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04 Mar 1952
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1952
Page
1
OPS Orders Berkhouse To Roll Back Charges
City council heard a dispute over a new OPS rate schedule for refuse collection. Berkhouse Disposal Co. owner Homer Berkhouse sought permission to end the mercantile collection phase or faces possible penalties, saying the higher 20 cent per minute rate led to reduced losses but prompted merchants to switch to other services or assist customers to minimize charges. He claimed OPS has not given a definite written approval after three visits, and council asked for a written ruling. He warned of potential contract breach penalties if the higher rate stands and pledged to drop mercantile service or residential garbage collection to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Berkhous
Berkhouse Disposal Co
Office of Price Stabilization
Berthous
Counet
District Ops
Erie
Way
Council
Horkhous
Furti
Brie
OPS
Berkhons
Cily
Bolicitor
Roger Brown
Berkhaus
Mercantile
Two Tankers Collision in Chesapeake Bay in Dense Fog
Two tankers the Gulfgow and the Imperial Toronto collided in Chesapeake Bay in dense fog shortly before noon. Coast Guard reports no injuries as both vessels remained under their own power and made fast to each other seven miles northeast of Smith Point near the Potomac River mouth, about 50 miles north of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay
Associated Press
Norfolk
Gulfgow
Imperial Toronto
Chesa— Peake Bay
Coast Guard
Smith Point
Potomac River
Brazil Train Wreck Kills Over 100 Near Rio de Janeiro
More than 100 people died in a collision involving a Gum miners train near Anchieta about 18 miles south of Rio de Janeiro. About 200 injured, with wreckage and bodies reported in the Povuna River. A second commuter train later crashed into the derailed cars, sending injured to hospitals by ambulance, fire crews, and private cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Associated Presa Rio
Janiero
Brasil
Marcho
Rio de Juniera
Urisae
Anchieta
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Novaiguassu
Edward Kinley Dies Suddenly in Corry
Edward Kinley 50 of East South Street died en route to Gorty Memorial Hospital after collapsing from a heart attack in front of the Corry Post Office. He was born September 25, 1888, in Corry and worked as a machinist before joining the railway mail service in 1908, retiring March 5, 1950. Survived by wife Elizabeth, daughter Mrs. William Delaney, son Lt. Edward G. Kinley, three brothers, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Services were being arranged.BEGIN WORK ON PLANT IN RIVERHEAD Navy jet plane assembly plant project clears land. Grumman Aircraft expects operation by April 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Sinley
East South Street
Gorty Memorial Hospital
Corry
South Center Street
Bracken-Keating
Kinley
Benard R. Kinley
Coity
Ajax Ton Works
Buffalo and Pits
Penneyiyansy
Tie
St. Elizabeth’s Shoreh
Corry Lodge of
Biks
Stanford Hose Company
Railway Mail Association
City Council Leases Road Grader For Streets
City Council members at their March meeting authorized a lease purchase of a road grader from Corry Bridge and Supply Co for 108, nine thousand one hundred eight dollars with a possible purchase price of 12 76 for a year. A trade in of a used grader for 350 was included. The action follows a bid from the sole bidder for the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Gily Abbey
Cortnialimen
Bibblen Gil Co
Glen
Usut
Raymond Averse
Don Williams
Furter
Neelly
Foster Davis and Son Insurance
Intel
Pam
Ray Tule
Columbus
Wsiter
Laurie
Fire Department
South Second Avenue
Sherman Street
Retaired fisherman kills three daughters then self in dispute
In Gloucester Massachusetts a 66 year old man, Anthony Carrancho, killed his three daughters in a second floor apartment and wounded a fourth before taking his own life over dispute about bringing their Portuguese mother to the United States. Police say he handed one daughter an envelope containing $1200 in hundred dollar bills as the act unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gloucester
Portugal
Anthony Carrancho
Leonora
Maria
Natalie
Cartancho
De Gaulle Emerges as Key Figure in French Crisis
Paris March 4 The lanky General Charles De Gaulle grows influential as Antoine Pinay seeks a cabinet of non Communist experts. Premiers Reynaud Pleven and others struggle to unite parties and fund France’s defense amid talks of US aid and a looming political shift. De Gaulle hints at power while meeting rumors swirl around Elysee Palace and the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Paul Reynaud
Pinay Sy
Rene Pleven
Jann
Western
Europe
United States
France
Bob
Washington
Tom Gonnally
D-Tex
Senate
North
Me Patios
St Bernard dogs pictured in Post-Gazette spur search
A photo of 14vo ta St Bernard dogs in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette stirred hope for Dr and Mrs B H Harmon that their two lost canines might be found. The dogs, exhausted after a freak storm near Philadelphia, were claimed by Mr and Mrs Thaddens of Philadelphia. The animals, one male and one female, had matching appearances and size, but Harmons doubt continued. In a separate report, Edward Arsenault, 28, of Mercer was killed when his car left Route 62 and struck a concrete...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
B. H. Harmon
Philadelphia
Harmon Home
