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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 30, 1950
Page
1
Acheson Seeks Global Crisis Driven Arms Drive
Secretary of State Acheson warned the free world to prepare for the worst and urged a rapid buildup of arms in the United States and Western Europe. He spoke to the National Council of Churches in Cleveland, canceling a trip, and called for accelerated defense mobilization to counter Soviet power in Korea and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ween
Washington
State Acheson
Free World
U. S
Western Europe
Sach
Let. Cina’ Gueeventl
Agheson
Atheson
Vom Iy
National Council of Churchies of Christ In America
Cleveland
Acheson
Republien
Wherry
Nebraska
Bricker
Onia
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
State Department
White House
Gent
Ache
Riwala
Hog Hormone Said to Grow Hair in Humans Testing Planned
Philadelphia reports a hog hormone called Demovibkophe derived from the hog pituitary may accelerate hair growth in humans. Albert Roberts, president of United Research Laboratory, says three years of experiments show hair growth is possible and not available to private citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Research Laboratory of Philadelphia
Albert Roberts
Roberts
China Reds Launch New Offensive
Army says Marines around Changjin reservoir hold their line while Chinese forces set roadblocks behind them. In northeast Korea eighty thousand Reds attacked UN forces. Eighth Army faces 200,000 as front lines shift. Air observations note retreat across the Loy Chonkehon River and fighting near Kunu and Anju.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Army
U. S
Changjin Reservoir
Korea
Pentagon
Unt
Seoul
United Nations
Walton H. Walker
Eighth Army
Wue Chongjin
Almond
Hal Boyle
Loy Chonkehon
Flaming
Kunu
Yellow
City Car Crashes and Property Damage Reported
Two separate crashes caused over 3850 in vehicle damage and minor injuries. Merle Poxe of Columbus and Charles Mack of East Columbus Ave collided as Mack slowed to turn into his driveway due to a frozen window. Poxe’s car rear ended Mack’s, causing 380 damage to Poxe and 56 to Mack. A second collision on North Center Street involved Clair Weldner of Spartansburg and Frank Joy of Corry RD 4, with Weldner’s sedan sustaining 150 damage and Joy’s truck minor damage. Police reported no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Poxe
Columbus
Charles Mack
Columbus Avenue
Mack
Page
Clair
Weldner
Spartansburg
Franklin Joy
Corry
R. D
Joy
North Center Street
Bit
Weidner
Steelworkers accept 16-cent wage increase for 185000
The United Steelworkers accepted an average 16-cent an hour wage rise for 185000 U S Steel employees. U S Steel also announced about 6 percent price increases due to higher labor costs. The raise, effective tomorrow, lifts average earnings to 1.88 an hour. Feitless said the cost rise will add about 125 million dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Associated Frens
Pittsburgh
GIO United Steelworkers
United States Steel
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Benjamin F. Feitless
Opening day buck deer kills noted in 1960 season
The Journal reports a sparse opening day with only three buck kills by local hunters. Charles Jackson took a six pointer near Endeavor at 7 15. Ronald Gates and Roy Messenger also scored six and twelve point racks respectively. Doe kills by Archie Miller Paul Snehir and others are listed with weights and locations. A death is reported as self inflicted gunshot wound of Ralph Harvey Hustville Mil.
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Journal
Charles Jackson
Endeavor
Ronald Gates
Roy Messenger
Gates
Messenger
West Spring Creek
Archie Miller
Spring Creek
Paul Snehir
Columbus
Thomas Stroup
Jotpular Hollow
Folland Morgan
Markenville
James Shaver
Vincent Dugan
Frank Carnegie
Edmund Potocki
wGhartes, Alam, Jry
Garland
Franklin Joy
Kinzun
Bloodmobile visits Ghiry seek 173 donors for Dec 22
The American Red Cross bloodmobile will return to Ghiry on Tuesday December 22 in the parish hall of the Enunamiel Episcopal Church on North Center street. It will operate from 10 4 to 3 45 with a quota of 173 donors up 15 percent from the previous visit.
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Rest Cross
Ghiry
Total Red Cross
Enunamiel Episcopal
Mildred Altre
Robert, Forrester
Ruth Bennett
Red Cross Office
Forrester
Olin Bracken
Proposal in committee doom for excess profits tax bill
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee moved toward a compromise on an excess profits tax bill aiming for 3.35 billion dollars annually but retroactive to July 1. President Truman’s proposal faced likely defeat with talks of combining excess profits tax and higher corporate rates as defense costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Truman
House
Ways and Means
Tts
Wits Wefentert
Tevencieand
UN May Vote on Korea Crisis as Soviet Veto Looms
Nov 30 Lake Success. United Nations Security Council faces a likely Soviet veto on Korea, paving the way for General Assembly action. The US accuses China of aggression, and debates center on sanctions, more UN troops, or withdrawal of Chinese forces from Korea.
