MacArthur Denies Backing Eisenhower In Political Row
General Douglas MacArthur declares he does not support Eisenhower for political office and harbors personal animosity toward President Truman. The remarks followed a Newsweek item linking MacArthur to supporting Robert A. Taft or Eisenhower if Taft falters. Meanwhile a TV clash on a New York program between Taft and Tex McCrary triggered an almost halted show amid boos and cheers.
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Mexico Rejects Offer Of Loan Deal
Mexico City reports that Mexico has declined U S military aid and both sides agreed to end talks on the subject. Observers attribute the action to Communist pressure as a four month discussion with U S officials concludes with the aid offer return to Washington.
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Steel policy makers again delay strike
Pittsburgh February 2 1952 top CIO United Steelworkers officials delayed a walkout set for March 23 1952 extending the postponement to mid night March 23 United Steelworkers wage policy committee announced the strike may be cut off after March 28 if no fair settlement is reached The panel wit high stakes for the defense emergency and public opinion remains nonbinding but influential.
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WSB
Lenten Rules Tightened in Erie Diocese
Bishop John Mark Gannon announces stricter Lenten observances for the Erie diocese including Corry. The changes end meat at the main Wednesday meal during Lent except Ash Wednesday, require fasting on other days, and allow fruit juices and milk as nonfood options. A rock fall killed Walter Shaw Kay in Maryland shaft No 1 of the Bermish-White Cost Mining Co. at St Michael Somerset County.
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Debaren
Rock Fall
Johnstown
Walter Shaw Kay
Dubla
Maryland
Bermish-White Cost Mining Company
St. Michael
Somerset County
Repulse Red Invasion Of Allied-Held Island
South Korean marines repelled a Red amphibious assault on an Allied-held island near the coast of Korea in a 93 hour battle. Reports say 70 invaders were killed or captured. 9 South Koreans were killed and 6 wounded as allies claimed equipment seized and rescued prisoners among the attackers.
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Aelr
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Washington Goes Go Ga Over Sales
AP report from Washington on February 22 describes shoppers lining up in cold weather to grab bargain television sets radios typewriters and other items as stores advertised loss leaders. Notable shopper Leon Offenhauser of Gainesville Virginia waited more than 26 hours in line to buy a television at a deep discount amid nationwide marketing hype.
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Rappahannock
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Huntreds
Leon Offenhauser
Gainesville
Tite
D A Scoffs At Pa State Police By Associated Press
Somerset Pa February 22 Dis tel Atterney Frank A Orban scoffs at state police requests for 32 approval to take part in state machine raids He says cleaning out gambling is a local matter and does not require Harrisburg consent If police and attorney general are interested they should act without delay
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Arnall Sworn In as Nation's Price Boss
In Atlanta on February 22 Ellis Arnall, 44, former Georgia governor, was sworn in as head of the Office of Price Stabilization. He pledged a strong line against inflation and warned some decisions may be unpopular while hoping for the best.
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United States Senate
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Ballots Issued For Corry Chamber Directors Election
Official ballots released for the Corry Chamber of Commerce board of directors election. Voters must return ballots by Friday February 29, with judges Davie Jones John Duyly and Duane Fogle counting. The top four win three year terms. the fifth fills the remaining year after a resignation. State of candidates includes James Allyn Olin Bracken Rasselas Brown Milton Cherry Howard Hutzelman Everett Johnson David Livingston Moy Meekin Roy Reed Burney Sonoski.
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Duane Fogle
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Rasselas Brown
Milton Cherry
Howard Hutzelman
Everett Johinson
David Livingston
Moy Meekin
Roy Reed
Burney Sonoski
Mrs. Wm McDonough Died This Morning
Mrs Wilby Sandquist, Erie resident, died after a long illness at 532 Virginia Avenue. She was born in Sweden, came to America as an infant, and lived in Jamestown before moving to Erie. Survived by husband William McDonough and several relatives. services Monday at 2 PM at A F Brugger & Sons Funeral Home.
