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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1952
Page
1
New Charge Is Hurled At UN Leaders
In Korea on March 17 Communist negotiators accused the UN Command of an aerial attack on a prisoner of war camp at Changson. They cited recent killings and injuries at Koje Do prison camp and urged access for neutral inspections at seven ports of entry as part of stalled prisoner exchange talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
North Korea
Changsong
Tsai Cheng-Wen
Ciangsone
Thal
UN Koje Gland
Indiviacy
Reds
Kangdong
Melseney Exchange
Randsal
Wisoner
George W. Hickman
Hickman
St. Nuiju
Chongjin
Fambung
Mnnpojin
Pyonggaing
Seoul
Kangnung
Kimsan
Then
Pusat
Gol
Andrew J. Kinney
Cormmunilets
Erty
Sugar Grove Driver Cited After Route 6 Crash
Bert Stockton of Sugar Grove narrowly escaped serious injury when his car rolled over on Route 6 west of Corry. State Police cited Stockton for reckless driving and recommended suspension of his license. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Stockton
Sugar Grove
Corry
Bureau of Highway Safety
Ig Ucense
Stockton
Corry Memorial Hospital
City Red Cross Drive Reaches 2460 In Donations
Blustery winter weather slows canvassing as ministers report $2460 total from Corry Red Cross drive with 18 sections still short. Funds by division include 457 in housing, 208 in Nowse, 1600 industrial, 200 advances gifts, and 8 in spooln) grants amid incomplete returns. campaign officially opened Saturday with Col Houghton addressing volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Oumnpaigh
Corry
American Red Cross
Chile
Snyder Circle
Olin Brackendy
Rhitr
G. M. Howard
Usmec
Advanes
Gramps
Kipkoff
Col. W
Houghton
D and U
Red Cross
Betty Gwaltney
Wrsup
School Census Starts Today in Local Area
The PTA oversees a preschool census to project enrollments for the next three to five years. Data collected includes birth dates, sex, home address, attending schools, and parent names, with completion set for March 1. Area chairmen assist under Mrs. Philip Zataneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saciphyrate Association
Philip Zataneck
May Draft Call Sets 19 000 Recruits For Military Service
The Defense Department announces a May draft call totaling 19 000 draftees split across Army and Marine Corps. The May intake raises the cumulative number drafted since resumed in September 1950 to 832 000 for the Army and 8 430 for Marines. The paper notes concurrent drafts in April and other prior mobilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defers Department
Army
Marine Corps
Intruder nabbed after Harrison Keppel home break in
The son of owner Martin Keppel of 86 Park attested Wilcox, 98, of 8 Gust, after he entered the Keppel residence on Saturday night. Wilcox, arraigned before Alderman Cobbett, was committed to Erie county jail. He had broken a window and door to reach a den, and fled with signs of intoxication while leaving tracks in the snow. A physician opposed mental-illness commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Witeos
Wffermoo
Martin Keppel
Park Attes Wilcox
Derman
Cobbett
Erie County Jail
John Cullen
Wilcox
Harrison JH. Keppel
The
National Bank
Mott Street
Keppel
Florida
Dows
Haine Ab
Xiché
Wat Mbon
E. &. Hawkins
Ais
Glen Donaldson
Donaldson
Hawkins
Whtcox
Tid Wilcox
Vetevan
Corry
Escapees Hunt Continues After Tijuana Jail Break
Associated Press reports 52 prisoners escaped from a Tijuana jail Saturday night after tunneling 80 feet. Five captives were later recaptured. The escapees faced harsh conditions as they awaited food and shelter with little money. Local authorities and Mexican police pursued remaining fugitives across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Thiuana
Mex
Mexcan
Southern
California
Patice
Tijuana
Jose Gonailes
IBC Is Charged In Federal Suit By Associated Press
The Department of Justice filed a civil action accusing The International Boxing Club of New York and affiliated entities of conspiring to monopolize professional boxing in the United States. Defendants include Madison Square Garden Corp and key executives tied to New York clubs. The suit names Novisky, Wirks, and others as principals in the alleged scheme to restrain championship boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBC
Associated Prous
New York
Maventi
International Borie Pluk
Tiina
Tendants
Melville &. Williams
Department of Sistice
Chan
Finger Woman Held in Reno Burglary Case
FBI agents held a 26 year old brunette as the possible finger woman in the February 29 Reno burglary. She wore $50,000 in cash and 28 pieces of jewelry believed to come from La Verne Redfield's safe. Investigators noted the loot value and inside information suggesting a planned theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Aviz
Reno
Associated Press
Marely
Galt
Redfield
FBP
la Verne Redfield
Reno Sivekbrokiy
Mra
Tair Eye D'Arc Machaud
Retfield
Ter Wrest
Jer Jin
Irfteh
FBI
Despdate
Machaud
Leonia Mac Giordane
Livine
Los Angeles
Winter Storm Forces Family Into Homelessness After Fire
A seven person family, led by Mr and Mrs Hilden, became homeless when a fire swept their one story dwelling. Neighbors and local stores organized aid, with residents contributing clothing and supplies while the Switzer family provided temporary shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amma
Atve
Mt ME Yeu
Farred Rane
Bratt Rowil
Corey
Cheyten Hilden
Denisian Betownt
Buick
Dames
Sam
Huh
Winter Storm Hits City as Snow Piles Up
A sudden snowstorm yesterday dumped five inches with drifts and treacherous roads across the city. Weather observers reported five inches of snow and seven inches of water equivalent, while schools closed and transportation disrupted as motorists faced impassable streets and outages.
