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07 Sep 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
Sep 07, 1950
Page
1
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Trailer Camp Operators Appeal Hearing Set Next Wednesday
Tempers flared as the City Council met in a special session with over 40 townspeople voicing opinions on waiters and trailer bumps. Merchants formed the majority of the crowd during the heated meeting in the city chambers yesterday from 5 to 6 30 p.m.
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J. Fred Kibley
Hosé
Hart
Kinley
Blount
Armitage
North Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Spénter School
West
Mayor Hints City To Tax Trailers In Public Street Plan
The mayor signals a new ordinance taxing trailer owners similar to real estate, aiming for next year's passage. He argues the policy is unfair as mobile dwellers share privileges with property owners and must fund city services through taxes.
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Counell
Mayor Kinley Welcomes Price Construction Company to Curry
Mayor Kinley issues a statement welcoming the Price Construction Company to Curry. He denies rumors and says city officials will cooperate with the company to resolve zoning concerns, praising residents for agreeing to comply and emphasizing a united effort to ensure the project proceeds smoothly.
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Kinley
Comlepversiol Ike
Cunipa
City of
Curry
Price Construction Company
Sis
Price
Canstructkin Company
U Corry
Six treated at Corry Hospital after local incidents
Harold H. Mallory, 38, injured when boiler crushed his middle finger while installing at a home. Patricia Lats, 11, burned by hot water spilling on her back and legs. Violetta Hvistmann, 18 months, changed after slipping on glass. Vaile Hamilton, 43, cut hand in an accident. surgeons saved the hand. Charlene Tressler, 5, treated for facial lacerations after hitting a barb wire fence. Robert Shepard of Union City admitted for treatment after a work incident.
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Carey Hospital
Magneiios Ais
Harold H. Mallory
Waterfore
Patricia Lats
Mx and
Mire
Walter Latos
Mead Avenue
Hospita
Frit Vero Hvistmann
Cecil Hitman
Gary
Eueghhon
Vaile Hamilton
Corry
D. 1
Riteal
Hamilton
Charlene Tressler
Howard Tressler
Clymer
Raymond Miz. Co
Robert Shepard
Union City
Area Draft Board Quotas Announced for September
State draft headquarters releases September quotas for several counties and cities. Erie induction center to process 232 men with 14 from Corry after recent notices. Others include Ridgway 26 Corry 14 Bradford 43 and additional listings for Meadville Sharon Mercer War county and nearby towns.
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Erie
Toin
Corry
Isler
Ridgway
Corny
Bradford
Emiparlum
Meadville
Army moves 28th Division from Pennsylvania to Camp Atterbury
Army officials outline plans to relocate the 28th Infantry Division from Harrisburg and other Pennsylvania cities to Camp Atterbury Indiana. Major General Daniel B Strickler says units will depart by motor convoy midweek and arrive by September 15 with HQ to shift from Harrisburg to Indianapolis area.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Army
Lsfantey Division
Pennsylvania
Camp Abtorbing
Daniel B
Strickler
Sale
Suick
Mansfield
New Castle
Washington
U.S. Leon
Dysnay
Indiana
22 Year Age Group Now Being Called
Harrisburg Sept 7 Most Pennsylvania draft boards are reaching the 22 year age group Col Henry M Gross state selective service director says new September quotas total 48 men for 53 local boards at induction centers in Erie Harrisburg Wilkes Barre and Philadelphia Areas listed will receive quotas later Gross notes current draft covers men 18 to 25 without prior service and without dependents Pennsylvania's September quota is 3503 with local boards allotted staggered intervals to ease center congestion He awaits November quotas expected to be at least 1000 higher than September October matching a 20000 man Defense Department boost Nationwide about 70000 men will be called in November vs 80000 in September and October
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
State Selective Service
Gross
Erie
Harrisbore
Wilkes-Barne
Philadelphia
Joeal
Defense Department
Plane Plunges Into Three Homes. Pilot Killed in Matamoras
A small airplane crashed into three homes in Matamoras Pennsylvania causing the death of pilot Derwood Eliott Davis, 25, of Carbondale. No other injuries were reported as residents were outdoors nearby. The crash site was in Pike County across the Delaware River from Port Jervis.
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Matamoras
Derwood Eliott Davis
Carbondale
Fort
Delaware River
Port
Jervis
Truman Apology Over Marine Comment Sparks Political Fallout
President Truman visited the Marine Corps League session in Washington and apologized for remarks calling Marines a police force with a propagandistic machine. He faced swift criticism, handed a personal letter of regret to Gen. Clifton Cates, and urged support for the Korean War while defending his record amid the 1952 election backdrop.
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Washington
Presi
Truman
Marines
League
Pithcine
West
Stalin
Thunich
Ucks
United States
Acheson Sind
Johhson
Convernile
Te Statler Hote
Clifton B. Cates
Charles G. Ross
Mx .Truman
Iever
Cates
White House
Congressman McDonoish
Campalee
Eleven Die in Warplane Crash Over Southern Japan
An A4 transport plane exploded en route to a war area over southern Japan killing eleven people including three International News Service correspondents. The INS Tokyo office confirmed one newsman and two photographers were aboard among the deceased. Names given include Frank Emery of Beverly Hills, Charles Rosecrans Jr of Howell, and Ken Inouye of New York and Tokyo. Four other passengers and four crewmen survived but identification was withheld pending relatives' notification. Bodies were recovered and sent to an Army hospital.
