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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
1
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Air battles flare anew over Korea front clash eases
Four air battles deep in Northwest Korea saw SEQAL-American Sabre jets clash with Communist MIGs. One MIG was destroyed and seven damaged. total U.S. battle casualties rose to 123,599 with 179 dead, 1,015 wounded, and 20 missing.
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Associated Press
SEQAL
Korea
Piftte Air Murce
Yalu River
Fone
Kumwha
Assail
Tevous
Grunty
Bagi
Tse
Siemxhy
Defense Department
Washington
Webb
Corry Youth Wounded in Korean War
Carl Lindberg, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lindberg of Liberty Street, was wounded in Korea by artillery fire on October 30. The Adjutant General telegram confirmed the injury, noting a facial wound and hospitalization, with parents advised to update mailing address. Lindberg had entered the Army last December and served five months in Korea.
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Carl Lindberg
C. C. Lindberg
Liberty Street
Adjutanty General Office
Army
Weir Son Pie
Carl R. Lindberg
Pro. Lindberg
Korea
Teleceam
Ko- Yeo Sie
Pfe. Lindberg
Mumps Outbreak Strikes Concord School
A mumps outbreak hits Concord School with most students absent and eight confirmed cases. Officials report many others possibly infected in early stages and awaiting diagnosis as the illness disrupts classes.
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Concord
Concord Feliool
Lis
Pollution suspected as city plants blamed for fish kill
Officials from the county state health board and water department say cyanide pollution likely came from one of three city plating plants. Investigators found the chemical in a sewer leading to Spring Creek, killing hundreds of fish though trout avoided the strongest currents.
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Duphin
Wiliiah
Wilve Bord
Evantee Holm Hiwever
Jnbormteny
BN Geer
North Warren
Dury
Meddville
Suntiney Water Board
Carlyle Sheldon
Conneautwite
WigerVi8er
Spring Creek
Waley
Putnam to Quit Economic Post Over Coal Wage Battle
Washington Roger Putnam plans to resign as economic stabilizer once the coal miners wage dispute is settled. He hopes to decide the procedure for appealing the Wage Stabilization Board ruling within days and return home to Springfield by Thanksgiving.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roger K. Patnam
Nodney
Putnem
Springfield
Mons
Tildo
Putnam
Frye Johnston
Massachuset
Wage Stabilization Board
Rutin
WSB
John L. Lewis
Reilly Re-elected Head of Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic Association
The Rev Edward M Reilly superintendent of schools for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia begins a new term as president of the Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association after a re election at the annual meeting. Strong winds and calm conditions are described in the regional weather report with northwest storm warnings on the Great Lakes.
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Awodiaind
Mid-Continent
Great Lakes
Lakes
Heaus Polar Harribburg
Edward M. Reilly
Archidiocese
Philadelphia
Nik Pec
Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association
Father Reilly
PCIAA
Train halted by blast as freight car explodes near Erie
A derailment and blast in a crankcase of a diesel on a Penna freight train near Erie halted 81 cars, with 42 damaged and two loaded, one with corn and one with paper bags. Repairs completed by morning, no passengers harmed. Local residents visited the scene near French Creek.
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Pensylvania
Ofty
Hirow
Awih
Erie
Milo Awhieh
Curry
Buffalo
Sikmore
Pennsy
Bufisto
French Creek
Three Hurt In One Car Smashup At Rural Intersection
A one car collision south of Spartansburg injured three people none seriously. Bryant of Cambridge Springs drove, skioutan? and unnamed driver Skim a of Corry RD 1. Injuries included bruises and a head bruise. $200 damage to Skim a’s car and $850 to Sheldon’s. No stop signs at the intersection.
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Spartansburg
Corry
Binir Skima
Phillip Bryant
Cambridge Springs
Bryant
Iskit
Robert Sheldon
Spartans Byte
RD. 3
William Vanderhoff
Skift
Sheldon
Legion Poppy Day Drive Amid Local Charity Efforts
The community organizes Poppy Days with Legion sponsors and local volunteers assisting. Funds support child welfare programs and hospital welfare initiatives, with sales conducted at a central park location and proceeds directed to the auxiliary support unit.
Sparansburg Man 32 Dies in Midland Steel Plant Accident
Charles J. Lorence of Spartansburg, 32, was found dead in a precipitator tank at the Grucible Steel Company plant in Midland, Pennsylvania. He fell 28 feet, death from fractured skull and probable ruptured neck. Wife Eva Riley survives with son Charles Jr. and two sisters. Funeral arrangements set at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home with services in Spartansburg and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery Aliquippa.
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Charles J. Lorence
Spartansburg
Grucible Steal Company
Midland
Yessercay
Lorence Nie
Om Winsl Fueniace
In Phn
Marenreb ‘Sium- Jens
Aansburg
Beaver
Lorence
Wiseloshin
Mni
Hin Bega
Mr. Lorence
Buippa
Souls
Mary Lorenne
Centerville
R. D
Aleutian
Air Force
Lienamis J. Lorenne Jr
Germany
William
Riceville
Charles Lovence
Sife
Eva Riley
Charles Wryn
Rose Éahnizer
Oil City
Betty Pond
Witchina Falls
Torrey and Hays Funeral Home
Spartansburs
Our Lady of Victory Mission
John DeSanti
Aliquippa
Voting totals show Eisenhower lead across 135,919 units
AP reports results from 135,919 voting units with Rixentower 32,497,888 Stevenson 26,154,058 total 58,056, Eisenhower percentage 35.4. In Indochina the Vietminh capture Phu Ho on the supply route to China. Harriman says he plans to return to New York after a meeting with Truman at the White House.
