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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 16, 1952
Page
1
United States Stand on Korean POW Issue Hardens
The United States declared it will not compromise on the Korean prisoner of war question and will not back new UN peace plans unless communists agree that POWs will not be forced home. Britain and France expressed regret over China’s rejection of peace terms and urged humanitarian restraint in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Associated Tress United Nations
United State
United Nations
Unle
State Department
Thalsa
Korea
Wey
General Assembly
Prance
Britalis
Ats
U.N
China
Britain
Red
Red China
Chou Exi-lal
Assembly
Lester B. Pearon
Canada
6Op Nation Organization
Peipug
India
Denaturalization action ordered against Radzie in New York
Associated Press reports Attorney General McGranery ordered denaturalization proceedings to strip Constantine Radzie of citizenship on grounds of fraud and undisclosed Communist Party activity. The suit will be filed in Federal District Court, New York. Radzie, 56, born in Vilesia Poland, naturalized August 8, 1938 after arriving in 1929 as Konstantin Radelmanovics. Also notes death of Pittsburgh attorney Edwin Doran, 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McGranery
Constantine Radsie
Communist Party
Central Committee
New York
Ily
McGranety
Caurt
Redzi
Torney
Radzile
Vilesia
Poland
Konstatin Radelmanovics
New York Federal Court
Onlg
Navy marks start of new aircraft carrier at Brooklyn yard
In New York the Navy officially began construction of a sister ship to the USS Forrestal. Secretary Kimball noted the keel lay and urged Congress to fund a completion within about a year. The Saratoga will closely resemble the Forrestal in size and capacity with over 100 aircraft and a displacement around 60,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Congress
Kimball
Saratoga
Forrestal
Lie Nwy
Brooklyn Yard
Forrest
Deer Hunting Tragedy Kills Four In Northwestern Pa
Four hunters died during Pennsylvania’s deer season opener in Venango and Butler counties. Stray bullet killed Andrew Ruzicks of Ellwood City near Franklin. Rev. McElwain of Buller also shot. Miles Wilson and W T Hetrick died of heart attacks. Authorities and coroner investigate, with doubt about shooter location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Andrew Ruzicks
Ellwood City
Venango County
G. Mektwain
But
Lew
Fane
Miles Wilson
Greenwood Township
W.T. Hetrick
Clarion
Ruzicka
Pearl District
Franklin
Game Commission
Maurice Dinberg
Dinberg
Vic
Tory
Ruticka
Rev. McElwain
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Chijech
Buller
Ray Plaister
Turnkey
Butler County
Kane
Wilkow
Hetritk
Under The Bed Is No Place To Hide
Police received a call about a man hiding under a bed at 512 East Main Street. A female caller warned officers then laughed, saying it was a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roos
East Main Street
John Vincent Loyalty Review Shocks State Department
The Loyalty Review Board declares reasonable doubt on John Vincents loyalty and recommends his firing. The State Department contemplates reopening the case as Secretary Acheson weighs options while in Paris. Vincent, 53, has long faced probes amid claims of Communist associations, which he denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Losally Review Board
Carter
Carter Vincent
Truman
Acheson Tay
Vincent
Acheson
Paris
State Department
U. S. High Command
Germany
Department
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Binehem
Bingham
North Atlantic Alliance
Lin Beer
Sun. McCanthy
Senate
Sparta Men Plead Innocent In Court
Kenneth Vanderhoof 19, Robert Rugar 28, and Richard Culver 17 of Spartansburo, R, DB pleaded innocent in Chautauqua County Court Mayuill to charges of second degree forgery. They were arrested in a mid western city two weeks ago and sent back to face trial for passing checks by forging a Garland man and a North East resident. Detainers filed by Corry authorities. warrant held for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhive
North East
Corry
Blaw-KKnox to Merge Subsidiaries into New Firm
Blaw-Knox Co. will merge December 31 with three domestic operating subsidiaries Burlovak Midwest Co Blaw-EKnox Instruction Co and the Foote Co The merged entity will operate under the Blaw Knox name and continue as Blaw-Knox Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUAN
Pittsburgh
Blaw-Knox Co
Burlovak Midwest Co
Blaw-Eknox Instruction Co
the Foote Co
Blaw-Knox Go
Last Crewmembers Rescued From Grounded Ship
The 30 crew members of the Grommet Reefer were rescued after a storm battered the harbor near Leghorn. Helicopters lifted men from the wreck while earlier a breeches buoy carried three sailors to shore. All crewmen were taken to Astiy Hospital for examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Tom Tyr
S.suvérall
Mudwg
Grommet Reefer
Henin
ULB Astiy
Leghorn Harbor
Ventoriing
Serme Flushing
New York City
Mountbatten Named High NATO Mediterranean Commander
British Admiral Louis Mountbatten is named commander of NATO naval forces in the Mediterranean under General Ridgway. Admiral Mountbatten and Admiral Carney will both report to Ridgway with Mountbatten equal to Carney in the Southern European Command, a move reflecting a disputed transition between British and American leadership. The appointment comes amid broader defense talks and a stalled $426 million plan for airports roads and fortifications next year.
