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15 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 15, 1951
Page
1
Fresh barrage of protests due from Moscow
Western foreign ministers in Washington forecast Moscow response to plans for West Germany defense ties. They expect new anti west propaganda and a push for a political arrangement with Soviet controlled East Germany. Allied leaders aim to bring Bonn into a rapid anti Soviet defense alliance and speed up training of German forces early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moscow
Germany
Soviet Russia
West Germany
Soviet Bloc
East Germany
Bonn Republic
Bonn
State Acheson
Morrison
Schuman
France
Weantime
Ottawa
North Atlantic Council
Russia
Corryite Guilty In Assault Case
Corryite Pinky Guth 25, a former resident, was found guilty of assault by an Erie county court. The verdict followed a two hour deliberation before visiting Judge Tred Davis. Guth's attorney moved for a new trial, with a delay tied to Guth’s psychiatric treatment at Veterans Hospital. Guth was arrested months ago after a young girl alleged she was assaulted near Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Regirl
Guth
Epie
Veterans Hospital
Erle
Mass Prison Break Leaves 12 Convicts At Large In Alabama
Bloodhounds scour Alabama after a Draper prison break frees eighteen inmates. Nine recaptured overnight. others tracked to Selma and Calera. Ringleader Frank Green, aided by guards, overpowered a sentry at the gate. Warden Reeves notes breached security and tower guards were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprigner
Ala
Inree
Draper Piso
Prion
Selma
Calerh
Feu
Alabama
Hollis Richardson
Fitain
Here
J.M. McCullough
McCullouen
Robert Cottrell
Donald Phillips
Neo
Michelson
Reeves Sid
Frank Green
Green
Fin
Reeves
Heeves Sid Michelson
W. ©. White
Beaton
Relocation of Shady Avenue Nears Completion
The city Streets Department advances work on shifting Shady Avenue from near Hare Creek to East Columbus Avenue to accommodate the No. 3 plant of Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp. Completion is not final today though the road will be passable with risk to motorists. Cost runs about $9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Avenue
City Streets Department
Hare Creek
Columbus Avenue
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Gorp
Oller
Ghry Abbey
Abbey
Bass stocking program boosts area waterways
The Corry fish hatchery launched the annual late Summer and Fair bass stocking drive. Supt. Merrill Lillie reported about 16 800 bass distributed from Union City hatchery to streams and dams. Additional allotments included 4 000 to Chepman Denn Warren county and 2 000 to French Creek Erie county, with further consignments reaching Edinboro Lake LeBoeuf and Conneaut Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Merrill Lillie
Union City
Chepman Denn
Warren County
French Creek
Erie County
Edinboro
LeBoeuf
French Reef
Fish Commission Plans Two New Dams in Pennsylvania
The State Department of Property and Supplies awarded contracts for two additional dams to expand fishing and recreation. Virgin Run Dam in Fayette County and Dura Dam on Elk Creek tributary in Cambria County will flood new lakes. Land for the Cambria project was donated by the Cambria County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Work will start once steel and materials are allocated by the U S Defense Fisheries Administration, with completion hoped before year end or early 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Property and Supplies
Commonwealth
Virgin Run
Fayette County
Centrac
Dura
Elk Creek
Gymbria County
Cambria County
The
Fish Commission
Cambria County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Department of Property and Supplies
U. S. Defense Fisheries Administration
Department of Tremor
Washington, D. C
T He
Commission
Bath Dams
Move to Deny Bail for 18 in Police Graft Trial
Kings County Judge Samuel S. Leibowitz will rule Monday on the prosecution motion to jail without bond the 18 defendants in Brooklyn police graft case. After selection of an all male jury and two alternates was completed last night the state made its move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New York
Kings County
Samuel S. Leibowite
Brooklyn
Slate meeting to map plan on train protest
A meeting Tuesday at Oil City Club aims to organize opposition to Pennsylvania Railroad plans to remove passenger trains 981 southbound and 980 northbound on the Oil City to Corry line. Invitations go to Titusville Oil City and area leaders. a PUC hearing is set for October 6 at Frame sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giyte Waders
Titusville
Oil City
Maye
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Thesday
J. €. Payne
O! City Chamber of Commeee
Tal P
Arlington Hotel
Ol City
Ojlies
Oil Clay-Corry Run
Payne
Chambers of Commerce
Chester C. Hampton
Treusvile
William Morck
Rouseville
Centerville
Spartansburg
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
PUC
Court House
Framesin
Oi City
Comny
Pep Rally and Parade Set for Senior High Tonight
A Beaver Club pep rally and parade will form at Senior High at 7:30 p.m. proceeding along South Street to Center Street in Traveland Field for the Potato Bowl game at 8:20 p.m. between Corry and Youngsville high schools. Guests include Chamber directors, Mayor Elmey, Miss Cory, and school bands. Floats are by Beaver Club, Junior and Senior Classes. At 8:15 p.m. at Lleveland Field Mac McElroy will introduce participants. In a separate item, Walter Brendhinge, 26, of Robinson, Westmoreland, died from injuries after his car overturned on Route 1 Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Club
Schoo St
Center Street
Taveland Field
Annia
Corry
Youngsville High School
Chamber of Commerce
Mac McElroy
J. Fred Elmey
Cobbett
Corby High Schoo
Cory
Leveland Field
Cere— Monley
Seversl
Ligonier
Walter Brendhinge
Robinson i Westmoreland County
Auty
Prize Fights and Public Exploitation Debate
