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28 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 28, 1952
Page
1
No a Ground Units Earmarked for Europe
United States will not add army divisions in Europe this year but will send more air power to aid NATO. The Western European defense command could reach about 60 battle-ready divisions by year end, while the plan emphasizes air base readiness and a 4000-plane Western European air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Washington
United States
Europe
Lisbon
NATO
Defense
Tovelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lovett
Pentagon
Eystem
Defense Department
Congress
Senate
U. S
Germany
Lisson
Totel
United States Air Force
Conviction of Collazzo Upheld On White House Attack
The U S appeals court upheld Ostor Collazzo s conviction and sentence for the attempt to kill President Truman at Blair House during the 1961 Puerto Rican gun assault. Collazzo 37 faced execution awaiting district court trial appeal. Torresola was killed by White House guards during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collazzo
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Lvelay Pe
Ostar Gollaze
Goland
White Hou
Sura
Assas
Truman
Pytaslo Colts
Lo Moath
Blair House
Twiman
Collazz
attoy‘Heys
Condittion
Cole
Supreme Coart
Collado
Griselio Torresoli
White House
Secret meeting may signal Pennsylvania move to back Tart
Philadelphia reports a secret dinner conference in New York involving Governor John Fine Herbert Hoover and General Douglas MacArthur aiming to swing Pennsylvania's delegation to the Republican convention behind Senator Robert Taft. Sources say Fine has not yet decided and will wait until the April 22 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Aove
Pennsylvania
Robert 4
Ohio
Hia
Allen
Joseph Hlile
New Vent
John 5
Fine
Herbert Hoover
Douglas Macarthur
Pennsylvania Manuacturers Association
Pennsylvania Republicals
Wilkes-Barre
Nanticoke
Harrisbure
Government launches nationwide metals price inquiry
The United States government initiated a broad probe into at least 1500 metal firms for price violations. Edward P. Morgan of the Office of Price Stabilization orders field agents to enforce compliance, citing improper records, brokers commissions, mislabeling, short weights, and falsified analyses as core issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egrome
Washington
Edward P. Morgan
Office of
OPS
Brdkers
Gen George C Marshall to be honored March 14
New York report says the Four Freedoms Foundation chose Gen George C Marshall to receive its annual Four Freedoms Award at a March 14 dinner. The foundation credits him as chief architect of the Marshal Plan and notes its mission to promote freedom of speech religion and freedom from want and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rep
Four Freedoms Foundation
Gen
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Engineer Sees School Not Overloading Sewer Network
City engineer Dor Williams after talks with Architect Walter Campbell and Supt. Lawrence Douglas says the existing sewer system can handle a 1200 pupil expansion and nearby homes. Planned pumping stations and a high pressure line would carry sewage under pressure to East Main Street and Avenue A toward the disposal plant, with no major changes to the current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pears
Juniior
Bersler High
Dor Williams
Walter Campbell
Lawrence Douglas
Furtier
Williams
Inrae Ennwich
Summer Street
Harding School
Shady Avenue
Bash Main Stret
Bash Main Street
Iiw Haw
Ard Tannery
North Earh
East Main Street
Avenue A
Liberty Street
Cli
East Smith Street
Truman Delays Reelection Decision Again
President Truman said he will not announce whether he will seek reelection until after his trip to Key West Florida. He returns in time for a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner but gave no firm timing on a formal statement. He praised Adlai Stevenson as a capable governor and did not rule out discussing the nomination. Meanwhile 22 homing pigeons were reported stolen in Miami with an estimated value of 220 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Fla
Naval Submarine Station
Lovida
Titman
Adlai Stevenson
Tilinois
Stevenson
Jone
Teel
Miami
Fin
Victor Snecarang
Columbus Baby Dies After Choking on Screw
A two year old boy in Columbus died after choking on a small screw at home. The infant was pronounced dead at We Carry Memorial Hospital around 4:45 p.m. The mother reported the incident to Deputy Bracken. Coroner Ed Lowry and a physician were called. The family will hold a funeral with burial at West Lawn Cemetery, with services at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home. The child leaves two brothers and four sisters and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Mir
Columbun
Memacio Hospital
Carrer
Robert Bracken
Warren County
Ed Lowry
Curlin Farm
Hile Paranta
Loyd
Lunilt
Louise
Jeasy Margaret
Arlene
Pateran
Leroy Utegg
Sugar Grove
Momler
Wat
Donald Johnson
Ripley
Weveral Umeles
Sunty
Bracken-Keating
West Lawn Cemetery
Watson Named to Turnpike Commission Seat
Harrisburg February 28 Gov John S Fine named David Watson former Philadelphia County Commissioner to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Watson fills the vacancy created by Edward N Jones resignation. Watson, a Philadelphia native and Wharton School graduate, is married with two children and has long public service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John S. Fine
David Watson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Turnple Commission
Watson
Edward N. Jones
Mechanicsburg
WPA
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Fine
Staan Sevice
Watesma
Wharton School of Finance
UN negotiators seek tally of civilians held by Communists in Korea
UN rice negotiators pressed the Communists for an accounting of non Korean civilians believed captured by Reds. Allied staff reported near agreement on most points, but deadlock persisted over Soviet neutral supervision and a promised guarantee to return all nationals. The Reds added 57 names to a list and withheld information on all prisoners ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Sora
