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03 Nov 1952
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1952
Page
1
Dems Confident of Maintaining Senate Control
The article notes the coming Congress could shape policy with 435 House seats up for election and 34 Senate seats. Democrats hold a current 49 to 46 edge in the Senate with one independent. Republicans hold 20 of 61 seats up, Democrats 14, and 61 holdovers. Governors number 36 up for election, split roughly evenly between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
America
Willy
Goveernors
House of Representatives
Senate
Democrata
Fou
Maine
Linke
Owen D Young and Other Dems for Eisenhower
Owen D Young a lifelong Democrat announced support for General Dwight D Eisenhower the Republican presidential candidate. He spoke at his Van Hornesville home praising Eisenhower for foreign policy steadiness and domestic reforms while noting his own Democratic background and Stevenson admiration. Other prominent Democrats including John W Davis Lewis W Douglas Bernard Baruch and Allen Shivers have endorsed Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen D. Young
Eisenhower Owen D. Young
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Young
General Bleccie Company
Stevenson
Jehwil
Eisenhower
Tess
van Hornesville
Mr. Young
John W. Davis
Mrr
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
Nines
F. Byrnes
South
Carolina
Allen Shivers
Texas
Robert F Keunn
Lewisiana
Bernard M. Baruch
Hce
Ike Me
Goniersl
Tito accuses Russia of promoting war during Yugoslav congress
Tito denounces the Soviet Union before the Sixth Congress of the Yugoslav Communist Party. He pledges Yugoslavia's cooperation with the West to preserve peace while condemning Moscow's threats and domination. The congress opens amid a 10,000 strong review of Yugoslav aims and military buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Russia
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Yuensing Communist Party
State police probe arson in area fire
State Police of Warren bar racks investigate a Bear Lake fire set by Halloween arsonists. The unoccupied frame dwelling at 67400p. mi near Bray Lake burned before firefighters arrived, causing about 900 in damages. Police link the blaze to the Halloween arson wave with youths later apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Barris
Warren Barracks
Omcers
Dwellitg
Weainel
Blase O
Bray Lake
Vey
Hulte Sim May
Nay -Hatras Tre Weavers County
Paul
Boston West
Washington Street
Hamer Berkhowj
Iulter
Rainfall Eases Threat of Fires in Pennsylvania
Rain and winds lowered fire danger across the state as showers spread over western Pennsylvania and smoke thinned. Forecasters called for cooler, cloudier weather and the improvement reduced the fire risk in neighboring states. hunting plans in Pennsylvania faced possible relief as Gov. John Fine's restrictions hovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John’s. Fine
Storm Douses Limberhand Forest Fire Rumors Rise
Storm brought light rain across Clarion County dampening a large forest blaze covering 100 to 150 acres near Gook Forest. Hunters questioned a hunting ban amid rumors of forest fixes while officials reported limited rainfall statewide and unusually warm temperatures with 68 degrees in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather J
George Mulderick
Kenerad
Pennsylvania
State Department of Forests and Waters
Gook Forest
Union City man steals piglet for his kids to play with
Robert Minnis, 28, of Union City, admitted stealing a four week old pig from a farm to have for his children. He pleaded guilty before Justice Floyd Marsh at Beaverdall and was released after agreeing to pay costs and restitution for the animal’s injuries. Hopson of Union City chased Minnis after a vehicle stop and the suspect later threw the pig from his car window. police arrested him based on Hopson’s information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Robert Minnis
Floyd Marsh
Beaverdall
Minnis
Fred H. Hopson
RD. 1
Hopson
Auto wreck on Main Street leaves driver missing
Police canvass after a 1950 model auto ran off Ens Main Street near King sleet and struck a utility pole, ending in a vacant lot. The car, owned by Laverne Storum, sustained heavy damage with repairs costing hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guty
Ens Main Street
King Sleet
Nuta
Laverne Storum
Warren
Surance Saleomian
Pennsylvania Election Hopes Center on 32 Electoral Votes
With the election only hours away in Pennsylvania both parties declare victory likely. The Keystone State holds 32 electoral votes and Biden Eisenhower campaigns push for turnout. Registration tallies show about 5.84 million eligible voters and a high turnout is expected across the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tne
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
FDR
Truman
New York
Commonwealth
Elections Bureau Beleves
GOP
Keystone
Teddy Roosevelt
Bull Moosers
Frank D. Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
General State Authority
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Corry Man Appeals to State Supreme Court
Corry resident Charles G Huffman, convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his three year old daughter, seeks a new trial. He is serving a 12 year term at Western State Penitentiary after a prior writ was denied. Attorney Damian J McLoughlin pursues the appeal but is not expected to appear in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Huffman
