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11 Sep 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
Sep 11, 1951
Page
1
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Allied offensive ops strike four Red strongpoints in Korea
Allied forces launched small scale assaults at four eastern Korea Red strongpoints while the western front saw Communist attacks halt. Air power pounded supply lines, with 1,400 to 1,700 Red vehicles spotted and 360 damaged. Central command touted progress as the war of attrition continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Korea
North
Geeral Gimes A. van Fleet
Kavsong
Air Force
Russia
Alles
Huffmandury Trial Opens in Erie County Court
The Erie County criminal court opens with juries chosen for two first degree murder cases. Charles Huffman faces murder charges after the death of a baby linked to alleged prior abuse. James Calvin Smith also stands trial for fatally shooting his estranged wife on July 23 in Erie.
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Whely
Brie County Criminal Court
Charles Huffman
Ian
Corey Ina Se
Pearl Aquino
Erie
Gaylord Grant
Eric
Walter C, Mason
Toa_Tshman
Waterford
Bernice Goodwin
Union City
Sophie Abramnowsk
Brie
Edward J. Sinnott
Bertha Kenner
Frey P. Snow
Joseph NI
Joseph J. Benner
Gertrude Ericksoix
Albert
Peck
Harborcreek
Damian McLaugh- Min
Frst Witnnesses
Burton A. Law
Huffman
Erie County
Ilsrrest
John H. Fust
M.S. Cobbett
Hamet, Hospital
J. Orrin Waite
James Calvin Smith
Peach Streets
Smith
Two children killed in Harrisburg road accident
A five year old girl Tanya Jean Hutton and four year old Lorenzo Holland were struck by cars while across the street to greet playmates after returning from summer vacation. Hutton died at the scene and Holland died at Polyolinie Hospital.
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Harrisburg
Sept
Tax program gains House caucus support in Harrisburg battle
House Republicans back a $138.95 million compromise tax plan proposed to end the state's income levy debate. The package would impose a 1 percent real estate transfer tax, raise inheritance taxes for non-direct heirs, tax corporate net income over six months, remove exemptions for transportation utilities, and end various exemptions for domestic insurers, with revenue to the general fund. The plan faces Senate scrutiny and uncertain prospects as leaders defer judgment until review.
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House Gop
Equcus
Herbert P. Sorg
John S. Fine
Senate
GOP
James S. Berger
R-Patter
Coudersport
House Committee
Ue Eovels
WIM
Pennsylvania
Protent
Railrads
Plan Hearing On Corry Trains
The Public Utility Commission announced a hearing on a Pennsylvania Railroad plan to abandon the only two passenger trains between Oil City and Corry. Notices will be posted on all Oil City to Corry trains with time and place details to allow affected passengers to participate.
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Harrisburg
Telity Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
Corry
Corry Run
Florence Chadwick swims English Channel in near record
Florence Chadwick, 32, becomes first woman to swim the English Channel both ways. She completed the France crossing in 16 hours and 40 minutes after starting from St Margaret's Bay near Dover. Police investigated reports she was lost at sea as she landed at Bangatte France.
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Bangatte
France
California
Florence Chadwick
English Channel
Britain
Miss. Chadwick
St. Margaret's Bay
Doy
England
Opening Program for Spud Festival at Mead Park
The Spud Festival opening program is set for Wednesday at 2 p m with events at Mead Park. Mayor J Fred Kinsey delivers the welcome at 4 p m followed by guests and the Potato Festival queen contest. Crowning by the previous queen occurs near 4 48 p m. A joint dinner at Hotel Corry with several clubs precedes a 9 0 p m band at Corry Legion Band. The festival features a Potatoes Fair and Farm Equipment Shop with rides and machinery through the week.
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Mead Park
J. Fred Kinsey
Gilgen
Hotel Corry
Corry Chember of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwants Club
Corry Legion Bari
Memo Park
Robert Brown
Direntar Tn
School Board Debates Move to Build New Facility
The board discusses a possible Joint Junior Senior High School site and funding for a new facility. They delay selecting an architect, plan future committee sessions, and consider existing building disposals. A separate item approves a city cooperative retreat program survey and finances, plus staff changes and library board additions.
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Torry Schon
Oity
Raymond Mfg. Co
Fairhaven
Einlein Oil Co
Soard
Bena Calyin
Helen Spence
J. Gig
Hubert Vaahn
Stanley Anderson
Local Bank Sues For 500 In Warren County Court
A Warren County resident, W. G. Riggs of Columbus, is named as defendant in a suit filed by Citizen's Bank of Corry seeking 500 plus costs. The bank alleges Riggs signed a 1946 charter mortgage and later failed to pay off the note, with the mortgaged property sold to Watentic, who is alleged to have defaulted. Riggs is reportedly imprisoned in a southern state after a conviction. A separate report notes a fatal auto accident in Milford, Pennsylvania, on Route 208 involving 55 year old Robert Watson of Port Carbon.
