26 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1951
Page
1
The fragment shows a cluttered 1947 style classified page listing farms, houses, furniture, and equipment for sale or rent. It mentions Cobbetts, 418 West Central, multiple rooms, beds, baths, and various tools, with contact notes and dates peppered throughout.
Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Stabilization intensified enforcement on meat packing and distribution with raids in 200 cities. Violations cited include overcharging, improper grading, and incomplete records. OPS seeks tighter control as industry officials challenge the measures and consider rent and price ceilings across beef and pork products.
Estes Kefauver, a U S senator famed for leading a Senate crime inquiry, told the Ambassadors Club that war can be avoided if free nations unite in peace as they do in war. He urged stopping bickering and duplicating efforts and pooling energies in time of peace.
Negotiations seek a new agreement between Aero Supply Mfg Co and the Aero Union Machinists. Workers have labored without a contract since June 25 at the Fouril Waed plant. Federal mediators aid talks. wage demands remain unresolved amid a proposed raise tied to the Labor Guidelines index. Grover Stahlbrook of Meadville is set to attend a meeting of management and union committee members.
A several year old boy, James Leroy Hepler, sustained minor injuries in a two vehicle collision on a wet highway near a bridge over Brokenshyw Creek along Corry Spring Creek. Hepler, riding in a car operated by his father Lester Hepler, collided with a Pennsylvania Telephone truck driven by Albert Young. Police report Young attempted to slow for the oncoming car but skid, causing the impact and about 175 dollars in damage.
Dr George Gash predicted a possible recovery of movement for Clifford Ross after nine weeks of treatment at the Multiple Sclerosis Clinic in Olean. Ross, among the first patients in the remodeled clinic run by Dr Cash and his wife, will require ongoing therapy, histamine based medications, d tetroboctenine and hormones, plus physiotherapy to adjust for life.
Britain seeks U S support as Prime Minister Attlee orders a strong protest over Tehran's expulsion of oil officials. Sir Oliver Franks to push for meeting with President Truman to convey Britain’s position and warn of consequences for Anglo Iranian relations. Foreign Office states Tehran bears responsibility for the decision.
Harrisburg reports a tight forecast as the State Senate weighs a one half percent income tax alongside real estate transfer and inheritance tax changes. Republicans show varied support. expected passage hinges on Democratic votes. Estimated revenues total about 146.5 million dollars with a 120 million income tax projection.
APME officials urge possible diplomatic break with Communist Czechoslovakia if William N. Oatis remains imprisoned. The report, prepared for 250 editors, stresses the case’s impact on press freedom and foreign news coverage.
Residents of Corry reported a brilliant display of the Northern Lights last night. Shafts of light illuminated the northern sky and one observer described the scene as a beautiful celestial display, though the aurora caused headaches for TV owners as reception failed on April sets.
San Francisco Sept 26 The American Federation of Labor backs unity with other unions and keeps William Green as president for another year Secretary Treasurer George Meany and 13 vice presidents were unanimously approved for continuation The AFL calls for organic unity with other American unions and plans talks with CIO leaders while signaling no rush to sever the CIO alliance despite possible acceptance of the AFL program by CIO officials
Gabrielson rejects rumors of quitting as Republican National Chairman amid pressure from some Republicans. He says he has no intention to resign and notes his role shaping policy regarding the Gary Fordney Fordom company under RFC scrutiny. Representative Saylor seeks his resignation while arguments over his performance continue.
Washington February reports say officials from McMahon and Lovett reaffirmed push for all out atomic weapons production. They warn unrestricted development could lower costs of conventional arms while stressing models remain uncertain.
Corry chapter officials began recruiting blood donors for the Red Cross blood mobile visit set for October 14. At a regular meeting the chapter approved year ahead requirements and named officers including Mrs James Harper as chairwoman and Mrs C M Howard as vice chairwoman.
The United States Britain and France declared that Italy’s wartime and postwar restrictions should be removed. They affirmed Italy’s loyalty and cooperation with the Allies and supported Italy’s goal of joining the United Nations, though the Western Big Three noted continued vetoes and peace treaty constraints. The delegation emphasized Italy’s democratic progress and equal partnership in the postwar order.
Los Angeles September hearings by House Probers of Communism wrapped on the seventh day with Sidney Buchman admitting past Communist ties and vowing to resist Reds. Witnesses included former SWG leaders who described Communist influence inside the guild, estimating about 60 of 1200 members as Communists. Francis Walter announced continued probes into defense industries and other sectors.
Ebensburg Pa September 26 County detective Joseph Roberts says Peter Woods a two year old black child is safe after the ta boo shooting of an unemployed coal miner Joseph A Mansfield 39 Ebensburg was killed with a .32 semi automatic pistol Sunday during an altercation in a mountain cabin District Attorney Samuel Di Franceso says charges will be murder filed
Harry Gross, a bookie, was indicted on ten counts by the Byyukiva Jwukey jury. The case alleges a scheme tied to a $70,000 amount and involves police and hired counsel. Gross pleaded not guilty as the jury recorded the proceedings last week.
United Nations command rejected further truce talks escalation amid recent crashes and conflicts. Allied leaders report heavy jet losses and ongoing investigations as discussions continue for a path to peace.
Reports from London say King continues to gain strength while remaining under close care after Sundays illness. Four Buckingham Palace doctors monitor him around the clock. two nurses stay nearby as progress is noted. The bulletin is signed by physicians and the surgeon who described daily stability and cautious improvement.
A Senate internal security committee subpoenaed an unidentified witness in Erie to inquire into reports of Communist infiltration in an electrical union. A closed door hearing was tentatively scheduled for Sunday to pursue the inquiry as the committee maintains a policy of secret sessions for summoned witnesses.
On Guam a Japanese soldier was found asleep on a northeast beach last night. Two fishermen captured him as other Japanese reportedly escaped. The man, Koishi Koishi, age 39, was tied by police and held for authorities.
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