A New York City opinion column argues against commercialized prize fighting and televised bouts. It notes multiple boxing deaths in the United States and questions the morality of spectators supporting the sport. The piece likens prize fighting to gladiatorial blood sport and contends gloves cannot shield viewers from the cruelty observed. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger
New York City
Sept
United States
Ezzard Charles-doe Wallgott
Rome
Rjup
Testimony Links Boyle To RFC Loan Spurs Probers Onto New Trails
Washington report detailing testimony tying William M. Boyle Jr. to promoting an RFC loan to American Lithofold Corp. and spurring investigations. Senate aides indicated ongoing inquiries and potential witness calls as committee members push for full facts amid denials and shifting testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Washington
Sept
Democratic National
Chaignay
William M. Boyle, Jr
Joan Fitzy Ellent
Senate
Hoey
Nixon
Bayle
Max Sisking
Ernest Howard
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Business Loans
Avision
Traffic light planned on local street for school safety
The city will install a traffic light at the corner of East Bend and North Center streets within two weeks. Purchased from Koont Equipment Company of Pittsburgh at 071 dollars, the unit will operate as a standard red amber green signal during school commute hours and as a stop light otherwise to slow traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Koont, Equipment Company of
Pittsburgh
East Bend
Highway Department
Ross Fund Surges Toward 1340 As Donations Grow
Donations to the Ross fund for MS treatment continue pouring in as supporters rush funds to help the local victim. Olin Bracken reports a two week drive has already reached 1840.62 with more expected, while the beneficiary prepares for hospital admission and therapy delayed to September 25 due to facility demand. Separately, Northwestern Pennsylvanian Young Republicans meet for their two day conference with Rep Orland Armstrong among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijis
Chery
Clifford: Ross
Mili
Olin Bracken
Ross
Ener An Olean
Cisaga
Dha Leth
Sharon
Northwestern
Pennsylva
Nia
Orland K. Armstrong
Hiniploaing
Registrations Planned in Corry on Friday and Sept 0
Corry officials announced two registration sessions to occur at the Municipal Building next Friday and on September 0. Registrars will operate from 8am to 4pm DST to accept applications for registration, with naturalized citizens and all eligible residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Nounty Covinsioner
Ibamand
Ane County
Eobr
Auto Dealers to Hire Prices Rise Across Industry
The Office of Price Administration approved manufacturer price increases for autos and allowed dealers to add their own markups. Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors lines saw approved boosts from 25 to 65 percent, with prices effective five days after approval. Extras like heaters and radios may also see higher listed prices, but not on cars already in dealer possession. Indict ex-school guard Pittsburgh case notes Stanko charged with assault after two inmates testified about beatings at Thorn Hill School For Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Office of Price Administraton
Washington
Ford
Chrysler
General Masters
OPS
General Motors
Pittsburgh
Thorn Hill School For Boys
Kenneth Beever
Alfonso Barnes
George Stanko
Stanko Iner
Eisenhower Backers Begin Early GOP Campaign
Supporters of General Dwight D. Eisenhower have launched a preliminary campaign to back his potential GOP presidential nomination. Key figures like Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and other backers met to establish early headquarters in Kansas, while boosters warn of smear campaigns aimed at questioning Eisenhower’s party status and candidacy viability. Rep. Scott returned from Europe asserting Eisenhower will be the next GOP nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Iipetus
Kiahieas
Livenhower
Dewey
Duff
R-Pa
Iver
R-Ny
Sallonstill
R-Masy
I Bueh D
Seo
dee-Pak
Bob
Heary Darby
Kausts Republic
Halongs
Cartan
Kan
Eisenhower
Ken- Sis
Hey
Saltonstall
Keneral
Rep
Scott
Europe
Wik
Seize Heights After Bloody One-Hour Battle
Allied troops captured strategic high ground northwest of Kumbhwa after a fierce two hour clash with Red forces. An allied officer described the fight as costly but successful, with heavy artillery and machine gun fire from enemy bunkers on slopes. The day also saw continued artillery duels and stubborn resistance along the eastern front as Red forces contested multiple peaks and river valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Korea
Kumbhwa
Aimer
Hil
Pwen
Machine Wien
Martin
Yangeu
Stan Carter
Portho
Yanggu
Jine
Inje
Westra
Seoul
Vom
Hong Kong
U.S
Kumsane
Pentre Kore
McKeesport High Students Affected by Food Poisoning
About 20 McKeesport Technics High School students were rushed to McKeesport Hospital after a sudden illness from suspected food poisoning. Hospital officials said most were discharged, with several still in critical condition. Dr Howard McElroy commented the incident may be linked to a salad contained potatoes and cited cafeteria food as the likely source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokresport
McKeesport Technics High School
McKeesport
Harish
Harish Tdige Werk
Howard McElroy
Ellie
Pheasants Stocked In Area By Local Sportsmen
Local sportsmen yesterday stocked 520 pheasants in the Edinboro district on farms there as part of a Game Commission program launch. Roosters only were released with distribution planned next week in the Corry area from birds raised over the summer. About 1,000 birds are expected to be stocked next Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest
Lyle Watrous
Shine
Bneneck
Gory
Game Commission
Edinboro
Feryurp
Corry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mi. H
Corryite
Paul Guth
Cambria
Fayette Counties
State Fish Commission
Columbus
O. A. French
Vic Pennsylvania Fish Comnission
SLATE
Aectors
Wee
Une
Tay
Boyle Nah
RFC
Lithofuld Corn
St Toh
Tilved Frint
Tts
James E. Toole
Lithofold
Tanne
Che Finn Thally
Uelatiolin
Willie le
Oliver i Krai
Mujuiner
St. Louis
W. Stan Seminchon
BBC
Ani Erne
Kraft
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