Reds List Objections to UN Prisoner Plan
Reds object to the UN prisoner exchange plan and reveal objections by communists. The appeal calls for immediate exchange of sick and wounded, with no feces reported as progress toward reaching an armistice.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1952
Page
1
Communists oppose six point plan for prisoner exchange
Across Panmunjom the Communists filed seven objections to the Allied plan for exchanging prisoners and rejected a new demand for an immediate trade of civilians and wounded. They accused the Allies of intimidation and alleged junk rumors about crate planes. Libby and Hsieh commented on stagnation as talks ran late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Anr
North Korea
Red Army
Hsieh Fang
Hsieh
Panonjom
H. B. Libby
Libby
Ex-Corry Resident Held For Assault
Paul Pinky Gucn, a former Corry resident now living in Erle, faces an assault and battery charge. A hearing is set for next Monday at 2 p.m. before Alderman Bowes in Erle. He is jailed in Erie County, with bail set at 1,000. The case follows an arraignment where he pleaded not guilty, after a prior conviction on a rape charge by an Erle girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul “Pinky
Gucn
Corry
Erle
Bowes
Charles Jewel
Guth
Erie County
Bowen
Assault Hearing Postponed In Rhines Case
Mrs Mary Rhines has remained hospitalized since December 22 after a serious assault by her husband Lon B Rhines of South Center street. The hearing before Alderman Cobbert was postponed and the case now awaits further action from the county district attorney. Rhines is free on conditions under a $2000 bail on the assault with intent to kill charge and $9000 bail on the more serious count for which he pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhines
Colry Memorial ‘Hospital
Lon B. Rhines
South Center Street
Witil
Ailines
Wis
Cobbert
Cony
Symington to resign from RFC in weeks
Washington Jan 4 Associated Press Stuart Symington long time head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will resign in a few weeks probable taking many RFC officials with him President Truman said at a news conference he expects to accept Symington’s restoration from the agency later this month Symington plans to return to private business Indications are that resignations will follow as a number of key RFC officials installed by Symington prepare to assist in a sweeping cleanup Symington and his reform team took over last May amid Senate questions about political influence at the RFC and a rift with State Department officials over Bolivia tin price negotiations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Stuart Symington
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Symington
Bantarth
RFE
Senate
REC
Vilable
Trunnin
Semington
RIC
Trillian
State Department
Bolivia
J. Howard McGraths
McGrath
Moe Groth
Thip
Hope For Break In Erie Shoots ERbep inches forward
Police pressed to unravel a triple shooting in Erie on Monday as detectives question witnesses and chase a lucky break. Eye witness Leo Hughes, 40, is suspected of withholding facts while Mrs. Hattie Peterson Miles and two other victims, John Gardner and Sarah Miles, remain hospitalized. The case centers on a shooting at a residence on Raspberry Street and surrounding auto incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erbep Win
Ouryisuey
Leo Hughes
Hattie Peterson Miles
D. G. Waterford
Mearwhite
Miles
St.Vincent's Hospital
Bulet
John Gardner
Waterford
Libya seeks United Nations membership amid base ties
The new kingdom of Libya applied for UN membership. Observers noted Russia may oppose Libya's military base ties with Western powers but could refrain from using a veto to block admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Associated Press
Paris
Dom of
United Nations
Russia
Waterhouse May Seek Senate Post in Erie Area
The Erie area political scene buzzes as Assemblyman W W Waterhouse is expected to consider moving from the state house to the Senate seat held by C Arthur Bliss. Local GOP circles weigh nomination odds if Bliss retires, with Waterhouse’s base in the county and Erie strength shaping the contest. Louis A Pease and Harry Couse are also named as possible successors, with no definite decision from Waterhouse yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Waterhouse
Senate
C. Arthur Bliss
Erie
North Biast
Assembly
Mr. Waterhouse
Sen. Blass
Waterhorse
Hye Corry
GOP
Tugboat Crewman Boards Flying Enterprise Amid Storm Hopes
The first mate of the rescue tug Turmoil boarded the crippled freighter Flying Enterprise, as Captain Carlsen remained aboard since Saturday. Fog and winds 28 to 37 knots hinder progress. weather forecasts warn of gale conditions near the vessel. Tug captain Parker voiced confidence a rigging break could help, with John W Weeks reporting the boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Turmail
Enterprise
Kurt Girlven
U.S
John W. Weeks
Carlen
Dan Parker
Naval Headquarters
Carlsen
Armed services pay bill moves to high priority
Washington officials report that a 10 percent pay raise for armed forces may gain high priority in the upcoming Congress session. House Armed Services chairman Vinson says the rules committee will push for prompt clearance to act immediately. the bill has already passed Vinson's committee unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leguia
Beto
Congress
Vinson D-Gal
House Armed Services Committee
Rules Committee
Ajax Iron Works Grants New Four Cent Pay Increase
Ajax Iron Works announces a four cent hourly pay rise totaling 19 cents over the past year for about 290 employees. The increase, effective with the April payroll, comes under a long term contract and applies to the base wage with an upward adjustment factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax Iron Works
Te Ajax Lrail
Wits
Laval
Uvlue
Als
Ice May Have Been Factor In Crash
A C-46 non scheduled airliner crash near Salamanca last Saturday killed 26. preliminary reports suggest ice and possible mechanical failure contributed. Investigators indicate low flight altitude near a mountain peak and [unclear] pilot may have tried to stay above minimum clearance. The CAB ordered nationwide inspection of converted former Army cargo transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sree
