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13 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 13, 1951
Page
1
Local Auction Notes and Miscellaneous Items
A garbled OCR summary lists various items from a sale or auction including glass, baths, a mill table, and groceries priced around $50. Mentions of addresses, dates, and multiple small entries reference sellers like Charles Jewell and Bangs LA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ehiVice
Bulard
Seawtors
ENCY
Union
Times Rig
Charles Jewell
Bangs LA
A, & Son
Has Ata
Two passenger trains collide in Wyoming snowstorm
Two passenger trains, the City of San Francisco and the City of Los Angeles, collided in a Wyoming snowstorm. At least 20 were confirmed dead with 3 missing and many more injured. rescue teams used torches and saws to free victims as deep snow hampered operations near Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Evanston
Wyo
Wyoming
San Francisco
Nekr Trion Patilie
Phil
Los Angeles
Serosa
Salke City
Ind
Os Angeles
Alex Hewetz
Cheyenne
Fosinwerkt
Hemet
Wyata
Wyoming-Utat
Ogden
Death toll climbs in northern Italy storms and floods
Rome Nov 4 Across northern Italy disasters from storms and landslides rose to 42 deaths. Flood threats persisted along the Po as waters receded in many areas. Along the Tyrrhenian coast from Genoa to Ostia workers repaired damage after three days of severe waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Mostil Park
Gentos
Ostia
Erie workers strike over piecework pay at General duotrie plant
About 1,000 Erie GE workers at General duotrie corp walked out amid pay disputes over piece-work rates. A steward cited 30 percent cuts in pay, seeking a meeting with management. Company officials denied widespread cuts and called the walkout unsubstantiated, noting no agreement yet on wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoculen Myon Reur
Alnul Likbrodyelion
Erie Works
General Duotrie Corp
Lnrange
Venera
Witartunste
Breakdown of Oil Talks Seen by Nightfall
Iran’s Premier Mossadegh, buoyed by mediation hopes, caps a 23 day stay with renewed talks as Britain and the United States seek a compromise over nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. A potential IMF loan of 8.75 million dollars could strengthen Iran but does not ease Tehran’s opposition to British policy. Mossadegh plans a speech to the National Press Club while facing a possible Thursday departure for Tehran amid domestic financial strain and political unrest fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britelis
Tenn
Britain
International Monetary Fund
International
Mossadegh
Anglo-Danian Oil Company
National Press Club
Finanial
Roofs to Open The Den at Imperial Hotel site
Mr and Mrs George Roof plan to open a new restaurant named The Den by December at the Imperial Hotel corner West Main and First Avenue, leasing Bea's Restaurant space from W W Waterhouse. They will continue Esso Hall operations until January 1 and introduce a horse shoe lunch bar with kitchen upgrades. They aim for reservations first, then public service later in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roof
Bea's
Imperial
Esso
School Board Accepts Bid of Local Store in November Meeting
Gary Board of Education approved a $580 purchase for Home Economics equipment from the lowest bidder, House of Furnitum, at its regular November meeting. A committee was authorized to investigate a tabled item and Superintendent Lawrence Douglas was asked to reexamine course enrollment and potential course drop due to low student interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Board of Reisation
Meeriilie
Yrtin
Moni
Lawrence Douglas
Three School Board Members End Terms at Corry Session
Three Corry school board members E W Feldt L E Graham and B Wallace ended 22 years of combined service after the November session. They did not seek re election as the district prepares a major expansion program including a 900 000 joint school bulletin project. Superintendent Lawrence Douglas and business manager Stanley Anderson praised their years on the board during a farewell lunch hosted by Helen Jones board president Hubert Vaughn and Supt Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheree Board of Education
Corry
Wepre
E. W. Feldt
L. E. Graham
Wallace
Luc Choir
Lawrence Douglas
Stanley Anderson
