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11 Feb 1952
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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 11, 1952
Page
1
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Red China barred from post armistice peace talks
UN truce chief questioned Beijing rights to join a Korea peace conference and rejected Communists demand to decide Formosa fate. Joy said China would not qualify under his criterion and urged the Reds to drop attempts to influence Asian war outcomes in the talks.
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Formosa
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Red China
Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Red
China
G. Turney Joy
Formosi
Birnie
North Korea
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People’s Republic of China
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South Korea
Red Cross
Williamsport Pastor Named Prohibition Senate Candidate
Dr. Tracy Sassaman of Williamsport was chosen by the Pennsylvania Prohibition party executive committee as its candidate for U S senator this year. Other statewide nominees include Auditor General Francis Miller of Hartensburg and Supreme Court Justice Charles Palmer of Ridley Park.
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Williamsport
Senate
State College
Tracv Sassaman
Pennsylvania Prohibition Party
Sassaman
Francis Miller
Hartieburg
Iregauger
Adriel Peters
Baegerstown
Supreme Court
Charles Palmer
Ridley Park
Massive 400-Foot Bridge Collapses Near Clairton Plant
A colossal 400 foot bridge at the Clairton plant of United States Steel tumbled into the Monongahela River area trapping two crane operators. One worker reportedly spoken to in the wreckage remained incoherent while rescue crews searched for the others. Nearby resident John Ryaby said the structure fell slowly before the final crash.
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Pittsburgh
Clairton
U.S
Stest Company
Mai
Monongghela
John Ryaby
Charles A Pain 92 longtime city figure dies
Charles A Pain known as Carl and longtime city controller hose company secretary and printer dies Sunday at his West Smith Street home at age 91 98. He helped run The Gorey Telegraph and The Corry Daily Leader with partners and later worked at several newspapers. Survived by daughter Ruth Downey son Clarke Pain two grandsons Joseph Pain and Jack Downey two nephews and nieces. Services Monday at 4 30 at Bracken Keating Finer Home with Rev Joseph Clair officiating and interment in Pie Grove Cemetery.
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Chaves A. Pati
West Smith Street
My. Pata
Mr. Pain
Carl
Clyde
Gorey
Joseph A. and
Bailly Smith Pain
Gory, Telegraph
Corry
Charles Pain
Wade
Jake C. B. Porter
Joseph Pain
Tovat
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D. C
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Wile
Porter
Twilenal
Charles Trumble
D. Mari
Kenzie
Ralph H. Weicht
J. Pain
Raymond Dune
Hornell
Josephine
Mason
Daytona Beach
Fin
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Walter Ma
Two Teens Die in Route 683 Head On Crash Near Pottstown
Two 17 year old Nancy McIlroy of Pottstown and 10 year old Donald Tobin of Pottstown were killed in a head on crash on Route 683 five miles north of Pottstown near midnight. Three other youths were injured. Mrs McIlroy was a passenger in the car. Donald Tobin died hours later at Pottstown Memorial Hospital.
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Pottstown
Nancy McIlroy
Donald Tobin
Mcllroy
Three Injured in Auto Wreck East of Corry
Three people were injured in a Saturday afternoon crash on the Gorea West Spring Creek road near Corry Memorial Hospital. Victims are Bernice Bromley 18 Mary Bromley 40 and Helen Burdick 43 with injuries to the nose knee and head. A fourth occupant Jane Sweet escaped with minor bumps. State Police said Burdick lost control, the car skidded 93 feet and hit a tree. Vehicle owned by Frank Burdick of BD 4.
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Sone
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken-Keating
Bernice Bromley
Cory
B.D
Mary Bromley
R. I
Helen Burdick
Aar
Diane Sweet
Beatrice Bromiley
Corry
Omietes
Jayne the Lee
Burdick
Ridinss
Frank Burdick
Snow multiplies driving hazards across faded city streets
Overnight snowfall doubled road danger as ice and slush spread through Saturday into Sunday. State plows and a road grader cleared Carter Hill routes while cindering trucks patrolled the area after several weekend crashes. One near miss occurred at South Center and South streets when a car skidded into the curb.
Emergency landing by Pan American World Airways Constellation
A Pan American World Airways Constellation with 61 aboard made a successful emergency landing at Idlewild Airport after engine trouble forced a return from Puerto Rico. The plane departed Idlewild just after midnight local time with one engine cylinder trouble reported.
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New York
Pan Ameren World Airways Constellation
Idlewild
Puerto Rico
Tatewild
King George VI Dies and Funeral Procession Begun
King George VI’s death prompts a private service for the late king. Mourners line London streets as the funeral cortege begins its journey from Sandringham to Westminster Hall. The nation prepares for lying in state and public homage over the coming days.
