisis fears. Stocks fell across sectors with heavy losses in railroads, steel, autos, and major manufacturers as traders moved to large blocks and bid prices down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kolea
Arnie
Moe Railroad
Els
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Phelps Dodge
Standards
Area Hunter's Feet Frozen After Deer Hunt
Gerald Wilkinson, 16, a senior at Garry Jiner High School, was admitted to Corry Hospital yesterday after an accident during a deer hunt on Crione Hill. He walked home barefoot, his feet severely frozen, with two feet lost to snow and frostbite feared. Doctors said amputation would depend on the severity of the injuries. Wilkinson was the sole hunting accident victim in the Cory area on opening day of deer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiethin
Cewmen
Hunbing
Aveldeyl
Corry Hospital
Grerald
Wilkinson
Garry Jiner High School
Crione Hill
Wilkieon
Twelve Cars Of Pennsy Train Derailed Near Columbus
Twelve of the eighteen cars on an eastbound Pennsylvanian passenger train derailed about 30 miles east of Columbus between Granville and Newark. Five cars were overturned or turned on their sides with injuries reported. the train was no. 2 from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, using Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Pennsy
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Granville
Newark
Baltmore
Ohio Railway
East Struck by Winter Storm Returns to Normal
The storm dumped heavy snow and fierce winds across the region. Schools remained closed while transportation slowed as crews worked to clear roads and restore power. Death tolls reached 35 in Pennsylvania and New York reported significant outages and travel disruptions as cities slowly regained normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Jan Weis
Tole
Leo
Patroneareal
Ishiey
Soliara
Ellenacity
Direr
Atvote
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tim Housay
Villani Hiulidtens Et
Uinplayes
Lomureen Fornsylvania Repairel
Mitteburgh
New York
Leon Boul Corel
Miline
Deer Hunters Wounded On Opening Day In Pennsylvania
Franklin youth in critical condition and Union City man in fair condition after hunting accident near Brookston Forest County. Curay Harrah, 14, Franklin, in serious condition with chest wound from stray bullet. blood transfusions attempted but outlook grim. Longtime hunters say opening day the lightest in history due to two feet of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Union City Nimrod
Curaay Harrah
Curay Harrah
Oil City
Allied forces retreat on entire front in new war warning
General Douglas MacArthur warned that the non Communist United Nations face an entire new war with Chinese Communist intervention. Reports describe mass night fighting along the Manchurian border as Chinese divisions cross the frontier and Allied units including the American 24th Division and other forces contend with Red Chinese and Manchurian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Crti
Ghelaumias
Ehmiinande
Walker
Ale
Battlemore
Niles North
Sawih Gunk Fist
Oller Aller
Vole Unite Nations
Corry Man Arrested On Morals Charge In Erie County
Paul Binks Gauth, 24, of West Pleasant Street, jailed by Constable Charles Hies after an Erie County warrant. He faces a morals charge with a hearing set for December 4 at 10, arraignment held last night. he pleaded not guilty. Gauth remanded to county jail pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Paul “Binks” Gauth
West Pleasant Street
Erie
Charles Hies
Loes
Platnum
Mary Bemis
Bric
Aldermin Calabrese
Erie Unilier
Eee
Miles
Erie Dndees
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Aly
Korey
United Nations Security Council
Hunters Prep
Terocold
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Senate
House
Adenauer
ICC
Long Island Rail Road
Hunter
Gerald Wilkinson
Spring Creek
TDEER
MacArthur
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