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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 31, 1952
Page
1
Ike and Senate Leaders Strike Farm Policy Accord
President elect Eisenhower gains agreed approach on farm policy and appointment procedure after 2 1 2 hour talks with Senate Republicans led by To f in New York. Senator Young warned against Benson’s confirmation without a clear commitment to permanent price support parity targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
Robert A
Senate
Congress
Newl
Matt
Martin Durkin
Ohio
Saburday
Eison
Hower
Sen. Millon
H. Young
Tortekota
Ezra Taft Bensori
Eisen— Jower
Wiltuié
Benson Cane
Baste Fanny Com
Young
Biserimyer
Benson
Kleptun Land
Gontihild
Ohio State student cleared in Pittsburgh gas blast
A coroner's jury ruled the December 5 explosion an accident and cleared 17-year-old John Lipni of Arnold and Equitable Gas Co. of blame. The blast at the Mounis home on the North Side killed six children and damaged the wall as gas fumes ignited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Ohio State University
Hax
Robert Mounis
Allegheny County
John Lipni
Arnold
Equitable Gas Co
Binmie
Clements Named to Succeed Maize as Deputy Secretary
Harrisburg reports William J. Clements of Coaldale appointed deputy secretary of mines after the resignation of Richard Maize. Gene D. Smith, secretary of the commonwealth, issued the notice. Clements had served as deputy secretary since the death of Joseph J. Walsh last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William J. Clements
Coaldale
Kilnes
Totsy
John 5
Fine
Clements
Richard Maize
Gene D. Smith
Scommonwealth
Binnists
Joseph J. Walsh
Shower Of Gifts For 1953 Baby At Mamuplal Hospital
A New Year baby at Cosry Mamuplal Hospital is to receive a fancy welcome with a sponsored gift shower. Items listed include a Playtex set bottles a diaper warmer a blanket and assorted baby care products from local sponsors such as Anne Serviver Jannen's Cut Auto Wallace Garage Patterson Photo Products and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Aventis Menuharits
Dilinket
Moxsbucher
Moxsbucher Tsu Anne Serviver
Playtex
Jannen
Wallace Garage
Cony den
Niederkleiss
Jolson beoLtws
Rhinel
PSEA Delegates Press for 4400 Pay Raise in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Education Association delegates urged the 1953 General Assembly to grant teachers a 400 yearly salary increase next year. They endorsed a $200 annual cost of living boost atop the existing mandated raise, part of a past step-up plan extending to 1959-61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marrisburg
Ed Wentor
Pennsylvania
T. ¥. Smithe
Syracuse University
Smith
Francis B. Haas
Chesterman
Haas
Department of Public Instruction
Psea House of Delegates
General Assembly
National Bank Votes Dividend for 1953 Shares
The local bank announces an extra dividend payable to stockholders, bringing the total annual payout to 9 per share. A 4 percent dividend had been declared at mid year, with a similar payment voted earlier this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Worry Vo~ Say
Truman says peace outlook improved. no plan to hasten Korea end
President Truman told reporters the Cold War outlook is better than a year ago and no new plan exists to speed the Korea War. He announced a January 15 radio TV address and said his State of the Union message would follow, while brushing aside MacArthur and Vincent questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Wenee
Go Trina
Buu
Vale
Saud
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
John Carter Vincent
Abou MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
Remari
Rubinstein Granted Temporary Respite in Deportation Case
Three federal judges halted Rubinstein’s deportation to Hillis Island while the 45 year old financier from New York faces possible surrender before year’s end at midnight. The Court of Appeals indicated it may rule this afternoon on blocking the Justice Department from taking him into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Serge Rubinstein
Hillis Island
V. S. Collrt of Appeals
Justice Department
Rubinstein
Atty
New Year Festivities With Solemn Watch Night Services
The city marks the year end with watch night and candlelight services across churches. Prayers of thanksgiving will punctuate religious ceremonies as fraternal clubs and licensed outlets prepare for crowds. Most businesses close tomorrow along with state and federal offices, with limited mail delivery and afternoon pickup as USPS routines vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nulkewlat
KO Horney
Wwe
Ily
Sherman Woman Killed in Jamestown Crash
Mrs Iva Floss sixty of Sherman died instantly when her car crashed head on with a Kennedy team vehicle driven by Joseph Green Jr eighteen on the Sherman Stedman Road two miles east of Sherman Five Kennedy youths injured in the crash Also in Jamestown Route 17 collision left Harry Cornwall eighty seven of Danville Wy in poor condition at Jamestown General Hospital Cornwall suffered facial injuries after his car hit a tree on the approach to Randolph County community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Gensal Hospital
Iva Floss
Sherman
Joseph Green
Harry Cornwall
Danville
Wy. Y
Dames
Town General Hospital
Kennedy
Randolph
Cornwall
Fim
Herold Spencer
City to collect Christmas trees next week
City plans a Streets Department pickup of discarded trees Tuesday and Wednesday. Homeowners should place trees along the curb Monday night or early Tuesday morning. Due to interest in the Twelfth Night tree burning ceremony, no event is planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streets Department
