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13 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 13, 1951
Page
1
Authorities Smash Vast Money Ring in Postal History
U S postal authorities broke a large money ring diverting 32 million dollars from American postal and military payments to Communist China. The operation used altered postal money orders and forged signatures. Chinese agents bought orders in Manila and Hong Kong banks cashed them, with Philippine soldiers wives involved and redress via counterfeit conversions. The crackdown began after a January halt to cross border postal money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
China
Fenatal Post
R. Franke Deden
Howell
The
Orient
Ogden
Treasury
Manila
Aden
Hong Kong
U. S
U.S
Philippines
Bookmaker Harry Gross is re-arrested in New York
Associated Press reports Harry Gross, long time bookmaker, was recaptured by Brooklyn District Attorney after escaping custody at his Atlantic Beach home. He faces arraignment before U S Commissioner Martin Epstein in Brooklyn with bail set at 25 000. The case ties to a high profile police graft trial and a nationwide gambling operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harry Gross
Brooklyn
Gross
Atlantic City
N. d
U. S
Martin Epstein
Atlantic Beach
Long Island
Miles F. McDonald
Atlantc City
McDonald
Kings County
Samuel S. Lesbowlte
Wold
Huffman Case Goes to Jury After Deliberations
The Huffman trial neared jury verdict after two and a half days of testimony. Defense contends death may stem from a respiratory infection rather to a kick, while medical experts discuss peritonitis and a possible ruptured bowel as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hartmin
West Pleasnt Street
Damiary McLaughlin
Pradi
Huffman
Richard Eisenberg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jol Drumheller
Eric Pedia
Ician
Carole Williams
Coury Memorial Hospital
Pfadt
Edgar Alexander
Pratt
Charles
Leme
Trie
Leone
Tortay
Moon
E. J. Armstrong
Hamott Hospital
John Fust
Tim Coates
Hillsmiar
Tuther
Ptadt
Robert M. Bracken
Dudge Burton Talib
Quiry “Huttman
Army Secord
McLaughlin
Spud Festival Opens Amid 1500 View Parade in Corry
A 1500 strong crowd viewed the second annual Spud Festival parade in Corry with 600 people along North Center street West Columbus avenue Mead ver nue and the Mead Park grounds. Miss Jean Mastin was crowned Miss Cory and Miss Beatrice Bensink named Miss Cory by judges including Erie Mayor Clairence Pulling. The event featured Grange displays, a two division parade, band performances, a coronation, and public concerts by the Corry Legion Band along with amusements and park concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
West Columbus Avenue
Mead Vernue
Alternaon
Ming Corry
Clymer
Union Clay
Columbus
Grand Valley
Spartangburg
Spring Creek
Corry
Towhé
Mead Park
Wis
Arche Tittus
Pennsylvania
Patan Bloscom
Jean Mastin
Collee
R. B. Donaldson
Daya Odhner
Miles Horst
Clairence Pulling
Erie
Nixon
Union City
Spartansburg
Corey- Columbus Boy Scouts
Pennsylvania Potato Crowers
Arnold Seastead
Bette Malott
Janet Graybill
Beatrice Bensink
Jeanette Bull
Nancy Bayle
Julia Zajac
Shirley Hall
Loyal Odhner
K. Dixon
Bensink
Gorry
Joan Clabbatt
Corry Legion Band
Robert Brown
Roxy Amusement Co
Dughter
George
Bensinke
30 Children Escape as Bus and Car Collide in Corry
About 30 school age children and the bus driver escaped injury when the Corry rural school bus collided with a car at the West Smith and Mustan streets intersection. The Snyder car swerved, crossed the curb, and uprooted shrubbery before stopping 100 feet away. Burrows of Elgin said the bus signals failed. authorities planned to determine fault after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Smith
Mustan
Walter Burrows
Elgin
J. Snyder
Corry
Burrows
Smith Vsbraet
Jst
Marion
Snyder
Dom— Agido
G.G. Frodelluis
Air Force forms first guided missile squadron in Italy
The Air Force announced it is deploying its first guided missile squadron at the guided missile center in Co boa Fld, Italy, to be formed October 1. The unit will operate the Martin missile, produced by the Martin Co. of Baltimore, and is described as a tactical bomber type weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Associated Press
Washington
Air
Coboa
Fld
Ment
Italy
Otenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Truman
Potter Festival Aids Corry Area Relations say speakers
A Corry area dinner meeting lauded the Potato Festival as a bridge between city and rural residents. Lloyd Odhner urged understanding to improve relations while a whom’s guest list included Mayor J. Fred Kinley, Miss Joan Clibbatz, Miss Jean Martin, and state and local officials. The event featured a turkey dinner and remarks about America’s farm and industry connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Turners
Lloyd Odhner
Pennsylvania
Hotel Corty
Odhner
Corry Chamber of Com
Iriwonks
Rotery Clube
Richard Rossbacher
Wate
J. Fred Kinley
Joan Clibbatz
Jean Maitin
Beatrice Bonsink
W. W. Water Rouse
Carroll D. Kearns
Miles Horst
Clairence EK. Pulling
Erie
E. L.nixon
Frank Dodd
Pennsylvanie Potato Growers Co-operative
Tile Wilcox
Ren
Sparta Fair Opens Today With Queen Selection
