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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1950
Page
1
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Abessem
Imount Penalst
Werton Flatley
AL Racken
Dward
Early Start Expected On Organization Of Army To Defend Western Europe
American officials foresee an early start to organizing a peacetime force to defend Western Europe against aggression. The plan hinges on swift cooperation among the United States Britain and France with allied powers and German participation. Key ministers from Britain and France are due in New York to discuss German troop roles and steps to create the force, with speed cited as paramount.
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Western
Europe
Associated Press
New York
Tual
USSIG
Unites States
Brit—il
France
Germany
Hkredit
Denis Acheson
Atlantic
Peat
Emanuel Shinwell
Britain
Dules Morir
Beitish
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Geogee C. Marshall
Truman
Schuman
Bevin Mound
Berlin
Russia
Truman 15 Accused Of Appeasing Reds By Taft
Washington, Sept. 0 Senator Taft accused the Truman administration of appeasing the Communists and aiding the Russian military. He chairs the Senate Republican policy committee and warned appeasement could spark another world war. He said Chinese Communists benefited from the State Department's Far Eastern division more than from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
State Department
Russia
State To Follow National Pattern For Civil Defense
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania will mirror the national civil defense plan outlined in a 162 page National Resources Security pamphlet. State head Allan C. Miller says copies are being mailed by the federal government and to be shared with local leaders as civilian defense organization proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Truman
Pennsylvania
Alton C. Miller
State
Mie National Resources Security
Boar
Miller
Persis
Harvisbure
Akan
Defense Seins
Wreck near Sparta injures four youths in Corry car
A speeding 1948 Buick sedan driven by Paul Ross 22 of Corry rammed off Highway 600 south of the Twille Trin intersection near Spartansburg. The car overturned four times injuring Walter Thompson 18 Roger Hull 14 and three others. Ross was cited for reckless driving. All victims were taken to the Community Hospital in satisfactory condition. Vehicle damage exceeded $1,000.
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Cory
Wwe
Twille Trin
Spartansburg
Comny Hospital
Paul Ross
Sixth Avenue
Walter Thompson
West Biensant Street
Roger Hull
Sixth Street
Rosé
Alice Tyum
Corey Barracks
Contol
Rotary Club Auction Seeks White Elephants for Fundraiser
Corey Rotary Club organizes a city auction this Saturday to cover unpaid 8800 pledges for the Rei Corry Memorial Hospital. Chairman Robert Barto says any saleable items are welcome, with Sheriff Paul Babbitt as auctioneer from 8 40 to 9 00 and continuing until sold. Proceeds will cover a hospital pledge and Rotary members will host hot dogs and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Corey Rotary Club
Robert Barto
Paul Babbitt
Rei Corry Memorial Hospital
Rotary
Barta
Marshall on threshold of difficult job as defense chief
General George Marshall faces a challenging path as Senate consideration of his appointment as secretary of defense advances. The eight to two confirmation by the Armed Services Committee reflected concerns over civil leadership in a military post, Health was affirmed by Army doctors, and Marshall pledged to separate views between the State and Defense departments while ensuring coherent policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
George
Marshall
Senate
Defense
Janes Forrestal
Louis Johnson
Inter— I
Armest Services Committee
Knowland
R-Calif
Cain Rashi
Congress
Fee
Johnson
Acheson
Achesoi
Secretary of Defense
Defense Secretary
State Department
Begun Filling Ranks of 28th Infantry Division
The 28th Infantry Division, recently placed on the regular pay roll, will start filling its ranks with enlisted reservists called to duty next week. The Pennsylvania unit, now over 10,000 strong, aims for near 18,000 total, with a further boost beyond that after October through Graftees. Division information officer Richard Selyerling announced the plan at Camp Atterbury, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atterbury
Ind
28Th Infantry
Uncle Sam
Pennsylvania
2Th
Daniel B. Strickler
BBC
Richard Selyerling
Lebanon
Army unit disputes reports of easy Keystone Division life
Aniyove from Company A, Camp Atterbury, rebuts a Journal-Associated Press story claiming Army life is easy. Ste Combs and 58 members describe long hours, rough travel, incomplete equipment, and hard work since arriving at camp, challenging the reported laid-back barracks condition.
