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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
1
Taft to Challenge Ike in Hot GOP Primary
Sen Robert A Taft announces plans to seek the Republican presidential nomination at the New Hampshire primary facing General Dwight D Eisenhower. Taft cites political machine support and pledges to pursue pledged delegates while considering the preferential ballot. Southern Democrats press for Sen Russell of Georgia to join the race amid intra party maneuvering. Maybank defends Russell and cites Byrnes visit as sign of cross regional interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Twil
Swin
New Hamshire
Ohio
Harold ©. Stossen
Taft
Wisconsin
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Russell
Stow
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Alabama
Truman
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Corry Sees Second Night Of Frigid 22 Degree Freeze
Corry residents endured a second straight night of near freezing cold as temperatures dropped to 22 degrees. Motorists faced stalled cars and a tow surge during early hours while police reported several overnight incidents. By daybreak a bright sun hinted at warmer weather with temperatures climbing modestly to the mid thirties by 4 pm. Officers remained on duty and in fair condition.
Cost of H-Bomb Plant to Double First Estimate
Washington January 0 The nation's rush for the hydrogen bomb will cost more than twice the earlier guesstimate. The Atomic Energy Commission says costs have risen to about 15 billion from 2 billion as reactors and plant design advance. Chairman Gordon Dean says the estimate reflects intensified activity across the entire program including mining, production, and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Dean
ANC
W Hali
Dean
AEG
South Carling
ABC
iCongress Toda
Bethlehem Steel to Contest Master Ruling in Wire Rope Case
Bethlehem Steel Co plans to seek a U S district court overrule of a special master's finding that it gained the Williamsport Wire Rope Co by fraud The contest hinges on the master's report noting 250000 paid during bankruptcy to aid the acquisition The AFL Pennsylvania Federation of Labor sets its golden Jubilee convention in Wilkes Barre from March to April with leaders invited and district vice presidents to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Co
U.S. District Court
Scranton
Williamsport
Bethlehem
U. S. Court For the
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Albert H. Aston
John Memolo
Bethle Hhem
Williamssport
AFL
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation, of Labor
Wilkes-Barre
Alto
Federation
Afd
Red China and Russia drifting apart noted in US briefing
The Slav Department reviewed posts showing growing coolness between Peiping and Moscow. It cited reports of repression and purges in the Soviet bloc while praising renewed strength and production elsewhere, warning of mass deportations and widespread fear in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
China
Peiping
Moscow
Ion Curtain
FBI Checks On Bandits In City During Morning Sweep
An FBI team conducted an intensive morning check of slot machines in the city. They visited the American Legion Club and Elks Club recording machine serials and questioning officials on where purchased. Investigators planned further checks at WEW, Trolland Americals, Polish, and Moose clubs amid speculation of possible violations of interstate commerce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Club
Elks Club
WEW Club
Trolland Americals Club
Moose Club
Ney
Woman Hurt In City Accident At West Main Street
Mrs. Aunon Foster was treated at Memorial Hospital for fractured ribs after a collision at the West Main and West avenues intersection. Claude Huffman drove into her path. Huffman’s wife, a passenger, suffered head bruises. Police put vehicle damage at over 200 dollars to the Foster car and unspecified damage to the Huffman vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunon Foster
West Main Street
Com Memorial Hospital
West Avenue
Foster
West Mainstreet
Claude Huffman
Million Dollar Cincinnati Fire Destroys Sash and Door Row
A January blaze in Cincinnati destroyed three brick structures of the Cincinnati Sash and Door Co. in the west end, the worst since 1937. Fire officials reported million dollars in damage and 25 workers treated for cold and injuries as Fire Chief Barney Houston was injured when a wall collapsed. The fire raged three hours in single digit cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asitte
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sash and Door Co
West End
Barney Houston
Would-be slayer waives hearing in Cheyenne case
Donald Rankin 23 a former paratrooper waived indictment by a federal grand jury in Denver Colo. The US district attorney will move to file information in Cheyenne Wyo. Rankin allegedly mailed dynamite to James McCray of Bowling Green Ohio and fired at him in December 1944. McCray survived with a shoulder wound and authorities say Rankin admitted mailing the dynamite and the shooting. Rankin's trial location may transfer to Denver after Cheyenne information is filed. McCray is a former Corry resident and brother of Roger McCray of Gould Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Dish
Donald Rankin
Cdoral Grand Jury
Rankin
Cheyenne
Wyo
James McCray
Bowling Green
O. McCray
McCray
Man
R. B. Dunbar Nere
Ohio
Dunbar
Lutherans donate millions to church mission funds in PA
