Fleming and Steele Receive Five Year Texas Sentences
Paul Fleming and Ed ard W Steele, former Jerry men, pleaded guilty before Judge Owen M. Lord in Beatle Mont Texas to check fraud. They admitted cashing 20 to 25 stolen checks from WRIy's Liquor Store in Port Arthur, Texas, obtaining about $600. Detainers have been filed by Florida authorities. they were extradited from Utah after a prior conviction for assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fleming
Edard W Steele
Jerry Men
Texan
Owen M. Lord
Beatle Mont
Tex
Florida
Biute
Fleming
Wriy
Port Arthur
Steele
James
Port Arthu
Texas
Alto
Corry Po
Mey
Salt Lake City
Ulah Fleming
British Princesses Tour Washington Then Headed To Montreal
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh toured Washington landmarks including the Washington Cathedral Capitol Hill Library of Congress and the Supreme Court before flying to Montreal. The visit drew vast crowds with much publicity and high society receptions as they prepared to depart for Canada. Also reported beef and lamb prices at the Pittsburgh Junior Livestock Show with a 1000 pound steer sold for 4000 to a national grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mssocmen
Washington
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
United States
Montreal
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Philip
Biulr House
Pittsburgh
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Robert Schnntel
R. Ca
Benjamison
Relaxed Sugar Export Rules Applauded by Government
The government approved exports of reasonable quantities of sugar to countries that regularly buy from the United States, lifting prior totals. The Commerce Department said ample U S sugar supplies justify the move to meet domestic needs and allow limited foreign shipments until new crop sugar is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hina Vom
Apslculaire
Conmerce Department
Department
United States
Indict Lawyer in Part II Baby Black Market Ring
A Brooklyn attorney Marcus Siegel aged 45 was indicted by grand juries in Manhattan Queens and Brooklyn on charges of masterminding a baby adoption black market from Massachusetts to Florida. He is accused with nine others including doctors and nurses of selling babies from unwed poor mothers to foster parents for sums from 5800 to 1500. The district attorney said a mother sought her baby back and a fake death certificate was produced to claim the infant died in Lynn Massachusetts. Siegel pleads not guilty and is held on 1000 bail in Manhattan and 15000 in Queens for hearings set later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Florida
New York City
Oye
Manhattan
Queens
Marcus Siegel
Siegel
Maryland
F. S. Hogan
Hogan
Lynn
Mass
Queens County Grand Jury
New York State Supreme Court
Appellite Division
Albany
Hudson, N. Y
Sherwood B. Speed
Speed
j_ Intel Speed
Freedom
Tn Queens
WU Will Appeal Jury C Conviction
Bridgeton New Jersey November 2 a Cumberland county jury found Western Union Telegraph Co and Bridgeton office manager Charles H Frake guilty of maintaining a dis orderly house where bets were placed The company said it would appeal the verdict which could influence interstate transmission laws Frake faces up to 1000 fine or three years in prison sentencing scheduled for November 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Western Union Telegraph Co
Cumberland County
Charles H. Frake
Western Dion
Frake
David L.horovitz
Cet
Eisenhower to Meet Truman on Monday in Washington
President Truman will meet with General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Washington on Monday to discuss his future as supreme commander of the Allied forces in Europe and the possibility of bearing on a presidential nomination. White House sources said the talks will precede further discussions with defense and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tsien
Eisenhower
Europe
Tve Joby
Alodho
NATO
Ike
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Winston Churchill
Britain
Mediterranean
Srone
Viscount Montgomery
Bub Balltewise
North
Africa
White House
Short
Pentagon
State Department
Defense
Supreme Allied Command
North Atlantic
Truman Himeslf
Anc Mit Theilitary
One Killed Nine Hurt In October Crashes
October traffic reports from Garry district show one death and nine injuries in 17 crashes causing $4,015 in damage. Four traffic arrests and 11 criminal arrests followed investigations across 12 cases. Two vehicles and property valued at $1,600 and $350 were recovered during patrols. Police logs note 230 information requests answered by Corry sub-station staff across area highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry
Corp
Theodore Hubley
Lsd
Corry
Democrats Eye Draft of Eisenhower for 1952
Washington Nov 2 A number of Democratic leaders discuss drafting General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the 1952 presidential race. Senators Johnston and others signal interest while urging formal statements from Eisenhower on party affiliation. The talk comes as Republicans gain early momentum and Eisenhower’s name potentially surfaces at national conventions.
