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25 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 25, 1951
Page
1
British Election Vote Seen Heavy Morning Turnout
Early reports indicate millions cast ballots across Britain as Churchill challenges Attlee in a landmark election. Both major parties forecast victory amid strong turnout that could surpass last year’s record.
Conservatives Favor Conservatives Slightly in Pre Vote Survey
London Oct 25 Conservatives held a slight edge in a pre vote survey as Britons queued at polling places for the critical general election. Voters faced fog and cold weather. Prime Minister Attlee voted early with his family, while King George VI planned to stay up for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prev
London
Winston Churchill
Clementile
Cardiff
Leeds
Bristal
Heyy Yoling
Attlee
Westminster
Labor Party
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Giriel
Buckingham Palace
George VI
Indict Remington On New Perjury Charges
NEW YORK Oct 25 William W Remington former government economist whose perjury conviction was reversed on appeal was indicted today by a federal grand jury on five counts of perjury The indictment says he lied five times at trial earlier this year US Attorney Myles J Lane said the grand jury found he perjured himself when he testified he did not pass government seats did not attend communist party meetings did not recruit anyone into the party and that a young Communist party existed at Dartmouth College which he attended in the late aps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William W. Remington
United States
Myles J. Lane
Rowington
Communist Party
Dartmouth Collnee
Aps
Hunters Deluge as Headless Grouse Stuns Mina Town
In Mina, road supervisor Merle Mélerson reports a wild hunting mishap near Findley Lake. Ceorge Wright and Veon Rushing engaged in a rapid chase, resulting in a headless grouse striking a tree and ending in Peterson’s path. Witnesses describe the strange scene and show the headless bird as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Menwel Breast
Ceorse Wright
Merle Mélerson
Mina
Zmanski
Wright Fred
Rusnk
Peterson
Resumption of Oil Talks Seen in Diplomatic Push
Washington officials reported cautious optimism over revived Britain Iran talks on oil nationalization. Mossadegh discussed with American mediators a formula for internal management while allowing British marketing profits. A neutral oil expert could supervise operations to satisfy Tehran while protecting British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Britain
Iran
Mohammed Mossideg
Tran
Salvation Army heir leaves $103,000 to charity
A will drawn by Maurice G. Monroe of Climax Michigan, dated two years before his death, bequeathed all possessions to the Salvation Army of Michigan. The estate valued at about 103000 includes a safe deposit box with nearly 100000 in government bonds and postal savings, plus a Climax house and savings accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa
Climax
Elks Lodge Pledges Million Pints of Blood Nationwide
William Gece Fay Ut 49 Diks lodges pledge one million pints of blood for life in a national emergency. Howard R. Davis grand exalted ruler of the BPO Elks announces the commitment at a ceremonial dinner in his honor. He will meet Friday with Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett in Washington to finalize the pledge with the Elks’ nationwide participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gece
Fay Ut
Howard R. Davis
BPO
Davis
Robert A. Hovett
Washington
Dock Strike Spreads to Eastern Ports Including New York
Wildcat longshoremen strike cripples New York harbor for 11 days and spreads to Philadelphia Baltimore and Chester with 122 ships idle. Union factions clash over a new contract while Albany resumes limited cargo work and losses surge to hundreds of millions in goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wildcat
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chester
John J
Gene) Sampson
Sampson
He Afl
National Longshoremen's Association
Aid
A.m
Clyde MM
Mills
Boulfie
Tallen
Ieeline
Joseph B. Byan
MLA
New Jersey
Boston
Albany
Jana
Albany Royal
Ryan
Jt |N
Maine
Virginia
Commerce and i Industry Association
Ngure
Santa Rosa
AFC
New ‘York
Air Force Stages Surprise Raid Alert Test
The U S Air Force staged a surprise air raid alert in a 19 state area to test how quickly 6 000 ground observer posts could reply to a call to action Reports on results were withheld to avoid revealing weaknesses in the warning system No planes or centers involved and the public was not alerted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
U.S. Air Force
Eastern Air Defense
Air Force
Community Chest Hits 15432 Total Today
Community Chest progress updates show $15,432 raised today with divisions reporting varied totals. Co chairmen M. Baldwin and Velini Mouray led Concord to a hopeful early completion as solicitors push to meet quotas. Concord township residents contributed $13 by noon with other divisions awaiting totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
