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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1952
Page
4
Local notice lists publisher and editor names and multiple advertising representatives. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news, mailing rates, and advertising deadlines.
The article analyzes what Ike meant when he declared as a Republican on January 7, 1952. It weighs whether he aligned with party leaders, the 1948 platform, or his own tenets. It compares tariff policy, reciprocity provisions, states’ rights, and defense funding, noting shifts in GOP positions and Eisenhower’s own cautions against expansive government reliance.
Summary of congressional voting patterns shows Republicans in the Senate and House frequently opposing or supporting different foreign and domestic measures during Eisenhower's presidency. The text notes differing stances on troop deployments, foreign aid cuts, the draft, and universal military service, with both parties aligning variably on FEPO and domestic controls, ending with a Baltimore Evening Sun quip about party distinctions.
A 90 degree January day shatters records as the city enjoys unusually warm midwinter weather. Ted Luther is hired by Valley Heights Country Club in Pittsburgh. E T Allen moves from M F Ames Co to manage Bekerd stores in Wilmington Delaware. Dairymen receive 1.26 for December milk with eight cent certificate. Citizens National Bank reports another strong year with extra dividend and added profits. directors re-elected for the year.
A garbled trivia list asks ten questions with multiple choice like prompts about taxes temperatures sports chiefs and presidents. It includes memory prompts about a tax return figure, an archly misspelled quote, and a joke about social ostracism and phobias.
The duck Bennys marked their 25th wedding anniversary in Beverly Hills California on January 14 The couple known as Mary Livingston on radio and his partner Sage Marks were wed in Waukegan Illinois in 1997 and noted for their comedy careers
South Stockton January 14 Nine persons in two families became homeless when a seven room frame house on the old Plank road a half mile north of the community burned. The loss was about 10000 dollars. Ray Stuckey and wife and two children and Vincent Weaver and wife and three children escaped through a window when flames cut off the stairs. The eldest child is three years old. Weaver and Stuckey are in laws of Mrs Eliriede Kline Weaver whose husband Fred died in a fatal flash fire and explosion last October on Strunk road. The Stuckeys and Weavers had previously lost a Jamestown home. About ten years ago the Weavers were burned out of a home with their parents Jack and Matte Weaver on Oak Hill near North Main street extension.
Senator Herbert R. O'Conor of Maryland announced he will not run for another term. He stressed desire to discuss vital questions without political considerations and noted his views differ from some programs. O'Conor criticized Truman administration policies.
ERI Jan 14 two refining firms cut gasoline prices to meet competition. Atlantic Refining Co and Sun Oil Co reduced prices, echoing a 1950s Philadelphia battle that spread nationwide. Local dealers reported no word yet on changes, though one spokesman said decisions come from top levels.
Twenty displaced persons from German DP camps arrived in Erie on Saturday, increasing Erie’s total DP arrivals to 454 under National Catholic Charities. Among the newcomers were five families including Wladyslaw and Anna Berko and their children, plus several individuals such as Stefan Bieluss and Tadeusz Kullg, while Msgr James Powers and James Robaskiewicz led the diocesan charity effort.
Harrisburg Jan 14 Pennsylvanias annual Farm Show opened a five day run with a record display of agriculture. More than 11000 entries valued at 5 million fill the 13 acre Farm Show Building drawing expected attendance over 500000. Gov Fine led a preview and milked a cow for photographers while a McGrath appointment to the Workmen's Compensation Board was discussed.
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