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Washington
Associated Press
Rixentower
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Hanoi
Phu Tho
Phu Ho
China
W. Avernll Harriman
Mutual Security
New York
Akres
Harriman
White House
Truman
Duff Will Have Prominent Role in Washington
A garbled Harrisburg report notes Duff, a Pennsylvania figure, expected to play a significant role in Washington amid the 1950s Republican campaign. It cites Eisenhower’s rising influence, GOP organization questions, and Philadelphia’s large Democratic turnout as key factors shaping Pennsylvania’s political climate.
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Washington
Associated Pres Harrisburg
Dili
Pannsylvania
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Dyeiwich
Mel
Fox
Dutt
Peneral
Gonvartian, Duff
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Aleshower
Martin
Manian
Tina
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Quaker City
Joseph Sud
Turkey
Sonthedsi
Sewamin
GOF
Dye
Eisenhower
Tora
Eplii
Elms
GOP
Airline May Stop at Erie in Any All American Route
All American Airways may gain new service after an Aeronautics Board examiner recommended a route with stops at Cheekland Reading and Erie Pennsylvania plus Huntington Clarksburg and Elkins West Virginia. Also suggested was suspension of service to Butler Connersville Uniontown Dunkirk and Bridgeton Vineland due to traffic declines. The board may grant a seven year certificate and All American serves seven states including Pennsylvania New York Ohio West Virginia Maryland New Jersey and Delaware.
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Associated Press
Washington
All American Airways
Pennsylvania
Aeronautics
Boars Examiner
James S. Keith
Keith
Cheeland
Reading
Erie
HimUingdon
Clarksburg
Eikins
W.va
Butler
Connersville- Uniontown
Dunkirk
Bridgeton-Villville-Vineland
Ni Ju
Helth
Lne
All American
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Eisenhower to Begin Vacation and Plan Restful Pace
Eisenhower arrives in Augusta after a New York trip as he shifts to golf and fishing during his first vacation phase. He responds to Truman proposals on world peace and budget coordination, signaling possible White House talks via budget director with a chosen representative.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ciy
Eisenhower
New York
Iam
Truman
White House
Lewis
Douglas
Avidyne
Hiv
Great Britain
Elwntower
Korea
Lalsely
Trimas
T ‘E
Stevenson Still High With Dems Eyes On 1956 Challenge
Springfield Ill Gov Adlai Stevenson’s presidential HQs were dismantled after a Democratic defeat. Supporters expect him to head the party again and challenge the Republicans in four years while aides discuss rebuilding the organization from the ground up.
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Springfield
Adial B. Stevenson
Stevenson
Tutar
Divnois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atér
Russia Charges U. S. With Illegal Korean Blockade
The report claims U S actions near Korea violate UN orders and threaten South Korea. It notes claims of defense measures by South Korea and the UN command to protect communications lanes and coastal areas. Officials indicate investigations into prisoner movements on nearby islands support the charges.
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Mobcow
Te Urilo
Lake View
Aya
Ivan Waastanetyy
Saile
Shuebeet
Oanger Sypeon Bay
U.N
Quinder Chon
Mark Chari
South
Corea Wayers
Enway
Niger
Witter Korents
Clark
Agatesh
Protest Over Detention Of Lt Stonebraker In Germany
Berlin reports that Walter J. Donnelly, High Commissioner, blasted Soviet security measures in a protest to Gen Vassily Thhaikov over the weekslong detention of Army Lt. William Stonebraker of West Decatur, Pennsylvania, who vanished on October 24 and was handed over to American authorities after questioning about his background and beliefs.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Walter J. Donnelly
Hix Pelvate
West Germany
Stonebraker
Ryan
Miliary
Auihorliey Fiste
Donnelly
Stonebrake
Helr Moocimilfield
Korea
Germany
Chuikov
Open Membership Drive for Junior Red Cross
The Corry chapter announces a city wide Junior Red Cross enrollment drive to include children as members. The program supports Gill boxes for overseas, blood mobile projects and hospital favors. The exhibit will be shown at Cony and Columbus schools and the Corry Jamestown Mfg Co window. The drive ends November 15.
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Arive
Duntor Red Cross
Red Cross
Eisenhower Faces Bipartisan Hurdles After Narrow Victory
Congress returns under Republican control with a razor thin margin and Eisenhower likely to seek bipartisan backing to advance policies on spending and taxes. Senate turnout and party shifts suggest key votes will hinge on cross‑aisle support and international issues, including Korea.
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Eisenhower
Oy Association
Washington
Mergin
Dwight D. Eisenhow
Mani” Hstlove
NSSF
Eer
Ener
Korea
Stoe
Dnfeytert Oandidates
Senate
Bath
GOP
Piescig
Hep
Sabagh
Til
Howse
Lille
Clestian
Swale
Shakeup Expected in State Department After Election Victory
Washington reports a Republican shakeup likely at the State Department with 40 to 100 or more top officials to be replaced. Secretary Dean Acheson may depart for private law practice, while policy figures like Philip Jessup and others tied to Acheson face possible reassignment or removal.
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Washington
Adr
Wintte House
Dyigh Eisenhower
Dean Acheson
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Acheson
Ral Weis
Philip Jessup
Large
McK
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