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Arig general continues to eye the agenda as officials discuss ongoing strategy. The focus remains on defense and regional security, with updates expected from monthly briefings.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
5
Trials Set for Six Red Party Leaders in State
Federal trials for six Communist Party leaders in Pennsylvania and West Virginia are slated to begin in September. The defendants arrested last summer face charges of conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force and pleaded innocent. Named are Steve Nelson former chairman Andrew Onda Pittsburgh Daily Worker correspondent James Dolsen former Wester Pennsylvania party treasurer Ben Carteathers and William Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sry
FTES
Pittsburgh
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Steve Nelson
Communish Party
Andrew Onda
Janes Dolsen
The
Daily Worker
Ben Car- Teather
Grundy backs Taft campaign in Philadelphia area
Former senator Joseph R. Grundy joins the Southeastern Pennsylvania citizens committee backing Robert Taft. John D. M. Hamilton says Taft’s eastern campaign chairman will lead the panel with Charles J. Biddle as chair from Philadelphia, and Weissman noted as former West Virginia Communist Party chairman. all free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nor
Assouidlem Fresa
Philadelphia
Joseph R. Grundy
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Citiens Committee
Robert Taft
Taft
John D. M Hamilton
Charles J. Biddle
Philadelphia Attorn
Pennsylvania
Ndieving Weissman
West Virginia
Communist Party
Concord PTA Dinner Highlights Civic Ties and Honors
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association hosted a bountiful dinner for 70 with Leland Wilcox overseeing arrangements. Students performed, Mrs Lynn Rice and Mrs Eugene Canfield opened the business meeting, and members received corsages. The group voted to drive money to the PTA Headquarters Fund and discussed plans for a Mead Park picnic. Several officers were installed and a free x ray service canvass for tuberculosis was approved. Various local residents were listed as visiting or traveling to events in Erie Jamestown and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Concord
Murs
Leland Wilcox
Lynn Rice
Eugene Canfield
PTA
Noman Tarbell
Ann Baressi
Mead Park
Ralph Carroll
Louis Morrow
PTA Cou
Gerald George
Carroll
Anniversary Luncheon Marks Par Club Milestone in Corry
Hospitality club members gathered at Hotel Corry to celebrate the fifth anniversary with a luncheon for 52 guests. The event featured devotions by Miz John Bast, a brief history by Mrs. Lawrence Dougis, and a floral table setting, with Miss Elizabeth Rogers and others serving as hostesses and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Gilly
Mutet Cong
Saul Canapes
King Mentt
Miz
John Bast
Lawrence Dougis
Why Leaby
Corry
Trist
Rebekah Card Party Held Last Evening
Spring card party at TOOF Hall sponsored by Lady Franklin Rebekah Toda featured prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Q A Pies Walter Dejean and Mrs. Bertha Sample Janasta Mrs George Patterson Dalton Weidner Mrs Bertha Darwin and TH Clark station bridge Mrs William Spiewman and Miss Ethel Matthews Mr Spiesman won the door prize Refreshments of gelatin salad waters and coffee served by committee chaired by Mrs Blof Dahl with Mrs Howard Loveland Mrs George Rhodes Mrs Darwin Mrs Merle Akam and Mrs Glenn Gates general chairwoman was Mrs Carl Millspaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punriuen
Toof Hall
Franklin Rebekah Toda
Q. A. Pies
Walter Dejean
Bertha Sample
Janasta
George Patterson
Dalton Weidner
Bertha Darwin
TH. Clark
Station Bridge
William Spiewman
Ethel Matthews
Spiesman
Doar
Foremen's Club Holds Meeting at Findley Lake
The Corrys Jamestown Foremen's Club met last evening at the O A McGlin summer home at Findley Lake. A good attendance, a fine tureen supper, routine business, a taber and movie on painting, and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrys
Jamestown Foremen's Chi
O. A. McGlin
Pindley Lake
First Presbyterian Church School Officers Meet At Cochran Home
The final season meeting of officers and teachers of the First Presbyterian Church School was held at Mrs A V Cochran's East Frederick Street home. Hay B Smith, superintendent, chaired as plans were completed for the Summer Bible School. A program for Children's Day on June 10 was arranged during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church School
A.V. Cochran
East Fredrick Airect
Hay B. Smith
Summex Bible School
Cochran
Craker Koehler Marriage Announced at St Johns Church
A local wedding occurred Saturday morning at St Johns Church Philadelphia uniting Miss Ruth Koehler from Wis city and Charles Craker of Philadelphia formerly Cony Rev Sailer officiated at 4am. Miss Koehler wore a fray irredidcent aunt and corsage of orchids. Mrs Walsh attended the couple in dusty pink dress. The Crakers will reside at Ridley Park near Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craker-Koehler
St. John's Church
Philadelphia
Ruth Koehler
Wis Clty
Charles Craker
Cony
Sailer
Koehler
Edward @. Walsh
Engle Street
Final Session of Harding School PTA
The Harding School Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year last evening. Mes. Arthur Lite spoke on preparing for the mobile x ray unit visit next month. Officers installed included Mrs. George Shoop as president and Mrs. Frosten Person as first vice president, with Mrs. Carl Silimp as second vice president, Mrs. Frank Dahl secretary, and Mrs. Merrill Hamilton treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding School
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Arthur Lite
Lila Parker
George Shoop
Frosten Per Son
Carl Silimp
Frank Dahl
Mery Merrill Hamilton
Kenneth Pitt
Henry Wheeler Speaks on Memorial Day at Rotary Meeting
Henry Wheeler retiring district commander of the American Lesson was the featured speaker at the Rotary Club last evening. He discussed the significance origin and objectives of Memorial Day to an attentive audience including guests from Boy Scouts Harborcreek and Robury Trosp. The club announced summer gatherings beginning June 3 at noon at the Hotel Corry instead of the usual dinner meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wheeler
Rotary
Rotary Club
Ferris Middlemast
May
Wheeler
J. Blaine Shunk
Boy Scouty
Harborcreek
Newell Beckwith
John B. Fenatermachey
Wirren
W. W. Warren
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bernard Burns
Merlin Gaskell
Corry
Card Club Meeting at Mrs Arthur Martin’s Home
Mrs Arty Martin hosted a morning contract bridge session at her Meath Avenue home. Two tables played with Mrs Robert Galbreath, Mrs Charles Bracken, and Mrs Martin taking swords. Dessert refreshments were served at the close. Mrs Bracken to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arty Martin
Meath Avenue
Robert Galbreath
Charles Bracken
Martin
Robert, Bracken
No Progress in Korean Talks Amid Threats by Korean Communists
MUNSAN Korea The second day of talks between Communist negotiators and Allied officials yielded no progress on repatriation of 100000 captured Red soldiers and prisoners. North Korean General Nam repeated charges of mistreatment while urging action by the Korean People’s Army and Chinese Volunteers. Maj. Gen. William Harlston called Nam’s remarks propaganda and said talks aim to reach an agreement, not a breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Nam
Chinese Peoples Volunteers
William Harlson
Namur Als
Red
Jfviling
Ingerniges
Bethlehem Home Life strike vote tees wage talks
A union caucus in Pennsylvania and Delaware approved by 1 to 2 vote authorizes the home life wage talks negotiat ing committee to call a strike if terms fail by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Talrance
Pennsylvania
Delaware
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