Mike le Uo~sual
Delays Ruling In Case Against Sparta Grocer
Me adville spring trial stalls as prosecutor seeks forgery charges against Dr William Kanhofer and others over a Lions Club check. Witnesses include Harry Kanhofer and Gly Fish. defense requests dismissal while Judge reserved decision on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Grocer
Meadville
Pollawiiig
yesherdGyan
Albert
Hal
Syastanibus Woeer
Aldernan SG
Whiely
Lions
William Hanhofer
Tinsville
Turner and
Uesume Fa
Hue Ie
Harry Kanhofer
Tiffsville
Gly Fish
Lions Slub
Spartanshoro
Joseph B. Shenwood
Une ¢Inib
Atule
Ile Dissell
Sherwad
Myr
Willuim Kanhater
toMy
Sherwood
The
Lions Welfare Ypoptim
Godia
William’ Kanhofer
Titusville
Harry Kinhofer
Witusville
Spartarsburg Lions
Fish
Corry Bani
Wiliam Keanhofer
Wii
Kanhofer
Dorser
A. Hahn
Anderson
Goous Warren
Stuart A. Culberteon
Fiefease
Gswiss
P M Nichols Retires From City Taxicab Business Today
P M Nichols announced his retirement from the city taxicab business after more than 33 years. He transferred his operation to Albert Xander of City Cab Company and will discontinue wartime service. Nichols plans no new business and will remain at his Williams Street home with Mrs Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Xander
City Cab Com
Pany
Perry M. Nichols
Oday
Nichols
Mike Prove
Xander
Clty Us Thorities
Westle Street
Railway Cross
Nichols Plug Lo
Williarris Street
Neavity
Chinese Gunman Fails In Attempt To Steal Plane
A Chinese gunman attempting to hijack a plane on the South China coast was thwarted when nationalist fighter planes forced the aircraft downnear Formosa. The crew survived the crash and emergency crews reported the gunman and three crew members killed in the ensuing struggle. The co pilot and purser were among those killed. American crew members were identified among the casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arwueinn
Comenius
Mulaeller
Rhaie
Philyl
South China
Quempy
Formosa
Alan Velien
China
Ateemipinga
Pal
Wits
Eduardo Diego
Felis Lathe Howe
Mar
Shall Nunn
San Francie Wi
Mary Alice Dretem
Bethel
Tufts States Information Service
Hilnpines
Rail workers win first round of wage fight
In Washington Assillon and four quarter-pail workers won a preliminary victory for a productivity based pay boost. If approved by an impartial referee, the increase could total between 50 and 100 million dollars annually for the rail carriers. Referee Paul M. Guthrie must decide the final amount, as negotiations resume in New York amid wage stabilization rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington Assillon
Mit
Paul M. Guthrie
Guiliere
Stia
Guthrie
Wage ‘Stabilization Board
Danuatg
New York
Bus Strike Looms In New York City
NYC faces a potential bus strike as drivers and maintenance workers threaten walkouts. City officials and transport unions push arbitration to avert stoppage affecting Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
CTO Transport Workers
Esricel
Gailion Ieves
Ant
Suibway
Lindleis
Michael
Cativate
Magny Vincent Fi
Troelititerp
Vendor City
Promiing Sien
Wompao
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Tower
Weatchester Coimbs
Credit Bureau Continued By Corry Chamber Of Commerce
The Corry Chamber of Commerce Credit Bureau will be continued at least until March 31 after an informal directors meeting. The plan weighs charging a fee for each credit information request and reorganizing the Retail Merchants division to boost self sufficiency and prevent a chamber burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Bureau of the
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Ne Chinber
Retail Merchants
Aero Supply Mfg Co Resumes After Inventory Shutdown
Aero Supply Mfg Co reports a one week shutdown for annual inventory. About two thirds of its 600 employees have been furloughed during the audit with the remaining workers assigned to inventory tasks. The plant operations will resume next Monday after the inventory period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scneame
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Fone
Security of country not in danger claim disputed
Report notes a speaker asserts national security is not endangered while admitting some Americans show doubtful loyalty in the US Minnesota context. The statement questions defense related duties and suggests concerns over handling defense work remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
FBI Ties United Nations Loyalty to U S Security Probe
Secretary Acheson said U N employee loyalty concerns pose no threat to national security but warrant a closer U S look. The House panel heard plans for broader FBI field checks on prospective UN workers and loyalty investigations, with officials outlining new clearance procedures and possible suspensions. Michael Truble, 66, of Sheffield, died from injuries after a auto accident in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Acheson
House
U. N
United States
U.N
Justice Department
Ill Nations
Vo Eal
Suicommittes Board
Chainain Chell
D-Ky
Stans Department
U.N. Loyal
Cheli
Dennis Ally
Ross Malone
U.nem
Nedetelexand
New York
Malone
FBI
U.S
Trygve Lio
State Department
Adrian Fisher
Jezel
U. S
Fisher
Truman
Tull
Nes Warren
Michael Truble
Sheffield
Warren General Hospital
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Public Utility Commission
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