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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1950
Page
9
In a tight game the Brooklyn Nets upset the New York Knicks 112 109. Kevin Durant led with 34 points while Kyrie Irving added 28 as Brooklyn secured a fourth straight win at the arena.
Marshall is appointed to succeed Louis Johnson as top man in the Defense Department. Johnson bows to presidential will in tendering resignation. Lovett expected to be named to succeed early as deputy secretary to aid unity.
President Truman accepts Johnson resignation as George C. Marshall is named to replace him. The move leaves vacancies at top civilian posts amid ongoing debate over a law barring active duty generals from serving as defense secretary.
The Mayor Kinley III of Heart Attack suffered a heart attack early this morning while at the Washington Limes. He was moved by ambulance to his East Pleasant street home, where attending physician said two days rest may be needed. The mayor’s condition improved after initial concerns.
Pennsylvania Rail road engineer Wilburn Wiler testified he was 29 minutes from Pittsburgh when fog limited visibility ahead of a pre dawn crash near Coshocton Ohio that killed 33 National Guardsmen. He described reducing speed to 50 miles per hour and said he did not apply brakes until reaching the stop signal.
Maj Gen Lewis B. Hershey told the Senate appropriations committee in a closed session that the draft could induct 370000 to 500000 men before July 1. He cited a conservative estimate of 270000 to 490000 and asked for a supplemental appropriation of 20,781,000 for his agency.
James Kibbe 59 was dragged headfirst into an ensilage cutter while feeding corn at a Wattsburg farm. His son Frederick 17 stopped the machine too late to save him. Deputy coroner HL Musser ruled accidental death. Kibbe leaves a wife Bessie and seven children.
A two car collision on the Corry Findley Lake road north of Beaver Flats injured no one. The study car driven by Philip Segal and George Williams from North East collided after Williams pulled from a side road. Williams reported failing to see the oncoming car due to shrubbery. The 1941 DeSoto suffered minor damage valued at about 350 dollars. Occupants of the Segal vehicle included Mr and Mrs Hegs and their children and Mrs Roland Putnam and children.
Dorothy Martin eight year old of Lottsville dies after rapid paralysis from infantile paralysis at Lake View Hospital Erie. She had resided in Lottsville, enrolled in third grade, and was active in church Sunday School. Private funeral at Brathen Keating. burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery Crawford County.
Senator Charles W. Tobey won a third term in a tight Republican primary in New Hampshire over Wesley Powell by a margin of 41,? votes. Tobey carried New Hampshire as other states including Arizona Colorado Michigan Minnesota Vermont and Washington also voted.
A Beering for Lawrence Grossetti of Erle formerly of this city resulted in a continuance until March 0 1951 after he pleaded not guilty on morals charge before Alderman M S Cabbett. Grossetti was arrested last week on the complaint of a 4 year old woman.
The city zoning board hears appeals from camp operators led by Harry Brouns William Armitage and others who face violations for excess trailers. Mayor Haney orders enforcement while City Solicitor Scott attends to ensure compliance with state laws and city provisions amid broad merchant interest.
The Columbus boy was injured when a 1930 International truck driven by R D Walters overturned into a ditch after avoiding a tick on the highway west of Route 6 near Scott's Crossing. Walters and passengers reported the incident to authorities and estimated vehicle damage at $400.
A city campaign seeks to collect unpaid pledges for the new hospital project. The committee reports 57 954 dollars outstanding with a target to raise additional funds and convert pledges into payments. A large meeting outlined steps to distribute pledge cards and restart collections, aiming to conclude by October 1.
A telegram circulated today protests Department of Defense policy and urges immediate change. It cites dangers to troops and cites historical incidents to argue for safer transport methods for Co A members. The message is signed by Lt Archie W. Thompson and local veteran officials.
Three year old Jimmy Silvis woke to a birthday surprise cut short by news his father James Silvis assistant plant manager was killed in a blast at the National Powder Company plant near Eldred Pennsylvania. The tragedy followed by a labor strike at another mill adds to a grim day in the area.
Gen. Walton Walker reports allied forces plan a new push against the weakened enemy. He notes the northeastern front has seen the greatest gains in weeks as Red Bulge efforts are flattened.
Allied troops sealed a 145 mile stretch trapping about 3,000 North Korean soldiers in a mountain corridor near Pohang and Yongchon. Brigadier Davidson led the task force executing the end sweep from Pohang to Angang, tightening lines westward and near Taegu as U S forces press an offensive against heavy enemy resistance.
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