Tange Tor Priced for 2 GDODS, 108 Bast
A fragmentary report notes Tange Tor priced for two GDODS with 108 Bast tied to a polar ramon att. The unreadable OCR leaves key names and dates uncertain.
11 Aug 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1952
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes Tange Tor priced for two GDODS with 108 Bast tied to a polar ramon att. The unreadable OCR leaves key names and dates uncertain.
Presidental race heats up as Eisenhower plans talks with Southern leaders to shape Republican strategy in Dixie states. Delegations from eight states and farmers group leaders to discuss campaign direction amid Dems’ unity debates. Stevenson aides dismiss two headed campaign notion while McKinney, Mitchell, and Wyatt push for centralized leadership.
FBI agents arrested seven people in connection with a $15,981 Bank of America robbery in Los Angeles last July 20. Detained in Miami and New Orleans were Estelle Rochebieu, Joseph Russo, John Anthony DiScala, Marie DiScala, Tanya J. Marshall, Florence Reitmann Glover, and Robert Lukes, with G H Carson confirming the arrests. A separate report notes boxing champion Dave Sands died at a Sydney hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile crash earlier today.
Washington announces an October draft call of 87,000 men, up from September’s 30,000, as Army aims to reach 932,000 total draftees. Marine Corps reports 1430 drafted, while Navy and Air Force depend on reserve mobilization and accelerated enlistment to meet postwar requirements.
The fire damaged carrier Boxer arrives at Yokosuka with fire ruined planes on deck and crew heroes recalling the blaze that started without warning. Capt. Marshall P. Gurney calls it worse than World War II as flames threatened the ship and sailors performed brave actions to save the vessel.
An eight year old girl from Clymer, Josephine Te Culver, drowned when a ten foot raft capsized near Mayville on Chautauqua Lake as two bystanders and three lake firm employees rescued survivors. Rodney Hawley and Clifford Wiltsie survived. The accident occurred in choppy water and drag operations were conducted by Lakewood Rescue and the boat Co. The funeral arrangements are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Spitzer Funeral Home with burial in Clymer Center Cemetery.
Two accidents were reported by the state police yesterday. At 4 40 p m Saturday on Route 8 south of Union City two cars damaged. Cotton P Kitelinger of Sioux City and R Allen Townville identified as drivers after Kitelinger passed and struck the Allen vehicle. A second crash on a rural road in Athens Township involved James Shade in a 1938 sedan, causing about 200 dollars in damage. No injuries reported in either incident.
Reynolds Jr and his third wife a 33 year old Canadian divorcee were married Friday night at his 60 room mansion on Sapelo Island Georgia. Reynolds was divorced Thursday by his second wife who received custody of their two sons and a two million dollar settlement including a Miami Beach home and a New York apartment.
Secretary of the Treasury announces a revamped national headquarters for the Internal Revenue Bureau. The plan shifts 64 politically appointed posts to 21 civil service district commissioners. Three tax service careers are named as assistant commissioners, signaling administrative streamlining rather than personnel shakeups. The overhaul aims for a modernized agency with rapid nationwide rollout by year end.
In Munich a refugee described John Hyasta escaping January 2 with four other prisoners from a Leopoldova prison two hours northeast of Bratislava. Hyasta, 25, of Hillside, N J, had been jailed for espionage and later sentenced to 10 years after a second trial. U S officials deny Czech spy charges.
Carlisle great Thorpe, 64, the former football star and Olympic champion, was released from the Henderson hospital after a heart attack. He remained under doctor orders to rest as he recovers, having been unconscious on admission but showing steady improvement.
The article reports discord between top economic officials and President over price controls and steel pricing. Key figures include Jobe Sparks of Alabama and other administration members amid debates on stabilization measures and suggested price increases. Officials cite defense mobilization needs and market pressures as central to policy choices.
Local post office eyes remodeling at the tea entrance area to accommodate highway post office trucks. Bids for a new fence along the corridor between Bur Talo and OU Chiy were rejected for being too high, with readvertisement for lower quotes. A special trunk similar to a bus will be purchased to sort mail en route, and side loading platforms plus 20 foot driveways will be added to improve entry and exit for vehicles. Final word on focal project is not expected until after trucking contracts are set.
Argentine President Juan D Peron shoulders new duties once shared by Eva Peron as she was buried with elaborate pomp. The coffin was carried from the National Congress to the CGT Hall amid huge crowds and a 21 gun salute. Peron announced he would assume her workload, dedicating four afternoons weekly to her social welfare and labor duties.
Corry man John Wells was arrested in Erie on shoplifting charges after a 700 year old Doiy Mill incident. He is free on $300 bond and faces a Tuesday hearing at 10 a.m. before Alderman William Heisler.
Workmen install triangular guardrail posts at Riceville Corners Robles 8 and Th. White and black planks form the border while a Stop sign directs eastbound traffic. Senator R. B Mabany helped push safety devices after noting hazardous conditions at Hiveville Corners.
Judge Knight refused to extradite Carl G. LoDolee to face murder charges in the wartime killing of DSS Major William Holohan in December 1944 behind German lines in Northern Italy. The 30-year-old Rochester native and another former OBS man, Alda Tesroi of Pittsburgh, are linked to the mission. Italy’s extradition request stalled as the crime occurred under enemy occupation. Both Seardl and LaDolce maintain their innocence.
On Lake Washington the Slo-Mo-Shin IV won the Gold Cup classic, outlasting five rivals in a 45th inning battle. The 4000-horsepower craft solidified Seattle’s dominance as crowds of about 250000 watched. Driver Wile Bill Cantrell escaped with serious burns after one boat exploded.
Barbara Guthrie fourteen and Shirley thirteen were found safe with relatives in Masury after a daylong search by about fifty people in a wooded area near their Plain Grove Township home. Sheriff Frank L. Coen said the girls left Saturday while their parents shopped in Sharon.
A burned transformer at the Elgin substation blacked out about 1,000 rural customers in Wayne and Crawford counties during a storm. REA crews worked to replace the unit, with isolated outages persisting into the next day. Officials theorize lightning from heavy rain caused the failure. restoration was expected soon with no major disruptions reported.
The nine man High Authority opened its first session under chair Jens Monnet. It aims to create a Western European coal steel common market within eight months and begin surveys to remove tariff and trade barriers as part of broader economic integration.
A Romanian Olympic pistol sharpshooter Panalt Caleni, 26, reportedly fled from a Communist secret police guard and is hiding in Finland. Finnish police lack a location but note he has a permit to stay until month end.
Chinese Communists dug in on Siberia Hill at the Korean Western Front during a day-long assault by US fighter-bombers and proming ground forces. The fighting pushed and pulled control in two days of heavy combat as Reds briefly held and then retook the hill amid artillery and air attacks.
Richard E Prpener, 28, of Tl fueville HD, was jailed by Justice Perry Mead in Columbus after a state police manhunt. Proctor, sought for weeks, was arrested in Younesylile list rivet. He pleaded guilty while already AWOL from the Army and remains in custody for military authorities.
Pittsburgh police superintendent Harvey J. Scott is suspended for a second time in five years after a disturbance at an East Liberty restaurant. Safety Director Faikey said witnesses reported Scott arguing with five men and the restaurant operator, then being struck by a water pitcher. He will have a personal hearing. One man, Ellsworth Reet MM, of Winscott, died early today in McKeesport Hospital after a home injury.
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