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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
Feb 02, 1952
Page
1
PLAN DECLARED INADEQUATE BY ALLIED OFFICER
An Allied officer says the current plan is inadequate and the whole problem remains under study. No hint is given on whether Allies might accept inspections at fewer than 12 points behind lints.
Allies Press Rotation Of Forty Thousand Troops Monthly
Allied negotiators rejected a Communist bid for inspections behind the lines at 12 entry points per side as entirely inadequate. UN officers said the main issue remains under study and that discussion would focus on crucial differences, with no word on fewer inspection points or neutral nation representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Tha Ales
Don O. Darrow
al- Wea
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Wil Lam P. Nuckols
Estimal TN
Open Weather Marks January With Higher Precipitation
The official weather report by George Molderick details January as unusually open with a 1 degree range and a high on January 16. The month saw higher than normal rainfall on four days and total precipitation of 54.65 inches, including 1.35 inches of snowfall on January 36. Ice conditions on highways were hazardous as warmer air melted snow and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Molderick
Lao
Three youths held in $114000 jewel theft
Three unemployed New Yorkers, Joseph Paladino Carmine Zoccolillo and Joseph Guidice, were arrested in the $114000 Park Avenue jewelry heist. About $89500 worth of gems were recovered after the bold burglary that targeted designer Melle Purnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Melle Purnis
Joseph
Phe Blimp
Grand jury probe ordered into Call Bulletin over news obstruction claims
Federal Judge Oliver J. Carter ordered an immediate grand jury inquiry in San Francisco to determine if the Call-Bulletin’s articles obstructed justice. The case centers on a Carmel development link and a deputy IRS official, amid ongoing coverage of tax scandals in Northern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Associated
Prax
San Francisco
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
George B. Harris
Carmel
Calif
Internal Revenue
Artele
Call-Hulletim
California
Punxsutawney Groundhog Sees Shadow Marks Six More Weeks
In Gobbler's Knob at Punxsutawney Pa the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club reports the groundhog emerged at 7:62 p m saw his shadow and returned to his burrow indicating six more weeks of winter Dr Frank A Lorenzo head of the club praised the omen saying it matches their tradition and wisdom
Vegetables Drop Sharply in Local Prices
Corry housewives resume salads as vegetable prices fall sharply after a peak caused by freeze damage to the southern crop. Lettuce and carrots lead declines with carrots down to 11 cents a bunch and lettuce at about 19 cents per head. California grown produce arrives earlier, easing shortages and pulling prices down. Local grocers credit California supply for the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
California
Fire Damages North Street Public School In New Castle
Fire gutted the two story brick North Street public school causing an estimated 250000 in damage. By 1100 hours eight and a half hours after the outbreak five men said they had it under control. Eight blocks away another blaze swept a poultry store in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansucmen
New Castle
North Street
Epeers Poultry Store
British French agree on German issue after talks
British Foreign Secretary Eden and French Foreign Minister Schuman said they were in complete agreement on arming Germany but the communique gave no specifics. They pledged close work with a unified six nation European family while Britain keeps it from joining an army. They discussed German weapons limits, timing, and the London meeting with Adenauer, with French officials noting possible initial differences but stressing Western unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
FARIS
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Germany
Eden
Churchill
Britain
United States
Schimnan
Konald Adenauer
London
Schuman
Baby dies in oxygen tent explosion in hospital ward
Six month old Jian Ramos Jr. died in the pediatrics ward after a plastic oxygen tent covering him exploded. Dr Sterling Fly, a resident physician, said the child was in critical condition with a heart ailment when admitted and that the fire and explosion contributed to death. Hospital officials said a faulty electric base plug might have ignited the oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Jian Ramos, Jr
Sterling Fly
Babson Urges Study Of Insulator Against Gravity
Fin Fin Feb 2 Babson Park Roger W Babson urges scientists to develop an insulator against gravity amid aviation crash tolls. He criticizes airplane companies for not doing enough to prevent fatalities, arguing insurance cannot replace lives and blaming engine and wing failures for crashes. He warns accidents will rise with larger planes until proper safeguards exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fin
Elizabeth
Grayby
Humphrey to Enter Truman's Name in Minnesota Primary
A Humphrey aligned slate pledges 41 delegates to the Democratic presidential race in Minnesota as the March 18 primary looms. He backs primaries despite Truman deeming them eyewash, while Eisenhower and MacArthur lead Republicans for the GOP slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Truman