West Main Street
State Supreme Court
Huffman
Dumuuter
Gto
Western State
Damian J. McLoughlin
Alttinat
Corry Driver Cited In Of Four Auto Accidents
Corry driver Merle G. Simmons, 43, was cited for drunken driving after a collision with Lewis Barton, 26, near Carry Spring Creek. Simmons posted $400 bond and was released to await the next Warren County Court term. The wrecks followed a deer accident near Wattsburg and a three car pileup at Tilutson’s Corners injuring Milo Shreve and Forest Nellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
Lewis Barton
Wattsburg
Drake
Lale Oxlee
Donne Rotwe
Union City
Milo R. Shrove
Ditlow City
Conbrul
Lee
Yumsi
Seriya Ano
George Kren Wn
Uhion City
Siemm Memorial Fs
Everly
Chester Mortimer
Rimersburg
R. D
McGuire
Bub
Willan Mallory
Union Guyy RB. 1
Mortimer
Mallory
Two Air Force Sargeant and Soldier Die in Area Crashes
Erie area fatalities include Sgt James R Thompson 22 of Youngstown base and Joseph F Taylor 23 from Brandy Camp. Thompson's car hit a pole on Route 54 North East Township injuring others. Taylor's car overturned on Route 219 near Ridgway. Both deaths confirmed. multiple injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Air Force
James R.thompson
Youngstown
Joseph F. Taylor
Thompson
North East Township
Agnes Joyce
TJ. Elmer Oliphant
Mary Low Grey
Route 219
Ridgway
Taylor
Ridgway Hospital
Joseph G. ‘Taylor
Edward Taylor
Mantinor
Lehman - Hammotd
Abne
1600 Convicts Turmoil Ends With Prison Shootings
Ohio state prison near Columbus faced a violent riot as guards shot inmates amid a 60 hour lockdown. Two convicts killed or wounded, with reports detailing injuries to Grubb and Cayson, and ongoing patrols and containment efforts after the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph M. Ale
Convinhi
Jess
Alvis
George Grubb
Clevelant
Winck
Eura Cayson
Warren
Grubb
Soa
Erie hunter faces arrest in violation of governor's hunting ban
Erie Nimrod reports Onerio hunter arrested for violating the governor's hunting ban. Elmer Simusomy says some hunters break rules while most comply, noting the delay in season and risks of forest damage. Investigations found two cars full of hunters in Blue Eye, with reports of shooting on pastures and nearby squirrel hunters slipping away before game wardens arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onerio
Elmer Simusomy
Carey
Wick
Erie Nimrod
Lhe Woods
Simpson
Sanday
October rainfall and temperatures shaped a dry month
October showed minimal rainfall with 4.98 inches reported overall. Heaviest downpour occurred October 6 delivering 0.10 inches while most of the month stayed near 2.5 inches of snowfall. Daily highs and lows varied, with multiple days in the 60s and 30s as cold snaps swept in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charac
George Miiderlek
Dia
South Korean Attacks Halted Amid Fierce Frontline Fighting
Reports describe renewed clashes along the Central Front with North Korean forces facing heavy resistance from South Korean troops and allied units. General A. Van Fleet warned of a tense standoff as batteries and mortars exchange fire near key peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomuematre
Seoul
Korea
Cole
South Korea
Yalisye
Mitch Coun
Wnéll
A. van Fleet
Biehth Army
Pempete Vaniral Oi
Trhmele
Smiper Ruriye
Corry Woman Hurt In Clymer Wreck
A Corry woman suffered chest injuries when the car she rode in was struck by a second vehicle at the Clymer intersection Saturday afternoon. Mrs Sexton was thrown from the car and crushed between the frame and door as the vehicle door opened. She was transported to Getty Memorial Hospital and listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Sextim
Howard Hammond
Corry
Westfield
Hamimpka
Mary Lou
Hammond
Phce
New Caf
Hiphard Green
Gerry
Sexton
Getty Memorial Hospital
Bracken-Keating
Green
Ailto
Warn Motorists On Leaving Vehicles
State Police Sgt Theodore Hubley warned motorists to not abandon cars after a vehicle in Union City had its right rear dual wheels and tires stolen. Floyd Fakin reported his 1952 Imadet pickup left roadside north of Lowville with wheels, tires, and tubes worth 200 dollars stolen while temporary disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hubley
Mbt
Floyd Fakin
Union City
Bokim
Lowville
75 Million Eligible To Vote Across Nation
A late campaign report notes 75 million eligible voters nationwide as election day nears. The piece mentions candidates Eisenhower Stevenson Sparkman Nixon and various running mates engaging voters via radio and TV as Election Day approaches.
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Asueldtion Press
Iris
Npliidan
Nate
Willie
Fey
D. Lisenhower
Demanvat
Richard Mi Nixoi
Slose
Stevenson
Sparkman
Chitase
Eisenhower
Nhinn
Trusaiion
Miel
Wirst
al Wie
House of Representatives
Maine
Hee House
Giobeny
Snd
Barrie Blaenhower
Perade
Butlle
Journal Ends Policy Of Election Coverage
The Journal will not publish a special early Wednesday election count edition. Regular Wednesday issue will carry full coverage of major national results and televised returns with special bulletins at designated locations tomorrow night as the election trend emerges.
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Dugusmide
Asparenh
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