New Castle News (Newspaper) - October 24, 1952, New Castle, Pennsylvania NEW CASTLE NEWS 222 NEWS NEW CASTLE PA FRIDAY OCTOBER 24 PAGES NEWS FIVE CENTS A COPY BITTER FIGHTING ON KOREAN FRONT Four Burn To Death In Blazing Wrecked Auto Near Hubbard Four Are Pinned In Automobile After Collision Fatal Crash Occurs On Route 62 Late Thursday Night YOUNGSTOWN Oct persons all of Hubbard 0 including an expectant burned to death late Thursday night in the blazing wreckage of their car after a collision with an- other auto on Route 62 north of nearby Hubbard Dead arc Joseph Carano 63 driver of the death car his wife Dena their daughter-in-law Mrs Albert Carano 24 an ant mother and a fourth person known only as Marie Madeline Pinned bi All four were pinned in the Carano it went out of control when rammed from be- hind struck a concrete bridge abutment overturned and burst into flames on Route 62 near the intersection of Houte 7 Clinc Welch 42 of New York driver of the other car told police that Carano had pulled out of Route 7 in front of him and that he was unable to stop in time His wife Sylvester 38 was a ger in the car but neither was seriously hurt They were taken to SI Elizabeth hospital in town Lawrence County should be represented at the sessions of the state Grange which open next Monday in Pa Quite a number of local grangers ters and past masters will be in attendance at the sessions New Ohio license plates which have emerged over the past few weeks are much more legible than those which they replaced The old plates were carried for several years and became almost able Although local residents have seen enough snow in the past two or three years to do them for some time to come plans arc moving ahead to prepare for supervised about the city for the coming winter months Below freezing weather of the earlier part of the week caught some with apples ing on their trees resulting in a considerable loss in some cases The unexpected freeze arrived in the midst of the harvest and made any apples that were not picked previously Patching of holes that developed along various county roads is still the time uf a crew of highway department workmen Seemingly when all the sions reported have been handled several more have developed and attention is given to them The county roads are reported in first class shape at present Various officers of the law In the county area are keeping close watch on the section under their supervision these days in order that unnecessary damage may be prevented to property during the current Halloween season Piling of corn shocks on the can result in serious accidents as motorists attempt to avoid the ob- and is a dangerous prank DIES AT AGE OK 110 Ont Oct UN'S Reynolds believed to be Canada's oldest man make it Last August on his birthday he promised from n pital I'll be out for my day party next year He died yesterday Daily Weather Report WEATHER FORECAST Pair tonight lowest to 40 north and around 40 in the south portion Tomorrow some cloudiness anil 50111 cooler Slates for the period ending at 9 Maximum temperature Minimum temperature 10 Precipitation frost River 5 fret for the some date a year ago Maximum temperature 79 Minimum temperature 39 Freripilatlon 24 Inches British A-Bomb Blast Press MONTE BELLO early stage in the explosion as Britain's first atomic weapon is exploded Clouds extended to two miles high and approximately a mile wide Philippines Typhoon Death Toll Mounting Toward 500 By CARLOS ANGELES I N S Staff correspondent MANILA Oct teams today battled the danger of epi- demics in central Philippine areas devastated by Wednesday s phoon which killed at least 430 persons and left 211 missing Property and crop damage wrought by the typhoon was estimated at Moving west across the China Sea the big wind storm called Trix was reported nearing the east coast of Indo-China where another typhoon and high waves caused several hundred casualties earlier this week New Typhoon Reported Meanwhile a new typhoon named Wanda was swirling over the Pacific with its central winds reportedly approaching a velocity The weather bureau in Manila said that at Friday the new storm svas located miles east of the southern pine Island of Mindanao Whether it would hit the Philippines de- pended on its future course A bulletin issued by the Philippine Red Cross placed Continued on Pace Two Hold Grammer Murder Guilt Is First Degree Counsel Seeking Basis To Appeal Court Decision By EDWARD M I N S Staff BALTIMORE Oct for convicted G ward Grammer pored over pages of voluminous testimony today in search for a peg on which to base a motion for a new trial The warl ime convicted of first degree murder faces death by hanging or life Imprisonment Defense Attorney Anthony S Federico who has three days in which to file a new trial motion probably will appeal lo the hench of Baltimore com- posed of Infers from various courts in the city If the panel denies the motion next will be the Maryland court of appeals ai Annapolis which hears all punishment cases under a new state law This court probably will meet Nov 1 Sentence Delayed Grammer stood motionless as Judge Herman M Moser branded a cold meticulous killer and declared him guilty after nine days of testimony in the trial Sentence was de- layed pending the expected de- fense motion Thr York Mining Company look he verdict a whimper 01 grimace Only the t nn Two Gen Eisenhower Carries Battle Into Michigan Makes Fighting Speech In Buffalo Thursday Night By KENNETH A N S Staff EN ROUTE WITH Oct 24 Gen hower carried his new knuckled campaign fight into Michigan today with bitter de- of the Democratic administration as power mad and the product of the slime of machine