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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
Home Academy Extends Beett Atome at Fort Cob
A partial OCR fragment mentions Homer 3699 and West Sedtoonmy WY with aids and moddivooms at a home academy site. Names Homer and Keleher appear alongside a reference to BEETT ata OME and Fort Cob. The readable text hints at a local facility or program with coded terms.
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Cal
Homer
Altos
Aid
West
Aid Keleher
Mod
Ft. Cobbt Home Academy
Maybank plan faces Senate opposition in steel dispute
In Washington President Truman declined to send steel crisis legislation while talks at the White House included top union leaders and Steelworkers head Philip Murray. Senate debate centered on Maybank's plan to curb strikes and modify wage stabilization with a 42 to 41 vote on wage board changes, Barkley casting the deciding ballot.
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Maybank
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Supreme Court
Gongress
Philip Murray
CIO
Swiking Steelworkers Union
White House
John R. Steelman
Tryin
Steelman
Senate
Luc Hons
Wage Stabilization Boardl
Len Maybank
D-Sc
Ser. Taft
Ohio
Seeisiacors
Yemen
enseVen Mian Board
Industry Seizore
Sen. Monconey
D-Okla
Maybani
Barkley
Wae
Intiantly
New Accusation Hurled At Reds In UN Repatriation Clash
Maj. Gen. William Harrison told Communist negotiators the demand for forced repatriation of Allied prisoners violates UN policy. He said 100,000 prisoners would rather die than return to communism. North Korean Gen. Nam Il condemned the UN plan as bankrupt, citing Koje Island violence.
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Muns Ase
Case Seo
Catre
William
Harrison
U. N
U.N
U. N. Nexotistor
Nam Il
Koje Island
Four Cicero Officials Convicted in Civil Rights Case
Chicago suburb Cicero officials including Police Chief Erwin Konovsky and two policemen were convicted of violating the Federal Rights Statute and conspiracy in a riot that followed an attempt to evict a Black family. Village Attorney Nicholas Berkos was retried on related charges. one officer was acquitted. The riot drew National Guardsmen and hundreds arrested.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Torney
Cicero
Mearn
Erwin Konovsky
Set Roland Brami
Frayk A. Lange
Prion
Nicholas Berkos
Harvey ©. Clark Jr
Frank Dane- Jock
Taft and Eisenhower Lead South Dakota GOP Field
AP tally shows Taft and Eisenhower neck and neck for South Dakota’s 14 Republican votes with 16 precincts uncounted. Taft leads 64 7100 to 64 1090 as results from 1,981 of 1,897 precincts are reported. Kefauver and Warren top California Democratic counts and push toward Chicago convention.
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Ay Associated Press
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
South Dakota
Senator Bol
Scotty Dasoin
Hisenhower
Bytes Kefauver
California
Earl Warren
Kefauver
Warren
Associated Press
Renublican
Taft
Fisenhower
Richard Russell
Georgia
W. Averell Harriman
Army Draft Call For 29 000 In August
The Army issued a draft call for 29 000 men in August while the Marine Corps Air Force and Navy have no draft calls that month. This raises the total drafted since September 1950 to 983 430 across all services, with the Army contributing around 902 000 and the Marines about 81 430.
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Washington
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Senate Defeats Move to Suspend All Price Controls
The Senate rejected by wide margins a Republican bid to suspend all price and wage controls, voting 87 to 22 on the amendment to end controls if the cost of living index rose three points. Other votes upheld extending rent controls to March 1, 1958 while opposing limits on food and farm commodities.
