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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1952
Page
3
A clipped OCR item references a Fern County case today involving jeering charges and association with Arm Mack. It notes a permissible period of years and mentions an attorney for the State. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions police affiliation and five officers, triggering unclear context about a local law enforcement matter and an affiliated group. The readable text provides minimal specifics on location, actions, or outcomes.
President elect Eisenhower plans a round of conferences with Republican leaders in New York next week before leaving for Korea. Associates say participants may include Sen. Robert Taft and Sen. Alexander Wiley as Republicans prepare to control Congress in January. Eisenhower, vacationing at Augusta National Golf Club, will depart for New York Sunday or Monday and meet President Truman at the White House early in the week for discussions on international and domestic issues.
Pittsburgh area Republican State Senator John M. Walker of Oakmont says he is confident of reelection as Senate majority leader in the 1953 Legislature. He also serves as an Allegheny County commissioner and cites canvass sentiment showing no opposition to his leadership following last year’s vote against an income tax bill.
Alger Hiss, serving a five year term for perjury at the Northeastern Penitentiary in Lewisburg, may learn within two or three weeks if he will be paroled. He becomes eligible November 21 after one third of his sentence. Board member George Killinger said interviews will proceed and transcripts sent to Washington for review by the five member panel.
About 427 attendees and guests at the Cory Maitrgemeut Club heard Ray F Monsalvatge Jr of the National Association of Foremen discuss an industrial psychology code for management guidance. Norman George was introduced as the new INAF district manager. Plans for the next meeting were announced.
At UNESCO's seventh annual conference in Paris, Spain sought membership along with Libya and Nepal. A two thirds vote is required. Libya and Nepal faced little challenge, but Spain sparked a bitter dispute over recognizing Franco's regime.
Fussell S. Roeller aged 60 died at Phoenixville Hospital after a brief illness. He was general sales manager of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co. in Phoenixville.
Appointed directors assumed duties in their respective sub-districts. Joseph J. La with e F Scranton Pap Leslie R. Miles Philadelphia Raymond S. Kraft Pittsburgh temporary Bruce Lambert Newark Addington Campbell Camden Francis P. Graham Wilmington Del.
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