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17 May 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1952
Page
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Senator Estes Kefauver expanded his lead for Democratic delegates as Dwight Eisenhower strengthened his position for the Republican nomination in Oregon. Early returns show Eisenhower ahead of Kefauver with Harriman fading. uncommitted delegates and new shifts in Pennsylvania and North Dakota shape the delegate race toward a July convention. The article notes MacArthur’s Detroit stop and ADA leaders urging civil rights unity. Also, a separate note reports WHLM Bloomsburg seeking to move its AM frequency from 690 to 580 kilocycles and power down to 500 watts.
The report claims the United Nations has made a final negotiatory effort regarding a volatile conflict. It says Soviet representatives pressed for a reset of terms and warned against premature conclusions while Allies push for screening and exchange of prisoners.
Generous donations in memory of the late W. Bracken bring the memorial fund total to 917.25 dollars with more gifts expected. Contributions come from civic groups trends and business associates of the esteemed professional who died last week. The fund supports Corry Memorial Hospital and will fund a suitable memorial for Bracken after consulting survivors and finalizing plans.
Columbia University officials said a Navy related project, rivaling the atomic bomb in importance, is being developed at the university. Acting president Dr. Graynor Kim spoke at a Columbia alumni meeting and declined to elaborate on the work.
Key WSB committee members testified over two weeks about a controversial steel allocation proposal and calls for a drastic reorganization of the Wage Stabilization Board. Critics describe changes as a sham reduction of power aimed at reshaping wage controls after the steel dispute.
A distressed Detroit woman, Mrs Waller Smith, reported to Corry police a missing girl, 16. Margaret Lesnitz was last in the Smith home since March 18. Police traced two threatening calls, one ending with a threat to be dead if unheard from again, and sought Carl Ross as a possible fiancé in Fayette County as the man behind the calls.
Babson Park mass economist validates consumer restraint and voluntary savings as the real force behind inflation calming nationwide. He warns politicians will claim credit in this election year while blaming price controls and taxes, noting cures are overstated and aspirin is only a sedative. (Continued on Page Three)
Washington reports Defense Secretary Lovett warned on Communist use of chemical and biological agents. He stressed such weapons would invite retaliation and called modern war concepts a warning to the Reds at Panmunjom. The talk touched on nerve gas and germ warfare as potential tools in global conflict.
Bio Shield Plan members gain higher benefits in Pennsylvania with member growth nearly 79 percent. Blue Shield will cover up to $200 for specified x ray treatment costs under major surgical agreements, not for diagnostic x rays or duplicate procedures. When multiple unrelated operations occur during a hospitalization, total payments rise to $200.
Corpus Christi Texas firemen battled a massive oil blaze that threatened nearby facilities as thousands of gallons of fuel and foam were deployed. About 200 firefighters fought through the night, extinguishing the flames and avoiding further spread but the incident caused about 15 million dollars in losses.
report on Lands High School commercial class led by Hunelry at PSES program highlighting proficiency in typing dictation and shorthand. Principal Byward Sheen Hewstey notes high placement likelihood and strong student employment prospects amid weekly demonstrations and class activities.
The Civil Service Commission will name a new police officer at Monday night’s meeting of Chly County Mayor J. Fired Kinley. The commission has a third list of certified applicants, including two men who passed the Thursday test. Proceedings from the last meeting, including paying claims, will be discussed, and action will be taken on awarding the contract for supplying uniforms for police.
Ground work begins next week at Range's Chreeye for a drive-in theater scheduled near Lynn Sib. The outlined site at the northeast corner of the intersection will cover about 440 by 50 feet, with a cement block construction and modern in-car sound system. Promoters say delays are possible but aim to have operations ready promptly. preliminary credits will be handled by West week with Dunkirk’s Sam Schrier and Curry’s A Zaléneck among participants.
General Douglas MacArthur ended a two day tour through 14 Michigan communities with brief stops for two speeches. He and Mrs MacArthur arrived at LaGuardia Field and went to the Waldorf Astoria. His message warned Americans to guard against a military state.
Associated Press reports Phil Murray criticizes Charles Sawyer as bias rift roils steel mills. Murray urges wage talks standoff while Sawyer condemns management and commerce policy amid 2800 delegates and 1.1 million workers watching. Delicates vote to raise monthly dues and initiate fee boost.
In Clinton County court a dispute over land ownership holds up a half million dollars in natural gas royalties. The McGuire interests claim the well near Tarim Ravk eight miles north of novo produces 80 million cubic feet daily for The Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. The Boston financier World Gane and Bets Gas and Oil Co dispute which land holds the rights.
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