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20 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 20, 1951
Page
1
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Atlantic Pact opens to Greece and Turkey in NATO shift
The North Atlantic Council ends Ottawa session with plans to admit Greece and Turkey, broadening NATO beyond North America and Western Europe. It backs revising the Italian peace treaty and sets a 12-nation inquiry into joint defense funding, with final report due by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
Ottawa
North Atlantic Council
Denmark
Eto
12-Nnion Council
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Senate
United States
Tis
Council On Recard
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Abed
Plo
Dwight D. Bison- Rower
Western
Europe
Council
Police Seek Hit Run Driver in Corry Youth Injury
State Police appeal to public for help in locating a green Hudson with front end damage linked to a Sunday night hit and run that injured a Corry youth. Investigators say many tips were false and over details remain unclear. Call State Police with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witner
Corry
Po- Hee
Contac
Huffman Sentencing Set For September Hearing
Huffman to hear sentence September 26 in Went Wentworth Street case. Erie County grand jury found guilty party Joyce Mare in May. Sentence may span years with possible fence penalty. Judge Brion to set terms. Huffman has been held without bail since trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Ures Oal
Erie County
Volumiier
Eyre County
Juinn
Churchill and Party Leaders Plot UK Election Strategy
London reports Winston Churchill and his shadow cabinet moving to shape campaign plans as Labour leader Clement Attlee seeks a decisive vote of confidence. Polls show Tory gains as Liberal and Labour strategize conferences and seats across the United Kingdom ahead of an October 25 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Winston Shirehill
Clement
Attlee
Ls Alles
India
Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Allee
Liberal Party
Commons
Scarborough
Churchill
Morgan Phillins
United Kingdom
Anthony Eden
Churchil
Eden
Tories
Woman Killed in Greensburg Crash At Route Intersection
A 49 year old West Virginia woman, Virginia Moore of Ellamore, died when her car collided with the side of a truck at the intersection of Routes 2 and 819 near Greensburg. State Police reported the fatal crash occurred today with Moore the sole occupant of her vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Fay
West Virginia
Virginia Moore
Ellamore
Malnutrition Blamed in Death of Corry Baby
A coroner and district attorney considered malnutrition the cause of death for Judy Roberta Lindstrom a 1 1/2 month old twin admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after being found near death. Her twin June Alberta also suffered malnutrition and was readmitted with oxygen care. The family faced police and welfare inquiries into home conditions. burial followed after a committal service at Bracken Keating Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
R. Lawrence Davison
Roberta Lindstrom
William Lindstrom
Warren Sree
Ich McLauchlin
McLaughlin
Mary Lindstrom
Sciota Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
June Alberta
hUme
William, Jr
Arvid Lindstrom
Archie Powers
Merrimen
Senate Approves Compromise Tax Plan Amid Debate
Harrisburg report says Senate leaders push a $500000 comprise program with a new tax package aimed at replacing the failed income tax proposal. Republicans forecast quick action and adjournment within two weeks as the plan seeks higher weekly grants and other relief, pending caucus agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Royton
Senate
Mts
House
T Newell Wood
Rcuwerne
Hkely Walid
Arance Lo
Republica Senate
James 8
Truman Predicts Democratic Victory in 1952
President Truman spoke at a news conference predicting a Democratic win in 1952. He criticized opposition tactics as misrepresentation and smears and refused to confirm renomination plans while noting work on the party platform. He praised New York Democrat Howard Flynn as a capable forecaster amid Republican fear of a vigorous campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Associated Prews
Washington
Maward J. Flynn
Deght D. Blyentower
Flynn
Nine City Streets Set for Resurfacing This Week
The city launches a Summer resurfacing program covering nine streets, begun on West Church Street and finishing by week’s end. The Streets Department, with DS, VanMarter of Jamestown, plans to tar and pave East Congress, West Church, Second Avenue, Mead, Delaware, Marion, Franklin, Mead, Bond, Weigel, and Raymond avenues, contingent on road conditions and recent excavations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gites
West Church Street
Rallronti
City Streets Department
VanMarter
Jamestown
Congress
Wright
Wayns
West Church
First
Second Avenue
Pleasant
Church
Mead Avenue
Delaware
Washington, Delaware
Essex
Marion
Grand
Smith Franklin
Grace
Mead
Smith
Mound
Bond
Genter
Weiglil
Raymond Avenue
Irving Street
Navy Air Force May Use Draft and Reserve Rethink
Washington reports the Navy and Air Force may resort to drafts to meet manpower. A Defense Department spokesman cites heavy turnover and reserve releases as a driver. A House subcommittee approved a three class reserve plan limiting presidential callups to authorized levels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Army
House
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Noh
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Erie Slayer Receives Life Term for Murder
Erie laborer 27 found guilty by a jury in criminal court of murder in the first degree for the slaying of his wife. He was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Gri Walle after appearing in Brie county court. The defendant admitted shooting his wife after attempts at reconciliation.
