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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1952

Page

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Lattimore Indicted On Perjury Charges

A federal grand jury accuses Owen Lattimore of swearing he never supported communism and of lying on six other points during Senate testimony last spring. Lattimore, director at Johns Hopkins, faces arraignment Friday with trial possible soon. McCarthy had labeled him a top Soviet espionage agent, a claim he rejects as moonshine.

Associated Press Washington Aederal Grand Jury Owen Lattimore State Department Ander Wathh Senate Internal Security Tom Baltimore McCarthy Latrimore Lattimore

City to award garbage contract to Victor Slye of Corry

Officials indicate Victor Slye will win the 1958 garbage haul contract despite a higher bid of 115 from Deste E. Ruff. If awarded the bid, rates may fall about 20 cents monthly for the average home, with bond increased to 5000 and disposal duties to begin January 5.

Victor Slye Corry R. D Slye Deste E. Ruff East Main Street Mr. Hutt Colineil Homer Berkhaus Sap

Red Jets Downed by Allied Forces in Latest Skirmish

Allied pilots claimed multiple Red jets shot down near the Korein boundary as UN forces report heavy casualties for December. The Fifth Air Forces confirmed a MIG 15 destruction raising November air losses to 27.

Associated Prous Segal Celie Nuril Korem Srbrew Eighth Army Red Fron Xihe Ole Wesle Nu Atlee Pniding Korangpo United Nations Rec

Two Crashes Blamed on Icy Highways in Pa. County

State Police investigated two accidents blamed on slippery roads. John Orloff 38 of Evie collided with a stopped semi near Wattsburg causing $800 damage to his rear. In a second crash Walter McCrory 29 of Spartansburg was hit by Menest Platt 42 of Gorty RD as Platt tried to pass a bus, damaging the bus $30 and the truck $350 while Mrs Platt suffered knee injuries.

Wattsburg John Orloff Evie Prasfic Victor Smith Bradford R. CO Orloff Walter McCroy Spartansburg Menest Platt Gorty RD. 1 Fara Refi Platts Stilk McCray Platt Lil Iavier Mie Turk Brades

United States Liner Damaged In 100 MPH Gale

The United States liner was damaged after gale forces of 100 mph hit the British Isles as it pulled from Southampton. Tugs maneuvered to refloat, 600 passengers told sailing would be delayed while ships sought shelter and air services canceled.

British Isles Associated Press London United States Southampton New York Enon Indo China St Resell Lion Mse Council of Fenian Niinitwrs Gilles Karmany Bork Robert Scinipan Jeas de Touretn Minster Tor Hutt Muuch Wuneerfal Britain France U.S Byndamis Brieain Anthony Edo United Russia Henk Willene Ekropeisi Lake Kek Trenty Germany Pmed Zuroes West Gemany Ant Limilion NATO

Truman Orders Security Plan Collaboration

President Truman directs three branches of government to cooperate on a security plan to safeguard U.N. personnel. Atty. Gen. James P. McGranery announced the directive with support from Sen. Alexander Wiley. State, Justice, and Civil Service officials say the order outlines ground rules for any future program. Twenty nine Americans were dismissed from the U.N. area amid anti subversive inquiries.

New York Trommin Collawardle United Nations James P. McGrancry Jans Alexander Wiley Senate Foreign Relations Congress Wiley Truman Dwight D. Eisenhowe MrGranery U. 5 Atty Myles J. Lane State and Justice Departments Civil Service Commission McGranery TMN Varios Washington Ved Justice Departments

Physician moves to new offices in North Center street area

Crekster announces the move of Dr Hugh A O Hares offices from Widmann and Teah building to new quarters on WL East Smith Street. The facility includes reception and a front waiting area, two treatment rooms, a x ray suite, a private office and library, a laboratory, and a two way intercom system with safety features. Contractors listed include Henry B Kennedy, Joseph Hassett, Raymond Randburg, Albert Wick, Ross Fehlman, Sigmund Gronostar, Joseph Catalfu, AT Duke, Patsy Nolte, Paul Campbell, Harold Carlson, Charles Hubert, and Paull Velenek.

Crekster Hugh A. O'Hare Widmann and Teah North Center Street Smith Street O'Hare Astrore Henry B Kennedy Joseph Hassett Comprete Raymond Randburg Albert Wick Ross Fehlman Carpentry Sigmund Gronostar Joseph Catalfu Duke Patsy Nolte Paul Campbell Harold Carlson Charles Hubert Paull Velenek

Tito Regime Breaks With Vatican City

Belgrade reports tension as Yugoslavia and the Vatican clash over church officials. Archbishop Alojaire Sten’s College of Cardinals appointment is cited amid Tito’s criticisms and threats of a visit to London.