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Aniyove
Jompuly
Mermilion
Ste. Herbert L
Pollowing & Vie Tetter
Wien
Co. 4
Camp Allerbury
Corry
Erie
Camp Atterbury
Keystone Division
Attevoury
Walval
Two Navy Plane Crashes Kill 33 At Sea
AssaIAten Press reports Pearl Harbor and Seattle crash losses. A Navy RAD transport with 18 passengers and seven crew plummeted after takeoff from Kwajalein, exploding in the sea near the Koreans beachhead, killing 26. A four-engine Privateer from Willow Grove naval reserve sank in Puget Sound, seven aboard, with only debris found.
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Puget Sound
Pearl Harbor
RSD
Kwajalein Field
Seattle
Piet Sound
Willow Grove
Naval Reserve
Sirstoca Passage
Whidbey Island
Marines Surge Across Han City Emergency Gas Shut Off
The city of Han plunged into a state of emergency at 2:25 PM after its entire gas supply was shut off. Pennsylvania Gas Company officials said a valve was closed to permit meter repair work, cutting the North Corry auxiliary feed line last week due to new construction. PUC officials launched emergency notices to all 2,600 customers, aiming to restore fuel by 10 PM and instruct residents and plants to check outlets and relight fires once power is restored.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
North Corry
PUC
Drive To Collect Unpaid Hospital Pledges Launch
A two week drive to collect unpaid pledges for Gerry Memorial Hospital Building Fund was launched today led by Charles Bracken. Division heads met yesterday to map plans for recovering about 546,632 in unpaid pledges from the 1940 and 1949 campaigns. About 23,322 had already been paid. the rest will be solicited by mail or office visits with no personal solicitation.
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Core
Gerry Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Charles Bracken
Cory
Hoan
Bracken
Ahornes Rozer Brown
C. H. Holders
Man Fatally Injured at Beatty Coal Mine Unity Township
George Moyer a K4 RD Devry died at La Trobe Hospital from a broken back and internal injuries suffered in a late afternoon accident at Beatty Coal Company mine Unity Township the coroner reported. Bus Strike Settled Pittsburgh Sep 10 The sixth and after of the Pittsburgh area four month long bus strikes ended with a wage increase for Oriole Motor Coach Lines drivers a 15c scenic settlement spread over a two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
George Moyer
Devry
La*trobe Hospital
Beatty Coal Company
Unity Township
Noroner
Pittsburgh
Oriole
Motor Coach Lines
Dr Sanders Aide Thought Death By Own Action
Hooksett New Hampshire Selya County authorities reported that Helen a young woman of the household disappeared after a long trip last March. Raymond Perkins said the death bore all the earmarks of a self inflicted act awaiting autopsy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooksett
N. H. Selya
CouNty
Atotles
Helen Tsclulek
Donna J Whaley Nominated Miss Corry In Grange Backing
Spring Creek Grange backs Donna Jean Whaley age 15 of Corry for the Miss Corry crown to be awarded October 16 during the Pennsylvania Week Potato Festival. Whaley attends Corry Senior High School and is active as a pianist with the Grange. residents may clip a coupon in today's Journal to vote.
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Spring Creek Grange
Donna J. Whaley
Edltor
Miss Whiley
Fale
Cony
Corry
Spring Reel Grange
Marines Force Across Han River toward Seoul in New Onset
Thousands of Marines surged across the Han River under heavy fire as Allied forces, led by a 40,000 strong Liberation Front, push toward Seoul from Inchon and Samchok.Reports say heavy combat followed the first river crossing and battles raged around the capital as forces try to seize control amid renewed shelling and air attacks.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Han River
Seoul
Hed puoHine
Thohon
Eatherwerks
Eatherwerks Ar Waking Hill Postions Ountside
Seon
Southeast Korea
Ima
Inchon
Diaylight
Taehon
Seo
Ani
Taelon
Tachun
South ‘Korea
Korea
Samchok
Pot
Pohang
Est
Bill Fase
Han
Nchon
House Passes Anti-Red Bill in Wartime Procedure
Washington dispatch reports the House passed a bill restricting Communist registration and wartime informant provisions amid presidential veto debates. The measure, tied to subversive activity, advances toward Senate concurrence with a speedy timetable anticipated.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Aly
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