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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1950

Page

3

Drive for Home Rule Opens in Pa Third Class Cities

Harrisburg hosts a planning session led by the Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce as a warmup to a 1951 home rule drive for Pennsylvania's 47 third class cities. The poll shows division among mayors while most favor legislation permitting voter referendums on city government changes.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce General Assembly Waller Greenwood League of

Judge Rejects Thompson Guilty Plea in Five Burglaries

Judge Burton R. Laub refused to accept Richard Thompson's plea of guilty to five burglary indictments. Thompson, a 26 year old ex convict tied to a $1,300 Sterling Enterprises safe cracking, claimed he could not prove his innocence.

ERIE Burton R. Laub Richard Thompson Entity Thompson Sterling Enterprises Tno Laub James Barnum Cleveland Barnum

Penelec Takes First Place For Safety

Pennsylvania scene Penelec earns first in the Pennsylvania Electric Association safety contest. The award was presented at the opening session of the annual meeting and conference in Pittsburgh. R A Gallagher and B T Marshall accepted for Penelec. group 1 includes large electric utilities.

Pennsylvania Scene Company Pennsylvania Electric Association William Penn Hotel Pittsburgh R. A. Gallagher Penelec B. T. Marshall Metropolitan Edison Company Reading Philadelphia Electric Company

PRR Settling Wreck Claims for Soldiers

The Pennsylvanian Railroad is paying about 14 000 dollars to 91 Pennsylvania soldiers from the 10th Field Artillery Battalion who were aboard a Frashlin wreck near Coshocton. Seventy three or more comrades were killed. settlements cover minor injuries and personal effects with payments from 25 to 1400 dollars.

Minsvon Camp Atterburg Pennsylvanias Railroad Pennsylvania Coshocton PRR R. W. Krumele Philadelphia Lele Wukes- Barre Krumline

Myers Urges 0.5 Keep Initiative in Korea

U S Senator Francis J. Myers urged the United Nations General Assembly to keep the initiative in Korea. He said the Republic of Korea was built under U.N. sponsorship and that the free world must develop a political settlement to augment military gains.

Myers Korea Apollo U. S Francis J. Myers United Nations General Assembly Pennsylvania Sevister U. S. Senate Cam Forces of Freedom Hu TN

Jet Fighters Fail Nonstop London to New York Attempt

Two Air Force jet fighters abandoned a London to New York nonstop flight after one aircraft damaged refueling gear. The attempt, part of Project Jet Weapon, aimed to extend range by midair refueling. The single engine Republic F-84 Thunderjet departed from Manston England toward Mitchel Airbase with a projected 3600 mile leg before weather and equipment issues halted the mission.

Washington Air Force London New York Prest+ Wick Scotland Aly Foren Owo Republic Stun England Syotstel Paine Pheninte Mitchel Lung Tahini Beferu & Pi. A

Higher Taxes Seen for City Next Year

Municipal leaders forecast tax increases for the coming year as the mayor solicitor and finance officials discuss budget strains. City clerk and department heads report requests for raises and cost concerns amid looming revenue gaps.

Sleeets Carl Sath Walter Sweet Smith Streets Sweet Tce

City to Push Collection of Per Capita Taxes

City officials plan per capita tax collection and address street restoration after gas line work. Council discusses selling a road grader, bids to follow, and sets new sidewalks on Wayne Street. A health complaint prompts immediate follow up after the meeting.

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