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13 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 13, 1952
Page
1
Stassen and Taft Back MacArthur as Far East Chief
Republican leaders from Minnesota and California plus Taft in Seattle urged supporters after Lincoln Day speeches. They pressed for strong anti communist action in Asia and called for General MacArthur to head U S military forces while Taft would overhaul defense dealings. Critics warned the GOP was turning Lincoln's legacy into political weaponry amid national fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Titus Ohiova
Eark Warren
California
Debesi
Stange
Denver
Salkdale City
Truman
Taft
Seattle
United States
Asia
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formas
Lincoln
Warren
Boston
Gammunismi
Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
U.S. Miinaster
Washington
Abraham Tincoln
Moody
Michigan
Tincoln
Rep
Sabsth
Oatt
White House
Carlisle
Duff
Pennsylvania
Kefauvey
Tennessee
Chicago
Bolt Pardes
Poet Laureate Masefield Working on Monarch Tribute
Poet laureate John Masefield said he is working on an eight poet tribute to King George VI and an ode to the queen. He has been the poet laureate since 1930 and lives near Windsor, where the king’s funeral is expected to be held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Undecided Hy Associated Press Report on Election Timing
Fragmented wires describe Zionist leader Cryahizdlion o America and President Trane weighing whether to run in the next election. Reports cite Rep Sabath and others discussing timing and potential candidates while prompting public speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long - Harry Still
Associated Press
Washington
Jen- Jamin Gi. Beaney
Cryahizdlion O
America
Trane
Tiny
Brawdy
Wario Howie
Atey
Iui
Masten
Wii Remariey
Persber
Yusterday
Rey. Sabath
Airlines Set Safety Committee and Newark Closure
Government and airline officials agreed to form a special safety committee and limit flights over congested areas after a Newark disaster. Twenty five airlines, three associations, pilots, and regulators met to coordinate inquiries and keep Newark Airport closed until investigations finish, with diversions to LaGuardia Idlewild and Teterboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Governo Wment
Newark
J Aiyport
National Airtin
Eienberh
Mise Sarat Arouwald
Bronx
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elisabeth
den Finvert
Newark Field
Elizabeth
LaGuardia
Idlewild
Queens
New York City
Teterboro
N. J
New York Authority
Civil Aeronauties Administration
Civil Apropaties Board
Newark Airport
Biggest summer camp training for reserves announced
The Army will run the largest reserve training program in U.S. history with about 290,000 personnel. 170,000 reserve officers and enlisted men will serve 18 days of mandatory active duty, boosting last year’s 121,000 to date. 1950 figures included roughly 50,000 in Sumner field training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Department
Doubt Drive on Slots Expands Across Area
Pennsylvania intensifies anti gambling push as slot machines draw raids and evidence grows. Attorney General Roberts Woodside says state cracking down with federal help and new deputy to handle investigations. Local districts pledge cooperation as statewide drives spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eale
Commonwealth
Hue
Dembernie
Utah
Pennsylvania
Mos
Associated Press
Penneylvania
Mayo
Roberts
Woodside
Wwe
Woudaide
Attile
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
J. Monard McGrath
Armen Frelon
Povernimen Ail Jair
Gambbling
David Kohn
Harrishire
Policemen Aid Foodless Family After Food Appeal
Pittsburgh February 13 Two patrolmen Dominic Presta and George Haneke investigated reports of a starving family. They found Arti Geer and his parents Me and Mrs John Geer plus six siblings without food. The officers contributed from their own pockets until the Vincent de Paul Society and Salvation Army mobilized aid for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associavea
Pittsburgh
Dominic Presta
George Haneke
Arti Geer
John Geer
Geer
Br. Vincent de Paul Society
Salvation Army
Rebuilding Work May Start On Columbus Dam This Year
Funds and plans for rebuilding the Columbus Dam move forward with Assemblyman Waterhouse and Charles Feeney in Harrisburg. Feeney pledged to seek commission approval and $20,000 in insurance funds, while landowners fear pasture damage and delays could push construction into spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dam
Lie Cohn
Arte Welbsey
W. Waterhouse
de Vity
Warren County
Charles Fewney
Harrisburg
Commission
Duke of Windsor in England for King's funeral
The Duke of Windsor returned to England for King George VI's funeral rites. Secretary of State Acheson arrived from the United States to represent President Truman, joining many officials and mourners from Britain and abroad as crowds lined the Thames. The procession route stretched from Westminster to Lambeth Bridge as the nation held a somber tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pees
London
Duke of Windsor
England
Nik
George VI
Rense
Westminster
Southampton
Yic
Duis Acheson
United States
Truman
Abel Friday
Hoo
Gix
Windsor
Venturies
Westounsime Hull
Scotland
Wales
Commonwealth
Pease Opposes Waterhouse in East District Nomination
North East Justice of the Peace Louis A. Pease announced his bid for the Republican nomination for the 95th assemblyman seat from the east, challenging incumbent W. W. Waterhouse of Corry who plans another two year term. Pease, a 1923 justice of the peace alum and Erie area insurance operator since 1923, launched his campaign without county GOP backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Pease
North East
Enquty
Erie Business College
Pease
Egyptian King Sends Large Floral Piece for King George VI
London reports a lavish tribute from King Farouk of Egypt for the funeral of King George VI. The wreath, described as elaborate, arrived amid Britain’s tensions with Egypt and the Sudan. Two women spent 12 hours curling laurel leaves as white tiles formed part of the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George VI
