29 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1951
Page
1
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Babson argues corporations ignore the value of workers and foremen. He warns slipping departments cause losses and health issues. A $1000 investment in repairing or rest for a key worker could yield greater dividends than machine fixes, stressing human factors over machinery. Continued on Page Four.
The Senate passed its revenue measure by 57 to 19 approving a third wartime tax increase estimated between 5.45 and 7.2 billion dollars. The Senate bill would raise less revenue than the House version, and conferees will meet next week to bridge the gap.
Corry employers hold off awaiting definite congressional action on new tax legislation. The Senate proposal would raise personal income taxes by about 2.38 billion dollars with an 11 percent added levy, while the House plan would push taxes up about 2.854 billion with a 12 percent surcharge. Both plans include higher excise levies on autos, trucks, gasoline and other consumer items.
The Donovan Construction Company dispute over sewer work near East Smith arrewl storm sewer will not go to trial this year. The case, numbered 1479, remains on a heavy October trial list of about 190 cases and may be moved to next spring if judges clear the docket. Attorney Frank Quinn faces other cases, delaying prep work, while pre trial proceedings cleared some issues for a later civil term.
The Defense Department announced 55 000 draftees will be kept in service in November and December. Assistant Secretary Rosenberg said strength adjustments will expand Marine Corps capacity beyond two divisions, with 29 000 drafted to the Army and 10 000 to the Marine Corps in November, and 7 000 to the Army and 6 900 to the Marines in December. The two months raise total draftees to 434 080 since selective service began.
Mount Etna in Sicily started erupting with reddish clouds and clouds rising high, seen from 30 miles away. The eruption began last night with loud roars and formed lava in the crater area, though not threatening nearby settlements.
A silo filling bee was organized after 29 year old Eilis Miller of Donation Hill suffered a severe fracture of the right leg while working alone at his home. The accident occurred while a belt from a tractor to the ensilage cutter slipped, trapping his leg. neighbors helped move him to hospital shortly after. His wife was injured in a separate accident earlier in the week.
Washington Sent 29 Mon C Wallgren longtime friend of President Truman resigned yesterday as head of the Federal Power Commission effective October 1st. Wallgren cites personal and private reasons. He is a former governor and Democratic senator of Washington.
George Nicholas of Pittsburgh's Hill district started a White mobihs term in Allegheny county jail on charges of operating two numbers lotteries. He pleaded guilty to both charges.
Corry residents will set clocks back one hour tomorrow morning to reestablish EST after five months of Daylight Saving Time. The shift, effective at 7 a.m., affects trains buses church services and post office hours citywide.
W S Houghton says Korea’s blood stock is only seven days and the Red Cross aims to recruit 200 donors by October 16 to collect at least 150 pints, with a blood mobile planned to visit Corry on October 18 to register volunteers.
The sentenced man Charles Hilian, 22, faces a county court verdict next Monday. He was found guilty on September 13 of fatally injuring his daughter Joyce Marie on May 28. The victim died at Corry Memorial Hospital within 24 hours.
Buenos Aires reports say President Peron announced the navy minister resignation as rankled by a revolt. The government claimed two retired generals led the uprising and Congress moved to execute officers tied to the rebellion. Army actions and arrests followed as campaigning for the November presidential election intensified.
Corinne Joyce Kappes a 19 year old Penn State junior from Oakmont Pennsylvania was fatally injured during a fraternity hayride at the Delta Tau Delta party officials said she slipped from the wagon track and fell under a moving wheel causing internal injuries. She died shortly before midnight at Centre County Hospital.
The city saw its first real touch of fall as cool winds and rain swept the district. A trace of frost was reported in some sections with flowers and garden plants nipped. 12 inches of rain were recorded yesterday and a light frost was possible later.
Mossadegh and Debby prepare to plead for their governments at the UN Security Council session next week. Britain warns of grave consequences over the nationalization dispute and calls for action against Iran's refinery seizure.
An elderly will led to a statewide search for Minnie Reitwidler, a former resident of Corry, now missing in Wisconsin. Reports say authorities traced possible leads across Wisconsin and New York, with relatives and local residents involved in the hunt for the missing heir tied to a Pleasant and first avenue household.
Corry residents earned a net after tax income of $14,792,000 in the past year, fueling higher spending on food, automotive purchases, furniture and radios. Food bills totaled $3,193,000 with an average $1,250 per family, while automotive sales reached $9,289,000 and furniture and radios $531,000.
A radio report alleges the United States sabotaged Kaesong talks and plans to push Red forces to the Yalu River while threatening base bombings in China, with no reference to Ridgway’s proposal.
Allied air units attacked Communist traffic targets before dawn in Korea, hitting an estimated 1,000 vehicles between Suriwon and Pyongyang and disrupting rail movements. The raids followed renewed talks and mixed signals from Beijing and Peiping about the Kaesong negotiations and possible U S military moves toward the Yalu River.
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