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25 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 25, 1951
Page
1
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Pessimism Grows Over Korea Cease-Fire Talks
U S military and diplomatic leaders in Washington express fading hope for a Kaesong cease-fire as Reds stall, with optimism waning since August. Generals Bradley and Collins previously predicted an armistice, but recent exchanges show cautious wait-and-see sentiment and possible Moscow-driven peace moves to keep talks alive.
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Mees
Washington
U.S
Kaesong
Riviata
Jacob Malik
Wolson
Pentagon
State Department
Korea
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
J Lawson Collins
Army
Bradley
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridawhy
Tokyo
Recs
Mascow
Weapon Against Cancer Revealed
Washington reports that General Plestine Company unveiled an apparatus using radioactive cobalt to treat deep seated cancer. GE official Dr. E Dale Trout said cobalt power matches global radium supply and could cost 18 000 for the unit, enabling hospitals to afford high energy radiation therapy. Oatis reported well.
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Washington
General Plestine Company
Dale ‘Trout
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Italy Seeks UN Admission Amid U S Negotiations
Secretary of State Acheson pledged government effort on Italy's UN admission after repeated vetoes by USSR. Alcide De Gasperi, Italian prime minister, arrives for talks with President Truman as allies consider backing Italy's plea to join the United Nations and possible changes to postwar peace terms.
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Acheson
Italy
Associated Press
Washington
Ayount Ruseta
United Nations
Ig N Tal
Alcide de Gaspert
Tuely
de Gaspert
de Gaspers
Truman Sind
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Congress
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U.S. Britsin
France
Thaly
19 Stores Plan on Corry Days
Nineteen of Corry's progressive merchants join in the annual Fall Corry Days sales event, the last three days of the week. Thursday through Saturday feature attractive merchandise at reduced prices, with banners in windows to identify participants. Hundreds of shoppers from the city and nearby areas are expected to visit, drawn by the price slash and Corry Days merchandise advertised in the Journal.
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Hla
Level
Lred’s
Root Appliance
Murphy Co
Condition of King Improves After Major Operation
Buckingham Palace reports King George continued to gain strength after a major operation on Sunday. A fifth and most encouraging bulletin said the king had another restful night with doctors and staff at the palace. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh learned the news at Clarence House while Queen Mary’s household was notified at Marlborough House. The Duke of Windsor, staying with a friend in London, was also informed.
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Associated Press London
Buckingham Palace
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Palace
Bond
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
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London
Marlborough House
Houe
Mary
Duke of Gloucester
Princess Royal
Duke of Windsor
George
Green slated to continue as AFL president in San Francisco
AFL delegates meet in San Francisco on September 25 to elect 78 year old Bill Green to a 28th term as AFL president. The convention weighs relations with CIO, potential amity resolutions, and possible reforms as reform storms unfold. Randolph contemplates challenging AFL move to split United Labor Policy Committee, while textile and hosiery unions clash over jurisdiction. Both unions eye mergers. committees exist but have not met in over a year.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
AFL
Bill Green
Aneo
CIO
Sousal
CTO
Towl
Weil
Woodruff Randolph
International Typographical Union
AFL Executive Council
Montreal
United Labor Policy Committee
Federation
Randolph
United Textile Workers
Green
George Meaty
Matthew Weil
Debonair Anthony Valente
Textile
Lloyd Elenert
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
GIO
GIG
Ex-GIs Face Extradition For 1944 Holohan Killing
Turin authorities complete first step to extradite two American former servicemen, Aldo Teardi of Pittsburgh and Carl G. Lodolue of Rochester, to face charges in the 1944 killing of Major William V. Holohan. Prosecutor sent formal request. defendants deny charges, cited by the Defense Department as not in army. In Pittsburgh area, a nine year old boy, Steven Berning of Lincoln Place, was burned by playmates who doused his clothing in gasoline and set it ablaze, later extinguished in a puddle. police report second and third degree burns to his legs.
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Pico Turin
Italy
William V. Holohan
Turin
Lir
Aldo Teardi
Pittsburgh
Carl G. Lodolue
Rochester
Holohan
T. 5
Defense Department
Ien
Homestead
Oline
Steven Brerning
Lincoln Place
Sity Homestead Hospital
Annual Potato Harvest Begins Amid Labor Shifts
The annual potato harvest starts with lower expected yields due to July and August weather. Quality at Wiven Standyain is above average with live spuds around medium size. Prices may rise from last year as yields drop, with growers unsure of exact per acre yields. At Beaverdam and nearby farms, plantings and acreage shifted due to oversupply and price supports withdrawal. Puerto Rican workers join the harvest from Monday, paid by the hour, easing labor shortages seen in prior seasons.
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Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Lynn Sill
Dodd and Sons
Columbus
Sill
Puerto Rico
Baltimore
North
Chase
Area burglaries solved in Union City arrests
A series of break-ins in the Corny District led to the arrest of six Union City youths ages 14 to 18. State Police said confessions were obtained from James, Robert and Carl Fenno and Larry, Loyd and Lyle Bisbee. They face juvenile court after admitting to garage and filling station thefts in Corry Nath East Wesleyville and Union City areas with items recovered near their homes.
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Corny
Union City
Yanging Am Ae
Lawrence Perk
James
Robert
Carl Fenno
Larry
Loyd
Lyle Bisbee
Evie
Stile
Ale
Othey
Corry
Nath East
Wesleyville
Union Why
Avealine
Buesink
Actress Martha Vickers Divorces Mickey Rooney in L A
Martha Vickers sued for divorce from actor Mickey Rooney in Los Angeles citing his temper and temper tantrums. Rooney previously married Ava Gardner and Betty Jane? The case highlights a volatile marriage ending after Rooneys fits of anger.