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Ely
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Jamestown
Mary Chapin
Frank C. Chapin
Norris Chapin
Union City
Pieter
Albertha Himrod
Lutheran Memoirs Church
Brie
Suvivors
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Himrad
Rumond Pike
Buffalo
William McDonough
Erie
Helen McDonough
Washington, D O
Richard Shiffstall
Tacoms, Wash
A. F. ‘ Brugger & Sons
Boynton man killed in Great Bend highway crash
Kenneth W. Daby of Binghamton died when his automobile left the highway and struck a tree near Great Bend Pennsylvania about 18 miles south of here. Police said he apparently lost control of the vehicle.
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Kenneth W. Daby
Nis Automobils
Great Bend
Willis Greenwood
Daby
Second Sutton gang member linked to bank holdup
An AP report out of New York details the identification of John De Verity as a second Sutton gang participant in the Mundfushiwers Trust branch robbery in Queens on March 9, 1950. Sutton and Riley remain jailed on assault and robbery charges. Margaret Mary Moore, 20, a romance with Sutton, is held as a material witness.
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Sutton Gang
James P. McGrattan
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Altogh
John Dir Verity
Mund Fushiwers Trust Company
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Kling
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Vata
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Eage
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George Washington Herz
Gas Well Linked With Cross Nation Pipeline Plan
Gas well in Halliral linked with cross country pipeline while gas escaped. The well produced about 47 million cubic feet daily before a valve was installed and cement foundation suspected damaged. Owners abandoned initial plan to shut valve in favor of line connection due to casing subsidence.
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Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Pittsburgh
John A. MacGuire
survivors reach port after tanker disaster
The Fort Mercer tanker incident left 13 crewmen surviving as the ship towed toward port. Coast Guard officers reported the weather calm with northwest winds as efforts to salvage continued and passengers described the scene from the bridge.
Prison Riot in Korea Leaves Hundreds Dead or Injured
United States Wolfttnd Regiment troops stormed a communist led prison in Korea. The clash produced 70 dead and 185 wounded Americans among the casualties with 69 dead and 182 injured among Koreans. News of the land stockade action was withheld for four days.
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South Hore
Area Roads Glazed Again in Corry District
Winter conditions left Winster area roads icy with an official snowfall of three and a half inches. Crews from the Highway and Street Departments salted and spread sand to reduce hazards on intersections and curves. No traffic accidents were reported in the city or on rural roads as conditions persisted through the night. Weather forecaster George Maulderick predicted more snow followed by cloudy, colder weather.
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Ue City Streets Department
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Rhines Evidence Not Heard in Erie Court Proceedings
Reports from the Erie county courthouse say that during Lon Run es of Unis city sentencing for assault and battery, the judge limited evidence. Ret Paul Goodman of the Corty police presented facts as prepared but opportunities to present all evidence were restricted. Assistant District Attorney Herbert Johnson had photographs and a signed statement from the victim but they were not introduced in courtroom proceedings.
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Erie County
Lon Runes
Unis City
Paul Goodman
Corty
Herbert Johnson
UN and Reds fail to seal Pacific compromise plan
In Munsan Korea on February 22 Allied and Communist negotiators narrowed differences on prisoner exchanges and ports of entry. The UN rejected Soviet requests and offered six ports of entry with a 35 000 monthly rotation while the Reds asked for five ports and 30 000 rotation. The talks focused on voluntary repatriation and classification of prisoners with tensions continuing and potential leverage from border incidents.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Hoje
Communist Star
Entity
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Congressman urges WSB melaton investigation
Rep. Allen urged a formal investigation of the Ware Stabilization Board, charging it acts in disregard of Congress while considering union shop issues. He said the administration is seeking a package steel settlement that would raise workers pay by 15 cents an hour and lift steel prices by about $240 per ton.
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Washington
Lett Hrti
Ware Stabilization Board
Congress
Allen
European defense army endorsed by 12 Atlantic allies
Lisbon reports formal endorsement of creating a European defense force including German units. United States agrees in principle to add 570 million dollars in aid to support France's re armament, with funds to come via procurements and infrastructure support rather than direct cash. NATO ministers and U S Treasury discuss funding, inflation impacts, and divisions allocation for the proposed force targeting a multi national army across Western Europe.
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Treity Oreunikaton Couiell
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