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27 Sep 1950
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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 27, 1950
Page
1
UN Plans Peace and Relief Plan for Korea at UN Assembly
Britain leads a strong move in the United Nations Assembly to frame a peace and relief plan for Korea to operate after fighting ends. The plan seeks Korea’s freedom and a government elected under United Nations supervision with continued military assistance for South Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
United Nations Assembly
Korea
U.N
United States
Fallimiee Brille
Ernest Bevin
U. N
T. N
Pega O
South Korea
Sone
Ufeplah
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Russius
Steyay
Security Council
Tony Brocedural
Tryeve Lie
Ecuador
Robert Schuman
U. S
Dean Acheson
Europe
Westinghouse raises prices on six electric items
Prices on Westinghouse Electric houseware products rise by up to 3.00 with new delivery uncertainty for the year. Items affected include automatic pop up toasters electric irons and coffee makers with varied higher costs cited. Turnpike opening in Harrisburg may slip about three weeks beyond October 1 per the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Skid Ib
Gifford Named To Douglas Post In White House Announcement
Washington sept 29 the White House announced President Truman selected Walley S Gifford to replace Lewis W Douglas as ambassador to London Gifford former chair of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and a Republican will take effect november 1 after British approval Douglas resigns for recent considerations and returns to London to work there briefly before home transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford
Douglas
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Truman
Walley S. Gifford
Loheon
Te Board
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Wil
Lewis W. Dougine
Eustan
Daugus
London
Douglas Jilans
Love
Artem Te West Gifford
Luwton
Europeati Ue
Local man fined for brawl and drunkenness in Youngsville
Ted Baron aged 41 of Youngsville was fined 50 for disorderly conduct and 10 for drunkenness after pleading guilty before Police Magistrate M.S. Gabe. Co defendant Paul Hinshaw, arrested for disorderly conduct, was freed as the charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Baron
Youngsville
M.S. Gabe
Paul Hinshaw
Wayne Street
War
Wil
Bacon
Hinshaw
East Maby Street
Traffic Safety Award Given Here
The city received a National Safety Council plaque for 1949 without a single fatal accident on city streets. Mayor J Fred Kinley accepted on behalf of the city with Fred Whipple and other officials present on the lawn in front of the Municip Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cly
National Safety
Fred Whipple
Council On Safety Education
J. Fred Kinley
Whipple
Stewart Long
Charles Bracken
William Leaby
Rarl Cherry
Richard Rossbacher
Harley Drake
Paul Goodman
Corp
Theodore Hubley
Raymond Barstow
Jack Stab
Arthur Martin
Four Involved Sought in $90,000 Worthless Checks Case
Police seek three men and a woman connected to cashing more than $90,000 in worthless checks in northwestern Pennsylvania. Chief Edward Gibson says the checks were paid as salaries by Bayer Construction Co of Warren and circulated in Meadville Bradford and DuBois from August 82 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Edward Gibson
Meadville
Bayer Construction Company
Warren
Bradford
DuBois
Steel workers accept pay hike offer by ALCOA
The United Steelworkers bargain team accepted a 10 percent wage increase offered by ALCOA for about 30 000 production workers in 23 plants effective October 1 and for 15 000 salaried employees. The union plans to press for wage reopenings and a possible union shop across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Copany of America
CIO Unites Steelwonkene
ALCOA
USW
James Thimmel
Algoa
Thimmel
Simlinp
CTO
ATT International Council of
Amum
Num
Arkansas
Detroit
Philip Murray
Steelworkers
Ie C1
Deer Industry
Murray
VFW Post Seeks Missing Guns in Recall Push
The Archie W. Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks 18 missing rifles leased from the Army. Only 12 of 30 are found. post officials warn prosecution if not returned within a week. Serial numbers will be turned over to game wardens before hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Thompson
Post Protets
Army
VFW
Brief Meeting on Hospital Drive Progress
Aubrier meeting at Hotel Corry discussed paying 54692 in pledges to Corry Memorial Hospital building fund. Despite no reports, chairman Charles Bracker said division heads showed a gratifying response and the campaign should close next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrier
Corry
Unified Army Proposal Approved by Atlantic Pact
In New York on September 27 the North Atlantic Pact nations endorsed a peacetime unified force plan to defend Western Europe and counter Soviet expansion. The move commits member states to maximize available manpower and resources, with Germany's role to be determined, and defense ministers scheduled to meet in Washington on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Norlin Atlantic Coum
Cil
Western Europe
Druman
United States
Cornet Jett
Germany
West Europe
S A Army Buys Station Wagon For Corry Relief Efforts
The Sal vad A rmy corps in Corry purchased a new station wagon funded by local donors led by Lt Gaskell. Contributions from listed residents and groups supported the purchase intended to aid relief work evangelism hospital visits and transportation for the needy elderly and evangelistic missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Corps
The
Salvation Army
Corry
