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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
Apr 30, 1952
Page
1
Oil Workers Launch Nationwide Walkout In New Strike Wave
More than 90 000 refinery and pipeline workers walked out nationwide amid stalled negotiations. Unions seek a 25 cent hourly wage rise and higher night differential pay as government officials hold no plans to intervene. The walkout risks natural gas shortages in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Onions
Direct Effects Seen From Regional Strike Across States
The Corry District expects no direct effects while the Quaker State plant at St Marys may idle and some pickets staff Old City and Esplan ton districts where workers have not voted. Gas supplies may shift 10 million cubic feet daily from the southwest and some pipeline idle could affect refineries. Government and union sources note no immediate intervention and wider shortages may hit motorists and gas supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Quaker State
St Marys
Old City
Esplenton
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Southwest
Gaumer Omperaguiras
Unis
Corry Days Sale Promises Bargains Across 34 Merchants
The Journal lists 34 participating merchants in Corry Days with ads for the event. Many stores will cut prices on numerous items during the three day sale starting tomorrow morning and running through Saturday closing time.
Lumber Blaze Destroys Tarentum Mill. several injured
A massive fire at the Lira Lumber Co mill in Tarentum caused about 500000 in damage and left several workers hurt. Injured were three men from Brackenridge and Natrona Heights with one losing an eye from a flying shard. the Rev Harold Kinard of Brackenridge was hospitalized after assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tarentum
Pao
Lira
Ecommitaitien
Tajmed
Honeman George Sauier
Tarentuin
Raymond Sakoweski
Theodore Writney
Brackenridge
William Kalender
Natron Heights
Harold Kinard
Church of God
Aldine Svemen
Nationwide steel plants shut down in rapid strike
About 190000 workers idle as a federal judge blocks action to sell the steel industry. Officials say the shutdown may be complete within 24 hours with orderly picket lines and minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Funtek
Sam
Bors
America
Vital
Millifter mii
Gark
Jent
Con
Sion
Star of the Walkoak
Philip Murray
T the
CTO
United Steel Workers
Truman
Cleveland
Republic Steel + Corp
Republic
Cieb
TS. Steel
Ingrid Bergman Expecting Twins This June
Roberto Rossellini announces Ingrid Bergman is expecting twins with a son already, Robertino, born in February 1950. He hopes at least one will be a girl and may name her Thabella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Rossellini
Thabella
Robertino
Fire Safety Event Aims Education Over Inspections
About 250 people are expected to attend a Tuncheon at One Veterans of Foreign Wars Home on May B for a free safety inspection. City officials, Kiwanis and Rotary members join representatives from fire and insurance groups in a daylong program at the Musjamps Building starting 8:30 a.m. The event includes group dispatches to business districts and a school essay contest linked to a fire education drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Jaltendins
Furance Compmon
Sooa Boy Bealls
Etvic
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
The
Fire Safety Association
Mus
St. Edward's School
Area Policeman Killed in Wreck Near Ridgway
George S. Friek idee aged 48, Ridgway area policeman, was killed when two cars collided head on on Route 219 about 52 miles south of Ridgway. Several others were injured, including Arnold police sergeant Gilnar Bollinger and Acbold mort technician Robert Rusienser, with two serious injuries. Police and coroner Dr. Denkmyer said a coroner's inquest will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Ridgway police hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
George S. Friekidee
Eel of
Mewrby Arnold
Tavis
Browleway
Lyle Yule
Brockport
Arhold Police
Will Rusiewkca
Vite Tatter
McMinn
Therm
Head
McMum
CG Denk~ Myer
Bik County
Steel strike grips nation with hunger and idle days
The nationwide CIO United Steelworkers strike affects 650000 members with payless paydays and picket line excitement. Many workers face months of debt as the walkout disrupts daily life across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
Dblils
Prison Mutiny Leaders Removed From Southern Michigan Prison
Three inmates led by Burl Ward and Jack Hyatt were secretly moved from Southern Michigan State Prison after midnight as a precaution. Warden Julian Frisbie said the removal intended to prevent further disturbances in disciplinary cell block No 15. The third man, James W. Hudson, a 44 year old murder convict, was noted for a bad prison record. Authorities described Ward and Hyatt as leaders during the earlier revolt that caused a death and widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jackson
Mich
Burl Ward
Jack Hyatt
Southern
Michigan
Julian Frisbie
Frisbie
Ward
Hyatt
New Lot
Lore No
James W. Hudson
Alfer
Eisenhower wins Massachusetts primary by wide margin
Eisenhower rolls up over 200 000 popular votes and wins all but one of the 28 delegates in Massachusetts. Taft trails with about three delegate margin in the national tally as Eisenhower broadens his lead to 265 delegates to Taft 268. Six delegates remain uncommitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Taft
Associated Press
Dwight B. Eisenhower
Robert A. ‘Taft
Massachusetts
Tym Massiachusetts Democrats
Set
Esies Kefauver
Tennessee
GOP
Scnre
Tal
Wimainly
Eisenflower
Gen. MacArthur
Gov. Warren
California
Gov
Stassen
Minnesota
Dewwernts—Kefouver
Fissenhower
President Trial
Tafi
Gov. Dever
Massousselis
Gov. Stevenson
Tiinois
Sern Russell
Gaore
Cillery
W. Awrell Harriman
New York
Mumul Security Administration
Robert Kerry
Oklahom
Sir Henry Qbol Lodge Jr
Elinctu
Mystery Flight Plausible Loss Struck By 50 Aboard