Taylor
Newt Salamanca
Capital Airlines
Mountain Peak
Kitton
Fue
Cabhllex
McGrath Future Status Remains Unsettled
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General J Howard McGrath under Truman face no change in status amid rumors of cabinet departure. White House and McGrath deny resignations as investigations into tax schemes and influence allegations stir criticism. Linda Darnell reports hotel suite robbed of jewels valued at 9500 and mink worth 3000 in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
New York
Linda Darnell
Dark Hell
Marguerite Lecosne
Six Killed On Area Highways In 1951 Review
A year end review shows six people died on Covey district area highways in 1951 amid 222 traffic crashes investigated by State Police. Five fatalities involved six deaths. 159 injuries were recorded, with vehicle damage totaling 126203 dollars. Officers logged 12518 miles during 2943 patrols, focusing on speed limit enforcement and equipment checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mibley
Ant
Fautty
Corry Passes on New Guard Unit Plan
An Associated Press dispatch says Corry is not a candidate for a new Northwestern Pennsylvania National Guard battalion. Maj. Gen. Frank A. Weber announced the unit will be attached to the 104th Armored Cavalry Regiment with HQ in Harrisburg. Details will be set at a meeting with Lt. Col. Clair J. Stouffer and other officers. Potential sites include Meadville Oil City Erie and Franklin as the battalion will form in a five-company structure with training quarters planned. Pennsylvania’s National Guard strength runs about 6,000 troops with 1,500 in the guards, and the 28th Infantry Division was federalized in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Blarksture
Corry
Nation Guard
Frank A. Weber
Pennsylvania
Weber
104Th Avmored Cavalry Regiment
Harrisburg
Clair J. Stouffer
104Th Regiment
Duarters
Lyendquartery Conony
Meadville
Oil Oly
Erie
Franklin
National Guard Bureau
Uniit
Ares
National Guard
Keystone Guard
28Th Infantry Division
Stewart Long Named to Public Relations Manager at Aero Supply
Stewart A Long former Corry Pennsylvania State Employment Service manager has joined Aero Supply Mfg Co as public relations manager a newly created role handling all personnel management including employment and labor relations and public contact He brings long experience in personnel work and has served with civic groups like the Corry Chamber of Commerce American Red Cross and Rotary Club He is due to start January 8 at Aero’s plant in Jamestown with the local firm announcing the appointment today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart A. Long
Aero Supply Mig. Co. Tne
Dournis
Uestion
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Aero Supply J Mfg
Go, Inc
Public Relatives
5. J. Irving
Aero
Long
U Tong
Jovds
United States Opposes Soviet Move on Korea Armistice Talks
Paris Jan 4 The United States voiced grave concern over a Soviet proposal in the Security Council to convene a special high level meeting to discuss an armistice in Korea. Ambassador Benjamin Cohen said the resolution could delay or disrupt talks, suggesting Moscow may be using it to influence negotiations or aid China and North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
United States
United Nations Security Council
Bol Unab
Rony
U.S
Benjamin Cohen Viola
Soviet Union
Korea
Security Council
Panmurijom
Foresty Ministar Audel
Vishinsky
Mrs James J Duff in Good Condition at Mercy Hospital
Mrs James J Duff wife of Senator Duff R Pa has been patient at Mercy Hospital since December 26 and is reported in good condition. Her physician says she is being treated for a respiratory ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James J. Duff
Senator Duff
R-Pa
Mercy Hospital
Duff
OPS Okays Price Hike For Cars And Tractors
Government approves price boosts on Ford cars Mercury trucks and Lincoln models. Ford 8 percent increase requested 5.28 percent approved versus 27 percent asked for Mercury 3 percent rise while Lincoln saw 41 percent requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duu
Mtator
Pasenter Cape
Ford
Mercury
Ford Cies
Lincoing
Truman Holds Back on Political Plans Amid Term Talk
Washington dispatch reports President Truman remains silent on running for another term and whether Eisenhower will seek the Republican nomination. GOP hopefuls press for clarity as Lodge signals Eisenhower interest. No decision disclosed as campiagn planning continues.
Aero Supply Plans Resume of Full Scale Production
Aero Supply will restart full scale production at its Mig Plant. General manager Benson stated the Fourth Ward facility was idle for inventory audits on Wednesday and Thursday. About half of the 79 production staff were furloughed this week. all were off today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply
Aero Supply Mig. Co
Way
Hlt. Benson
Ance Gor
Fourth Ward
Union Asked to Postpone Strike to February 21
A proposal urging the union to delay a potential strike until February 21 gains backing from the union head and a 36 member policy making board. WSB will start hearings next Monday to consider the plan and its terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSB
Wage Policy Group Will Meet At End Of 45 Day Period
Atlantic City N J Jan 4 The United Steelworkers postponed a nationwide strike for 45 days but warned of a walkout in late February if government fails to settle the steel contract. President Murray urged delaying the strike to allow Wage Stabilization Board time to propose terms and consider the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
United Steelworkers
UG Steel
USW
Te Union
Philip Murray
CIO United Steelworkers
Uniou
Murray
Aémon
Maonres
de Stauute
Wage Stabilization Board
Phily
Tushner
Phil ‘Y Murray
Trimaut
WSA
Wage Sputilization Board
Truman
Teuman
Washington
WSE
Mongay
Nie
WSB
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Red Cross
Reds
Waterhouse
North East
Tug Boards
Armed Services
Stewart Long
State
UN Council
Sen
Taft
Sen. Lodge
Eisenhower
Republicat
Campedynee
Tyro
Hep
Huss
Trimm
Bet Hwy
Republian
Sentai Lodwe
Massachsetts
Republics Group
Torge
Spod
Eisenhower Himsel
Hampulsire
Acton
Harold’. Stossen
Nontinstrom
New Hampshire
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