Merlin Gaskell
David A. Hillstrom
Fret Barton
John Rickers
H. B. Reed
Olin Bracken, Sr
Frank Ames
Berth Miller
Myrna Miller
Gaskell
Anthony Lita
FR. G. Barnes
Lynn Sill
Albion
Wattsburg Fair
Clarence Wallace
Col
Ralph Miller
Gaskell Thesialon
Truman Signs Massive Defense Bill for Allies Aid
President Truman signed a large defense and aid bill totaling 17 099 902 85 dollars with 4 billion for military aid to allies. The ceremony was brief in the White House Oval Office at 10:20 am. The measure also includes economic help to nations supplying military materials to Russia or satellite states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trainin
United States
White House
Biography of Truman May Aid GOP in Election
A long biographical note reports Truman’s speaking tours and statements influencing the 1946 midterm race. It cites quotes from Daniels and Byrnes about Truman’s stance on Russia, appeasement and postwar policy, noting Democratic reactions and potential impact on the presidential contest. The piece hints at context from a Raleigh newspaper and references statements about Churchill, Prague, and troop withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Gop
Associated Press
Washington
Prusis
Republicads
Ofice
Tyumuri
Lan
Wecmon Ly
Berit
Ld Tribune
Byrnes
Yolace
Daniels
Trimin
Russia
Raleigh, N.C
Whitch
South Carolina
Daniel
Winston Shurchill
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Risrichs
Thad
Rusia
Dantely
Daeniels S
French Creek Boy Missing as Search Extends to Tri-State
A 32 year old French Creek resident, Stephen Romanosky, remains missing after last Thursday when seen hitchhiking toward Findley Lake. Local and tri state deputies combed French Creek Findley Lake areas but found no evidence. Detectives collected a birch bark and old shirt fragment likely tied to his night away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Romanosky
French Creek
Tri-State
Erle Ine Sinclairville
Sheriffs Depuiies
Findley Lake
Joseph Romanosky
Sheriff's Office
Mayville
Nations to bear burden in North Korea conflict
The United Nations contends that allied nations must supply troops if a cross border war escalates or an occupation is needed. About 80,000 U N ground troops are being reinforced in Korea, with 54 nations offering support and India and Pakistan considered additional contributions as the U N seeks to stabilize the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riendly
38Th Parallel
Associated Press
Washington
Sepi
United Nations
Carey
South Korea
Cercul Pation i Nataly Kurea
North Korea
U.N
India
Pakistan
U. N
Moscow
Asia
Columbus Home Fire Threatens Adams Residence
Columbus volunteer firemen answered a call at 10 this morning to a fire threatening the home of Mr and Mrs Marshall Adams near the Hed and White store. Mrs Adams and Mrs Elizabeth Mesenger aided by the two sons battled the blaze as it burned a 9 by 12 foot rug a card table an ironing board and clothing. The interior filled with smoke and investigators suspect a burning stove or dropped kerosene on papers ignited the fire.
Prisoners Fate Remains a Mystery in Tokyo Report
Tokyo dispatch reports ongoing uncertainty over the fate of more than 200 prisoners of war held by Japanese forces. A U S Army correspondent notes communications from General MacArthur indicate POWs may be in the Beptl Jun area, with Allied units probing the situation. The report cites a trail of messages relayed from Western Pacific Command and hints at possible relocations of POWs by Japanese authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Maya Anthan
BIL Rinse
Foren
Red Cross Aides Reappointed at Cony Chapter Meeting
Red Cross aides and standing committees of the Cony Chapter were reappointed at the regular monthly session held at the North Center Street headquarters. Leaders include Mrs Farley Jahysor for home service, Dr Hugh O’Hare for blood, Rev Francis Whiter and others. Miss Gordon reported 20 volunteers available for fifteen service duty and production made 100 pairs of slippers for veterans at Deshon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Ren Crage
North Center Street
Ase Nigh
Home Service
Brack
Mis
Farley Jahysor
C. M. Hower
Hugh O'Hare
Charles Stewart
Warps
Francis Whiter van An En
Bonita Gordon
Mutur Ice
Earl Haight
JF Needham
Meg
Olin Branken
Dorothy May
Rassilas Browty
Ellawar Wassiiile
Lon Hatne
Oui Chai
Mitrineth Alfred
Buffalo
Koren
Miss Gordon
Tenteen
Stewarts
Deshon Hospital
Din Taggart
Sehshma
Houghton
Howard
Johnson
Social Welfare Committee
Corry Days Sale Opens Tomorrow With Many Reduced Prices
City shoppers face a three day sale beginning tomorrow as merchants offer sharply reduced merchandise. Read special advertisements tonight and tomorrow in The Journal to spot bargains. Participating stores display placards and signs in their windows.
Marines Raise American Flag Over Capitol Seoul
AP reports American marines captured and raised the Stars and Stripes over Seoul amid widespread destruction and ongoing fighting. casualty figures mount as United Nations forces push to clear Reds from the city and link severed fronts near Changyi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Associated Press
Tokyo
Seoul
Fiz
Eis
Ans
Ito
Pavel Ekery
Spallstihl Wits
Korea
Toni Lasbert
Beall Hoke Lambert Xoxo
Eather
Don Whitehead
Tymbert
United Nations
Pusan
Sea of Japan
Pusein
Changyi
Red Kbrean
Bill Ross
Seventh Infantry Division
Thehon-Seoul
Changii
Inah
R Baker
Spokarie
Prederl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indonesia
Harrisburg
Peninsylvenia Turnpike Commission
Philadelphia
Man
Alcoas
VFW Post
Unified Army
North Atlantic
S.A
Columbus
Tog Press
RED Cross
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