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Babson Urges Bipartisan Cooperation in 1952 Election
Babson argues in favor of cross party cooperation after the 1952 presidential election. He urges unity to preserve democratic ideals and economic independence, calling for select cabinet members across parties and noting the need for cooperation to address international, fiscal, and labor challenges. Continued on Page Six.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Republican Party
Chicago
United States
Democratic Party
Ahilly
Jusupe
Ecu
One Road Death In Area In July
One person was killed and 19 injured in 21 traffic accidents on Corry area highways in July per GO State Police. Property damage totaled 14530, mostly to motor vehicles. Traffic arrests led with speed violations under the 50 mph limit. 19 criminal investigations produced three arrests. Other departments logged seven investigations. Police logged 9,074 miles on routine patrols and answered 364 information requests.
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Corry
GO State
Sith
Off Cers
Siher
Convict Washington Lavoyer in Assault Case
Washington attorney Charles Patrick Clark was convicted yesterday in Municipal Court on charges of assaulting columnist Drew Pearson in Washington. Sentencing was deferred to Tuesday. maximum penalty is one year in jail and a $500 fine. Also reported, Captain William D. Truman assumed command of the USS Adirondack in Naples harbor, relieving Capt. Roland F. Pryce.
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Vy Ciocvusewentes
Washington
Charles Patrick Clark
H Municipal Court
Drew Pearson
Tracis
Naples
William D. Trwin
Mt. Carmel
Roland F. Pryce
Rdensburg
NATO
Claim Brought One of Nation's Worst Disasters
Government seeks all measures to save cattle herds as farmers face rainless heat waves. New actions planned to bring quick relief to thousands of farmers dependent on rain. Authorities warn prolonged dry spell threatens livestock and crops across regions.
Drought Crisis Expands Across Nine States
Federal officials call the South and New England drought one of the nation's worst economic disasters. Arkansas, Maine, Massachusetts, South Carolina, and nine counties join disaster areas with aid options including federal loans. Assistant Secretary Hutchinson pledges full federal support at a Nashville emergency meeting, with further action to be considered in Washington.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
South
New England
South Gayalina
Massachusetts
Maine
Arkansas
Georgia
Kent
Mississippi
Tennessee
Noex Hutchinson
Nashville
Corryite Fined Fifty Dollars for Disorderly Conduct
William Shields of South Center street pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Police Magistrate Cobbett after a disturbance at the Flanigan apartment fire on North Center street. He was fined $50 plus costs.
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Flanigan
Dons Flanigan
North Center Street
South iCenterstreet
MM. & Cobbett
Shields
Ray Laurie
Mremen
John Oger
Jamestown
Six Drowned as Boat Capsizes Near Nome Alaska
Two Pennsylvanians were among six men killed when a small ship to shore boat capsized yesterday during a bail at Nome Alaska. The Navy said boats anchored off Nome face danger from sudden Bering Sea storms. All missing men were members of a military tanker.
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Washington
Nome
Alaska
Navy
Bering Sea
60 Little Leaguers Visit Cleveland Day in City Park
The Corry reports sixty Little Leaguers will attend the Cleveland Palindelphia doubleheader tomorrow. Manager Vern Group of the Elks leads the trip and asks players to wear uniforms and report to City Park at 1:45 a.m. It is expected that six boys will make the trip as tomorrow is Little League Day in Cleveland.
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Iran Premier Granted Absolute Power by Senate
Tehran reports the Iranian Senate and Majlis ratified six month unlimited authority for Premier Mohammed Mossadegh. The vote follows pressure to back his economic and social program to end oil revenue losses and nationalize Anglo-Iranian. Dr Main Dadari, Mossadegh’s son in law, condemned foreign advisers amid the session.
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Tehran
Iranian Senate Today
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Tran
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Tan
Senate
Main Dadari
Murderers of Housewife Nabbed in Vermont Woods
Two desperadoes escaped from state prison were captured after a manhunt in Vermont woods near Bishop's Farm three miles from Donald Weatherup's home. Elizabeth Weatherup, 54, was bludgeoned during a midnight break in and died. The suspects, Donald Demag and Francis Blair, were traced by bloodhounds and a posse of over 200 state police and volunteers as they neared Springfield.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Polite
Bishop's Farm
Donald G. Weatherup
Elizabeth Weatherup
Sprinefield
Donald Demag
Xiter von~ Vieted
Francis Blair
Weatherup
U S Court Squad Whips Russia In Olympic Hoops
The United States Olympic basketball team rallied from a slow start to beat Russia 36 to 25 in Helsinki and retain the Olympic title. Russia finished second in the final standings as the U S team extended its undefeated Olympic record since basketball joined the program in 1936.
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United States
Russia
America
U. S
Globetrotters Head to Tunisia After Rome Exhibition
The Harlem Globetrotters depart Rome for a tournament in Tunisia following a prior exhibition in which they impressed Pope Plus with their basketball skills.
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Rome
Harlem Globetrotters
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Family of Five Loses Home in Cole Hill Fire
A fire at the Eastman home on Cole Hill leveled the residence and damaged nearby buildings. Mr. Eastman arrived as firefighters were summoned. the family of five, including three children, escaped with minor injuries. The loss is estimated at 87.00. insurance coverage was indicated. Authorities and neighbors rushed to help. a child death rumor proved false.
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Cole Hill
Howard Eastman
Youngsville
Eastman
Fred Palmer
Mix
Reds Shell Old Baldy as UN Hold Hill on West Front
Seoul reports United Nations infantry atop Old Baldy repelling intense artillery and mortar barrages from Chinese forces. The hill west of Chorwon endured a month of seesaw combat before Allied forces recaptured it in a Friday morning action after sustaining heavy shelling totaling thousands of rounds.
