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07 Aug 1952
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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
Aug 07, 1952
Page
1
Ike Builds Unity In Republican Ranks
Associated Press reports Ike strengthens GOP cohesion as Stevenson gains solid Democratic backing. Southern states tilt toward Stevenson amid predictions of a large victory, while Eisenhower forges ties with Idaho's Fordon and California's Nixon. Missouri Michigan Kansas returns trickle in. Stevenson calls for a party chiefs meeting in Springfield. Truman invited to Washington. possible DNC chair choices discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prev
Democratic Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Trumart
Richard B. Russell
Georga
Stevenon
Tlinois
Roswell
Stevens
Yenterray
South
Idaho
George T. Hansen
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
Kansas
Eorner Starkings
al Teathquarters
Stevenson
Springfield
Truman
Washington
Fisenhrower
Len Richard M. Nixon
California
Denver
Geneal
Tullis H. Reynard
Maryland
Eisenhower
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Michael Krwan
Democratic Naional Committee
Frank ©. Mckinney
Charleroi Soldier Awarded Soldier’s Medal for Bravery
INDIANTOWN GAP Pa. 21yearold Charleroi Pa soldier to receive Army Soldier’s Medal next mercredi for riskily saving comrades during a grenade range mishap on June 17. Pvt Robert M Hall Fifth Infantry Division acted as safety man and threw live grenade away to prevent casualties. John Martynko, 63, Ambridge man, jailed in Beaver County for murder in connection with his exwife Anna Martynko's death after six gunshot wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Charleroi
Sldier
Robert M. Hall
Hall
Pyt. Hall
Paces
Caarge Beaver
John Martynko
Ambridge
Beaver County
Orr
Anna Martynko
Rochester General Hospital
Greek Border Clash Flares Amid Asoaniatea Tension
Greek troops clash near the Gamma river area as Ankara and Athens exchange fire after reports of Turkish forces moving from Hatay toward the island region. Initial reports say shelling lasted about an hour with ongoing artillery and air activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Gamma
Iyros
Neipibor
Ain Tatutibu Dikpitol
Adrinayme
Turkish Honder
Gam
Wulyay
Dutig
Steel strike drains 25 million work days, military impact warned
A Defense Department report says the 54 day steel strike cost 25 million man days and slowed 600000 workers, delaying military production for a year. It notes output may fall 14 percent vs 1961 and ammo plants face delays, with some bright spots including a rising T 41 medium tank line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Defense
John F. Sleiman
Steelman
Great Lakes
School plans set for bidding in December
Plans for the Mc Corry Area Jointage project aim to be ready for bidding in December. Architects progress on the 40 month structure will be outlined at tomorrow’s conference with Supt. Donwlus and Weln Campbell. A meeting with Harry Stone of the Department of Education is planned for September 9 to seek final approvals before drafting for bid distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Corry
Dollar School
Uulldbnyy
Taday
Weln Campbell
Donwlus
Architeet
Harry Stone
Department of Education
Mine-Miniocal Authority
Youth gets indefinite term in local theft case
Gardner, a youth from East Street, pleaded guilty to a burglary charge and was sentenced to an indefinite term at Grove City correctional school after admitting theft from the Salvation Army Citadel. He was on parole for prior jeep theft and warned of a possible repeat appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA Waye East
East Street
George Gunior Republic
Grove City
Burton Lint
Fie County
Gardner
Nere
Salvation Army
A. Zaleweck Ante Son
Brie
Wolge
Moranza Correctional School
Rhee Wins First Direct Korean Presidency in Landslide
Syngman Rhee is reelected as Korea’s president in nearly complete unofficial returns from the first direct vote. Ham Tae Yume is selected as vice president. Rhee leads over challengers with about 4.97 million votes to 762 thousand for Cho Bong Ath and 748 thousand for Lee Shi Yume. Inauguration slated for August 15 in Beoul. Also reports a polio death in Harrisburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoan
Korea
Preaaen Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Ham Tai
Yume
Seoul
Beoul
Cho Bong Ath
National Assembly
Lee Shi Yume
Hugh * Guan
Japan
Beaver Club Tag Sale Supports Local Scouts
The Beaver Club will hold a tag sale with Brownie and Girl Scout troops aiding. The event runs 9 am to 9 pm tomorrow and 9 am to 1 pm on Saturday at Mead Park. Scouts will receive a $40 camp contribution plus prizes of $2 and $1 for the two largest donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Club
Bo Fom
Swlureau
Mead Park
Brownle
Gir
Bares
Chairan
Wood cutting business in Erie area hits hard times
Woodcutters feeding Erie area paper mills face shrinking demand as Western Pennsylvania employment slumps. Ruberoid Company and Hammermill cut back production and offer low prices to lure suppliers while storage space runs short and mills balk at high wood costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania
Fhiberatd Company
Tso
Atlane
Offlein
Ney
Hammermill
Erle
Rubevard Company
Spring Creek
Carpenter Given Ten Lashes For Wife Beating
Frederick Maryland marshal sentences 43 year old carpenter Flanary to ten lashes under a Maryland law revived after 26 years. He also receives six months in the House of Correction. His wife Iva testifies that she and two children aged 13 and 1 were beaten on nine prior occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mssuumscueres
Frederick
Marshal M. Flanary
