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18 Oct 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
Oct 18, 1951
Page
1
Corry Jamestown workers accept eight cent wage package
Corry Jamestown Mfg. orp. workers vote to end strike threat by approving a contract boosting wages an average of about ten cents per hour based on a 2.3 percent cost of living index. The package includes paid vacations extended, a wage reopener clause, and enhanced hospital and operation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamestown
Corry-damestown
Wage Stabulentian Board
Aftenoon
International Association of Machinists
Bradley Returns From European Tour
Gen Omar Bradley returns from conferences with Turkish Greek military officials and Gen Eisenhower after discussing NATO plans for Greece and Turkey. He will report to President Truman as negotiations continue on Western defense integration and regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omar Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Acheson
Lovett
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
NATO
Britain accuses Russia of bombing near Archangel
British sea captain says Soviet airplanes attacked his freighter Bergistone near Archangel on September 14 in an unprovoked air attack. He told reporters of fumily drops and possible attempts to warn the ship. British authorities had no explanation and said the report was sent to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press
Aelfast
Northenland
Rowalan
Archangel
Lestie Gow
Bergistone
Berlish
Bln
Ruskia
TM Joncon
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Fion
Gow
Artic
United Kingdom
Anglo-Soviet Trade Gov, Said He Made A Report. Farer
Britain
Haluska Asks Senate Probe Into Patronage Claim
Senator Haluska of Cambria county calls for a Senate inquiry into alleged patronage offered to secure votes on the income tax. He says a Senate committee investigation would be more thorough than an agency probe and promises to testify under oath if required. He also cites other alleged deals affecting Alabama county officials and state boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Johnstown
John v. Faluska
State Senate
Halliska
Cambria County
Hamsita
Halwko
Bhde
Jobm Dent
Westmoreland
Joseph Barr
Allegheny
Allegheny County
State Slator Control Board
Frederick T. Gelder
James Coyne
Pittsburgh
State Turnpike Commission
Jeannette
Dent
Haljisha
Chest Kickoff Meeting Draws 32 Divisional Chairmen
Thirty two divisional chairmen and volunteers attended the Chest kickoff at Jimjor High gymnasium. Campaign Chairman Bracken stressed intensive solicitation after declaring a record goal of eighty two point and hundred. The first financial report and initial day results were announced as part of the campaign plan. Corry High School band prepared for a community guest program around the upcoming basketball doubleheader Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimjor ‘High
Charles ‘Bracken
Uled Tae
Corry High School
Nalves
Corry-North
Leaders Press For Compromise On Tax Problem
Washington hopes for a quick adjournment as Senate and House negotiators seek a revised tax plan. The talks aim to satisfy Republicans and Northern Democrats while keeping income tax increases modest. A new compromise was expected by Friday to win swift approval and allow adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
McCarmiath
Magsachise
Treasury
McMahon
Tritian
Senate Debates Foreign Aid Bill Reduction Shock
The Senate opens debate on a 8.025 billion foreign aid bill after the appropriation committee cut five percent from House totals. Senator McMahon and other administration allies oppose the cut and plan to push for restored funds. Senator Knowland warns deeper reductions could spark major contention and tax reform proposals. Catholic educators from Pennsylvania meet at the Sisk Annual Convention of the Catholic Educational Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Knowland
R-Calit
Philadelphia
Catholic Educational Association of
Tax wrangle delays funds to hospital officials say
The board debated state appropriation delays affecting the Cony Memorial Hospital and approved a $1 708 billion plan for hospital grounds. They also authorized a $40 Suns Corporation purchase and a $220 item for the second operating room. Directors expect a federal settlement within days as the government covers one third of costs. The meeting covered Warren street improvements with culverts and basin basins, and Edgar Alexander reported 38 patients, 39 births, 5 deaths, and 125 major and minor operations. Members present included Smith Nast Raindale Elston Slattery Gates Ott Young Morrison Holden Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
prnnEnet
Yale
Cony Memorial Hospital Bowl of Directors
Ti Olthey Mastery
Suns Corporation
Wis
Warren Street
City Street Department
Edgar Alexanders
Smith
Nast
Raindale
Elston
Slattery
Gates
Ott
Young
Morrison
Holden
Hawks
Second Victim Dies in Cultist Whipping Case
In St Paul a second victim, Adenith Lennander, 35, died after severe lashings by a sect led by Curtis Lennander 33 and others. Autopsy showed broken ribs and extensive welts. Anna Halvorson 6 had been whipped and died earlier. Authorities vow to press charges. sect members cited biblical verses to justify rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weird Sect
Sesk
