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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
6
The remains of 194 Americans killed in Korea are being shipped to the United States aboard the American Victory. They are due to arrive at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation around June 25, with next of kin notified and arrangements for escorting the caskets to each family designated by the next of kin.
The Senate Labor Committee approved the Humphrey Bill to allow the President to seize a strike paralyzed steel industry and a broader Morse proposal to seize any defense vital industry with congressional veto. Both measures, previously rejected as amendments, move to the Senate calendar, though further consideration remains uncertain.
Washington report shows economists urging limits on cheap chinaware imports from Britain, West Germany and France. Robert F. Martin of the Vitrified China Association urged that foreign producers be restricted to about one third of the US market, citing postwar balance. R Strackbein for the AFL urged quotas as well. The industry is concentrated in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York and California.
United Nations Security Council delays germ warfare debate after Soviet delegate demands Chinese and Korean participation. French delegate Jules Moch aims to present a disarmament compromise to break East West stalemate, with U.S. and Britain accusing Malek of delaying inquiry into alleged Korean germ warfare.
The Baker Mine, last of 16 Glen Alden operations in Lackawanna County, is to close by July. McClintock, chairman, said 290 of 860 workers will be kept. others may be absorbed by Incol-Metes in Luzerne County. High operating costs and a five year fire in one section drove the decision.
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