A 50 passenger Stratocruiser is reported down over an unnamed wilderness region while a search follows. The aircraft, known as the Superfortress style liner, was en route from Buenos Aires to New York with a stop in Port of Spain and another halt before New York. Officials pursue the wreckage as speculation grows about the cause and possible survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres Tho DE Janiero
Brant
Beysilion
New York
Nilie Aig
Elo de Quiere
Belem
Ae Clipper
Good Hope
Flosvn
Blinios Aires
Angencinis
Ria de Aierd
Port of Spain
Tbs
Spain
Trom Fk
Remus
Biwall
Bala Saree
Reds to Seek Armistice Meeting Amid Negotiations
Dispatches from Washington say the Reds plan to press for an armistice talk in the next few days as Communist negotiators meet. The package offer centers on a four point program tied to the non interrogatory release of prisoners of war, described by Western officials as a dangerous concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somastaien
Munsan
Butes
Gorn
Washington
Pusal
Traffic Crash Causes Four Hundred Dollar Damage
State Police report a Route 77 collision southwest of Spartanbury at 10 45 involving Prat Schlosser 2 Erie RD 4 and Wilbur Larson 25 of a steer. Both drivers escaped injury. Damage estimated at $200 per vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanbury
Ceey Ducal
Prat Schlosser
Erie
Wilbur
Larson
Isyelie Wert
Erdisi
Pmas Lar ‘son'Feedan
U S Steel Sees Decline Earnings Amid Expansion Plans
U S Steel Corp reports first quarter 1952 earnings down by over five million dollars from the previous year, despite increased steel production and shipments. Irving S Olds, chair, confirms continued large expansion as sales total $264,168,272 with $49,584,912 net income and 143 dollars per common share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Reco
Slee
Girl Found Dead After Escape From Broadmoor Asylum
Five year old Linda Bowyer vanished from home near Arborfield and was found dead in a wooded area. The escaped man, John Thomas Straffen, was recaptured about twelve hours earlier as he walked with another seven year old nearby. She was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborfield
Eng
Linda Bowyer
Broadmoor Asylum
Nan
John Thomas Straffen
Earl
Soviet Grounding Of Most Fighter Planes Sparks Berlin Tensions
Berlin reports that Soviet forces grounded nearly all fighter aircraft in the Eastern Zone amid a disputed incident over a French airliner. Soviet officers say clashes occurred after a French plane violated corridor boundaries, while Allied officials condemn the attack and seek compensation for damages. Two French passengers were wounded and hospitalized as the affair unsettled Berlin-Wert tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Sinobyiews
Power Air Safety Center
Saxony
Elatal
Sthvenfel
Aie Daligow
Tor
Porridor
Leipels
Hye
Berch
Lifting of no smoking pledge debated at conference
The Methodist General Conference will review the no smoking pledge for ministry candidates. A majority backs replacing the pledge with a vow to lead a pure life and avoid harmful practices. A minority favors keeping the pledge as is. The issue will be debated Thursday alongside a commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist General Conference
Fife
Bray
Ming
Spirit
Maples Syrup Trade Moves Through Corry District
Buyers loaded large quantities of maple syrup in the Corry area yesterday with shipments continuing for 11 days to Sherman Sinclair Allo and Bob Clymer. The market reported bulk sales of about 7 600 gallons while other deals reached 325 pails at Brooklyn and shipments to Ohio and Vermont plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey-Warlsbinve
Meyer
Lucill
Simulus
John Wipvery
Feyler
Paris
Unidaily
Wiguars
Lochine
Sherman
Sinclair- Allo
Bob Clymer
Harry “Burtows
Brooklyn
Abe
Vermont
Ohio
Whiely Webb
Formeade Park Improvement Plans and Projects
Plans discussed at the Formead Park association meeting include tennis court development, fencing around the Little League diamond, clearing brush to ready the softball field, and adding a second diamond. Chevy Lodge of Riks plans a pavilion for 100 with two fireplaces, funded in part by a $100 donation from the Wam Bis Civic Chi. Water lines and restrooms are approved for the new pavilion, with caretak er Stennett reporting summer preparations and cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Lodge of Riks
Wambis Civic Chi
Hiegrolinds Committee
Ore Stennett
Car Crash Kills Robert D. Smith in Pennsylvania
Lewisburg Pa Robert Dale Smith 20 of Millmont RD 1 was killed early today when his car crashed into two trees on Route 45 and state police say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Robert Dale Smith
Millmont
RD. 1
Steel Shipments Ban Amid Steel Strike Turbulence
Washington reports show Judge David A. Pine authorized orders delaying steel return flow to civilian producers as government steps to avert a wider disruption. The Truman administration races to halt the steel strike after Pine’s ruling expanding federal authority over the industry and mobilizing 950000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
David A. Pine
Truman
Steel
We Steel Mills
Federal
Apul
No Immediate Effect Here In Steel Strike
The article notes potential short term impacts of a looming steel strike, with large supplies buffering shortages but warns prolonged stoppages could cripple key industries. Justice Pine questions presidential powers while government lawyers seek Supreme Court action to reverse the decision. A Taft-Hartley route remains a possibility, though cooling-off rules apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Silange
Mus
Actife
Supreme Court
Piney
National Production Authority
Pino
Truman
Philly Murray
United Strelworkers
CIO
Taft-Hartley
Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Congress
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Divinis
Texas
Oklatoma
Strick
VFW
Fire
Arthiy O Burgess
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Arnold
Cipally Steel
Hong Kong
Kowloon
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Hunt Stratocruiser
U. S. Steel
Russia
Air France
Ike
Dwiaht de Tisephower
Bulle
Formead Park
Way
WSB
Experienco
Corrs
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