politics and bossism Ike is expected to speak on the Kurean war in Detroit Fighting Mad Speech In a fighting mad speech before a crowd of nearly in Buffalo last night the GOP nominee his opponents of trying to make political profit nut of racial and religious bigotry charges Eisenhower praised the record of exiled Poles in World War II in a city with a heavy Polish population and told them that his political rivals were trying to set group against group Republican standard-bearer spoke to an overflow crowd in the Buffalo Memorial auditorium where his Democratic rival Gov Stevenson spoke the previous night to a slightly smaller crowd Despicable Campaign Sen R N Y opened the attack on the administration in an introductory speech and accused Continued on rago Two DEATH RECORD Friday October 21 1852 Mrs Miller New Wilmington William B Clark 78 R n I City Hurricane May Strike Havana Reported Moving At 25 Miles Per Hour MIAMI Oct A whirling tropical hurricane companied by winds of 125 miles M hour twisted ils way northward in the Caribbean today and headed for 210 miles away The latest advisory from the Miami weather station at 5 a m today reported hurricane tho sixth of the season al latitude 20.4 north longitude 81.3 wesl The newest storm roared its path at annul 10 and is i expected to remain on a fnr the next 12 1 Winds of nf M near nf Mm i and from t I'm 100 miles A hunter which flew into tho area did not penetrate its center because of the ferocity of the storm hut the pilot Lt Wilfred Moehle 7817 S of reported that the fall was so violent that he not sec the eye of the hurricane Will Urge Reds lo Accept Terms For Truce Twenty-Three Free Nations To Join U.S In Urging War's End By PIERRE J HUSS I N S Staff UNITED NATIONS N Y Oct 24 Twenty-three free nations joined the U S today in sponsoring a resolution urging Red China and North Korea to accept UN truce terms and end the Korean ivar Secretory of Stale two-hour speech on the Korean armistice negotiations was at his request from last night tu this afternoon al 3 p.m EST in the political committee To He Presented Today The U S resolution originally to given tu political committee yesterday will be pre- sented this afternoon The U S divulged only the fact tbat Britain is a but all the tries with troops in Korea are tain to be among the signatories speech was described by a U S spokesman as ant and designed to shape up into a maximum UN peace bid in Korea prepared of notes and will speak largely off the cuff The respite Rave him an opportunity lo reshuffle his notes and challenge Soviet Foreign ister Andrei Vishinsky's emphasis on the Communists Oct U posal at Red Play On Words They stressed that war would He returned to their domicile instead uf a Communist play on words which some U N delegates believe might be designed lo open the out of the present impasse on the re- patriation principle The U S resolution calls upon Red China and North Korea lo avert further bloodshed by having their negotiators agree io an Plans His Final lour For Leaves Washington Sunday Night For Middle West Speeches My G NIXON N S WASHINGTON Oct ident Truman was back in the While House only for week promising that he is nut through with the Republicans and won't he until November 4 Mr Truman looking extremely fit and happy wound up a day swing through New Jersey Pennsylvania and oilier lan tic slates with a whistle-stop speech at Washington's Union Station where an enthusiastic crowd greeted him The President called the rent campaign the most important since the Civil War because it will C Defeat Proposal Of Soviet Press UNITED NATION'S X Nations delegates lo the Political committee vole on the USSR posal to brills North Korean representatives to the UN to discuss Korean war The resolution was defeated Voting against H are Secretary of Oran Acheson 3rd from and Lloyd of England 4th from Russia's Andrei Vyshinsky 5th from left keeps his hand lowered as docs the Ukranian delegate 2nd from Assembly did tier id to invite thr South Korean ment will sneak today on the resolution proposing the GA endorse the stand taken by U S as the agent of the UN In the Korean truce Cautious Note Of Optimism In Coal Strike Negotiations May Be In Progress By FELIX GOTTEN I X S WASHINGTON Oct cautions note of optimism was heard in the coal wage for the first time today amid reports of negotiations aimed at a settlement of the soft coal I strike j David L Cole chief of the oral mediation service was under- stood to be trying to work out a formula to satisfy the United Mine Workers mine operators and the Wage Board Another report indicated UMW president John L Lewis is ahout having an agreement approved soon and has predicted that I he nationwide strike of OOo bituminous workers shortly will end Lewis previously lias slated I hat the entire negotiated increase cut 40 by he Wage Hoard would have 11.1 bo granted before the miners would return to work Hard Coal Production Continues Meanwhile anthracite operators reportedly won postponement until next week of a showdown on their new contract with the UMW and Continued in Yoshida Is Renamed As Japanese Prime Minister Gov Stevenson Campaigns In New York State TOKYO Oct Reru Yoshida reflected primo of Japan by the new Diet parliament tonight The House of Representatives gave the premier 247 out of votes cast In the contest for the premiership was Japan's war time foreign minister mitsu who signed the Japanese surrender In OB votes Vole Of Approval The Diet's upper chamber the House of Councillors gave Yoshida a complimentary vole of There the premier received out of 205 votes eaker of the by 244 nut of 454 voles cast un CAR ft Two DAMAGES PITTSBURGH Oct A West