M's
Mercer
Sharon
Edward Arsenault
Route 62
Korean Truce Talks Stalled Amid Exchange Disputes
MUNSAN Korea March 4 Allied and Communist negotiators trade charges over prisoner repatriation and missing soldiers. Libby cites December 18 stalemate as talks remain blocked while Red commanders deny prisoner numbers and insist on forced returns, with UN and Soviet roles under contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Igl Bi
Eas Adi
R. B. Libby
Uretilne
Libby
UN Commune
Sid Worth
Lee Sung Chu
Oink
Bibby
Negolators
Red Stat Jotticers
A. Luce UN Olcors
Soviet Russia
Lee
Crony Of O'Dwyer Sentenced Today 4 Press
NEW YORK, March 4. James Moran, a political crony of former Mayor William O'Dwyer now ambassador to Mexico, was sentenced to 12 a year in prison for leading a $500,000-a-year shakedown racket. Moran, once first deputy fire commissioner, allegedly lent a ring of firemen to extort fees from fuel oil equipment firms seeking permits for installation. He faced extortion and racketeering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Moran
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
Penalty Goes Off Post Cards
Washington reports Congress repealed the one cent postage surcharge on postal purchases enacted at year start. The House passed the Senate bill with no opposition to remove the 10 percent government surcharge quickly. The change ends the extra charge 16 days after the president signs, affecting postcard and postal costs widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
TV Hoth
Congress
House
Senate
Extension of price and wage controls urged by Wilson
Washington March 4 Moodyotation Chief Charles E Wilson urged Congress to extend price and wage controls for two years saying inflation cannot be stopped while prices rise and wages are held down. He noted some easing of material shortages but cautioned uncertainty remains while DPA will allocate up to 30 million more pounds of aluminum and 25 million copper to civilian use April through June. Senate hearings opened to decide whether to extend the Defense Production Act which expires at midnight June 30 if not renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Charles E Wilson
Congres
Wilson
Senate Banking Committee
Wilkes
Defense
Senate
Congress
Attlee Wins After Labour Left Threat to Policy
Attlee fends off a left wing challenge within the Labour Party over Britain's defense policy. In a closed session, about 295 Labour MPs reportedly backed Attlee by roughly three to one, marking the first major leadership showdown with Aneurin Bevan and his supporters in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlee
Britain
House of Commons
Aneuri Bevan
Forcee
Commons
Campaign to wipe out rabies near Cranberry township
City officials and state inspectors launch a countywide rabies control drive. Mission teams will visit Mercer and Crawford counties to distribute poisoned baits and vaccinate domestic animals. Residents are urged to report abnormal animal behavior to the county game commission office in Ow City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Cranberry Township
Temple Reynolds
OU City
Bitlet
Mercer
Ctorlon
Carrie
Passonine
Gene Commission
OW Gily
Sixteen Reds Granted Delay In Trial
New York March 4 sixteen red seizure defendants have had their trial postponed to March for more time to prepare their defense. Judge Edward J dimpeck allowed travel for some to interview witnesses and make investigations. US Attorney Myles J Lane warned the risk of nonreturn if outside the district is allowed. The 18 were indicted June 20 on charges of conspiring to advocate the violent overthrow of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswrit
New York
Edward J Dimipek
Sone
Myles J. Lane
Bolt
Earthquake in Japan Tops Town, Killing Dozens
Seismic quake and tidal waves in northern Japan killed at least 31, injured hundreds, and leveled more than 2,500 homes. Kushiro Harbor facilities were badly damaged as warehouses collapsed and a landslide buried nine people. U.S. divisions aided relief as seismologists called it among the era’s strongest quakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Kushien
Hok
Jenida Island
Kushiro
Nine Neale
General Parts
Ui. & Hirst
Hokkaido
U. S. 4Th Division
Honshu
Tnder
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tury
Columbis University
Assam
Dupanesa
Massachusetts
Weston Conope
Universiy
Californis Selenitisis
Iandauis Americ Seistmalogiats
Economy Bloc Claims Victory in Budget Fight
Washington reports the administration's new appropriation bill passed the House by voice vote, with a 2 percent budget cut totaling 48.18 million from treasury funds and 38.3 million from post office funds. The measure funds treasury and various offices for the new fiscal year starting July 1, while leaving certain permanent revenue laws intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Bouse Appropriations Committee
Treaesury
Pist
He Publicas
Taber
New York
Our Us
Missouri
Ford
Mt Ban
Williames
Mississippi
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Nelees
Japa
Berkhous
Edward Kinley
Riverhead
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Bethpage
de Gaulle
Corry School
Cobbett
John
J. Donald Watson
Suis
Henry
Wheeler
Bhner
Glieviey West
American Leven
Iteety
Pennsylvania
Oiner Silso
Suivy
Crony of O'Dwyer
Venango County
Reading Ailroad Company
Railroad
Reading
UT B
Hokkaido Isle
Economy Bloc
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