09 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1951
Page
1
A fragmented notice lists items for sale including livestock tractor furniture and household goods. Contact details reference various names and locations such as 502 N and Kings ivestock. The wording is garbled with multiple misread terms and incomplete addresses.
Harold E. Stassen claims Ambassador Jessup gave false sworn testimony, creating a new problem for senators considering his nomination as a United Nations delegate. A closed Senate subcommittee session weighed whether to recall Jessup and reexamine sworn statements, with little support for immediate action or a vote today.
A Senate subcommittee voted unanimously to probe charges by Senator Benton that Senator McCarthy should be ousted. The panel plans a report by November 1 and may broaden inquiry to McCarthy's pre election activities. Expulsion would require a two thirds Senate vote.
Discrepancies in 1952 assessments surfaced at the first session of the Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals in the Municipal Building. A second meeting is set tonight from 7 to 9 o clock to hear more complaints about high and low assessments and their effect on property taxes.
In Oslo and rural districts Premier Einar Gerhardsen's Labour party increased its council vote share, while the Communist party fell by about two-fifths from the previous tally. Incomplete returns suggested Labour led in many districts with about 46 percent of total support.
A walk out of radio operators is tied to at least two dozen ships in American ports. CIO Ameri can Radio Association says operators refuse to sign on, aiming to win Wage Stabilization Board approval of last June 25 agreement offering 80 dollar monthly equity payments plus a 62 percent general wage raise.
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer defended President Truman's security information order urging restraint on release of sensitive data. He called some protests emotional outbursts on censorship and warned the nation fights a real war with excessive disclosures. He spoke at the Poor Richard Club citizenship award event amid Republican objections and editor group concerns.
Thousands of small migratory birds littered runways and fields around Knoxville Municipal Airport. Authorities from the State Conservation, University of Tennessee zoology, and the Weather Bureau speculate the birds were drawn to a powerful searchlight and blinded by its glare on a clear night.
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh start a month long Canadian tour with a 13 hour day in Quebec City. They visit Parliament Laval University city hall and the Plains of Abraham while greeting officials and thousands of schoolchildren. The trip follows their Montreal arrival aboard the special train.
City council approves Corry Jamestown Corp to build an overhead enclosure and a passageway linking Barlow Hardware Block to the Corry Jamestown plant with a sidewall beneath it. Bond and city engineer approval required. A local complaint cites steam exhaust noise from Hot Fogle Lumber Co disturbing Mead Avenue residents.
The Board of six area school districts meets next month to consider a proposed J unior Senior High with capacity for 1240 students and supporting facilities. Architects from Hunter Caldwell Campbell will present the plan and cost, then committees will judge feasibility and funding.
President Truman aides and a Bollywood guest group gathered in the White House rose garden to mark the Los Angeles theater jubilee. Joyer O'Hara, acting president of the Motion Picture Association, urged a sign indicating Truman would run at some point. Truman replied he would be available sometime in the not too distant future.
Associated Press report from Las Vegas Nevada states troops from the 101st Division will train for atomic warfare. Gordon Dew leader of the unit says preparations are ready and the first test blast could occur soon. The program involves about 1000 soldiers with drills and safety precautions as residents report prior blasts and property damage near the gambling resort. The plan includes coordination with officials and travel to Washington for final approvals.
Notices posted on Raymond Plant bulletin board say about 500 hourly employees will receive a three cent per hour raise retroactive to September 11. First payments to come with next check. Wage hike follows union negotiations with management and the workers council. Additional terms under consideration include the pension clause and company paid insurance plan.
Washington reports indicate Congress may extend into next week with a broad spending bill shaping up. Key actions include defense, economic control, and atomic energy funding, as Senate and House negotiators seek a compromise to satisfy both chambers before year end.
The incident centers on a reported attempt to assassinate two United Mine Workers officials in Clay and Leslie counties. Governor Lawrence Wetherby requested a State Police inquiry after a telegram from John L. Lewis urging an end to a "reign of terror." State Police assess. no findings reported yet.
United Nations and Allied officers eyed a new message from the Reds on resuming Korean truce talks. In Tokyo and Munsan, negotiators debated demilitarized zones while warning against renewed delays as American and Allied forces reported hard fighting on the western front and continued efforts to reopen negotiations.
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