Eity
Concord Township
Acc
Cammion Daily
Chateniah
Charles Bracken
City Faces Short Funds As Taxes Remain Unpaid
City treasurer Carl Smith reported about 18000 in city taxes remain uncollected and overall unpaid property taxes total 8814 with ward totals: Third 2857 First 2285 Fourth 2146 Second 1719. He warned of possible short-term borrowing if payments do not pick up in the next two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loday
Carl Smith
Smith
Cost of Living Hits New High
Government cost of living index rose 0.6 percent to a record high between August 15 and September 15, boosting over 100,000 workers including 7,000 General Electric employees tied to the index. The rise followed a 20 percent drop in apparel and pushed the overall retail price level to 186.00 percent of the 1995-9 baseline, one of the sharpest monthly increases since January price freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Parel
Catholic Chaplain Honeymooning Today in San Francisco
A Roman Catholic Air Force chaplain, recently returned from Korea, is honeymooning today with his 11 year old bride. Thomas J. Mitchell of New York, discharged as patient at Travis Air Force Base near San Francisco, is identified. A Travis spokesman said the river was found free of oxyshoneurotic symptom. A peace official said Mitchell performed a marriage there on Friday with Pauline Zainn of Ukiah, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbovimreueres
San Francisco
Kore
Thomas J. Mitchell
New York
Travis Air Force Base
Travis
Mitchell
Pailine Zainn
Ukiah
Calit
Baymon
Ex-Convict Held in Atlanta Slayings After Alcohol Poisoning
A former convict, John Ry Hardy of Atlanta, was arrested on a murder warrant related to eight deaths from tainted liquor. Police allege he supplied the deadly brew that killed several in Atlanta and nearby areas. One Nashvill e woman remained hospitalized in critical condition with liquor poisoning symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Royamnasn
Atuanta
Ann Mvan
Ivonne Bixlle
Salle
Webb
John Ry Hardy
Atlanta
Nashvile
Deu San Wonman
Russian envoy in Cairo parley with Egyptian leaders
Russia's envoy and Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah El Din met for 91 minutes in Cairo. Discussions included Russia's push for a Russian judge at The Hague and other Egypt related matters. Britain insists on keeping control of the Suez Canal Zone and Sudan interests. Robertson promises a full self governing Sudan constitution by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Russia
Egypt
Salah el Din
Att Lge
Semen Pavlovitch Kozyrev
Vayoy
the Hague International Court
al Ahram
Britain
Suez Canal
Sudan
Khartoum
James Robertson
Bgypt
Geypt
Robertson
Court asked to set aside firemen convictions in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh. October 25. Attorney James F McArdle moved to overturn eight McKees Rocks firefighters convictions for misusing welfare funds. Fire Chief Thomas Cairns and seven others including Durr, Radoveich, Saunders, Podolphel, Kurie, Schuster, and Roth faced verdicts. prosecutors argued evidence was insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James F McArdie
McKees Rocks
Tomen
Pound
Thomas Cairns
Ee Durr
Nicholas Radoveich
George W. Saunder
Charles Podolphel
Steve Kurie
George O. Schuster
Rudolph Roth
Milk Strike Halts Supplies To 12 Million NYC Reach
AP report from New York details a dairy strike cutting off milk to about 12 million consumers across the New York metropolitan area. Striking river and dairy workers threaten extended shortages as negotiations stall and price stabilization orders loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Oep
Che Thres
Hla Arivers
Lane
Marwtiot
Siweid Venierring Hendy
Milk strike halts and diverts shipments to New York area
Milk producers from several plants including Gerry ren i survey Lela Clyme and Sherman threaten to divert daily shipments to Buffalo Union City Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as mediators from New York state and neighboring states push for a wage increase and settlement. Strike began yesterday at 4 PM with five locals of the AFL Taweryaltoundl Brathay demanding higher pay. Deliveries shifted to hospitals schools and military bases while some plants prepare to convert to cheese and other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Gerry Ren i
Lela, Clyme and
Sherman
Buffalo
Union City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rowe Lake Dairies
Bene Taike
Chocolat
Hey
Une
Wyler
New York State
Tendersey
Connecticut
New York
Beilig
APL Taweryaltoundl Brathay “Hiuoel
New York City
Long Island
Suibucban
Westchester Coun
New Jersey
Eunos
Tile Men's Union
Compromise on Buffer Zone Now Proposed by UN
Partial readable text shows UN proposal on buffer zones tied to tariffs and trade, referencing GATT and Czech regime. Mentions US goods tariffs, soviet context, and a reaction by Washington to counter moves. Details are garbled with OCR errors but imply a negotiated buffer zone linked to a broader pact and potential consequences for U.S. trade.
