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10 Dec 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
Dec 10, 1952
Page
1
Business leaders urged to boycott Putnam efforts in wage board crisis
Washington dispatch reports Truman seeks to revive wage and price control machinery as Laurence Lee of the U S Chamber signals a boycott of Putnam work. 12 000 wage increases await approval and many industry members resigned over coal miners pay ruling. Putnam vows wage controls will continue if new industry members cannot be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Bconovnle Stabiller Rogar L
Jam
Wage Stabilix jHon Board
Laurence F. Lee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Putnam
Lee
Wage Stabilization Board
National Association of Manufacturers
WSB
Iive
Tyrman
Vom Independence
Howver
Pitnam
Fitnam
Jaber Advier
Girl Testifies In Serious Case Trial Involving Firearm Incident
A 14 year old Galeton girl testified that an assailant in a five man camping party drew a life before Alfred L Sallade fired fatally wounding Charles P Van Pelt and injuring another. Dr Leo D Moss testified Van Pelt suffered over 100 punctures. An unrelated Pittsburgh fire killed Priscilla Fisher and two children with burns to the mother Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associated Press
Coudersport
Galeton
Alfred L. Sallade
Joyce Turner
Sallade
Sallede
Charles P. van Pelt
Philadelphia
Ant
Leo D. Moss
Olean
Potter Memoria Hospital
Til van Pelt
Tha
Pittshurgh
Priscilla
Fisher
David
Rulth
City Donors Meet Blood Drive Goal With 105 Pints
Donors in Corry donated 105 pints of blood as a Red Cross bloodmobile visit aimed at the Korean front lines drew 119 volunteers. Despite weather, 19 who had prior appointments canceled. walk-ins formed the bulk of donors. Physicians from the Buffalo regional blood bank assisted. total since visits began stands at 1 076 pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Pra Senlar Howe
Tes
Butefalo
Corry
Shipping Firms Challenged Over Waterfront Racketeering
New York police commissioner George Monaghan blasted shipping firms for complacence and acquiescence to improper practices at the waterfront. He cited 380 million dollar a year rackets and urged firms to replace complacence with cuts in facing crime at the port. Industry officials did not immediately comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Inos
George P. Monaghan
Uhm
State Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Hbcks
New Jersey
Monaghan
Man admits attacks on his divorced wife in Uniontown
A 41-year-old Uniontown mechanic pleaded guilty to charges arising from a hatch and razor attack on his divorced wife Betty Hying in her Uniontown apartment. Jamies Minerd remains jailed without bond after admitting simple assault and battery aggravated assault and battery and assault with intent to kill. He struck her with a knife and repeatedly hit her in September. authorities say no motive was disclosed and she recovered after weeks of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UE Fyne
Uniontown
Jamies Minerd
Payette County
Minetti
Betty Hye
Navy Carries Out Biggest Air Blow Of Korean War
Naval air operation described as the war’s largest air strike, with carrier-based planes striking targets along the peninsula. Reports claim hundreds of sorties against rail yards, locomotives, buildings, and military sites, including near Najin and Musun, amid extensive Allied aerial activity and damage estimates.
