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05 Nov 1951
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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 05, 1951
Page
1
Fragmented Notice Rushed Into Stormy Edition
An unclear OCR fragment references a local sale, addresses, names like Watts and Watts addresses, and mentions a storm affecting a listing. Details are unreadable but imply a property or item sale with scattered numbers and place hints. No verifiable date or full entities can be confirmed from the text.
Two May Also Talk Politics At Conference
The article reports President Truman and General Dwight D. Eisenhower meeting on defense issues while deflecting questions on political plans. It notes a planned foreign policy speech by Truman and an anticipated UN General Assembly session in Paris. Ike’s Washington trip includes Pentagon talks with Defense Secretary Lovett and a possible discussion with Truman, with no confirmation of a presidential bid.
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Associated Peese Washington
Noy
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Mundo
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
White House
Defense
Lovett
Eisenhower
Washington
Pentagon
Duff
RePa
Lone Dime
Beng
Western Europe
U. S
Ft Knox
M. Eisenhower
John Eisenhower
Mitchel Fielding Island
Jennings
Defense Lovett
Weekend temperatures set new city record with cold snap
The city endured record lows for early November as temperatures plunged to near 20 degrees with snow and icy roads. Police reported six traffic crashes amid slick surfaces while forecasts hinted at possible new snow from a Chicago-area storm.
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Cory Insiilenia
Ur City
Wien
Afernoon
Ores
Chicago
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Sho
Deilay
Pittsburgh
Binea
Snowy East Main St Wreck Causes Minor Vehicle Damage
Police report a Saturday afternoon collision on East Main Street involving Ronald Frontroth and Charles Blenke. Frontroth attempted a turn, skid due to slick pavement, and both cars sustained minor damage totaling under 250 dollars. Blenke’s car about 50 dollars and Frontroth’s 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main ST
East Main Street
Ronald Frontegth
Bush Main Street
Charles Blenke
Spring Creek
Frontroth
Jebbe
UN Rejects Russian Push on Chinese Seat at General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly, in Paris, rejected a Russian demand to prioritize Chinese representation at the sixth session. Russia’s Malik pressed to admit the People’s Republic, drawing protests from Nationalist China. Britain and France abstained on the vote as the debate looms for tomorrow’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Ching
Cemmunists
Russia
Jacob A. Malic
Ho Atverily
Hueer Is
Waterhouse Buys IH Agency at Union City
Waterhouse, an Union City automotive dealer, purchased the local International Harvester dealership from W J Bisbee and Bou. The deal includes stock, equipment, machinery and a long term lease on the West High Street building. Bisbee and his son Orval have run the outlet for 18 years and plan to spend the winter in Florida. Waterhouse will retain most staff and expand service and repair in the district now in Corry’s sales area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
W. W. Waterhouse
W. J. Bisbée
Bou
West High Street
International-Harvester
Florida
Waterhouse
Corry
Two Ships Collide in North Sea. All Aboard Saved
In dense fog off Bremerhaven the Argentine motor ship Main Pride, valued at four million dollars, and the troop ship Gen M7 Hersey collided. The Main Pride sank, while rescue craft saved 238 aboard. The Malpy captain Juan Marquez was recovered by Bremen lightship Weser, and a special train was arranged to Hamburg for survivors. The calm seas aided the rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assueraven
Bremerhaven
Germany
Argentina
North Sea
Gen. M. 7
Hersey
Bremerhaven Js
Hamburg
Miipi
Malpw
Juan Marquez
Officials to sound fire alarms to spur turnout in Chelsha vote
In Chelsha near Boston officials plan to blast the fire alarm whistle on the hour all day tomorrow to rouse voters for the municipal election. The unusual tactic aims to boost turnout beyond prior figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsha
Mass
Boston
Taft Backers Claim New Weapon In Ike Race
Taft supporters claim a new political weapon as Eisenhower refuses to publicly pick a party. Duff and others push for a private chat with Eisenhower, while Taft aides circulate the general’s statement to delegates. Stassen says most Americans want neither Truman nor Taft, calling Eisenhower popular but needing answers before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Stassen
Truman
Taft
Associated Press
Nashington
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democrati
Republican
Eisenower
Blair House
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Europe
Duff
R-Pa
Washington
New York
Eisenhinwer
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Fisenhower
America
Good Part of 28th Will Be in Phila Next Week
Philadelphia dispatch reports a large portion of Pennsylvania's 28th Division will arrive from Camp Atterbury Indiana, with about 4,000 troops expected to reach Philadelphia before a memorial day parade and embarkation for Europe. An additional 1,000 men arrive just before the parade, heading to Camp Kilmer New Jersey afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Philadelphia
Pennsysviuia
Atlantic
Army
Camp Atterbury
Indy
Uné
Camp Kilmer
Nady
Europe
Atlantic Seaboard
Five Injured In Area Accidents At Weekend
Five people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend after separate accidents. James Hickey, 227 West Smith Street, twisted his left knee when a sled blocked West Park Place and was to be hospitalized for several days. Fred Eimers, 212 Nostl Genter Street, suffered first and second degree burns on his hands from a gas stove purchase at home. Luther Grinder, Corry R. D. 2, burned on both hands in a workplace accident at McInnes Steel Co. Sherrill Larson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Larson of East Main Street, treated for facial injuries after falling against a radiator at the Methodist Church. Mary Ellen Johnson, age seven, daughter of Mrs Ralph Swart, was treated for a chin laceration after a fall on the highway. All patients except Hickey were released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Corry Memorial Hospita
