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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1952

Page

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Narrow Gap on Troop Rotation and DPs Future

In Panmunjom talks at Munsan Korea negotiators narrowed the gap on troop rotation and the fate of displaced persons but remain far apart on key issues. Both sides hint at a high level political conference within 90 days after an armistice, while postwar Korea questions and broader regional matters loom unresolved.

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Still Uncovered in Birmingham Cemetery Reveals Moonshine Still

Birmingham police acting on a tip checked a suspicious grave in a Birmingham cemetery and found a moonshine still with an oil burner connected to an oil tank buried beneath a nearby grave. Officers J. W. Morris and F. Garrett said the device was ready to operate.

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Ward Leader Slain in Chicago by Gunmen

Charles Gross 56 Republican ward committeeman for the West Ward died after seven 12 gauge shells struck him in a drive near Humboldt Park and Lie Street in Chicago. Police say two gunmen fired from a car. guardsmen transported him to a nearby hospital where he died. Officials tied the shooting to rising gang influence in the ward.

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Delay Plows Fall as Winter Returns

Snowfall of about five inches arrived overnight with temps around 24 degrees. Plow operations were delayed as crews faced continued snow and colder weather, delaying transportation and mail delivery. State highway crews worked on routes late last night and into today.

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Blaze Leaves Ten Homeless at Stoverdale Camp Grounds

February 7 Middletown report says a spectacular fire destroyed four bungalow type houses at the Stoverdale camp meeting grounds near here. Ten people including five children lost homes as seven volunteer fire companies battled the blaze to save nearby structures. Fireman Earl Gruber sustained minor injuries. damage estimates were unavailable immediately.

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City Urges Action on Worsening Sidewalk Conditions

City Council members call for decisive steps to repair or reconstruct dangerous sidewalks across wards. Officials consider a blanket contract with local contractors to secure rapid square footing work, with liens and costs recoverable from property owners after notices run.

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Bard Endorsed by Dem Chiefs for U S Senate Seat

Harrisburg February 1 The Democratic state policy committee endorsed Jude Guy K Bard of Langnau for the U S Senate seat. Bard accepted pledging a vigorous campaign. Other statewide endorsements included Genevieve Hart auditor general and George M Lech state treasurer. Judge Bard would resign from the federal bench if nominated. In Butler Pennsylvania Chester L Bouch 26 of Valencia died from injuries in a non车 car crash near Butler.

Associated Press Harrisburg Democraile State Policy Committee Jude Guy K. Bard Langnatuy U. S Bard Jiwist Genevieve Hart Pittsburgh Democratic State Committee George M. Lecer York Supreme Cour Harry M. Montgomery Allegheny County Common Pleas Court Miss Blatt Stave Sammuel G Neff Elwood City CIO United Mine Workers of Pennsylvania Keystone Brotherhood of Railroad Workers Dolley Tne Neff Bard Sid Franklin D. Roosevel Butler Chester L. Bouch Valencia

Ike Backers Pressing For His Return

Washington reports multipied evidence that Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower’s backers press to recall him from Europe to boost a Republican restoration bid. Taft supporters claim unity could yield the GOP nomination if Eisenhower runs, while some backers hope he returns before the New Hampshire primary.

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Traveled youths die in Butler County crash mourned

Parker 8 of Tionesta and Edward F Vogel 1 of Erie among six university students killed in a Route 8 tractor trailer collision four miles south of Butler They were en route to a basketball game in grave city college students identified with several other injured victims listed. A separate note reports Britain’s national anthem changing to God Save the Queen after Princess Elizabeth’s proclamation.

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Rise in Chickenpox and Whooping C cough Among Children

A distorted report notes increasing chickenpox and whooping cough in children. It cites rising cases in schools and attendance impact, with data on illness prevalence and absences across grades, amid public health concerns.

Bus service resumes in Gorey after drivers strike

Greyhound bus service is set to restart in Gorey after drivers returned to work ending a eight day stoppage over pay mileage and schedules. The strike disrupted routes to New York and Buffalo with 19,000 commuters per day affected across Ohio and Pennsylvania.

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Discovery Of New Comet Reported By National Geographic Society

Washington February 7 The discovery of a slow moving comet in the Virgo region was announced by the National Geographic Society. The comet appeared on a Palomar Mountain California photographic plate captured January 30 with a 4 inch telescope operated by Hubert Herrington of California Institute of Technology. It marks the fifth discovery in two years by the Palomar survey.

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Corry Unit of State Police Moves To New Headquarters

The Corry unit of the State Police plans a move this year from South Center Street to a newly renovated facility on West Smith Street. A steel framework and concrete work are underway, with a dedicated office space and specialized equipment for the force. Local contractor involvement continues as interior fit-out progresses toward establishing the new headquarters.

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Union Proposal Under Fire Sparks Steelworkers Debate

The union proposal to use a seniority based system for job promotions faces strong opposition from steel companies and panel critics. Advocates warn the plan could curb incentives and foster internal conflict, while opponents argue it risks passing over qualified younger workers.

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Ambassador Seerry Named Moscow Ambassador in Washington

A report notes the appointment of Seerry to a Moscow posting amid late February discussions in Washington. The piece highlights the long tenure of the official and mentions the broader context of diplomatic staffing and presidential communications.

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Maple Producers to Start Work Soon Despite Reduced Numbers

District maple producers plan early tapping with large operations coming later this month in nearby sugar bushes. Prices for first runs are expected high with syrup well above last year. buyers and blenders contracted for available output. Eight girls injured in Greensburg after car rolled from highway en route home from a school banquet.

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Elizabeth to be proclaimed queen tomorrow in Britain

Elizabeth II returns to Britain to ascend the throne after King George VI’s burial. The proclamation follows a travel from Kenya where she was staying, with funeral plans underway and coronation timing being prepared by officials and the new government.

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Draft physicals set for 13 youths departing at 6:90

Thirteen selective service registrants will report at the railroad station to depart by Pennsylvania Railroad train this evening for New Cumberland for pre injury examinations. They will arrive Harrissburg tomorrow morning and return by 11 p.m. with stops including Corry and Union City. Listed participants include Alton Burdick Ronald Miles Lawrence Graber John Boland Robert Amsteau William Proper Orville Smith George Fas Marshall McCall Edwin Van Waterford Joseph Stahowic Leonard Kraus.

Pennsylvania Railroad New Cumberland Harrissburg Corry Alton Burdick Ronald Miles Lawrence Graber John Boland Robert W. Amsteu William Proper Orville Smith Union City George Fas Marshall McCall Edwin van Waterford Robert Bayle Wattsburg Joseph Stahowic Elgin Leonard Kraus Cambridge Springs

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