The four Lutheran synods in Pennsylvania contributed 1 780 026 49 to LUCA mission and service appeals. National totals rose over 10 percent to 4 302 993. Pennsylvania figures included Ministerium 679 581 101.87 percent, Central Pennsylvania 104 100 474 1018 percent, Pittsburgh 938 207 21 5.01 percent, and Blowalk Zion 6 183 54 13.21 percent. The LUCA office expects 1951 gifts to exceed 50 million when final tallies are reported next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Churches
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lutheran Church In America
New York
UGCA
Bamund
Wagner
Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Central Pennisylvania Synod
Pittsburgh
ULCA
Ohio Flood Threat Dims as Cold Snaps Halt Rise
The Ohio River crest eased after bitter cold slowed flood surge across several cities. In Gallipolis the river stood near 63.7 feet with 50 feet in other locations, while Cincinnati reported about 52.1 feet. Flooding damaged warehouses and rural areas near Portsmouth and Marietta, but the cold snap and river fall allowed partial recovery and cleanup to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Oba
Gallipulis
Gallipolis
Gittupalis
Soule
Lee
Maysville
Vam
Mercury
Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wood Stage
Pomeroy
Middleport
Chamber president warns on socialism and budget threats
At the 78th annual Pittsburgh Chamber dinner Devhard A. Haley says U S business faces a choice between surrender to Communism or surrendering rights as Truman's 85 billion dollar budget is a threat to national security. He argues higher taxes fund socialism and curb defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasonunun
Janau
United States Chamber of Commerce
America
Devhard A. Haley
Pittsburgh Corp
Truman
Haley
Pittman nomination for economic stabilizer approved
The Senate banking committee approved Roger L. Pittman as economic stabilizer unanimously after Pittman testified he could curb inflation in the dangerous year ahead. Casualty totals in Korea rose to 105,001, up 3,? since last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Roger L. Pittman
Pittman
U. S
Korea
Admiral McCormick Named NATO Allied Supreme Commander
U S Admiral Lynde D McCormick named supreme Allied commander of the North Atlantic to lead wartime and peacetime naval operations for NATO. The decision announced in Washington and London follows Churchill's Washington visit and signals strong Anglo American collaboration. McCormick brings long Allied service and war era links with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abhweranenere
Washington
Jat
Adny Lynde D
McCormick Wis
London
Trumarvid
NATO
McCormick
Jong
Jose
Aeet
Whiston Churchill
Benial Pennw
Turnine
Amierican
Corry Tax Refund List Reveals Local Names
Corry residents and former residents appear on a Pittsburgh IRS list seeking refunds. The notice urges claimants to write with current addresses rather than call, as many have moved. Names include Harland Alien, Michael Collins, Jane Corbett, and many others. Also notes Cugat divorce in Santa Monica with claims of mental cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Collector of Internal Revenue
Eall
Corry
Harland
Frances Alien
Washington Street
Michael Collins
Jane Corbett
William B. Cross
Clyde
Fern Dall
Main Street
Ruth Davis
Clarence Fitch
R. D
Gloria Gordon
East
Washington Streets
J.B. Fox
John Gardner Hall
Towers
Bond Street
Forest
Patrick Tracy
North Center Street
Patte Tuske
Frank J. Veduras
Cugat
Santa Monica
Calif
Xavier Cugat
Egypt Open to Joining Middle East Defense Pact
Cairo signals willingness to participate in a proposed Middle East security pact. spokesman cites Egypt’s broader stance on regional defense amid ongoing talks with Britain and Western powers. The statement comes as Cairo faces internal unrest and a large demonstration at the Feud University, with fire brigades contending a power station fire of unclear cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jairo
Britain
Aly Masher
Egypt
Patlonin Uy Pyof
Torme Lion
Alexion
Sitation Speets
Fe Egypti
Suez
Aioe
eiCe
Mate
U. Sy
Froupe
Turkey
Buc
Calle
al Anthmn
Ute
Cfe
Maher
Cairo
Feud University
Chiro Diamter
Contempt Move Against Grunewald In Tax Scandal Fight
House Ways and Means panel voted to cite Henry W. Grunewald for contempt of Congress amid tax scandal questions. Subcommittee efforts to pierce defenses stalled as Grunewald’s attorney Wiliney Power Maloney was ejected after protests. no immediate action on Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grunewald
Washington
House
Henry W
Congress
Orever
Orunewald
Wiliney Power Maloney
Ald
Maloney
North Korean Talks Propose 25000 Troops per Month
Communist negotiators signaled a plan for a 25,000 troop monthly rotation during armistice talks in Munsan Korea. The Allied side pursued a staged exchange with emphasis on sick and wounded prisoners and agreed in principle to some UN proposals while the Communists resisted key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Munsam
Korea
Ee Rede
Siaff
Warklee
Ger
William B. Nuckals
Watt
Struf
Allied
Salu
Japan
Poe
Nout
Crismer Exchange
North Korgart
Lee Sarth
Lee
Rede
Rleonore
Libby
Red Cross
International
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Ike
Eisenhower
Dixie Dems
AEC Chit
Russia
Henvel
Soviet Union
David Mousset
Mborers
E. de Bear Pala
Latvia
Lithuania
FBI
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roger McCray
Gould Street
C. OF C
Dor
Meiniep
Watton
WAL de Winntons
Ely
Bruno Eweld Pauk
Jiby
Margit
Klement Nieloon
Smith Street
Lanwrence
Wiebien
Erte
Atlantic
Lsu
Ale
U.S
Middle East Command
Pasha
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