James Hickey
West
Smith Etreet
Hickey
West Park Place
Fred Eimers
Nostl Genter ‘Street
Luther Grinder
Corry
R. D
McInnes ‘Steel Co
Sherrill Larson
Wilbur Larson
East Main Street
Mary Ellen Johnson
Ralph Swart
Yodpital
Spotlight on Philadelphia in State Voting
Philadelphia faces a sharp test to its 67 year Republican rule as voters weigh corruption charges and a new city charter. Democrat Joseph Clarke Jr challenges Baptist minister Daniel Poling for mayor, with the district attorney contest also prominent amid wartime and local graft debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dis
Daniel
Poline
Joseph S. Clarke, Jr
Myer
Brandbury
Eight perish in two home fires in Beaver County
Braver Pa November 5 A mother and three children including the infant son of a neighbor died in a Beaver County frame house fire near Evans City. Another blaze in Butler County killed four, as an expectant mother and two men escaped from a second story window. Fire officials blamed an overheated furnace. Local authorities identified the victims and noted multiple injuries from the jumps to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver
Obloville
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Butler County
Sally McDole
Howard
William
Adelaide ‘Tuttle
Willian
Tuttle
East
Liver Pool
O. Ghioville
Ohio
Wohleri
Butter County
Evans City
Mary Belle Patterson
Kay Francis
Jamey B
Eugene
sSecord Wbory
Richard Carl Double
Blair Patterson
Jacke Elingenamithi
Cllitor Atewell
U S Ready To Propose World Wide Arms Census
A United Nations security plan proposes a global arms census prior to a General Assembly debate. The measure aims for a complete accounting of weapons and inspectors, seeking verification as a step toward broader disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Rusia
Syston
Largest A-bomb exploded in Nevada test series
Las Vegas reports the 5th test in the series, about 3:40 a.m. PST, showing a massive atomic blast. Observers saw a purple mushroom cloud rising over the desert, with the blast lighting the sky and prompting residents in nearby towns to close windows and stay indoors as study teams assess fallout and future tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Las Vegas
New
Ltth
Lida
Atomic. Energy Commissionn
Godde
Gotativid
Bently
Cottenie
Nev
Telx Lissen
Third Victim of Bus Accident Succumbs
Nov report from Camp Atterbury says a bus crash returning 28th Division soldiers from a farewell party killed eight, with three dead at Army hospital. Victim Viktors Grava of Brooklyn died yesterday. age unavailable. Other dead include James Murphy of New York and Walter Dunmire of Monongahela, Pa. Sixty injured overall, four in critical condition. Soldiers were from Og. A 110th Infantry. Sgt. Donald Lilly of Conneauty, Pa, among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaen Cress
Atterbury
Ufe
Viktors Grava
Brooklyn
US Army
James J. Murphy
New York
Walter R. Dunmire
Monongatela
Plant workers donate to relief drive in South Bend
Tudushii employes raise 9076 toward a company wide appeal for aid. Walter Rass, ex-located leader, notes 2650 goal nearly met with 2851 contributed on site. Donors include Aero Supply, W028, and several local firms as union workers steer total to support the corry public library fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rass
Donarine
Jared
Aifnetia Esiglogie
Core
Aun Aero Supply
Rogers
Lolal
Hstec
Wollvidwal
Wiic
Seequel Duisar
Swase Tyr House
Omnvas
Davie Liv- Innstort
Corry
Coroner to Inquire Death of 16YearOld at School Softball
A coroner's jury will rule on the death of Ralph Hula, 16, of Renovo, who died after a softball bat struck him in the forehead during a school gym game at Wearby Scotland School for Vet vans. Maurice Heckler, assistant superintendent, said the incident stemmed from a tease toward Vine Brown, who allegedly threw a bat that struck Hale. Hale later died at Chambersburg Hospital from a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage. Brown was released in Heckler's custody for an inquest scheduled this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamounse Sur Co. Py
al. Wearby Scotland School For Vetvans
Maurice Heckler
Wtte School
Ralph Hula
Renovo
Heckler
Hall
Vines Brown
Lancaster
Brown
Hale
Chambersburg
Corotiér
Shull
Red Army Heavy Tank Push Forces Allies Off Two Key Hills
United Nations and Allied forces report heavy Soviet tank assault on two western hills near Munsan Korea. Despite fierce resistance from U S troops and air support, Reds regain some ground as negotiations and armistice talks continue. Authorities note continued heavy engagement with reports of casualties and shifting frontline positions.
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Msscoinked
Hrvsy
Arie
Willian P. Nickals
Nickals
Recks
Hunty
Eighth Army
Korea
Elementa
Yonelou
U. S. Eighth Army
Tmidt
Atles
Wattsburg Driver Hurt In Twin Car Crash
W P Moore of Wattsburg was hospitalized after a two car collision on Route 3 when his Ford pulled from Weide road into the path of a sedan driven by J Separd of Erie. Moore suffered a chipped collarbone and facial injuries, later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
W. P. Moore
Wattsbura
Athion City Hospital
Hev Ing
Tedlinea
Ijuries
Gerry
J. Separd
Erie
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Nome
Loors
Ymer Bath
Tagon
W. J. Bisbee and Son
International - Harvester
Tucumcari
N. M
Tucumcari Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Indiantown Gay
Pas
Fort Devens
Minitcipal
Dem
Bel
Beaver
Butler
veriHenton
Atom Bonis
Aris
Trillian
Dein Achecor
United Nnefolie Assembly
Perhspr
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