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Navy
Aiameiarh Press
Seoul
UB. Navy
Wore
Manchur
TL Aly
Wlimoshah Ar
Vhidivostok
Wish
Low
Homyung
Musuns
Najin
Fy@smin
Tyan Mir
Murty Tearen Nortay
Jamey F. Law
Bansalito
Calif
Rolie
Muertrimn
Port Jervis
Wan
Alfred My
Arrest Details Emerge In Two Army Sergeants Case
Tokyo reports reveal two Army sergeants S/Sgt Giuseppe Carell and S/Sgt John P Jones were arrested over alleged attempts to sell U S Sabre secrecy data. Lt William L Murphy of Pennsylvania posed as co conspirator during covert recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Air Force
Bhrongis
U. S. Sabre
Guiseppe Carell
John P. Jones
William L. Murphy
Upper Darby
Astio
Ttal
Jones
U. S
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
OSI
Cayelo
OST
Cascio
Ilégat
Japan
Koren
OSE
CBI
Fen Rel
Murphy
Ambassador Hotel
Jost
Korea
Cascle
Toggether
Pittsburgh's tallest blast furnace rises at Midland Works
Crucible Steel Company of America opens a new 1000 ton per day furnace in Pittsburgh. The 245 foot structure features a 5 foot hearth and is described as the district's tallest furnace as operations begin tomorrow at the Midland Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Midland Works
Crucible Steel Company of America
Erie GE Workers To Vote On Union
PITTSBURGH The National Labor Relations Board will poll about 1,250 employees at the Erie General Electric works on Tuesday to decide representation in contract negotiations. Workers will choose between CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers for bargaining rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie GE
Wy Assem
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Bie General Hjertrib Ca
Eyie Works Hex
Arid Elevien
CIO International Union of Treces
United Electrical Workers
Three youths sought in bank robbery in York Pa
York Pennsylvania authorities issued a 13 state alert for three youths who robbed York Trust Co claiming 11820 in cash. A gun was shown by one robber as they fled before closing time. No customers were harmed. Federal, state, and local agencies coordinated roadblocks during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
York Trust Co
Lu i Ld Motiel Par Sad
Wes
Seven Valleys Aluna Bank
Seven Valleys
Walter Thomas York
Miagaret Shuylter
Hallam
R. D
Shaffer
Thomas
Harry P. Kissingen
Naln Bank
Haluska Threatens Exit If Whip Denied
Senator John J. Haluska of Cambria warns he will quit the Democratic ticket if denied the Senate whip post. He spoke as minority members and party leaders met in Harrisburg to name officers for the 1953 session, with morning sessions followed by an afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pssuemmea Crest
Harrisburg
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
Alleagues
Senate
Haluska
Sin 8
Teller
Maurice Bolain
Demetoeratic
Resistanvne
New York City gun battle wounds seven bystanders
Dozens of pedestrians ducked for cover as gunfire erupted in Manhattan. A gunman exchanged fire with police, wounding seven bystanders while officers engaged him amid chaotic street noise and shattering glass. Police later recovered multiple weapons and tied the suspect to earlier robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Avery
Croll Towason
Slus
Sims Fi
Iles
Knox
Ein
James Karn
Sims Rhmaing
Kae
Suns
Kane
Cornelius O'Shery
Henky
Cys
Ab Manhattin
John Weluziner
Long Thane
Queens
Michael Stub
James B. Leggett
Sims
Johnson
Healter
Tvs Mir
Harrison
Harlem Street
Brooklyry
Boston
Ban Sini Broverivs
Israeli Leader Ben Zyl Takes Office in Jerusalem
In a solemn Parliament ceremony in Jerusalem, 68 year old Te Israeli Labor teacher Ben-Zyl was sworn in as Israel's second president, succeeding the late Dr Chaim Weizmann. Ambassadors and political and spiritual leaders attended the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Sapupraven
Jerusalem
Ttzhak Ben-Zyl
Israel
Oatt
Teraeli Labor Party
Knesset
Chaim Weizmann
TS. Ambssador Monnet B. Davis
Jeaders
Mil Producers Co operative elects leaders in Philadelphia
A. Raymond Moret of Bacton Maryland was re elected president of the Interstate Milk Producers Co operative and four Pennsylvanians were named to top offices yesterday. Paul Coates of Coatesville and Fred W Shearer of Upper Darby were named to the group's board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heads Milk Group
Philadelphia
A. Raymond Moret
Bacton
Interstate Mil Producers Co-operative
Paul Coates
Coatesville
Fred W. Shearer
Upper Darby
Weather Fluctuations Mark December Warm Spell