Minnesota
Associated Press
Washington
Benator
Humphrey D-Minn
Vrrimin
Minnesta Democrate
Minnesotst
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas Macarhur
Tf MacArthur
Eisenhower
Guln
Hareald &, Stassen
Minnesota Eoternor
Tn St. Paul
Stassen
Cobbett Agency to Manage Multiple Local Housing Projects
West South Street real estate firm led by Melvin S. Cobbett announces agreements with builders to develop several new homes in the city. Plans include North Corry acreage development plus two First Ward sites on East Main, Williams, and Summery streets. The agency will handle lot sales, buyer financing, and contracting for buildouts on a built-to-order basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin S. Cobbett
West South Street
Mth
Nort Cory
North Corry
North Center Street
West Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Gerald White
John W. Krasa
Rm New Street
West Columbus
Williams
New Street
Cobbett
First Ward
Frank Darrow
East Main
Williams Streets
HPL
Darrow
L. P. Beker
Dead and Missing in Carpentertown Mine Disaster
A mine explosion at Carpentertown No.2 in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, killed one minor and left five missing. Sixty-five men were in the mine when the blast occurred. three injuries are critical. Rescue attempts followed as officials and a state mines secretary oversaw operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Here
Fosinners
Li Jt
M. Maroney
Carpentertown No.2
Carpentertown Coal and Coke Company
Richard B. Maize
Pennsylvania
M Mines
Dhiontown
Maroney
Interest Shown In Warren County School Jointures
A Warren county school directors meeting called by Supt Binir on February 14 will discuss new state legislation allowing districts to merge through jointures on both secondary and elementary levels. An official from Harrisburg will explain the changes boosting reimbursements. Directors from Corry Elgin Wayne Concord Columbus and Spring Creek show interest in expanding jointures beyond current top six grades. The 1-6 operation remains, and a future joint board meeting may decide on full district-wide jointure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Binir
Cmaee
Anarrisburg
Corry Sesions
Elgin
Wayne
Concord
Columbus
Spring Creek
Duff backs universal military training for country survival
York Pa February 2 U S Senator James H Duff Republican Pa told a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting universal military training is necessary for the survival of the country if a cold war continues He said he will vote for UMT when the bill reaches the Senate floor noting everyone must be willing to make a temporary contribution to maintain a standing army Duff declared
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
U. 5
James H. Duff
Duff
UMT
Senate
Dutt Rascerted
Move to end truck strike prompts federally mediated talks
Federal mediation chiefs in Washington urge peace talks as about 13,000 AFL Teamsters truckers in 11 southern states and 8,000 Ohio drivers strike over wages and contracts. Dock workers at Chicago terminals halt operations affecting thousands of tons of non perishable freight. Negotiations aim to pattern settlements across regions with pay raises and staged increases under existing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Iine
Sterleo
AFL
Midwest
Chicago
M~ Uon
AFL ‘Teamsters Union
Lunton
Washington
Gyrus B Ching
Memphis
Souhern
Strice- An
Cisi
Souhhern
Tedera
Walon
Strke J
Ohio
Solidtion
Central States
Ohio Association
Columbus
Southwrst
Ghion
Vote To Continue Greyhound Strike In Cleveland
Associated Press report: Gentral Greyhound bus drivers voted to keep their wildcat strike until the company agrees to meet over grievances. The 352 drivers have not formed a grievances list since Wednesday. Complaints center on bonus pay losses partly due to flood conditions. The strike affects the Toledo to Parkersburg line, serving about 25,000 passengers including 10,000 Cleveland commuters daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gentral Greyhound Bus
Ates
Toledo
Tie
Parkersburg
W ‘Va
Housecleaning Pushes to End Corruption in Nixie Era
Washington Feb. 2 A newly named head of the Truman administration’s clean government campaign launches probes with the Justice Department as the first target Morris vows a policy to let five chips fall where they may while facing mixed Congressional reaction and Republican concern over selectivity in investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neawbold Morris
Truman
Lowa
Laainches
Ts Tie Department
Morris
Ingyerram
New Yorke
Poverquient Agence
Carner
McGrath
Oluauy
Premien
Peserdle Department
Idheivey — Comenilive
Nvestigen
Lion
Justice Department
Ne Grath
Lu Proechligns
Orleryse
Moris
St. My Minn
Congressional
Attorney Federal
Navigates Atlantic unaided seeks Corry on map
Bruno Ewald Paul 46 and Margit 34 undertake a meandering voyage across the broad Atlantic without compass or sextant and fail to locate Corry. New York dispatches say the couple, previously interned at Bilis Island, faced possible special federal relief while awaiting Congress action on a visa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Ewald Paul
Margit
Corry
New York City
Bilis Island
Wegally Whese
Pan
Klement
West Smith Street
Thorwild
TMG Col
Amt
Ihr
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