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Korea
United Nations
Old Baldy
Chorwon
Qld Baldy
Reed's Wife Pays Fine and Leaves Germany
In Wiesbaden Germany Allen W Reed, former commander of Wiesbaden Military Post, had his wife’s fine paid in full after her conviction on multiple counts. The couple plans to sail from Bremerhaven August 5th aboard the General Taylor, heading to New York around August 16th as Reed is reassigned. The incident marks the first time a senior officer’s wife was punished since the American occupation.
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Bremerhaven
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New York
New Democratic Chief To Lead As Campaign Shifts Begin
Reported shifts in the party leadership as Adlai Stevenson and Dwight D. Eisenhower signal continued campaigns. McKinney said he may step down soon and Florida Democrats express discontent over South influence, while Barker cites rising opposition to Sparkman as vice presidential pick.
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Kansas City
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Florida
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McKinsey
Barker
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Alabama
New Clues Sought In Oklahoma City Slaying
Police pursue fresh leads in a revenge killing case after a young girl’s bloodstained clothes were recovered in a river area near Union City. The victim’s hands and head were found miles away, with the body located near Yukon, while the assailant left the carved word rat on the torso.
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Oklahoma City
Union City
Yukon Wesnesday
Unemployment payouts exceed three million in week
More than three million dollars was paid in unemployment compensation over the past week by the State Bureau of Employment Security. New claims fell to about 28,100, as fewer vacation layoffs reduced applications for aid. The bulk of new claims came from workers tied to the steel industry.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Employment Security
Niswal
Rioting Montreal Convicts Hold One Prison Wing
Montreal police used tear gas and gunfire to quell a riot by hundreds of prisoners at Bordeaux Jail. One convict fatally injured, at least a dozen prisoners wounded, and officers faced a heavy clash as inmates overwhelmed a wing and took control of workshops and the canteen during the disturbance.
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Associated Press
Laroas
Murtreat
Bor Jeux
Couple killed as fire truck and car collide in Knox
A Knox volunteer fire truck collided with a car at 2 20 p m four miles west of Nickleville killing both occupants of the car William Henry Delo 47 and his wife Mable Esabelle Delo 47 The driver of the car died en route to Oil City Hospital and his wife died at the hospital from multiple injuries Firemen in the rear of the truck were thrown but suffered only minor injuries The accident occurred at an intersection and no inquest will be held authorities said
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Knox Volunteer Fire Department
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Clarion Barracks
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Oil Gity Hospital
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Oil Giy
Delo
William R. Rhes Dr
Fred Shaner
Nickleville
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Pye
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Velango
Firemen Respond to Alarm at Essex Street Home
Stanford Hose Company answered a call at 65 this morning after a Sterling Milk Co driver spotted smoke from a car at Charles Collieray’s Essex Street residence. Firemen extinguished smoldering flames in the car’s rear seat area. damage confined to the interior, exact loss not yet estimated.
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Essex
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Conor
Berlin Red Youths Rally Feared West Berlin Demonstration
Associated Press reports West Berlin police monitored plans by Red Free German Youth to march on a park in the British sector amid warnings of violence. Authorities cite a 1961 street clash injuring 300 as a precedent while FDJ calls for mass turnout with 10 000 protesters threatening border crossings.
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Corryite Held for Non-Support Hearing
Corryite was ordered held for a hearing before Alderman M S Cobbett after being picked up by State Police on a non support warrant filed by his wife. In default of bond Boutwell was sent to Erie County jail to await the hearing at 11:00 a.m. Monday.
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M. S. Cobbett
Boutwell
Erie County
Steel chief boosts public's share price by $110 yearly
Government stabilization chiefs warn living costs rising to new highs with food prices jumping about 12 percent in two weeks ending July 15. Aluminum price increases could raise national defense costs by 15 to 20 percent, projected to add roughly $10 per year to the average household. Weir of National Steel Corp disputes broader price rise, predicting only a modest impact on consumer goods.
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Avenue Wing
Americus
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Onp
Dollar Days Set Next Week Prominent City Stores Announce Sale
Twenty seven of the citys progressive merchants announce a three day Dollar Days sales event next Thursday through Saturday. Ads will appear in the Journal with participating firms including Clothes Shop Barachs Home Furnishings Frank C Chapin Son Davis Radio Television Fair Store Katherine s Leed s The Mabel Ehoone Meerdinky House of Furniture Miller Shop G C Murphy Niedeviiters Paulis Mens Wear Paterson Photo Products Phillips Jewelry Topp s Triangle Shoe Store Westen Auto Store Widman Teah FW Woolworth Merritt Appliance National Surplus Sea s Drugs Star Jewelry Helen Shoppe and others. The ad blitz promises deeply discounted merchandise across many departments.
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Tocal Aia Wrett
Fujrniluire Company
Barney's Firestone
Brigham Hardware
Frank C. Chapin & Son
Davis Ratio
Fair Store
Katherine's
Leed's
Mabel Ehoone
Meerdinky House of Furniture
Miller
G. C. Murphy Company
Niedeviiter’s
Paulis Men's Wear
Paterson Photo Products
Phillips Jewelry
Topp’s
Triangle
Hold-up in Chicago Bank Nets $45,000 in Cash
Four gunmen robbed a Chicago bank suburb yesterday, forcing 17 people including 12 employees to a rear room while a fourth member looted currency from desks. The bandits fled in a car, leaving the vault untouched, with authorities reporting about $45,000 taken.
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