Commmunist
Father Jean Colin
Alfred Gerald Mattl
Reds
North Korea
UN Ill
James Murray
Tskad
al- Hed
Murray
Suminunists
Piper Aircraft Enters Twin Engine Field
Lock Haven February 28 Piper Aircraft Corporation announced it has entered the twin engine field introducing a new twin engine low wing plane. Production will begin once design and tooling are completed marking a policy shift from single engine aircraft in its 50 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaven Rresy
Lock Haven
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Hes
Acton
Firma Hog
Alveratt
New C J Plant Produces Army Desk Line Near Corry Jamestown
The Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant No 3 near Novi Center displays its first army desk built for the Army Quartermaster Corps. About 60 workers are employed with plans to reach 100 by midsummer as olive green combat desks await civilian versions at a joint venture plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesse
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Novi Center
UB Army Quartermaster Corps
Munugapcur
Sui
Army
D. Avier Hilltrom
Stan
Tim
Mr. Hillstrom
Soilneelion
Bombers Pound Red Rail Lines In Korea
Allied fighter bombers damaged railway bridges and supply buildings in North Korea as Fifth Air Force sorties and bomber operations expanded. Night B 26s spotted many enemy trucks while B 29s hit additional supply lines and carrier aircraft attacked coastal targets amid leaflets challenging UN troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Panmunjom
Worst Storm Strikes Cape Cod Area Buries Communities
A historic storm buries the Cape Cod region with drifts up to twelve feet and power outages isolating towns. Five deaths are reported as Sandwitch and nearby islands lose telephones and electricity, with Coast Guard lifting ships using Loran signals and residents facing harsh winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Associated Prem
Boston
Fet
Mabtucket Island
Coast Guard
Foremen Hear Correspondent Recap of Global Tensions
About 180 members of the Corry Management Club heard a World War era correspondent recount international events. He described French actions in Indochina against communism, Spain's measures in Europe, and unrest in Tran Thomas Hise, praising the administration’s handling and blaming a general’s policies for his downfall. Local members lauded the speech as outstanding among several invited speakers at the Hotel Corry dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bence Thoms
Mee-lapee Corresponsien
Bolt
Corry Management Club
Indochina
Spain
Europe
Thomas Hise
Inngrave Ey
Hotel Corry
Thomas
Steel Age
Avro Foremen’s Clubs
Theational Association of Foremen
Saintson
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Joseph Piccavage
Phil Semple
C. A. Mel Glintock
New Troop Pact Signed by U S and Japan Diplomats
A labor dispute at Raymond Plant ends as workers threaten a strike and the company faces union discipline. The United Auto Workers regional director reports talks led to a withdrawal of grievances and workers finding alternative positions. Details indicate a time study request and a wage or work rule review amid employment moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Japan
Raymond
Raymond Mia Cy
Murry Delis
United Auto Workers
CHO Paihe
Whild
Estes
No Truck Weight Drive Near City
A damaged report describes a crackdown on overweight trucks along Pennsylvania highways. It notes authorities testing portable scales and stopping several vehicles while funding checks and arrests rise. The effort aims to keep loads within legal limits and improve road safety statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campgighy
Botwilre
Uly
Petit
Franklin
Pentrisylvania
Bartley Named Member of FCC by President
At Washington February 2 President German announced Hubert T. Bartley of Bonham Texas a nephew of Speaker Sam Rayburn is named to the Federal Communications Commission to fill a vacancy caused by Wayne Coy's resignation Bartley will receive 15000 a year He also said Paul Walker will be promoted to chairman of the commission with Walker as vice chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Asnootolem
Washington
Presis Gerterman
Totay Hele
Hubert T. Bartley
Bonham
Tex
Woien
Sam Rayburn
Pederi Communications Commission
FCC
Sper Vlley
Wayne Coy
Trunny
Bartley
Hhe
Paul Walker
Commission
Walker
Hillstrom joins OPS advisory panel session in Washington
D A neirum president and general manager of the Corry Jamet town Mfg Corp attends the Steel Furniture Advisory Committee initial session for price control guidance. Hillstrom returns to Lakeland after the meeting as the OPS panel begins its work. Russell announces candidacy for Georgia Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Neirum
Corry-Jamettown Mfg. Corp
Washington
Steel Furniture Advisory
Office of
Americans Remain In Japan On Existing Terms
Diplomatic agreement signed in Tokyo sets that American troops stay in Japan indefinitely on current terms. It outlines defense consultation, jurisdiction, and retention of U.S. force presence with Japan contributing funds for services and facilities. The pact awaits ratification of the peace treaty and covers future cooperation and legal arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Wilelin
United States
Furth
Saan
Soviet Islands
Ventye
NATO
Europe
Truman backs continued bid for statehood for Alaska and Hawaii
President Truman said at a news conference the push for statehood for Alaska and Hawaii remains active. He urged persistence in the effort, noting Senate action and calls for returning the Alaska measure to committee as part of ongoing debate over adding new states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Atak
Hawes
Senate
Alaska
Mr. Truman
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