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Los Angeles
Martha Vickers
Mickey Rooney
Rewives
Ava Gardner
Betty Rose
Miss Vickers
Income tax reform faces fight in Harrisburg debate
Harrisburg reports Democratic support sought for a modified income tax plan as GOP leaders push a vote. Sen. Halysky hints at possible cross party backing while Dent and Neff hesitate to confirm. The bill aims to raise about 120 million to 150 million for the state budget with a 1,000 exemption and a 0.5 percent rate, plus a $3 rebate for early payments.
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Harrisburg
Adnellstraptari Bulleti
Strut Democratic Awaporl Suday
GOP
John J. Halysky
D-Cambriad
John H. Dent
Samuel G. Neff
Beavers
Dent
Nef
Hiduska
Joeph M. Barr
Alleghwayi
Senate
groVvel
Answce
Revenue Department
Marely
Alsy
Aftel
Gov
John
Hay
Wwe
Hart in Wreck Driver Is Cited
A two car crash at Beaverdam near Corry occurred at 7:50 this morning. Merle Willigma Smith, 25, Spring Creek, failed to stop at a stop sign, causing $900 damage to both vehicles. Passenger Elsie Miller, 19, Corry RD 3, was treated for possible fracture of the right collar bone and facial injuries. Mrs Miller was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital by Bracken Keating ambulance.
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Spring Creek
R. D
Corry
Suib-Station
Beaverdam
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken-Keating
Elsie Miller
Miller
McInnes Steel Co
Corry Jamestown workers vote strike to back stand
Corry Jamestown area workers voted yesterday to strike in a show of unity over wage demands. Union leaders said the vote supports pushing for a wage increase, with talks continuing on the amount and terms.
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Cory
M- Lorge
Eure
Wwe
WSB
Iran orders 300 British oil technicians to leave by Oct 4
Tehran announces that 300 British oil technicians must exit Iran by October 4. Deputy Prime Minister Fatemi says the remaining Britons at the Abadan refinery can work only under individual contracts and within a one week deadline. The move follows Abdul Mollah Mossadegh’s demand while Britain weighs potential response and keeps warships in nearby waters.
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Prias
Thuraring
Thang
Trac Sill
Tran
Tay Pruner Mossadesh
Fatemi
Nelimnat Tranian Oil Company
Sawih Nanan
Khuzisbn
Sclerosis Victim Enters Hospital
Clitoed Ross, victim of sclerosis, entered a hospital today as $1,500 was donated by Corry ind ota residents. The treatment, launched months ago, aims to arrest progression and revive muscle function through muscular therapy and medicine.
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Ross
Fuewl
Wuibibin Welee
Corry
Thugnes
Waihi
Moray Crewtinen
Russ Poy
Hive
Hay
Fiearge
Oli Bracken
Soldiers held in Japanese slaying
Tokyo dates report two American airmen charged after a guard shootout at Tachikawa base. Air Force says a Japanese guard, Takamiiste Ura, died from a gunshot wound and the two U S soldiers Raymond V Fox Jr 21 of Ping Pa and Pvt Robert Fidacquet 19 Conshohocken Pa members of the 5th Amu Air Force were implicated. The unit commander said the Japanese guard fired first and the Americans returned fire during a breach attempt.
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Tokyo
Tapares
Fata
Balery
Air Boxe
Nephew Of Carry Men Crosses The Atlantic In 35-Foot Boat
The nephew of Carry men Bruno Ewald Paul and his wife Marek sailed from Hummag Germany in a 88-foot vessel named Thalia seeking residency in the United States. After an 4500 mile voyage via Spain Portugal Canary Islands and Gaba they arrived in Miami Florida only to be refused entry for lack of visitor permits. Immigration officials sent them to Ellis Island to await appeal from Miami.
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Atlantic
United States
Bruno Ewald Paul
Marek
Misini
Fla
Paul
Thala Paterson R
Boulder
Colo
Peterson
Thori Nielsen
Corry
I Klemen Nielsen
West Smith
Dane
Germany
Hum
Mag
Pail
Immigration de Ention Stalion
Ellis Island
New York
Miami
Hils
America
Thalia
Spain
Portugal
Canary Island
Bu Midalhy
Gaba
American planes win longest jet battle in history
Communist officers walked out of a Kaesong meeting as Gen Ridgway urged return for further talks. Allied officers warned Reds that Kaesong was not a casualty site while a tense, 50 minute session ended abruptly. Kinney signaled readiness to meet again next day amid strict conditions.
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Brest
Tokyo
Kaesang
Matthew B. Ridgway
Thanon
Guyaherry
Pewivlin
Alles Turer
Reds
Koesang
Cussiun
Glven
de Mentely
Raesorg
Omo
Aedes
Munsan
Panmtinjom
Koesong
Allind Liwison
Gal Andrew J. Kinney
Ridgway
Tim
Aom
Air Force
Andrew J. Kin
Anihia
Ghmese
Col Chaneghun
Uf. Mgmt
Korea
Amerlend
Sorthwent
Eom
Pynind Tevet Tt
Ohethy Ae
Tsailae
Dex
Valant
United Nations
Mindine
Tron
House Approves Pay Hike Bill in Harrisburg House Approves Pay Hike Bill
In Harrisburg on September 25 the House advanced a bill raising future General Assembly salaries from $3,000 to $5,000 per two year session. The measure passed 187 to 19 with sixteen Republicans and three Temperate ratified supporters. the $2,000 raise would total about $516,000 for the legislative salary quarters and take effect December 1952, regardless of committee status.
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Rex
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate
House
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