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Associated Press
Paris
Bar Mountuation
All
NATO
Mediterranean
SFA
Gibraltar
Suesay
Carney
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council of Foreign Ministers
Mowal
Batten
Mountbatten
Rat
Ridaway
Messian Defense and Finance
Japanese radio operator tells story of spying
A Japanese radio operator recounts alleged espionage involving both the United States and the Soviet Union while covertly serving a possible double agent role. The tale covers payments from American and Soviet sources, police investigations, and conflicting claims about identity and espionage charges.
Truman Warns GOP Against Defense Cuts
President Truman told Alumni Association of the Armed Forces Industrial College that U S defense spending kept millions free from slavery and warned the incoming Republican administration not to cut back his defense program. He urged Americans to bear the costs to avert a new world war and said true economy differs from false economy. The college sits at Fort McNair near the Anacostia and Potomac rivers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
The
Armed Forces Industrial College
Tramar
Industrial College
Fort Leslie
J. McNair
Anacostia
Potomac Rivers
Armed Services
City officials discuss garbage rate bid far below peers
Low bid of 1 dollar per month for a family sparked discussion as City Officials meet to weigh bids from three bidders. The plan would set a rate of 260 to 820 for residents and businesses, with one bidder proposing a 15 dollar form and a 10 percent prompt payment discount. The article notes concerns over city work, pipe installation, and staffing tied to the new refuse collection contract.
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Ronulu
Vity
Harley CoNemur
Wally
den Hut
Studes
Berlehuins
Mapas
Halse
Willy Art
Jo Ney
Rowell
Fred Kinley
Thale
Dilvn
Moiliy
Ite Aero Supply Mis Co
Tne
Soci
Brown
Gremell
Pottermen
Boy's quick nose for smoke saves family in Pittsburgh blaze
Johnny Vaughn, 12, woke to smoke and woke his parents after flames trapped the Vaughn home on Pittsburgh's North Side. They escaped with two pets, Queenie and Spook, who died in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Johhny Vaughn
Saramyakh
Dohrny
Queenie
Spook
Vaughn
Youth Admits Slaying Artist In Fiery Confession
A youthful suspect, identified only as Colin Teves ald, confessed to fatally stabbing a local artist with a four-inch blade during a confrontation at a residence. Neighbors reported the incident occurred in the early morning hours, and authorities said the youth admitted his involvement after being booked on murder charges. The victim, Mrs Macktown, was found with multiple wounds and died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Oipog
Colin Teves
Sutton
Iulhy
Donald S. Crvely
Tony Mugure
Howe
Mu Walley
Deer Population Survey Sparks Area Debate and Local Hunts
Reported deer sightings and hunter activity flood area with conflicting claims as a state commission plans a late deer population survey. Residents recall heavy hunting last season, while officials promise a formal study to determine deer numbers and guide future regulations.
Corry Savings Pays Second Dividend to Stockholders
Corry Savings and Loan mailed notices to stockholders announcing the bank’s second dividend of the year. Payable at three percent per year, the $14,750 distribution covers June 1 to December 1, stated Homer Bulard, assistant secretary of the Home Loan Bank. Pittsburgh motorists face icy roads as no snow or sleet falls and temperatures rise above freezing with an overnight low around 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Savings and Loan
Homer Bulard
Home Loan Bank
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Stassen silent on future policies planned for MSA
Amid questions on the Pacific Defense Alliance, President Eisenhower and aides discuss potential future military policies and funding. Stassen declines to disclose details, citing premature public discussion. Officials mention possible choices for Europe aid and cabinet appointments, with no firm decisions announced.
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Stassen
MSA
Associated Press
New York
United States
Esy Zaphane
Sieney Galland - Woll
London
Winston Churchill
Australia
New Zealand
NATO
Muto
Imi
Suster
Binnhewwen
Wileltigé
Hogerts
Bisunhower
Emillagy
John J. McCloy
America
Fuigh
Germany
John Foster
Dex
Ignale
Stunt
Me— Cloy
Borgpern
E Farle
Riece
Stawner
Europe
Giseliss
Eisenhower Cat
Sineljr Weeks
Boston
Secretare of Commerce Hugerty
Eric Johnston
Te Moton Picture Association of America
Producers Group
Johnston
Greeting Card Shop Set To Open At Center Street
Mr and Mrs Arnold Seajneast announce Sea s Drugs will lease quarters from Mrs Cleve Morton to open a greeting card shop at 152 North Center Street on January 20. Expansion includes Hallmark cards and White and Wyckoff stationery, with contractors starting renovations now for a January opening.
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North Center Street
Arnold Seanjeast
Sea's Drugs
Cleve Morton
Mary Morton
Lncation
Children’s Apparel
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