Egypt
Farouk
Britain
Sudan
Fighting Resumes On Eastern Front
On the eastern front Allied and Communist forces engaged after a light spring thaw. An Allied advance position west of Mundung Valley, supported by about 160 troops, held for 19 hours before withdrawal. Reports say 86 Reds killed and 180 wounded. Allied units also claimed notable air power strikes and destruction of enemy rail targets as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Mundune
U, & Pitth
Steel hearings resume as wage panel weighs 1951 profits
New York February 13 The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company told a Wart Stabilization Board panel that CIO economists overstated industry profits by not applying 1951 value allowances to wages. Frank Purnell said Youngstown’s real net profits would be 39 percent of adjusted net worth, if a 1951 yardstick were used. The panel seeks a formula to avert a threatened strike by 680,000 United Steelworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aswer
Uncial Today
CIO
Frank Purnell
Younestown Sheet and Tube Company
United Steelworkers
Wikhi i
Purnell
Youngstown
CIOJ
Minn
Cub Scout Is Honorary Sergeant In Marines
Charles A Goha a veteran cub scout was awarded an honorary master sergeant stripe in the Marine Corps by Major Clarke A Morrow USMC recruiting officer. The ceremony led a group of Marines to the blood center in Charles name as he expressed a wish to donate blood though he is only 10 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Assocated
Philadelphia
Charles A. Goha
Marine Corps
Korea
Charles
Hell Cross Blood Center
Clarke A.morrow
USMC
Sedan plunges into lagoon at Canadohta Lake
A sedan plunged into a lagoon at Canadohta Lake injuring Mr and Mrs Stange and their infant. The car overturned as they attempted to reach shore, throwing all three into near freezing water. They were rescued and walked wet along the shore. Local authorities investigated the incident and noted temporary property loss and a possible car rental dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedan
Canadohta Lake
Tudliy
Ly Draguin
Mira Norman
Stange
Sharon
Vowlway
Lapoor
Haven
Steny Old Wartine Turriers
Tagoon
Joseph Miller
Milley
Laliem
I Stange
Ujese
Illness Delays Hearing in Empire Tractor Bankruptcy Case
Philadelphia reports illness of Frank Cohen former Empire Tractor Corp head delays hearing on bankruptcy affairs. Referee adjourned to February 27 as Cohen treated for chest infection. Empire Tractor filed for bankruptcy in 1988 with about 52 creditors owed roughly 158000. Proceeds from stock sales may be examined for insolvency cause. In Washington, Vice President Barkley to leave hospital after eye operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank Cohen
Empire Tractor Corp
L. Leroy Doininger
Cohen
Joseph Gharfein
Empire
Tarly
Frank §. McKinney
Democratic National
Empire Tractor
Veep
Washington
Barkley
Betheads Naval Hopital
Borley
4Uyy- Geom
American Aid Rejected by Indonesia in Foreign Policy Rift
Ambassadors report Premier Surkinian’s government rebuked over accepting United States aid without parliamentary approval. The decision follows criticism from Foreign Militiater Seebardjo and a shift in Indonesia's independent foreign policy stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Trilonessi
Wilaeenie
Barty
Odie
United Seare Yi
Surkinian
Seebardjo
MSA
al Widors Wien LS
Moot
Suebariijo
Prison escapee receives 42 year sentence in Erie case
Eray February 1 Milton Behl Allin 49 of Erie, jailed for seven charges of escaping and held for additional charges after capture January 4 near Duly ie. James Daye 28 and Gerald Spanwenbure 29, both of Erie, await sentences for related offenses. A separate incident reports a boy fatally injured in Windber on February 13, details include family names and local Sheriff actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eray
Milton BR. Behl Allin
Erie
Duly Ie
Erie County
Western Penitentiary
James A. Daye
North East
Gerald Spanwenbure
Fehlman
Youngville
Erie County Manufacturing Plants Rise to 357 Firms
New figures from the U. S. Department of Commerce show Erie County has 357 manufacturing establishments, with 76 employing three or fewer. The report notes 44 with four to seven workers, 8 percent with 8 to 19, and 47 percent with more than 20, indicating a high concentration of large factories compared with state and national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Commerce
Erie County
We Nation
United States
Erle County
Armistice Promised as Allies Seek Truce Oversight
Periods following the armistice sow hopes for a stable settlement. Allies propose to oversee a truce and press for promises on supervision. Reds present a plan to resolve ongoing conflicts but its details remain awaited by observers and officials.
Negotiators still at stalemate over Korean airfield issue
In Munsan Korea February 13 Allied negotiators accepted a 60 day limit for prisoner exchanges and offered to compromise on supervising a Korean truce. Both sides meet halfway on ports of entry with seven to four per day under neutral supervision. Prisoner repatriation remains unsettled as staff work toward a final draft while Red Cross teams would handle prisoner movements without detailing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty
Aerotio
Japan
Res
Mearoyhile
AUN
Red Cross
Reds
Resignation Accepted By Associated Press
Harrisburg reports the resignation of Edward Ny Jones from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, effective February 29. The governor’s office announced the action, noting Jones’s service and the appointment to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Associated Presa
Harrisburg
Edward Ny Jones
Pennaylvamla Turnalke
Fwlli— Ny
Governor's Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Far East
Avan
Suaumen
Marlborough House
Acheson
President Truman
Waterhouse
North East Justice of the Peace
Assembly
Eastern Front
WSB
Milton Fehlman
Windber
Gaureli
Lee Rasy
Mire
John. H. Reay
Federal Security Agency
Amy and Survivors Insurance
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