Helen Ones
Hubert Vaughn
Lougins
City reads plan for junior high weekend recreation program
Authorization was given the superintendent to set up a Saturday recreation program at the Junior High Gymnasium during the winter months. Two high school coaches will lead as instructors. The program will be inexpensive as most supervisory costs are reimbursed by the state. Supt. Douglas and Hubert Vaughn will ask the City Council to share in funding at the next meeting. Columbus township directors approved a desk purchase offer and a teacher's desk from the county district for $3 and $10 respectively. Business Manager Anderson was authorized to buy a printing calculator from an Erie firm. The Raymond Mfg Co was thanked for a donated item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TDI
West Summers
Dougls
Hubert Vaughn
Stanley Andersson
Erie
B. W. Feldt
Raymond Mfg Co
Raymond plant aide shifted to Cleveland for small orders
Ralph Carroll of the Raymond Mig. Co. has been moved to the Cleveland office on a part time basis. Starting Monday he will work three days in Cleveland and staff the plant on Thursday and Friday. Officials say the shift will give greater flexibility and better service to Cleveland district customers. RAF begins airlift of 2000 men to Suez Canal Zone from Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Plant Aide
Cleveland
Raymond Mig. Qo
Ralph Carroll
Reds claim new violation of Panmunjom neutral zone
In Panmunjom talks Reds demand a buffer zone across Korea while UN officials report continued fighting on the ground. Allied spokesman Brig Gen William P. Nuckols rejects their stance as a repudiation of earlier peace terms. UN forces repel coordinated Red attacks along a three mile front from Kosong to the front line. Weather and air operations affect efforts, with heavy bombardment and limited sorties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Pees Munsan
Korea
Wiliam P. Nuckuls
Ald Tnis
United Nations Command
Panmun- Jom
Jem Thn
Paanninjom
Norman B. Edwards
Watson Oliver
U. 3
8Th Army
Ters
Talted Nations
Wong
Kosong
Minuichi
Eighth Army
Ain
Fifth Air Force
Allied Corriers
Allied Corriers Did For Launch A Single Plane Monday On the East Coast. Buth
Sidney
Air Force
Ceptts
Mendy
Pleads Innocent To Fraud Charge By Former Corry Resident
Cameron Chamberlain, a former Corry resident arrested in Wilkes-Barre, pleaded not guilty to dealing by fraudulent conversion. He requested time to obtain counsel and was committed to Erie County with bail set at 500. The hearing is tentatively scheduled for next Thursday or Monday. The charge stems from collecting 108 dollars for upholstery work and not delivering payment to W. G. Huffener, owner of the local upholstery shop, with Chamberlain employed by Huffener July to October. He previously lived at 300 Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cameron Chamberlain
Wilkes-Barre
Simday
M. & Gobert
Chamberlain
Erie County
W. G. Huffener
Mberlast
Ruffener
Delaware Street
10 Cent Pay Hike Ends Erie Strike
About 1,300 Erie Resistor Corp workers ended a month long strike by accepting a 10 cent wage increase and union shop after management met with Federal Conciliator Grover Stainbrook. The GI Totormitional Valor of Electrical Workers led pickets. arrests totaled 20, with production to resume once ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pssuenie
ERIQ
Erie Resistor Corp
Grover Stainbrook
Totormitional Valor of Electrical Workers
Able Ga We
Jocalnion
Robert Seth
Ube
National Bank Remodel Draws 1000 Visitors Overnight
More than 1000 people toured the newly remodeled North Center Street National Bank after an open house that ran from shortly before 10 a m to 9 p m Saturday night. Mothers of staff explained departments and modern machines while visitors from Buffalo Erie and nearby towns explored the bank. Gifts included key chains for motorists perfume vials for women and whistles for children as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Naional Bank
Genter Street
BufTale
Erie
Warren
North East
Frankiiy
Une Kane
New York City
Indust
Two Robbers Shot To Death
New York police say two robbers were shot to death by patrolmen who answered a victim’s cry for help. Identified are Roberto Carrasquillo, 23, who died at the scene, and Antonio Jose Soria, 26, who died later in a hospital. They were alleged to be roughing Walter Bright, 45, of South Amboy, New Jersey. A stray bullet injured a 15 year old bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Roberto Carrasquillo
