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07 May 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
1
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Former Corry mayor Olin W. Bracken collapsed at the Masonic Temple during a degree conferral. He led civic groups, founded a mortuary firm with Keating, and served as mayor from 1924, leaving a wife Vellah and sons Robert, Charles, and Olin Bracken. He had a long record in Red Cross work and community fund drives.
Washington A P reports Nomhan Feinsinger warns Congress against hasty action to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of authority. The WSB faced labor disputes as Charles Wilson urged trimming powers, while Feinsinger defends its fair recommendations aligning with voluntary wage increases. He cites unrest and potential effects on critical industries including oil, steel, defense plants, and chemicals.
Philadelphia Henderson Supple Jr. was named president at the Atlantic Refining Co. stockholders meeting, succeeding Robert H. Jolley who becomes chairman. A 2.5 for 1 stock split was approved, with a 1.26 per share dividend on common stock and 1 cent per share on par stock. The company cited production gains but noted crude oil purchases limited by a national oil workers strike.
About 15 investigators from the Fire Safety Association of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvanian firms convene in the city for a comprehensive fire safety inspection of business districts schools and buildings. Inspectors accompanied by local officials will mark hazards with red tags and invite owners to a follow up review. The city fire department will pursue no operations to reduce hazards. Essays contest judges meet at 7 pm for Corry schools with a 50 dollar prize and luncheon. Over 200 scouts and insurance representatives expected to attend the event.
Four people including a 7 year old girl were injured in two separate crashes yesterday in the Cor ey district. Nancy L. Snow, 2, of Beau Lab, suffered bruises and contusions and was taken to WCA Hospital in Jamestown. Flora Jackson, Al bany, and Harvey dvbsom, Albay, were hurt at Riceville Corners. Jackson was fined for failing to yield. H. J. Sterling, 37, Centerville, also injured. property damage totaled $550.
Philip Murray president of the United Steelworkers union says there are no immediate plans to resume wage contract negotiations with Ameri Steel. He notes talks are stalemated and will not meet with industry spokesmen at this time. The union seeks a wage increase and benefits. strikes have occurred twice, ended at Presidents requests.
The 22 oil workers union coordinating committee schedules a May 13 meeting before the White Stabilization Board to discuss the oil dispute. The board could invoke Taft-Hartley, possibly issuing an injunction to curb strikes and renew mediation efforts.
Reports describe an atomic blast at Yuvea Flat in Nevada with a bright sky flash seen 70 miles away in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. ABC scientists hoped to compare this test with earlier Nevada site explosions. no shock or sound was noted locally.
Washington officials of Western Union and the AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union resume talks after a month-long strike, meeting at the invitation of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Mediation Chief Cyrus S. Ching arranged today's session after the company had previously refused further invites.
The United Nations Command reported renewed hostilities as Communist forces rejected a UN plan. Allies emphasized a testing of resolve amid broader discussions on prisoner exchanges and postwar influence.
Bookie Harry Gross testifies he paid graft to Willan P. O Brien who later became New York police commissioner. He described paying bribes over a decade to officers and plainclothesmen in exchange for protection of illegal betting rooms amid a major police inquiry.
Rosemary Avelino of Breddyn testified in Federal Court that Anthony Avellina was home during the Johnsonburg National Bank robbery on Feb. 16. The five Johnstonsbure suspects include Tory Asti Frank Asti Kenneth Croyle and Thomas McMahon amid plea and conspiracy claims.
In New York, Lamopié Lateont 44 of Philadelphia and Joseph Serata 26 Brooklyn pleaded guilty to conspiring to fix basketball game outcomes involving a New York University player. They had been charged with others, including former noted college star Jackie Goldsmith, in a scheme revealed during sessions in state court.
Four defendants pleaded guilty to robbery with accomplices burglary and conspiracy in the National Bank of Brookville heist. The group identified as Dorothy McCondleys Ralph Machara James Staples and John Staples were charged after a July robbery with an estimated loss around 4500. Police reported money found on the suspects and linked the crime to the August incident.
Allied war planes targeted Red Rail Lines across 340 locations yesterday and again today. Air force fighter-bombers hit 14 additional miles north of Pyongyang and 170 breaks were reported yesterday. Valley Forge and Princeton crews joined with 110 cuts on an 0 mile East Coast railway segment centered on Ramhuns.
Fourteen year old Joh Survee TT was detained after a shooting and stabbing incident involving a 22 year old companion. Dowling said the youth would be free tomorrow. An autopsy found a large intestinal wound from a machete attack on Kenneth Teacher after a Monday night shooting.
Oscar N Line dahl former Pittsburgh steel executive and head of the General State Authority died in a hospital after a brief illness at age 67. He served as executive director of the General State Authority and was a notable figure in Pennsylvania steel circles.
In Florida Kefauver tops Democrats seeking presidential delegates while Russell closes gap. Tennessee senator Kefauver gains momentum as Dewey and Eisenhower contest Republican ballots elsewhere. Ohio results show Taft claiming Ohio delegates with Eisenhower trailing. Taft calls the Ohio tally a landslide. Bigamy sentence updates from Scranton conclude the page segment.
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