Brownsville Pa man was awarded In damages today against the Monongahcla Railway company by a federal court jury Walter K said lie a bond injury in the dent on March 0 1901 when a locomotive smashed into three cabooses in the South Brownsville Candidate Gets Donkey Stevenson takes time to admire a toy presented by an admirer Michael a for the Sena IP from Ohio with about the Condemnation Of Properties Is Considered School Board May Take Court Action After Ten Days A motion lo give five property owners at the proposed school site 10 days to ee pt prices offered by the School Hoard for properties was passed Thursday night at a ing of the board in the tration building East street Paul Cuba and Alex Samuels voted no on the motion Fighting Attitude Adopted As He Speeds Up Drive L I N fi WITH Oct Gov Stevenson in an mood over the Alger Hiss issue adopted a fighting attitude today and pushed his campaign at its fastest pace In a battle for New York's 45 electoral votes The presidential embarked on the busiest day of his White House drive with 13 whistle-stop in Iks scheduled in thu key state starting at a m KST and ending at p in In Up-State New York His itinerary rend almost like a roll-call of upstate New York He speaks at Niagara Falls Ro- chester Geneva Seneca Falls Auburn Syracuse Rome Uttle Falls dam Schenectady and Troy Stevenson served notice in land fast night that the chips are down in his campaign and he will j pull no punches as he heatedly at- tacked what he called a COP of innuendo and tion based on role in the Hiss The Illinois governor ended d on The Test A-Bomb As Weapon Of Sabotage LONDON Oct INS London Daily science er Mid today explosion was the first test of the is ii weapon writer based his lift nn the disclosure by Prime Minister Winston Churchill that the bomb detonated inside a Uh which as n result This nave to speculation that test was designed lo ascertain what mishi happen If an A-bomb were smuggled into a British bor in 1 small If the property owners involved refus to accept the properties will be condemned and building started us soon as possible Prims Demanded Prices demanded by owners are Michael Con John T mis Michael J Gabriel Arrn.'inclo and Mrs William 000 Prices offered by the Hoard in order arc 000 and In other action taken up nice tint the Hie possibility of eliminating high nn Care Two MILK oct 24 announcement was by the Slate Milk Control sinn today that prices will up one cent a juart in the November 1 The new prices name as a tive list 10 days will be a quart for homo de- livery and rents for More chases The price will drop back in Britain And in thr I one rent a next April 1 there has been speculation that j such t blow used to j launch a war U S have been up apparently with snch In Central Front Scene Of Fierce Battling Today U.S Seventh Division Troops in Hard Combat By ED HYMOFF Correspondent SEOUL Oct 24 United tales Seventh Division troops Battled to within 30 yards of ike's Peak on Korea's blazing central front but withdrew under heavy Chinese artillery and mortar fire The Americans jumped off a strong new attack late Friday as United Nations ar- tillery blasted a path through thick Communist mine field on the approaches to the peak at the northwest corner of the Triangle Hill mass For three hours the GI's fought their way forward reaching points 90 and then 30 yards from the towering hill before the violent from Red artillery and mortars forced them to pull back to their starting line South Korean Puah Elsewhere along the front Chinese Reds regained the crest of Iron Horse mountain and stalled a South Korean push which had overrun most of the northern Up of Sniper Hidge These actions highlighted grim new battles that erupted around a half dozen key heights iu four tors of the front and shattered a two-day comparative hill In the west-central area forced Chinese again over the top of Iron Horse behind heavy and machine gun barrages before dusk Friday South Korean soldiers were shoved down the ern slope after they had clawed their way hack to a point just be- low the crest which had been lost to the Reds in the morning At about midday a violent Allied artillery bombardment had forced the Chinese to flee rorn the Iron Horse summit Chinese For hours during the afternoon the crest was a no man's land across which the Reds and South Koreans traded grenades and automatic weapons fire Then the Chinese counterattacked On the central front units of what appeared to be a fresh Chinese another push toward embattled Sniper Friday afternoon Field dispatches said the Red reinforcements were being mowed down by concentrated artillery fire Earlier in the day South Korean troops had gained the top of Ob- northernmost knob nf Sniper Hidge but were stalled in further efforts to complete their of the hill Also on the central front Seventh Division forces crushed a Chinese on Jane Russell Hill and teamed with Ethiopian troops in a on nearby Tri- angle peak before dawn Other Allied troops hammered bark pre-dawn my against Little no Inside Today's Obituary TV Sports Theatrical Arthur 10 More Thinking Days Until Nov 4 No nutter nor prices of i food no nutter if taxes are high i that the the concerned with tho n if 1 Trojan Just now and he's hoping make it im- and dry For It won't the of i he so lone ere the deep winter enemy The newspaper said the bomb was hy i radio control ship and this too would help concealment Also raised by the was the that the A-bomb may be made from 111 to fired snows will blanket the course where he plays so lor weather that it too touch al least for these autumn AM summer played and he's Mill yet though the dur It Is he hopes for 3 few more oat on thn the superb