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Washington
Sen. Capehart
R-Indi
Gongress
Sen. Dirksen
Sen. Schoeppel
Wita
Senate
State Agencies Brace for Rush on Relief Funds
Harrisburg officials warned a prolonged steel strike could drain Pennsylvania relief and jobless funds. A J Caruso and Robert Wray said long disruption would strain unemployment and public assistance programs, with applications rising in two to three weeks. The fund stood at 505 million dollars with a 1.04 percent employer rate set this year.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Meri
A. J. Caruso
State Bureau of Employment Security
Rober P. Wray
Wray
Caruso
114 Seniors Extend CHS Commencement Honors
Corry Senior High School awarded diplomas to 114 seniors in a large commencement ceremony attended by parents and friends. Dr. William A. Yeager of the University of Pittsburgh delivered the main address urging study of public school values and civic duty.
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Corry
Ihr
Lid
William A. Yeager
School of Educational Administration
University of Pittsburgh
L Yeeger
James M. McIntosh
Ed Wevnting
Bennink
Donne Whaley
H. Lynn Rice
Shirley Bennett
David Lingston
Howard J. Sheen
Reader’s Digest
Miss Whaley
Brokenstraw Valley
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Helen Curtis
Bauseh & Lamb
Benflelé Y Mosier
Thiel College
Mr. Mosier
Lablaws
Tnc
Noval
Merritt
Cornell University
Sheen
M. Dows
Donald Bagley
Carl Waseak
Richart Let
Jackson
Floral Gardene
Dutch Thunderjet Crashes Into British Destroyer Killing 15
A Dutch Thunderjet crashed into a British minesweeper near Den Helder during NATO exercises. Fifteen seamen were killed and a pilot died while two survivors were rescued from the 65 ton vessel. The ship M2502 normally carried sixteen crew.
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Associated Press
den Helder
Netherlands
London
Admiralty
Parker Named Chairman as Donaldson Becomes Bank President
The Citizens National Bank board announced Harry W. Parker will resign as president and become chairman. Glen W. Donaldson will succeed him as president, with Charles Bricker continuing as president and assistant to Parker.
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Donaldson
Citizens Bank
Citizens National Loak
Harry W. Parkes
Progressive the Banking Institution
Parker
Glen W. Donaldson
Wil
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Charles Bricker
Donalason
National Bank TL
Spring Creek
Donaldson Brothers
Corry Haven
Citizens National Bank
Harry W. Parker
Citizens N4udiny
Bank Jenins
Lelechilis
Phulo
Winans
Flanigan Drilling Starts Tenth Well on Carter Hill
Under contract with Pennsylvania Gas Company the Flanigan drilling firm began Mubting a tenth well on Carter Hill near Haven Follesh farm 660 feet from the eighth well. Nine wells drilled in six years show numbers 1 6 7 8 9 as producers while earlier non producers reflect spacing and field potential at 4500 feet depth. Four successful holes have yielded about 1 000 000 cubic feet daily on average.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Flanigan Drilling Company
Carter Hill
Haven Follesh
PGC
Jones
Sas
Formin
Milk price cut ordered by Harrisburg panel
The Milk Control Commission yesterday cut the price of skim milk for human consumption to a cents per hundredweight for June and July across all marketing areas except Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Erie.
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Harrisburg
Stove Milk Control Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie
Fruman To Avoid Dem Convention
President Trh aman said inday he will attend the Democratic National Convention after it is phased its presidential nomines and he will not be that nominge. The President added that Wed like to attend the whole Chicago convention but won't do so because his preserve might evolate and disturb asice.
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Assaciayentress
Washington
Trhaman
Phayen
Chicago
Construction of O Hara oven addition at 102 East Smith Street
The O Hares plan a kitchen oven addition to their residence at 102 East Smith Street this week. The project includes a clinic and offices for a chiropractor and other facilities, with work tied to a North Center Street relocation and a new East Sunlit Street access. Also reported is a Raleigh prison tension after an incident at Central Prison with 150 inmates involved and calls for suspension of guard captain W G Meadows pending inquiry.
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Smith Street
Howe Fyhurey
Perade
Olask Steh
Weill Kinsey
Chiro
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Sunlit Street
Uae
Henry Ketsneay
Raleigh
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Central Prison
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