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Erie
Carvin
Gri Walle
Smith
Sallod
Accused Red Is Released On Bail
Irving Weissman 48, held on charges of plotting the overthrow of the government by force and violence, is freed on $20 000 bail. He was among communists arrested August 17 and freed after his wife from New York posted the bond. Others named include Steve Nelson Pittsburgh and Williams Albertson Detroit with $20 000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Pittsburgh
Irving Weissman
Fpree
Weisman
Rouup
New York
Steve Nelson
Wiliams Albertson
Detroit
Producing Gas Well Brought In On Carter Hill
Reports from residents near Carter Hill say a new producing gas well was drilled by C J Follett for Pennsylvania Gas Company. Early estimates place output at about 800000 cubic feet daily, more than double the other two wells. If sustained, company plans continued drilling north of the city to tap more gas and feed the mains. The well will be gauged again tomorrow to verify pressure and refine estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Gun Mishap May Blind Corry Youth
Merrill Nichols 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols of Corry Beaver Dam, was injured when a steel B B pellet from a companion's air rifle struck his eye. He was taken to Corry Eye specialist after examination at Corry Memorial Hospital. The impact caused hemorrhaging of the optic and doctors cannot determine eye damage yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Nichols
Robert Micholy
Corry-Beaverdam
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nichols
Helicopters Land Marines on Eastern Front Mountain
Eastern Front, Korea Sept 20. Giant Sikorsky helicopters moved a battle-ready Marine company onto a fortified peak, a first for helicopter troop insertion. The assault cut two days of climbing to four hours and supplied Marines with food and ammunition. Four helicopters also strung telephone lines to Marine HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Front
Korea
Sikorsk
HAL
Fire damages three houses in Glassport area
A blaze swept through three houses near McKeesport Pennsylvania causing about 90000 dollars in damage. No one was injured according to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Glassport
Social Security program covers Corry Memorial Hospital staff
The board reports hospital staff covered by the social security program and notes total insurance monies of $580,000 distributed. Superintendent Edgar Alexander details patient totals for April 1 to 15 with 257 patients treated, 1,245 care days, and a daily census of 40. There were 9 deaths and 2 births, plus 98 major and 4 minor operations. Ground improvements proceeded under the building project with funds from the Henry Shenk Co. contractor and architect Li.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial
Ba Mal
Faye Wbeurly
Henry Shenk Co
Wodt
Lithle
Mebie
Lsd
Ji’s Insurance
Edgar Alexander
Be Hospital
Utah
Probers to quiz plant officials over Lithofold loans
Senate investigations subcommittee questioned William M Boyle Jr and Lithofold Corp officials about a $1 250 legal fee and $18 500 000 in loans to a Brownsville Texas plant linked to Carthage Hydrocal The probe also noted a White House office connection through Shirley Green daughter of Lithofold’s Washington representative who was employed during loan negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Lithofold Corp
William M. Boyle
Senate
Sib
Stanhope
Hol. Blair
Jie
Geeil 0
Hen Finance Corporation
St. Louis Post
Dispatch
Sid Boyle
Lithofale
Jone
Flanagan
Carthage Hydrocal
Cabsielon
Brownsville
Tex
Gabrivision
GOP
Shirley Green
Lithotold
Toca
White House
Ottawa
U.S
Miss Green
Witnesses Call In Tax Fraud Trial
Erie prosecutors call new witnesses in the case of former Meadville tax consultant Sheldon H. Wolfe charged with filing inlaw income tax returns for 41 Meadville residents. Wolfe’s mistrial bid was denied. prosecutors continue to pursue taxpayers whose returns Wolfe filed in 1946 and 147.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie
George Folley
Meadville
Folley
Sheldon H. Wolfe
Wolfe
Sultant
Erotinds
Musaiced
Communists Resume Cease-Fire Talks Amid Sparse Details
A terse international report notes renewed cease-fire discussions with limited readable context. The fragment mentions a polio case and unspecified leaders, with references to a ceremony or event and a child’s health concerns.
Truman Says Senate Tax Bill Short of Need
President Truman criticizes the Senate tax measure as inadequate arguing for a larger revenue boost and broader base. He calls out provisions favoring corporate and special interests while noting the government is already in the red and the bill faces delay in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Senate
Associated
Washington
Trimma
Vic
Alben Barkley
Unis
Lagyshyne
Ue Mnarnce Corp
George D-Gai
Pennsylvania Telephone issues new stock in $2.5 million offering
The Public Utility Commission registered certificates for the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation Erie to raise 2.5 million dollars in stock to retire short form notes from banks for construction. The utility will issue 26,000 shares of preferred stock and 24,000 shares of participation stock, totaling about 2.1 million and 1.1 million respectively, serving 84,000 subscribers in multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Eee
Harrisburg
Utility Commisssion Hay
CWO
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Erie
PUG
Utilly Ill
Utily Furnistes
Downford
Venango
Warren
Mercer
Somerel Cambria
Bradford
Ex-Corryite Held on Morals Charge
Josep Meade, 24, once a taxi driver in this city now living in Tamestown, was arrested on morals charges. He was arraigned in Jamies's city court and pleaded innocent to a charge of endangering the life and health of a wild. Acting Judge Samuel S. Rolson set bail and postponed the trial date pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Meade
Tamestown
Jamies
Samuel S. Rolson
High Speed Jet Air Battles Continue Over Korea
Report details F-86 Sabre jets clashing with Mig 15s over west and north Korea in a 20 minute battle. Allied forces claim one enemy plane destroyed and several damaged as UN infantry regroups to counter battlefield losses near Ye Hills and other fronts.
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North Korea
Tokyo
Kaesong
Kuesong
Mathew B. Riteway
Korea
Peng Tehe Hual
Kim Ti Sung
Titison Offivere
HBS
Phos
Neubewny Ny Kapsorg
Nations Command
Ridgway
Iistake
Seniryl
Eighth Army
U. S
Fifthair Forge
Wweather
Tron
Ye Hills
Reds
Siv Hills
Atlusky
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