Sparta Township hosts its 30th community fair on the joint school grounds. Queen candidates will be chosen at 2 PM with judging of exhibits starting tomorrow at 9 AM and additional entries accepted through 8 PM tonight. Evening events include audience contests at 8 PM tomorrow and an ox roast Saturday morning. A parade is planned for Saturday afternoon followed by fireworks at 10:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Sparta Township
Acho
O 'O
Substitute For Tin Developed
Washington September 13 9. A substitute for tin was announced by RFC Director Symington. Reynolds Metals of Richmond Virginia developed a hybrid material blending plastic with aluminum. Production is expected to begin immediately with Armed Services taking all entry for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RFC
Ww. Btuart Bymingtin
Reynolds Metals
Richmont
Symington
Armed Services
Border Tensions Rise as Tito Faces New Spies and Clashes
Belgrade reports increasing hostility on Yugoslavia borders with Albania Bulgaria Romania and Hungary. Western observers warn that Cominform pressure and Russian influence could trigger larger incidents as border guards tighten security and diplomacy frays. The timing suggests heightened danger through mid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ez Ioana
Belgrade
Vienavia
Rept
Marshal Tito
Tne
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgari
Romania
Hungary
Tim
Comminformy
Cominform
Russia
Renee Sten
Ardie Laut Talline
Mina
Noigtbors
Jimon
Unase
Capium
Fmo- Mion
Thor
Inter
Kremlin
Lovett Expected To Maintain Course As Defense Secretary
Washington reports that Robert A. Lovett began as acting defense chief after George C. Marshall's resignation. Friends and rivals expect few policy changes due to long joint service in the Pentagon and State Department, with confirmation awaited from the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Secretary of Defense
Fom
Goverment
George C. Marshall
Pentagon
State Department
Lovett
Truman
Marshall
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Lov Ell
Thalor
Tavett
Wheery
Nebraski
United States
Acheson
Whey
Mitch
Mitchall
Lovett Toth
Department of Defense
James Forrestal
UAT
Lois Johnson
Mr. Truman
Fen
Findlers
Scrap Drive Planned by Pittsburgh Steelworkers
Pittsburgh September 13 The SIO-Dalted Steelworkers map a steel scrap drive to aid the national defense program. Philip Murray CIO USW president says he mailed letters to 2200 locals informing them of a serious scrap shortage and urging initiation of the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sio-Dalted
Nspenal
Philip Murray
Cio-Usw
TSW
Festival Opens Draws Large Crowds and Auction
Feverish crowd fills the Curry yu area as the Lin Bo tata Festival opens with hundreds attending. Stewart Long and Arnold Seastead report 3,005 donation devices sold and a share from Roxy's Amustment Co. proceeds going to the park fund via the Chamber of Commerce. Tonight features the second annual Holary Allerson auction raising money for CHIL Beaubulld fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Long
Arnold Seastead
Weslfort
Amustment, Co
Chamber of Commence
Comult
Air Squadron in Alaska Grounded for Morale Reasons
The Naval Air squadron in Alaska was temporarily grounded by the Navy for morale reasons after a series of air crashes in the Maske area. A special board of inquiry is investigating, following Rep. Mitchell's request to ground all Navy Privateer bombers pending the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Washington
Naval Air Squadron
Alaskiy
Navy
Rep
Michell
D-Wash
Francis P. Wiehair
Othe Navy
Whitehair
Mitchell
Maske
Whitehsir
Frontier
Allies seize Kumhwa peak in Korea amid push toward Reds
Allied forces report capturing Kumhwa and surrounding ridges after a three hour fight as they press east central Korea. Jets clash with MiG-15s over the peninsula with 3 Red planes damaged and an Allied jet shot down, pilot rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Korea
Kumhwa
United Nations
Wis
Kumbhwe
Kahsomé
Seeut
Japan
Korba
Dometiryes
Cleir
Norii
Karen
U. S. Fifth Air Force
U. S
Two Vehicle Crashes Near Union City and Wattsboro
State Police Gary barracks investigated two traffic crashes on Route 8 and nearby streets. Mick Simon and Harrison Longstrete collided three miles north of Union City with damage about 160 dollars. no injuries reported. A later crash south of Wattsboro near Route 8 involved Donald Schiesslemen and Jacob Geyer. estimated damage about 350 dollars with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poice
Gary Barracks
Artadhickways
Mick Simon
Union City
RD. 1
Harrison Langstrete
Alden N
Simon
Longstrete
Sitte
Ollack
Donald Schiesslemim
Ke Nosha
Wis
Jacob Geyer
Dugiesne
Wattsboro
Schiesslemen
Hue Venter
Geynitto
Schlesstenan
Danlie
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Rome
Abit Speeper
Red China
Bookie
Damian Mc Aaughtle Midi
Dexere
Charles, Allman
Spud
MISS
Arge Throng Hears Carry Legion Band
Ellwood City
William Burkett
Amr Auto
A Burkett
Frank Edward Ketehtyf
cEwood City
Burkett
Ewood City Hospital
Tiltom Debow
Sparta
Tito
Defense Dept
Old Iron Triangle
Tokyo
Senti
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