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London
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Westminster
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Princess Margaret
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Cowiey Road
Top Jet Ace Davis Killed Over Korea
Major A. Davis, renowned American jet ace from Lubbock Texas, reportedly shot down over Korea after claiming two more Communist MiG 18s in a fierce No. Korea air battle. Air Force notes he is missing in action though believed dead. his record tops 31 planes shot down in World War II and the Korean conflict combined.
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Fed
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America
Korea
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Davis Han
Lubbock
Air Force
Far East Air Force
Taft Campaigns Narrowly Brightens Oklahoma Convention
Backers of Senator Taft and General MacArthur claimed a slim edge at Oklahoma's state party fete as Eisenhower supporters warned of a possible late rally. Delegates to the Chicago nominating convention appeared mixed, with Taft MacArthur factions poised to harvest several Oklahoma delegates. The contest reflected broader GOP tensions after a tight 1950 gubernatorial race and portends a contested national nomination battle.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Robert A. Tait
Phi
Dwight D Eisenhower
Lo & Eda Amore Oklahom
Chicaps
Wagner to Seek Democratic Senate Nomination in April Primary
Philadelphia reports former state militia general and Army veteran G Husel Wagner announced his candidacy for the Senate seat in next April's Democratic primary. The state committee already backs Guy Bard of Lancaster for the nomination and Wagner vows a campaign including rallies and outreach to party leaders.
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Philadelphia
G. Husel Wagner
Weamher
Candidale Fay
Tax Assessments Forecast Growth Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg forecast predicts five years of rising real estate tax assessments in Pennsylvania reaching at least 50 percent as the Sure tax equalization board, created in 1947, continues to chart ratios. John N. O'Neil notes broader assessment increases since the agency began, aimed at equalizing state aid to schools and correcting inequities in property appraisal.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John N. O'Neil
Sure Tax Equalization Board
Agen>cy
Althoust
Agency
Orwell
O’nell
Corry Plans Wholesale Real Estate Assessment Revision
In 1955 Corry will begin a wholesale revision of real estate assessments at the tribunal year. The update was stalled due to lack of qualified personnel. State subsidies rely on accurate local assessments and the board was formed to reflect actual market values. The 1949 study showed ratewide assessments at 38.9 percent of market value, below the 100 percent target, and the ratio later rose to just under 40 percent.
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Corry
Hosrit
Charmine
Tough new bill targets drug rackets and supply chains
In Washington, Rep Sabath unveils a plan to hold shippers banks and insurance companies responsible for illicit narcotics imports in cargo. The proposal seeks heavy penalties and aims to choke supply rather than target peddlers, amid Treasury budget hearings and an Anslinger report of growing seizures and reduced teen drug addiction in some areas.
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Rep. Sabath
Associated Press
Washington
Silreway
Sabath
Comantes
United States
Harry J. Anstineer
Anslinger
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
Anstinger
Wnnner
Aislinger
Nelson Contempt Trial Opens in Washington
Steve Nelson a high ranking Communist party leader faces trial on charges of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The Yugoslav native and Pennsylvania party organizer appeared as a witness in 1939 and is held on a $10,000 bond pending motion actions.
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Washington
Steve Nelson
Communist Party
Congress
Nelson
West Se
Pennsylvania
House
Lequer
Yugoslavia
M Motion
House Committee
University of California
Four Accidents Blamed on Icy City Streets
Four crashes cited in the city over the weekend due to icy roads. One driver, Michael Brurees, 67, of Steuben Grove, was hospitalized after skidding north on North Guyer Street and smashing into a car on North Center Street. Property damage included about 200 dollars to the involved vehicles. Another collision near Union Street Hill involved Gerald Barrest and Willson Watkins, with minor damage and total impact around 100 dollars in repairs. A third incident at West Smith Street involved Mrs. M. Keiser of Warren, with damage reported but unclear injuries. A final minor collision on West Smith Street caused slight damage to a parked car and prompted police notes on responsibility.
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Steer Grove
Micwael Brurees
Stvenn
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Braneex
North
Guyer Treet
North Center Street
Pallee
Richard Watson
Lingaville
Wigby
Bartss
Stoien
Gerald Damon
Prainfall
West Smith Street
M. Keler
Warren
East Main Street
Benn
Lvania
Keiser
Onsi
Mbinah Erie Hospital
Wien & Eden
Lyle Harrington
Wallshire
Lawreate
Airport closure follows Jersey disaster as three air crashes hit city
Elizabeth New Jersey reports a third fatal airliner crash in less than two months. The National Airlines DC-4 overshot Newark airspace, slammed into a two family dwelling killing 29 aboard and four residents, with 40 injured. City halts air traffic and diverts flights to LaGuardia and Philadelphia.
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Tracey
Newark Airport
Tunabeth
James T. Birk
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W. G. Foster
Iowa
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New York City
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