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Warren County
Citizen's Bank of Corry
Watrius
Warren
House
Muea
W. G. Riggs
Columbus
Riggs
Southhern
Shatld
Milford
Robert Watson
Port Carbon
Wenrheté Watson
Polise
Durlenes
Spud Festival Parade Dates and Grand Entries Planned
The Erie area hosts a Wednesday parade featuring the first division marshal Lloyd Stowe and a lineup at 1:75 p.m. along City Park. Henry Wheeler marshals the second division from the State Armory to Mead Park. Queen candidates from multiple counties, Granges, and local officials attend, with prizes for potato queens and floats.
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Werthermad
Aires
Welweer Park Place
Columbus
Lloyd Stowe
Marshally
Henry
T. Wheeler
Marshall Will
State Armory
Maple Avenues
Clatrence Pulling
Mmyow
Erie
B.D. Nixon
Clymer
Union City
Grand Valley
Sparcanaburg
Spring Creek
Corry
Ie Priges
Cory Management Club Holds First Meeting At Country Club
About 120 foremen gathered at the Cory Management Club’s initial meeting at a country club. Arthur Secord spoke on shop communications and five sub topics, as officers were installed by Joseph Ficavane and new members welcomed. Next session set for late October with turkey dinner and speaker to be announced.
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Cory Management Glib
Country Club
Arthur Secord
Brooklyn Collee
New York City
Secord
Tellow
Joseph Ficavane
G. , Mobeay
Lan Rhines
Jury Dismissed in Erie Court After Innocent Verdict
Judge Evans dismissed a jury in Erie County Court after an Innocent verdict in a case involving a party raid. Defendant John Lublewski, arrested August 12 with 48 others, testified the raid targeted a private party and that everyone present was charged.
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Bril
Vuage Ener
Evans
Erie County Court
John Lublewski
Fia
Corry School Teachers to Get $300 Yearly Raise
The Corry Board of Education approved a yearly $300 raise for all teachers as part of a state funded program. The plan, tied to a second boost approved by authorities, will raise total compensation and affect the new school term with set steps and schedules.
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Corry
Samy Senoor
Bretue
Goery
Edenton Iit
Bowie
Ali
Beckwith and Steele Sentenced to Prison Terms
James H. Steele and Ernest O. Beckwith pleaded guilty to one count of petit larceny and three charges of larceny. Judge Elie Evans fined each $100 on the burglary and $100 on each larceny, plus from eight to sixteen months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. The men had earlier confessed to related thefts tied to stolen tires and a gas station theft in West Smith Street.
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Evie County
Elie Evans
Steele
Beek
Allegheny
Gorey
Gwalt O Heberg
West Smith Street
Charing Popavieh Noithier
Eves
Auto makers seek price hikes under OPS approval
Ford and Chrysler filed requests for higher prices with the Office of Price Stabilisation. Ford proposed a 4.31 to 4.81 percent increase across models including Whitlesite priced Fords and Mercury lineups, while Chrysler reported an average 6.5 percent rise with models like Windsor and DeSoto Custim affected. General Motors was expected to follow with its own proposals. Prices would take effect five days after OPS approval.
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Ford
Chrysler
Associated Press
Washington
Fords
Linco
DeSoto
Coffee Sale Nets 62 For Ross Fund
A local coffee sale at Essa Mall Restaurant raised funds for the Ross fund. Proceeds totaled 62 dollars with donations recorded from multiple contributors and plan details indicating per cup payments and distribution to the fund.
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Ross
Big 3 Parleys Continue In Capital Today
British Foreign Secretary Morrison and French Foreign Minister Schuman meet Secretary Acheson in Washington on Korea and Cold War issues. Reports say Britain seeks steel and price stabilization while Allies weigh new financial and material measures.
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Vy Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Moirrison
Robert Schuman
Acheson
Fipe
Moracea
Morrison
Acheron
Diptomans
Arma
Briain
North Atlantie
Treasury
Gaitskell
Britain
United Nations
Korea
UN command admits mistaking strafing Kaesong neutral zone
The United Nations command said a plane strafed the Kaesong neutral zone by mistake. It acknowledged navigational error led to the incident and noted slight damage with casualties minimal. The Reds had claimed Allied neutrality violations, which the UN denied.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Rmietics
Esliss
Duci Muriday
Comander
Minethew
Adm
C Tamer Joy
Negotistar
Phice Alls
Reds
Kaesong Asea UK
Kavsong
Senators Oppose a Special Session on Treaty's Ratification
Washington dispatch reports senators showing little eagerness for a special session to speed ratification of the Japanese Peace treaty. Senator Knowland urged prompt action before or during autumn, while Democratic Leader McFarland cautioned about delays but supported quick action once Foreign Relations Committee reports the measure. Chairman Connally noted possible paths to accelerate approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
San Francisco
Reopes
McFarland
Aziz
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
House
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Mead Avenue
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Qalvind
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Essa Mall
Oli Bracke
Ty Elstee
George Raof
Vitor
Eesmurant Uvedd
Capital
Schuman
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