Three Credit Union Officials Held in Pittsburgh Case
FBI agents arrest three Pittsburgh credit union officials amid a $888,901 shortfall tied to embezzlement at a large downtown department store. The losses affected about 2,700 deposits as borrowers and clerks faced financial damage. bond coverage limits leave most losses with depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Fitinburgh
Pittsdue Bureau
FBI
Victria
Pennsylus
West Virginia
Limontis
Kquhminn
Joseph B. Campbell
Rhe
Jun d Gait
Tredsirer
Wn Mn
Hye Niewil
Wasistesstkeasimue
Boll
Diricunts
Kiumain
Ublon
Xaurmant
Sunia
PBI
Defalcalinn
Turnpike extension to open next month
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission said it hopes to open the remainder of the western extension by end of November. A 50 mile stretch from the Pittsburgh interchange to the Ohio border may be completed by then, weather and labor delays cited. A small section from Irwin to the Pittsburgh interchanges has already opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Irwitt
Pitts
Burgh Interehings
Wes
Shaver Resigns as Committee Counsel
Washington day 45 Senator Nixon called for full-scale inquiry and public hearings to reveal all facts about government loan activities of Mrs Flo Bratten and Charles D Shaver Shaver submitted his resignation yesterday as counsel for the Senate small business permittee Chairman Sparkman accepted it promptly Discussion noted officials of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation about requests for more federal loans and whether any pressure was applied, but officials denied any insistence in connection with the loans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingston
Nixon
Calif
Flo Bratten
Charles D. Shaver
Shaver
Senate
Sparkman
D-Aly
Beoth i Ten
Barkley
Nims
Visis
Reconstruction
UN proposes buffer zone in Korea amid stalled talks
United Nations shelved immediate reaction as Allies seek 200 miles of North Korea in the east and similar concession in the west. The plan envisions a buffer about 20 miles wide along parallel 38, with talks ongoing and no clear Communist response yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allies
North Korea
Reds
West
Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations Today
Wartorn
Korean Peninsula
North
Kars
Rede
Nott
Lewis
Kort
Henry
Sim Rom Miteeman
Dave
Wile
Wilke
Alexes
Mile Nee Warn
William P. Nuckols
Kiesdig
Wallel
Baum
Soulesel HL Keune
Pyonggane
Hense
Brom
Anc
Hwachon
Heartbreak Ridge
Wam D
Red
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Ussell Sa
Churchill
Remington
Corin
Hunters
Dep't
Salvation Army
Elks Lodges
Federal Mediator
Cmry
Robert Aracken
Phairmnan
Anizman
Flebwil
Spring Creek
Columbus
Wayne Township
Elgin
Associated’ Press
Miltkman
U.S
Ovkne Weil
Tom Bragne
Obleguls
Qaeles
Hipmenbvi
Gereryt
Indoer
Chechwoude
Willian N. Cutts
Associated Prism Bureau
Prapuy
The
America
GATT
Creneva
Ths
Savin Eyne
Ela Lins
Pier Wmentbere
Credit Union
Kaufman
U. S. Eighth Army
al Fied
Teteree
Cine
Rec
Fron
Ale
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