12 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1952
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a street, costs, and dates, with partial references to locations and a possible note on property or a container. The readable items include numbers like 220 and 13 75 and terms suggesting a water or road context.
A partial OCR line shows encoded text and numbers including a brick reference and a phone style code. The readable portions suggest a local notice or classified snippet with unclear details and no identifiable names or dates.
Partial OCR text references various goods and quantities such as oats corn and rubber items, mentions prices like 2.4 and 1950s terms, and includes fragmented names and places, suggesting a miscellaneous trade or stock list with uncertain details.
Joseph M. Dodge advancing Eisenhower era budget talks in Washington met with President Truman and budget director Frederick J. Lawlor to signal mood against early large federal spending cuts. Officials say current funds and contracts hinder major reductions before late 1954 though some appropriations could be trimmed to redirect government outlays. Dodge, a Detroit banker and former adviser, will liaise with outgoing officials as the transition begins.
Senate hearings on American Communist influence at the United Nations stressed the need to purge spies and saboteurs from the world body. Witnesses including Olga Michka and other U N employees faced questioning as, at times, citizenship questions and loyalties dominated the session.
CIO leaders gather in Pittsburgh to chart the union’s future after the death of President Philip Murray. The executive board votes on postponing the convention and naming a successor, with William Reuther and others among candidates discussed.
The Iron Age reports a Washington plan to de control steel quickly with steps toward civilian market freeing, mid 1958 milestones, delaying military and atomic energy controls, and preserving defense needs while trimming waste. The magazine notes elections influence and urges industry honesty to serve the nation.
Officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Sanitary Water Board stated a plan to retire the city’s current waste facility and survey wastewater, with a $500,000 estimate for an alternative plant. The Health Department warned the water levels and toxic byproducts pose serious risks to residents. Three firms were set to be affected as Cory-darnestwit prepares a $150,000 treatment unit at its East Solumbus site to consolidate plating operations.
A powerful 115 mile per hour typhoon blasted toward northern Luzon Philippines. It was due to strike near Tuguegarao before midnight, near 30,000 residents, with three storms in three weeks and a death toll around 400.
Rep Thomas B Curtis requests an investigation into the Army draft system after a New Jersey draftee with a permanent injury is accepted and contrasted with the Mantle case. Curtis questions consistency and asks Secretary Pace for answers while noting Mantle’s publicized draft experience. Scientists and industrialists gather in Pittsburgh for the National Meeting of Science and Industry with A A Hunt of Alcoa as banquet speaker.
Sen William Fulbright of Arkansas urged a complete rebuild of the Democratic Party with new leadership and independence for Adlai Stevenson. He suggested Stevenson speak for the opposition against Republicans around March and urged renewed organization in New York and Chicago to energize the party. Johnson argued Stevenson should act as the party spokesman in a Republican-dominated Senate.
In Pittsburgh Stanley Granger, former director of Internal Revenue for Western Pennsylvania, seeks to retain his government career status after his post was abolished by a three state reorganization. Raymond F Kraft was named temporary director while Granger appeals to the Civil Service Commission.
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania has invested about 200 million dollars toward cleaning streams. Officials note municipalities and industry have spent similar amounts on new or expanded treatment works. Financing remains a hurdle, with recommendations for authority bonds backed by sewer rents to avoid municipal debt limits.
The second wildcat well on the Blakeslee farm near Spartansburg reaches 1100 feet with a gas show and nitroglycerin planned shots at 800 and 1100 feet. Driller Henry Capley and secretary treasurer Albert Hahan discuss joint pumping of the two wells and plans for a third to reach 3000 to 8000 feet.
Washington negotiators weigh the fate of the wage stabilization board ruling after Lewis urged a full reconsideration. Public hearings may follow while the industry presses for a $1.50 daily wage and possible overrule of the board’s $1.30 limit.
Dorothy Fike aged 2 and Cheve Sener aged 33 are jailed in Greene County on $3,300 theft charges after allegedly stealing most of the Fike parents life savings from a pickle jar in their home. The couple was taken into custody following the burglary report. Meanwhile, Franklin D Roosevelt III daughter aims Roosevelt Boettiger wed Dr James A Halsted in Santa Monica California yesterday with close family in attendance.
In Havana officials and observers note Cuba’s president faces a decision on seeking re election after a recent army backed revolution. No clear candidate has emerged and analysis points to potential shifts in the government though formal statements are scarce.
Burglars struck three local sites in Clymer as windows were left partly open and money stolen. Police from Mayville region investigated the break ins at a service station and the central office, noting an insurance-covered loss of about 10 dollars and 27 cents in small bills.
Donald Butch Jackson of Essex was found guilty of adultery and innocent of bastardy by Evie County Court Sung. He had been arrested weeks earlier on a complaint from the mother of a Union City teenager who claimed he could be the father of the baby born at Corry. The judge instructed jurors to weigh the second count’s testimony for the verdict.
The State Supreme Court affirmed Steve Nelsons conviction, former Western Pennsylvania Communist party chairman, who received 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine last July by Judge Harry Montgomery in Allegheny County Court. He faces federal trial on charges of advocating violent overthrow of the U S government.
South Korean infantry stormed Sniper Ridge and Triangle Hill to retake three strategic heights from Chinese forces. Despite heavy shelling and night bombardment, UN troops held the ridge as ROK units pressed the northern flank, reclaiming Pinnpoint and driving toward Bastion while Reds regrouped.
President elect Eisenhower and his Democratic rival Adlai Stevenson delivered recorded radio appeals endorsing the Crusade for Freedom. Their talks were broadcast by NBC CBS and ABC as the private effort supports Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia aimed at countering Soviet propaganda.
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