Readable fragments describe unseasonably warm weather with temperatures near sixty on December 9 and confusion over lingering seasonal norms. Weather Bureau forecasts suggested milder conditions continuing, while merchants noted slower in-season sales without usual snow and cold, affecting winter buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devembor
Danieatt
Walter Tea
Cole
Weather Bureau
Carly Esterday
Tlernoon Ski
Humber
Bond Issue Sold for Area School
The Chautala National Bank Trust Company of Jamestown won the bid to handle Southwestern Central School Districts 1.8 million bond issue. The bid at 2.8 percent with premium of 3,028 funds, selected over four others including Jamestown Bank and Peabody and Company. Printing and issuing costs total about 850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Taint Schanle Authority
Chautala “National Bank Wid Trust Company
Jimestown
Southwestern Central School
Hon of Thy
Ihwabhwot
Lakernae
Eddy
Peabody and Company
Sai
Ned Halsey
Stowward and Company
Colunbiay Bank Nowe Company
New York
Egypt Abolishes 1923 Constitution in Reform Drive
Maj. Gen Mohammed Naguib announces the government will exercise constitutional power as Egypt scraps the 1923 constitution. A constitutional committee weighs monarchy versus republic. public revulsion has grown since King Farouk's ouster last July. The issue may be settled by amendment or popular referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Associated Press
CATRO
Ezyat
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Faroulk
Ofrhiz Seventeign
Constitutional Committee
Vandals Damage West End Building, $500 Loss
A vandal attack caused about 500 dollars in damage to a western end of a building used by the Bulkely-Duntors Company. The incident did not affect the eastern portion of the structure. Police investigated and sought leads on suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmon
Willy
Lake Oat
SHU
Bulkely-Duntors Company
Ruling Expected on Mum Witnesses in Brinks Probe
Federal judge planned a ruling on contempt against witnesses who refused to answer questions before a grand jury in the Brinks robbery case worth 1.219 million dollars. Prosecutors prepared for proceedings as jury selection paused. several Boston residents were mentioned in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinks
Boston
Associated Press
Bostona
Kramd
Wiliam T. McCarthy
Mary A. Fipo- Loy
Chieveny
Prill
Bynald Torreon
Biss
O'Keefe
Jase
Specs
Begin Probe Of Prison Break In Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh investigators launch a full scale probe into the Western State Penitentiary escape of eight convicts on November 30. District Attorney James F. Malone seeks inquiry into degeneracy and gambling among inmates. State Welfare Department and welfare secretary William Brown confirm ongoing state investigations. Two welfare investigators arrived early Monday to conduct a thorough review of all escape circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Eighe
Atty
James F. Melone
Aliesheay
State Welfare Department
Pittsburgh Priso
William ©. Brown
State Welfare
Harrisburg
Malone
Albecale
Department of Welfare
Division of Investigation
Western State Penitentiary
Former pastor goes on trial for theft
A former pastor Rev. John F. R. McClendon of Pittsburgh and two Bethel A. M. E. Zion Church trustees Harry Colemin and John Hawkins of New Castle face trial on embezzlement charges amounting to 208 dollars from the church building fund. McClendon led the church until 1950.
MacArthur Speech Seen As Slap At Truman Advisers
Aboard the USS Helena en route to Hawaii President-elect Eisenhower considers MacArthur’s Korea endgame plan. The exchange hints at tensions with Truman advisers and signals possible new military strategy, including options to mobilize bombing of Red China and Formosa while weighing conditions for a revised plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Truman
Helena
Hawaii
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Call
al Stafioeine
Siihur
Sui
Rubure A. Tath
Gia
Tam
Matar Hhur
Tridus
New Yorke
Wal Mavarchit
Allied Corsmianier
Uae
U.N
Mascurria
China
Lorces
Formosa
Washington
High Counse Department
Gilly
Japanese Leftist Charged Over Prisoner Abuse Claims
Reported charges target a Japanese leftist writer Watar Kalle amid a US CIC probe into alleged kidnapping and beating of a prisoner. The U S Army denied the accusation noting no detainees held since Japan's 1950s occupation era and stating Kan39 was questioned briefly in 1951 before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssvameru
Pop
Tokyo
Wink
American ounter-Intelligence Corps
CIC Sgente
U.S. Army
Ager
Japan
Kan
Tate
No Ascay
Aji
OTC
Shingei Yoshida
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