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Tokyo
International New Service
Japan
INS
Frank Emery
Beverly Hills
Gauit
TNS
Chiof
Manila
Charles Rosecrans, Jr
Howell
Ken Inouye
New York
Soviet Policy Unchanged by Korean Plane Incident
The United States notes Moscow’s refusal to widen the Korea air incident into broader conflict. Soviet handling signals aim to keep tensions diplomatic, with Washington blaming the Soviets for probing U.N. channels as a test of U.S. resolve.
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Moscow
U.S
Truman Optimistic On Korean Front Setbacks
President Truman expressed belief that UN forces in Korea would overcome temporary setbacks soon. He cited no material change on the main front while noting heavy attacks and occasional pushes back, stating North Koreans are being thrust toward former positions as optimism rests on briefings from General Bradley. The remark followed questions at a news conference.
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Eyamucueen
Washington
Truman
United Nations
Korea
Sores
U.N
Mr. Truman
Onur Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ad Airmchair
Truman To Reveal Plans For Homefront Controls
President Truman plans a Saturday briefing on homefront controls and price power. Officials say a nationwide program will mobilize civilian agencies and wartime powers to stabilize prices and resources, with an administration request for emergency funding to build the control apparatus.
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Truman
Polio Strikes Local Children In Corry Area
The Severin Corry enug ty De ricken with paralysis this year at the View Hospital in Bie jester. Trudy Brigham, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bollalt Brigham, is among affected youngsters using an iron lung. James McTitas, son of Rev and Mrs James McTitas, is also described as affected. The piece notes one fatality from polio in the region and mentions delayed reports from Pennsylvania towns.
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Severin Corry
Take View
Pital
Trudy Brigham
Zemurhuld
Bollalt Brigham
Ehraushoul
Mary Abe
Ambassadors Award for Jackson Hopes Rise in Penn Week Plans
Local officials seek a formal presentation of the Ambassador Award to Justice Jackson. Stewart Long and committee members aim to arrange a banquet and ceremony during Pennsylvania Week, with dates to be set after Jackson’s October schedule conflicts.
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Jackson
Pennsylvania
Weir
Supreme Court
Stewart Long
Pennsylvania Week
McLean
Wirwitith
Jackeon
James
Long
Richard Rossbacher
Earl Chemy
Charles Bracken
Jong
McCarran Bill Faces Veto Amid Senate Push
Washington negotiates over the McCarran bill reworked by McCarran to tighten anti subversive laws. The measure would require Communist registration and government disclosure, withSenate Republicans supporting passage despite President Truman considering a veto. A Democratic substitute would empower the attorney general to purge Communist party members after 1948.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
News
Serattur Meerert
D-Nev
McCarran
Bast
Senate
Republiany
Legier
Wherny
Nebraska
Mos
Trimm
Ater
Enn Alli
Sonny Kalowh
Trumas
Eligore
Pis
Displaced Family Seeks Furniture Aid From Parish
Rey Harry of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church issued an appeal for used furniture to help Alex Pold, his wife and child, and Mrs Polds mother, who recently relocated to an East street apartment. Parishioners urged to donate bedroom living room and kitchen items via contact with Reverend Bowman.
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Rey Harry
Lawman
Pastr
St. Paul's
Officials Warn Housewives About Underweight Butter
Pittsburgh Sept 7 Allegheny county official warned housewives to guard against underweight butter Pal Hunter chief of weights and measures said large amounts of underweight butter are showing up in district grocery stores
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Pal Hunter
Weights
Treas Wes
Twin pincers halted by Allied troops in Korea
Allied forces beat back a Red offensive toward Taegu as U S planes damaged or destroyed an estimated 65 tanks. Over two days fierce fighting spread along the 20 mile Korean battlefront with both sides reporting heavy casualties and shifting positions near Taegu and Pusan.
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Pusan
U.S
Associated Press
Tokyo
Taegu
Ane Owehbos
Fayulleie
Ip Lhaying
Jolgusty Maen
Cam
Recs
Ous
Jick McBeihy
Kuuhwan
Hwo
Waeewan
Bem Prine
Tareu
Yongehon
Tweau
Buck
Nakting River
Yonsei
East Wall
Laws
Mac Arthur
al [Mies
Pohang
Ene Fity
Corry Youth Held For Court Trial
Leroy Crowell pleaded guilty to fraudulent conversion and was bound over for trial in county criminal court. Caldwell, linked to a warrant from the alderman’s office, was arrested earlier this week. Ralph Welch of the General Prirling Co. accused Caldwell of receiving money and misusing it at a second hand store. Caldwell is in default of $500 bond and to be taken to Erie County Fall tomorrow.
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Leroy Crowell
Marion Ratreet
Trie
Caldwell
Erie County
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