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Thomas Cgilsbons
Lennander
Curtis
A.M. Lundholm
Two Soldiers Killed Near Columbus, Indiana
Two soldiers with training at Camp Atterbury died early today when their car left a rural road seven miles north of Columbus. Identified as Pvt Pete Gentile and Cpl David Casser Wiel, the men were from Fort Wayne and Fairbanks in Indiana, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Camp Atterbury
Amb
Pete G. Gentile
Allfuipoa Pas
David Casser- Wiel
Fairbanky Fa
British Seize Bridge in Egypt Clash as Talks Revive
British and Egyptian forces clash near the Suez Canal with reports of a bridge seizure. Egypt claims ongoing resistance while Britain asserts a temporary quiet. Cairo streets erupt in anti British, anti Western demonstrations as tensions rise over colonial treaties and Sudan control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Canal
Egypt
Cairo
Brest Catro
Bayat
Cet
Sues Cun
Gaira
al Mier
Lise
Bayt
al Zumar Titer
EY Perdan
Ismailia
Port Sule
Port Said
Ismailis
Tas
Wight
Britain
Sudan
Herbert Morrison
Foil Escape Attempt of Truck Prisoners
Two inmates attempted to hide in the trunk of a car at Rockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte Pennsylvania. Deputy Warden H B Johnston identified Joseph A Toublica and James Zingato as the prisoners, held for burglary and related charges from several counties. A large screwdriver, pliers, and other tools were found on them as guards opened the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Rockview Penitenbiury
Johnston
Jnneph A
Repairing Main Street Railroad Crossing Delays Traffic
East Main street was blocked today as Pennsylvania Railroad crews repair the roadbed near the city readway. Officials expect full blockage to end tomorrow after about 60 minutes of work. The crossing is being detoured during the repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penny Offitals
Morrow
Wistndie Crossing
Moscow Offers Talk Over East West Causes On Armistice Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky presented a long statement suggesting Moscow is not a party to UN talks and urged dialogue on East West issues while reaffirming support for a Korean armistice. U S officials dismissed the note as propaganda but noted possible hints of a broader settlement willingness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
Associated Press
Wasbington
Paul Ste
Korea
Talal State Department
Amor Hiplompie
Alwyn G. Kirk
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Rushin
Russia
Vishinsky
Los Lybak
Ur Bwa
Talat
Chermain
Soviet Bloc
Provident
Truman
Rnasia
Berlin
Thuy Jabbert Vishineky
Charles E. Bohlen
Achesomi
Uhah Morcow
Uoth
L Vishinsky
Russan
Brush Fire Threatens Deerhead Inn Blaze Spreads On Route TI
A brush fire near the Deerhead Inn started from burning leaves and spread to hillside brush and storage sheds. Columbus volunteers used booster water to control the blaze and save the structure with minimal damage. Eyewitnesses said flames could have worsened if not for quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerhead Inn
Corry
Yestercage
Columbus
Booster Inc
Emmen
Truman holds to stance on Soviet pact and MacArthur remark
Washington reports that President Truman said no decision on re election had been made and he dismissed Soviet pacts as not worth the paper they are written on. He deemphasized MacArthur’s charge against opponents as unfounded while noting the broader political climate. Additionally a treason arrest wave was announced with 22 suspects in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assogaree
Washington
Owl
Truman
Uung Lee
Trutian
Vishinsky
Doughes MacArthur
Formosa
23 Are Killed In Airlines Crash
A charter flight with 28 aboard crashed into a mountainside near Kemano British Columbia en route from Nanaimo to Vancouver. All but three crew members died. observers reported a sheet of flame and a loud explosion before the aircraft struck the 2,000-foot terrain. Royal Canadian Mounted Police found six bodies hours later as wreckage lay near the Alcan development site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
Charlotte Airlies
Malbhrotie
Maumil Benson
Svere
Ami -Morvty
Keith Price
Bothwest
Seattle
Price
Altitle
Tos
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Kemano
Ganeda Development
British Columbia
Na—naitie
Vancouver
Georgia Strait
Corry Woman Hurt In Route 6 Accident
Mary Wagner, 61, of Corry, sustained a neck injury and minor hurts in a Route 6 crash Tuesday, while riding with C. F. Frain. Frain’s car stopped. another vehicle driven by Violet M. Rutland struck, causing about $400 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORRY
Mary Wagner
Wagner
C.F Frain
Fray Wak
Franz
Vialet M. Rutilander
Pitsfield
Chinese abandon key hills in western Korea amid UN advance
Chinese forces suddenly pulled back from crucial hills in western Korea as UN troops from the First Cavalry Division pressed toward the Kursong area. The offensive, described as the bloodiest of the autumn campaign, saw intense fighting around Yanchon and Kumison, with estimates of heavy Chinese casualties and ongoing efforts to seize strategic terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Korea
U. S
Westen Korea
Amer~ieans
First Cavalry
Farse
Yanchon
Ling
Sam Summeriain
Kumsone
Kumisone
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