Crash victim services set in Spar Township
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the Torvey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg for Richard Bas Weaver who was killed in a town car traffic crash near Spartansburg Saturday morning Glenn Flick of Titusville the driver involved in the wreck is reported improved at the Titusville Hospital today He suffered multiple injuries including a fracture and broken nose The accident which claimed Weaver's life occurred shortly after he had left two friends Lewis White and Melvin Vanderhoof who were fined for drunken and disorderly conduct and ordered to pay court costs and ambulance expenses A coroner's certificate of accidental death was issued with difficulty identifying the dead Youth wore a Navy uniform Friends explained he was in the Naval Reserve The car had been loaned to the trio when wreck occurred Continued on Page Eight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Pan
Torvey
Lewis ¥. White
North First Avenue
Melvin Vanderhoof
Corty
Titusville
Eagles Club
N. Alton Love
C. M. Sonne
Crawford
Tater
Ted Mowers
Steel dispute heads toward crisis as unions threaten strike
Washington reports a looming steel labor dispute with a threatened Tuesday shutdown and possible midnight Sunday stoppage. Philip Murray of the Steelworkers Union defers a strike postponement. government officials expect a WSB recommendation and the union's five hundred strong policy committee will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lateel
Cvisis
Athler
Defense
Eigjuiiun Indies
Uely
Philip Murray
SIO
Steelworkers
Britil
Wage Stabilization Board
Murray
Fieiuiry
WSB
Lus Heedas
Vomples
Volsing Murty
Prinwarily
Heuer Murray
Thurssday
Two Erie Trains Delayed in City Collision Damages
Two Erie Railroad freight and passenger trains were late, with Train No. 2 delayed 2 hours 50 minutes due to a derailment near Huntingdon Indiana and Train No. 1 over three hours after a detour around a Warren derailment. An ore train from Cleveland to Youngstown derailed, destroying the Mayflower Diner and Downtown Poultry Market earlier, with roof collapse injuring no one and total losses estimated above $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Carry
Huntingdon
Ind
Warren
Cleveland
Youngstown
Los
Muce
Air Line Hostess Held In Slaying
Betty Lou Tracy an Ozark Air Lines stewardess confessed to shooting Lawrence E. Keil chief of station for Ozark Air Lines. Keil 43 a married father of two was found dead in a parked automobile. Tracy claimed self defense after a quarrel with Keil. Keil had been with Ozark since March 1 and was previously regional traffic manager in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louts
Axartrne
Air Line
Walice
Lawrence E. Kell
Browne Hairgrove
Overland San
Oxire Air Lines
Betty Lou ‘Tracy
Keil
Ozark Air Lines
Memphis
Tenn
Marjorie Keil
Delay sentence for Corry driver after guilty plea
Corry man Gilbert Vassey faced two counts including failing to stop after an accident and disorderly conduct. Erie County Court delayed his sentence for two weeks pending psychiatric evaluations by court-appointed doctors. Vassey, a parolee from Ohio, had recently lived in the city and was jailed briefly after a prior disorderly conduct conviction. State Police report his car struck an Erie man on Route b west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Vassey
Erie County Court
Shidge Timnner Evans
Vassey
Vasey
Ohio
Nnd
Erie County
Focal
Erie
Red Cross Aide to Talk on New Methods
William Gotswall of Safety Services will discuss and demonstrate the Red Cross method of artificial respiration. The first lecture is this Wednesday at 11:16 a.m. at the Senior High School. A second lecture and demonstration will be at 2 p.m. in the Junior High School gymnasium. invites go to industrial and police groups and fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Gotswall
American Red Cross
Safety Services
Red Cross
President silent on 1952 candidacy amid Senate debate
March 17 Washington The Senate foreign relations committee postponed action on inviting General Eisenhower to testify on the 7.9 billion foreign aid bill. Supporters and opponents debated politically charged motives as President Truman remained silent on seeking re election and party leaders weighed northern and southern loyalties ahead of upcoming primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Dwight Eisenhower
Connally
Sith
McMahon
Eisentinner
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Slser
Tenktee Ig
Luis O. Gay
Eisenhower
Gayle
Bie i Linu
Three Perish In Johnstown Fire
Predawn blaze in Johnstown Pennsylvania killed two young children Thomas Wher age 3 and Mirren age 7 and their father while smoke in bed. The mother Luly Wages age 20 and a child escaped with another relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Thomas Wher
Mirlent
Charles
Tressmother
Luly Wages
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City Red Cross
Parent- Teacher Association
Accacin
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Nabs
John Wilcox
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He Covey
Runestown
Coy
Henry Peleg
Lemmy
Switzer
Bergeedam
St. Patrick’s Day
Crone Mitdevink
Aili
Cy Slysehs
Hishwayn
Inieyou
Jerse
Petinyytvanta
Trewchevensis
Thie Mansing
Bey
Tas
Elsh Senna
Sity
Grawford
Londy
City
Congress
Mae
Toreien
Poti
Cles
Lb Vonid Hela
Forday
Richard Rusken
Gears
Ian Alton
Comphilsory
FEPC
Ithgard
Rumsett
Progran
James A. Farley
Farley
Truman
New Hampshire
Ald
Bari
GOP
Chicago
Oregon
Wisconsin
Louis E. Desifeld
Miral
Taft
Sven Uimarrmr
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