Antonio Jose
Soria
Walter Bright
South Amboy
N.J
Martin J. Redden
John Kelleher
Redden
Truman Plans Three Messages for State of the Union
President Truman advances pre summary work on major messages to Congress. Press secretary Joseph Short notes the plan to align messages with the 1959 election year and campaign aims. White House dispatches indicate the state of the union message will guide administration policy and Democratic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Key West
Truman
Josephy
Messine
Congress
Churchill
Washington White
Iisuissione Lleedy
Belvnly
Parli Liem
Congress Lnwuersory
Trumint
State of the Union Messaie
Tenman
Washington
Derenmiber
Piccirillo Fund Total Reaches 224 80
The Piccirillo fund total reached 224.80 in the first report of the drive to aid treatment for multiple sclerosis at the Olean clinic. Homer Berkhous heads the campaign. some anticipated gifts are not yet received. Plans then included arranging Mrs Piccirillo's admission to the new clinic for treatment of Clifford Ross, a sclerosis patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Piece
Mother
Berkhous
Picelino
Clifford Ross
Brook Street
Emerson Found Guilty by Jury
A jury convicts Eugene Emerson of sodomy in a case tried in this city. The trial, held yesterday and continuing until about 11:05 this afternoon, featured testimony from Chief Hurley, Rev. Hefler, and a young female victim. Judge Laub presided as the verdict was returned amid prosecutorial and defense arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ese Kasinsh Howard
Eugene Emerson
4Th City
Elrith Thie
Biony BR. Laub
Wealat Emersa
Ims City
Caoing Tne
Hurley Drakend
Wilmer Hefler
Rly
Nine Filipinos Die In Election Day Rioting in Manila
Manila reports nine fatalities as violence rages on election day during a nationwide campaign for nine senate and provincial posts. Army units and police push back Communist Huk rebels to secure voting amid clashes across Luzon and lingering political rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assncin
Luan
Philippines
Manila
Ihe
Manlius
Jose P. Laurel
Pappes
Senate
Laurel
Ponty
Churchill Wins Confidence Vote After Steel Nationalization Row
London November 13 The House of Commons backed Winston Churchill's new Conservative regime by a 340 to 281 margin defeating Labor's bid to block steel nationalization. The opposition had sought to censure the government for the king's speech promise to end government ownership of the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
London
Hose of Commons
Winston Church
Cejentea Nk
Western Big 3 Plan Approved by Assembly
The assembly OKs the Western Big 3 plan, intended as the first step toward reunification of Germany. Russia objects, while Adenauer backs the proposal as the move proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Adenauer
United Nations vote on Germany plan faces Soviet objections
In Paris the General Assembly rejected Soviet objections and backed the Western Three plan as a preliminary step toward German reunification. The body also discussed charges against Communist China and Indian minority issues in South Africa, with limited debate expected this session. An $85,000 fire in Altoona destroyed a station building, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Germany
Andreivishninsky
Avenilt
China
Eien
West Germany
Communist-ru cd Enah Corny Am Svhaihie
Tor Holdin Vetions
Boili Acheson
Brien Saith
Gemany
West Germina
Konrad Adenauer
Vishinsky
Monsreg Syne
HK KoKingy
Oniglad
TIN General Assembly
United States
Buzala
Britwin
France
Fuesia
Hlinky
Moshe
Tiras
U.S
Warren H. Austin Aiso
Al-Nallogy Ay
Chiba
Chiang Kyi-Shek
Ulli
Nationale
Fed
Little Assembly
South Africa
South
Altoona Altoona
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Warty
Gaa
Ams
Imperial Hotel
Esso Hall
Detroit
Itv
RAF
Royal Air Force
Sues Canal Zone
REDS
Panmurijem
Edwardsport
Ewwardsport High
Schoo U- Pils
Samborn
Sandborn
Gould
Peutigon
Elvillas
Piccirillo Fund
Annville
Frederic K. Miller
Letahon Valley College
Miller
Azerbaijan
Iram
Ovine
Aero Hartt
Cowell
Allispol
Turkey
Emerson
Laub
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