Two Parties in the South Again at the 1952 Democratic Convention
A Corry Daily item discusses how Civil War era policies and Reconstruction shaped the Solid South, noting Eisenhower's pledge of a southern tour and reviewing past voting trends in Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Kentucky. It includes a quiz encouraging readers to answer ten questions for scoring.
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South
Kentucky
Teniessee
Oklahoms
Eisenhower
Solid South
Georgia
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
Florid
Lowstina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Alfred E. Smith
Florida
North Caro Una
Texas
Hoover
Alabama
Johannes Burg
Caty
Little Nell
Charles Dickens
Milwaukee
Jesse Shames
William F. Cody
Wild Bill Bickok
Bladensbuirn
New Haven
Coun
U S Casualties Announced From Korean War Test
Washington Defense Department identifies four battalion casualties in a new Korean War test. Eight killed, 29 wounded, two missing, one injured in the unit.
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U. S
Washington
Corry Public Library to Close Early in 1932
The Corry Public Library will close this evening until Labor Day as announced by Miss Marion J Skidmore Librarian. Clarence Shoop writes from Los Angeles about large Olympic crowds, many veterans from the area expected to attend the Games. Virginia Williams returns from Camp Caledon, James Nimmo’s body arrives for funeral, Antell of Grove City visits, den Farragh family buys Spencer property on Rd 4 and will move there.
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Corry
Marion J Skidmore
Ubrarian
Clarence Shoop
Los Angeles
Small businesses placed under wage controls by Putnam
Nine types of small business enterprises face wage controls as announced by Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam. The list includes outfits, tool and die shops, auto repair, logging, sawmills, construction, Alaska concerns, and others with 25 percent or more of income from dividends, interest, rents or royalties.
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Bay Sagueneyeuress
Washington
Roger L. Putnam
Automotve
Alaska
County prepares full county funds audit
Prothonotary Lawrence Taylor clashes with Hart over court fund discrepancies as County Controller Rockwell Hurt secures commissioners approval for a comprehensive audit of all courthouse financial records. Hart cites missing ledgers and delays. auditors to be Ernst and Ernst, cost at $1,000 transfer approved, total cost undetermined.
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Eria
Lawrence Taylor
Rockwell Hurt
Taylor Wokave
Hart
Ernst
Richard Nesh
Taylor
Baloney
Crs
Merck Strike Ends in Rahway N J
A 10 day strike against Merck A Go ended today in Rahway New Jersey with 4800 production employees returning to work.
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MERCK
Rahway
N. J
Knox Glass Plant Expansion Plans Hit Knox
Knox Glass Bottle Company chief C. R. Underwood announces a large expansion in Knox, with construction valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The project aims to boost payroll and employment from 250 to about 500, likely bringing 50 to 75 new homes to town and signaling strong demand for glass containers through 1952.
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Wood News
Gulvens
Underwood
Knox
Corry Man Held On Driving Charge
Corry resident Hepler was arrested after a drunken driving incident in North East. His car crashed into a concrete abutment and mounted a lawn on South Pearl Street before being restrained by Patrolman Strong. Hepler was taken to Erie after charges were preferred by North East Police Chief Pace.
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rae—Lesver
Liberty Street
Corry
North East
Hepler
Vincent J. Pace
Louis Moss
South Pearl Street
Pace
Lewis Pewsé
Erie
Lawrence Park
Van Fleet Sees Less Peace Hope
General James A Venfleet told reporters in Seoul that chances for an armistice in Korea are diminishing. He cited military pressure on the Communists and said they believe UN forces will not press to force a truce.
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van Fleet
Seoul
Korea
James A. Venleet
U. S. Eighth Army
United Nations
General Grow Convicted Of Diary Secrets Loss
Gen Robert W Grow, a 57 year old veteran, was found guilty by court martial of jotting military secrets in his diary and surrendering classified data to foreign hands. He received a reprimand and six months suspension from command, the maximum penalties possible were five years confinement, discharge, and forfeiture of pay. The secret trial was conducted with reporters barred and details tightly controlled.
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Associated Press
FU Mhade
Soviet Union
Sight Generis
Grow
Jamestown Driver Pleads Innocent In City Court
Jamestown motorist 38 year old Aineworth Burrell pleaded innocent to leaving the scene of an accident in City Court before City Judge Allen B. Bargar. He was released on $500 bail to await trial after his 4595 p.m. Sunday arrest on a complaint by Rena Higuen s bottom alleging the July 23 incident.
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Jamestown
Allen B. Bargar
Aineworth Burrell
Rena Higuens
Car Crash at Foot Avenue and Allen Street
A woman driving a car was struck at Foot avenue and Allen street by a second vehicle. She said she honked but the other driver did not stop. Witness Mervin Pickard from Ellington identified Burrell's vehicle and gave police the license plate number.
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Foot Avenue
Allen Street
Mervin Pickard
Ellington
Leensty
Burrell
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
D. Colegrove
Golegrove
Eampls
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Ieed Press
AP News
Vance
I. Q
Bob Desmond
Cady & Collier Power
East South St
Frank Litz Jr
Wb Hackisonburg
Virginia Williams
Camp Caledon
James Nimmo
Davison Funeral Home
Warren
My. Nimmo
Antell
Grove City
Ember
CHS
Tacully
A. G. den Farragh and Family
Holland
Spencer
API
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Al's Clothes Shop
Armstrong
Reasonable Gates Meerdink’s House OF Furniture
Gen. Grow
Richard Hudnut
Hewitts
Ogra Eph
Eastman Kodak Film
Singarval
Ahasys Haeibers
Deans Kidney Pills
GEMEY _ CHANTILLY
Passav ES
North Center Street
Foster E
Davis & Son
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Powell
W. F. Rickers
Allen St
WORY
Madera
Camden
White
Sherwin-Williams
U.S.S
Uuntoreses
Uestriis Fatrles Bere
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