Winter snow and cold grip wide swaths of U S
Severe winter weather swept from the Rockies to New England and into the south as heavy snow and subfreezing temperatures disrupted travel. Oklahoma and Texas saw seven and five inches respectively while five fatalities occurred in highway accidents blamed on the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Rockies
New England
Inite
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Oklahoma-Texas
Guymon
Okla
Perrytoi
Tex
New York State
Colorad
NBA official charged in bribery scheme probes 1950s fixes
Brooklyn official Sol Levy, 41, recused as NBA official, accused of taking 3000 in bribes to fix three professional games last November. DA Hogan notes involvement in Boston games against Celtics and Capitals and two other NBA contests, with players from seven colleges implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sol Levy
Brooklyn
Aps
National Basketball Association
Cony
Long Island
NYU
Manhattan
Bradley
Toledo
Kentucky
Levy
Elisabeth Street
Boston
Boston Celtic
Syracuse
Clymer Utility Not Sold Despite Financing Plan
Private Clymer Telephone Co stockholders voted to retain ownership and borrow money for improvements. About 20 of 400 shares represented the firm at a late meeting, denying sale to Jamestown Telephone Co. Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. filed for service to Ravelin Hill as a large pumping station construction proceeds. Clarence Lewters, North Clymer vice president, announced the session. JH. Tenpas, longtime president, declined to serve again but remains a stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slovleholdoey
Clymer Telephone Co
Ins
Jamestown Telephone Co. Orpaniaed
Aisli
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Ravelin Hill
Clymer
Whitch
Blast in Italian village kills six near Genoa
In Sestri Levante near Genoa, a blast shattered a street, killing at least six. Rescue teams pulled seven wounded from rubble as police questioned several suspects after authorities found two rifles one machine gun and 350 rounds among the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sestri Levante
Italy
Tislams Ug
Genoa
Geveral
Nurses Association Elects Naomi Oliser President
Naomi Oliser, director of munics at St Luke's Hospital Bethlehem, was elected president of the Pennsylvania Nurses Association at the end of its 47th annual meeting in Pittsburgh. The group adopted a 40 hour workweek rule and called for $150 per hour for overtime, with a five day 40 hour week and overtime after eight hours in a day, and a minimum salary of $210 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Naomi Oliser
St Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
Penmeylvania Nurses Association
Opening day heavy game kill crowds Pennsylvania woods
Opening day drew large numbers of hunters across western Pennsylvania for rabbits, squirrels, ring neck pheasants, grouse and turkeys. A heavy rabbit kill was noted with many birds and few dogs needed. Several hunters speculated on causes for rabbit scarcity. reports aligned with similar conditions statewide. The Associated Press tallied two gunshot fatalities and five heart-attack deaths among woodsgoers, plus numerous injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Pennsylvania
Eitewell Joseph Smithy
New Oxford
Adams County
Avias B. Kine
Blundon
Borks County
Slayton Frey
Ellanbethtown
Daniel Aleman
Middletown
Item
Cpl C. Fred Alugh
Greensburg
John W. Humry
Frank Kyner
Chambersburg
Corry Foremen Move Toward National Association Affiliation
Corry foremen move to affiliate with the National Association of Foremen after a dinner meeting at Hotel Sorry attended by 79. A final ballot will be held at the next session. Ray F. Monsalvatge, NA F manager, spoke on benefits and events possible through affiliation. Monsalvatge noted NAF has 200 clubs and 46 900 members in 42 states. Five new members, including Lawrence Dowins and others, were inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cluty
Naional Association of Foremen
Iisen
Ray F. Monsalvatir
Area Nap
NAF
Oho
Monsalvatge Attecht
Monsalvatge
Lawrence Dowsins
Leo Hooks
Walter Windahl
Charles Henry
Robert Jordan
January Draft Call Sets at 59 650 Units
Washington report notes a January draft call set at 59 650 for the Marine Corps with related figures from the Navy and Army. The December call and recent months show fluctuating totals, with mentions of 40.00 EU and 44,000 plus in, as officials outline orderly buildup and variations across branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Pogpellenen
Washington
Tivest Covmmitien
Hull Way
Daniiry
Wile Hove Oben
Marci
Marine Corps
Unusually Dry October Noted in City Records
A city weather summary highlights an unusually dry October with 152 inches of rainfall not matching records for the period. The report notes the lowest daily precipitation and a high temperature trend, detailing daily highs and lows across several dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulderick Poi
Giusy
Taek Uhathie Mercury
Ene-Swelloetti
Catholic leader opposes new drug use over morality
Rev Franck J Connell of the Catholic University of America says a 29 year old administered drug, believed to cause temporary sterility in women, is a contracetic and illegal. He urges nurses to refuse participation in forbidden operations. In a separate report, Mrs Mary Wenko, 84, died in a house fire at Evans Manor near Uniontown, her clothing having ignited and her collapse believed linked to the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck J. Connell
Catholic Universit of America
Connell
Catholic Nurses League
Uniontown
Mary Wenkko
Red truce talks push for armistice buffer zone
In Mainsan Korea on November 2 Red truce negotiators urged Allied delegates to accept a Communist plan for a sease-fire buffer zone across Maren-bull while insisting on a quick yes or no decision. The exchange followed Moscow press patterns as Washington and Panmunjom continued to haggle over withdrawals and demilitarized areas near Kosong and the coastal bulge, with U.N. representatives warning the pace could delay long-term peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mainsan
Korea
Maren
Issume
Henry
Betes
Rau
Wilas
Fitity
Crete
Larry
Allion
Timm
Kmesong
Hee
Wildkols
Sauare Niles
Eaesong
Kosong
Kumsone
Mickolk
Willie
Wonsan
Soart
Chitinampo
Taedong River
Frilioy
Wegottatore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Posics
Dems
Axsonmieuress
Dit
R-Pal Toul Ie
MknnuWer
Ine
Leeliseuma
Benater Kulnyiver O-Tena
Pesporter
Johnston
Risehe Mower
Two
Carolina Seriue
Gee Gay
Jhatey
F. Byrnes
Ciwiling
Pyinvan
Biserie NaWey
Beiator
Phoenix
Aria
le Republicm
Douglas
GOP
Imowsa
Tall Ur-Ohiu
Fix
Iwa Burda
Game Commission
Yrea Sportatnes
Targee
N.A.F
Corry Management Club
Mercury
Kaesong
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!