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Associated Press
Russia
Security Council
Korea
UN General Assembly
Fuahin Meadow
United States
Mao Tse Tung
Peiping
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Koren
Tsking
Etops
Heeri
Hp Assembly
Waren R. Austin Ape
Ldth Security Council
Toons
Peipbe
Karen Wu
United Nationis
South Korea
Ben C. Limb
Menor
Chin
U.S
Tiermont
Formosa
Generalisimo Ghiome al Shek
Wreck Causes $650 Damage Near City
Robert Sturbert 26 of 219 Maple Avenue drove on Route 6 two miles west of the city and rammed a stalled rock, causing over $650 damage to his auto. The other vehicle owned by Jerome Malone of Kersey Pa, was returning from Erie and had minor damage. Poor visibility and inability to see the hazard led to the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
Robert Sturbert
Maple Avenue
Custov
Corry
Ick
Jerome Malone
Kersey
Erie
Sherbert
Eire Plans U S Coal Purchase to Ease Shortfall
Dublin reports the Eire government will buy 100000 to 150000 tons of coal from the United States to cover Britain's shipment deficit. The cost is estimated near 9,000,000 pounds. Heavy rains, higher home use, and strong exports in 1950 explain the shortfall.
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Asonia
Dublin
Ireland
Eire
United States
Britain
Weel
Drifting Snow Closes Rural Roads Amid Weather Crisis
Snowbound area faced widespread closures as drifting snow and wind halted regional travel. Five miles of main highways opened. several back roads remained impassable. Schools reported high absence while police urged caution amid deteriorating conditions.
A G and E Stock Update and Reorganization Reply
Local investors receive word that the A G and E property has no value after the Securities and Exchange Commission ordered reorganization. EH A Busch Midwest vice president explains no participation for Class A or common stockholders in the reorganization. Declines comment on Truman atomic bomb remark.
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Vest Homes Nolding
Vie Aid Alsooiitd
Bleccrie Company
Turtles Corpolfiez
Depew
Buick
Corporyion
A. G
E. Propertie
New York Times
SEC
War casualties rise to thirty one thousand noted in report
A foreign dispatch dated November 30 reports 31 028 war casualties with 4829 dead and 818 missing. The tally lists enemy and Allied losses, including four traitors and dozens wounded, as United Nations forces conduct operations amid ongoing conflict.
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Tyamoeminacers Wastlingson
al Ronal
Sony
Bok
Abbe
Mibiiny A
Avbelor
Pilenkins
United Nations Military Central
Salatlacion
Mlpainys
Elks Memorial Service to Honor Six Members Sunday
The Elks lodge will hold a memorial service Sunday to honor six members who died recently. Mayor Fret Kintey will speak, with several ceremonial and musical performances planned by lodge officers and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Memorial Service
Greta
Corry Lodge
Uhle Suneay
Mullott Itu Dindan
Harry
Holes
Wulllung
O'Brien
Tomes Ui
Carus Warren W. Hyleh
Isan
Abe
Kintey
Peel
Loxtge
Paewker
Bollewine
Richard
Bachobier
Esquire
William
Chiupli
Roll Gill
Semeney Stewart Wong
Horst to Remain in Fine Cabinet in Pennsylvania
Governor elect John S. Fine said Secretary of Agriculture Miles Horst of Lebanon will stay in the cabinet. Horst, long a Grange leader, helped drive Republican rural majorities in Pennsylvania in the November election. The sixth cabinet choice, Horst was praised for managing agriculture during prior administrations and is viewed as advancing a key state economic sector. Andrew J. Sordoni was named Commerce secretary.
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Horst
Fine
Associatist Press
Miami Beach
Fix
Pennsylvania
John 5
Tocny
Miles Horst
Lebanon
Grange
Winette Hw
Department of Agriculture
DUM
Andrew J. Sordoni
Wilkes-Barre
Dud
Truman signals possible use of atomic bomb in Korea crisis
President Truman declared the United States will use every weapon if necessary in Korea and hinted at possible atomic weapon use against Chinese Communists. He said the United Nations mandate and national security justify swift, decisive action and criticized political opposition. The interview covered military rearmament and allied resolve, with emphasis on preventing communist advance in Asia and Europe.
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Truman
Aists 4
Associated Press
Wassingslon
Korea
Mir
Yramast
Livie
Eamp
Gilead
Sie
Washington
Presiin
Elon
Chawe
MawArnor
Deel Snyder
Sharky
Cire
Ares
Brey
Europe
San Mantel
Lake Success
Yald Wty McEssicy
Trijman
United
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