GOP Conference Notes Raise 1952 Election Stakes
A Corry Pa newspaper summary notes GOP regional conferences ahead of elections, citing Atlantic City meetings for eastern states and Midwest sessions. It analyzes 1948 results in New England and Mid-Atlantic zones, Dewey Wallace outcomes, and suggests Republicans must cultivate cash for 1950s Congress while eyeing 1952 with civil rights debate uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Atlantic City
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Sunt Liake City
Middle West
Chicago
Dewey-Warren
New York
New Jersey
Marydane
New ‘Hamp
Connecticut
Delaware
Peninsylvania
New England
Middle Atlantic
Maryland
New Hampshire
Harding
Ohio
Wisconsin
Dewey
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Empire State
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Congress
Republians
Stephen
Hare
South Carolina
Thurmond
Ir Dent
Virginia
Newt Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Groundbreak for new railroad station and local notices
Ground was broken for the new daseline station for N Colter and Sonis on North Center Street. The center street project is led by general contractor Pras Jones. Crop progress notes report favorable conditions in Corry area despite May and June cold spells. A child named Mary Hinman suffered a fracture of the right arm at Maple Avenue home after a fall from a piece of furniture.
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Bethur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball
N. Colter & Sonis
Center Street
Joh B. Love
Trying Street
Pras Jones
Corry
Mary
Dunkiller
Carl Hinman
Maple Avenue
Woman Files Charge in Property Dispute
Erie report of Miss Viola Andrews filing charges over a scaffold trespass on her property. Alderman Hogan issued warrant for Michael Rich, owner of a siding company. Andrewes line says workmen halted by 40 stop, scaffold suspended from eaves of A J Glowacki house.
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Erie
Viola
Anuspiewies
Tsi Bas
A. J. Glowacki
Veterans widows wait while $80 million overpaid to veterans remains unrecovered
Thousands of veterans widows seek due money as $80 million in overpayments to veterans goes unreturned. The text urges Congress to adopt Hoover Commission reforms to curb government waste and improve efficiency, naming Corry’s congressmen and others in Washington, D.C.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Corry
Frinncis Myers
Edward Fh. Martin
Seusie
Carroll D. Kearns
House
Offfce
Bulldhne
Washington, D.C
Memory Test And Latin Statue Quiz On Classified Page
A reader’s quiz asks ten questions from a classified page including where the Virgin of the Angels statue stood in Latin America, unit of weight for hauls, and whether Theodore Roosevelt was admitted to the bar. It notes the monthly average and memory improvements, and mentions a dispute over rental and a trespass warrant involving Aldermen Hogan.
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I. Q
Latin America
Huet
Inter Revyverett
Rhortes
Mediterranean
Theodore Roosevelt
Republicans Launch Vote Getting Campaign
Republicans aim to win control of both chambers by defending 1 seats and picking up at least seven Senate seats and 47 House seats. Gabrielson predicted a gain of nine Senate seats with splits in Connecticut Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana Utah and hopes for California New York and Nevada. Owlett noted two factions in the party debating policy while stressing responsibility to keep the nation solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buues
Eemr
Congress
Gabrielson
Senate
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
Tdsho
Utah
California
New York
Nevada
Hlouse
G. Mason Owlett
Philadelphia
Nations
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Owlett
Une
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry E Evening Journal
Colegrove
Journal Filea
Girard Independents
Finch Bil Yisidés
Erie County Baseball League
Finchies
Wesleyville
Glifford
BR. Jourdel
B. T Atlen
East Wayne Sbeck
Augustus
Avlen
Bele
Hbews
Hammond Elevator CO
Miss
Mrs. Thrifty Corry
NASTS
Blunbacks
Bembergs
Dressy
the Nast Co
Alba
Jesus
Shirée
B.E Goodrich
Cockbottom
B. F. Goodrich
Rand McNally & CO
Powell Motor CO
Tire Headquarters
Philomow
Franz Furniture
STAHL
Rogers Bros
America
Jewelers
Center St. Corry
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