Tito Vatican City Stepinae Vatican Yugoslavia Associated Press Belgrade Alojaire Sten College of Casdinate Ales Bebles Magr Silvio di Odd Mygr Joseph F. Hurley Belwade Yeeler Wawkers Belwide Hos Geoffrey Fisher Brilian Canterbury Anthony Eden Britain Maren Arrow of Bows

Musmanno Defends Right to Speak Amid Bar Critique

Justice Musmanno criticizes the Allegheny County Bar Association for political activity claims. He vows to speak if he deems it his duty, claiming canon interpretation must honor the constitution and free speech. He denies violating Canon 28 and says he will act despite bar opposition.

Associated Press Pittshurgh Michael 4 Musmanno Alegheny County Bar Association Poummvanta Supreme Conve Oje Democrat Mallee Hon Butster Yyrtet

Schuer Escapes Death Sentence

New York fields show Elmer Schuer escaped the death sentence after a grand jury found no indictable murder charge in the Harlem gun battle that killed a detective. The case centers on Schuer’s guilty plea to robbery and kidnapping in Brome County Court.

New York Elmer Schuer Det Philip Monica Harlem Schuer Brome County Court Alty Frank Hogian

Cott Ave x Joint Schools Authority to Form in Harrisburg

The charter for the Cott Ave Joint Schools Authority will be received from Harrisburg in time for formal organization. The nine member body will elect officers and adopt by laws. The group will discuss a bond issue and the methods for issuing bonds and financing the authority.

Cott’ Avex Joint Schools Authority Harrisburg Iearnes Wentia

Findley Lake Woman Fends Off Burglar With Shotgun

Mrs Tony Gorski at Findley Lake confronted a burglar in her country home around 5 30 pm. She seized a shotgun and kept the intruder at bay until Deputy Lester Thompson arrived. The suspect George Fessins was taken to Mayville for questioning and committed to Gowanda State Hospital for examination.

Findley Lake Tony Gorski George Fessins Iti Lester Thompson Mire Gorski Fessins Mayville I Linder Taille Gowanda Mospitn

Detective says he turned down offer of bribe

New York testimony described Mayor John Kenny of Jersey City as linked to underworld figures. Detective John Weldon testified a bribe of 1000000 was offered in November 1951 to influence city payroll personnel and city representatives. The proceedings touched on graft probes and Chief Mullins cases.

Associated Press New York John ¥. Kenny Jersey City N. J Underworld Indy Cie New York State Ummissien APL Oman Jon Deraey Lued ILA Ala Pole Eliief Waterton Walden Gemabins Burney Conkeyer Brown Waldron Mario Manhattan Alin Walden Winkie Bob Theodore Bute Urutt

Bid Solicitation For Corry Area Senior High School

Officials from the six district area plan a January 15 release of all specifications for the 40 room Corry area senior high school project. Contractors will have 30 days to submit bids on an estimated cost around two and a quarter million dollars, with a late February bid opening by district officials.

Senvoy Court Corry Aylfleet Waller Campbell DuNton Senior High School Fisions Gampbell Sis

Chester Groom-Elect Killed in Car Collision

A Chester man named John J. Stansbury, 29, was fatally struck while opening his car door, with the driver charged with homicide. The deceased, 25, was due to be married tomorrow. Police described the incident as a traffic crash involving two vehicles in Chester, Pennsylvania.

Chester Mn Aie John J. Stansbury

Warning On vrale Mailing Issue Notice

A fragmented notice warns of delays in vrale mailing shipments and outlines expected delivery issues. It mentions Christina and other names in relation to unshipped parcels and anticipated push dates while noting limited past-day tracking and missing cert times.

Ieee Tvo Prurgel

Woman appeals court sentence in Brinks case

Boston based report outlines an appeal by Abie Mary A. Mooler 37 seeking review of a one year sentence tied to Brinks case charges. The article notes alleged improprieties, pending jury hearing, and references related figures and prior convictions involving associates, with details including monetary figures and alleged obstruction of justice.

Brinks Associates Press Boston Abie Mary A. Mooler Toottie Uestans Sigram Byink Tabbery Muir Wilhany Howies Carlet Mont Senierpany Hooley Paul O'Kevie Buxton

Healy Studio Building Sold to Magliarditi Family

Arrangements for the sale of the North Center Street building housing Healy Photo Studio and the Frank Graft insurance agency were completed. Fred Healy sells to Joseph Mary and Albert Magliarditi Jr all of Bast Street. Healy plans to move to Warren and retire from photography.

North Center Street Healy Photo Studio Frank Graft Insurance Agency Fred Healy Joseph, Mary Albert Magliarditi Jr Bast Street Mr. Healy Dines Shige Healy Warren Hydr Gwhlers Albert Magharditi Pli Grat

Eisenhower MacArthur discuss Taft Durkin labor reform

In New York the two generals and President elect Eisenhower weighed the Taft Hartley act and potential changes. Durkin signals meeting with Taft on possible amendments while Meany would accept revisions.

Durkin Taft Carlson FL Alstander Smith New Jersey Senate Senaor Styles Bridges New Hampshire Roesa Eisenhower Senale Jop Bridges Martin P. Durkin AFL Jabor Union Jabor Democrati Adlai HB. Stevenson Douglae MacArthur

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