Maryland
House of Correction
Flanery
Aiso
Iva
Spud Festival Plans Three Day Event This September
The Spud Festival will span September 4 5 5 at the Fourth Ward playground opposite Springsteen Senior High with a dinner Thursday bicycle parade Saturday and a dance Queen contest ballots and merchandise prizes are planned with about $2 000 in awards. The planning committee led by William Louby aims to crown a local queen with Blossom Queen fame visiting Potato City for the coronation. Ballots sold for purchases will fund the prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Ypeein
Mitte
Tiereharil
Pataly
William Louby
Chaimay
Dan Man Triggers Fatal Park Shooting In Grant Park
In Grant Park Chicago a gunman shouted Trove Sally and fired at a couple during a park concert injuring 37 year old Patricia Kater and 17 year old Herbert Hoffmann before killing himself. Authorities linked the shooter to Barrard Richardson a career offender with prior arrests across multiple states. Richardson’s history includes a 1951 arrest after attempting to assault a 15 year old and later confinement at Warren State Hospital and a Veterans Hospital transfer in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erie
North Warren
Grant Park
Big Park
Patricia Kater
Herbert A. Hoffmany
FBI
Barrard Richardson
George Woehner
Se ‘Vrie
Richardson
Whrsb
Warren State Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Gulfport
Miss
Tennessee voters brace for historic primary turnout
Showers linger across parts of Tennessee as voters head to the polls in Democratic and Republican primaries. Key contests include KD and McKellar for Senate, Gov. Gordon Browning seeking a third term, and a bid battle among Clement, Allen, and Pierce in a charged political climate centered in Nashville and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Bip
Tennessee
Knoxville
Memphis
Ghittrnooge
Sid the Nun
Mckellar
Senate
Albert Gare
Browning Iy
Frank Clement
Public Thirties Commission
Clifford Allen Jr
Browning
Clifford Pierce
Poli
Bethlehem Signs New Steel Pact with CIO United Steelworkers
Bethlehem Steel Co has reached a contract with the CIO United Steelworkers. The agreement runs to June 30, 1954 with wage openings effective June 30, 1953. It includes a minimum 12 cent per hour raise with higher boosts for advanced classifications, averaging about 1.61 dollars per hour, compared with industry averages of 1.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wzsowie
New York
Bethlehem Steel Co
Mht
CIO
United Steelworkers
Drought Triggers Sharp Rise in Produce Prices
Washington reports a drought driving sharp increases in produce costs as calls grow for a special session of Congress. Former Georgia governor Arnaldo Moste and others press President Truman to address runaway prices with possible resumption of a new session to combat inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avni
Georgia
Witte Braue
Berfine
Congress
Rejyortens Truman
Arnalnde
ANZUS Nations Launch System of Co operation
Foreign ministers from Australia and New Zealand opened the first formal Pacific military cooperation system. A go slow plan on inviting non Communist Pacific nations was endorsed as a communique cited caution. Manila offered that the Philippines could join a five nation Pacific defense conference to coordinate regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Australia
Neweu—land
Pacific
Joaqui Elizalde
Philippines
Manila
Pan
Stile
Dow Acheson
Key
San Francisco
Perioat
Pally
Pearl Harbor
Melbourne
Wellington
Arthur W. Radford
U. 8
Australis
New Zealand
Convicted Arsonist Admits Four Northside Fires
Pittsburgh police inspector announces 42 year old John Olliffe, already convicted of arson three times, confessed to four fires in the Northside including an 86000 blaze at St Andrews Catholic Church last March. Olliffe reportedly remained at the scene to watch fire engines arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Assoélatearreay
Pitteburgh
Dohty
Flavin
Northside
St Andrews Catholic
John Olliffe
Olliffe
Showers Come as Crop Saver in Several Areas
Rains splash across New England and parts of the South delivering a timely life saver for corn tobacco cotton and vegetable crops. The showers improve soil moisture aiding germination and reducing drought stress for farmers in multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
South
States Hit By Drought Now Ten Under Disaster Listing
President announces ten states qualify as disaster areas amid severe drought. He calls for 40 percent of feed distribution to protect dairy and beef sectors. New England and the South endure drought yielding poor crops, higher prices, and threatened livelihoods. Farmers in affected areas gain access to government loans. Federal aid vows quick action from Dillard Lasseter’s Farmers Home Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Trawathvlay
Tennessee
Kennedy
Wisie
New England
South
Atkead
Smaltenad Senbaekks
Royal
Soutthern
Missouri
Jd Sera Busines
Allah
Une
Curotha
Arkansas
Bowth Cavalinn
Tenmescer
Agburcia Geagia
Kentucky
Mississipal
Maca Chussetts
Maine
Missairtestunies
Tvestock
Dillard Lasseter
Farmers Home Administration
Enid
Weather Bureau
Erie Dispatch Strike Ends After Short Walkout
The Erie Dispatch strike ended after nine workers returned to work following a brief walkout. The dispute involved a Me Tie Dispatch and the American News paper Guard with union tensions and grieved procedures expected to settle the issue. In unrelated news, four people were killed and several injured when a car crashed into a culvert in Summit County near Carbomb County.
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Erie
Dispatch
Wilt
Guard
Piass Firiggs
Shorty Wiler
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