20 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
1
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Foreign aid is likely to be cut by a Republican Congress with emphasis on military and economic programs. The debate will focus on a mutual security extension, with Asia gaining priority and a top budget figure around 70 billion dollars for the year beginning July 1.
Corty Memorial Hospital directors met last night as two $500 gifts were announced one from the late Mrs Eveline Galliseh of Brook Street via the executor. The city added a $600 annual donation with thanks to officials. Edgar Alexander’s report shows 271 patients, 1350 days of care, average daily census 4, ten deaths, three births, and 29 major plus 80 minor surgeries. Directors present included Nust, Young, Holden, Hillstrom, Spitzer, Bruvulnge, Ratnesalo, and Elsian.
President elect promised to go to Korea and tell the nation’s peoples his plan. White House officials say no departure date or confirmation has been published. The public notice emphasizes forthcoming official announcement and cautions against premature reports.
Reported in Washington that President-elect Eisenhower may appoint an industrialist as secretary of defense. Three candidates named: Edward B. Yeni of Chicago. J. Ryerson of Detroit. and Charles McElroy White of Cleveland. Taft reportedly seeks Senate leadership while Lodge may be elevated as ambassador-at-large.
Washington Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam may rule this week on whether John Lewis 276,000 coal miners should receive the Hull 1.90 daily wage increase won from the Industry. Moses, president of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, said a decision is desired soon. The ruling could upset the Wage Stabilisation Board and risk a full-scale soft coal strike or uphold current limits and protect wage control.
Washington AP cape hart says Congress will approve some form of price, wage, or ration controls depending on the stand taken by President Eisenhower. He stated his committee would likely back standby controls and urged continuation of inflation and price stabilization to avoid costly defense budget impacts.
Capt. J Slade Wash of Edwards AFB piloted a flame spewing jet to a new unofficial air speed mark of 699.9 mph on a three kilometer course near the Salton Sea. The test, conducted under Federation Aeronautique Internationale rules, faced verification by the NAA.
The West Baptist Church of Spartansburg rejected a new Bible translation at a congregational meeting with about half of its 150 members present. Pastor Hey R. C. Sostes cited it as a denial of fundamental Christian beliefs, noting the World Baptist Fellowship has also rejected it. About 8,000 members are said to belong to the associated denomination.
A Spartansburg woman reported a rifle shot struck her radiator while driving east on West Church street. Police observed three youths near Northwest and Church, one with a gun, and noted the radiator leak later confirmed by a local garage. A separate incident nearby involved buckshot striking a deputy’s windshield on a Warren highway.
Harrisburg The Public Utility Commission approves General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania to issue four million dollars in bonds to retire bank debts and raise cash for community needs. The utility, once Pennsylvania Telephone Corp., plans three million dollars in first mortgage bonds with fixed rates.
About 125 sportsmen including Corry residents attended a testimonial in Youngsville for Ross Bailey who recently retired as Warren County fish warden. The event at Youngsville High School gymnasium honored Bailey with a ham dinner and featured speeches by county and state sportsmen leaders and Bailey's colleagues.
A Navy P2V Neptune, during Submarine Exercise about 70 miles northeast of Block Island, crashed into the sea killing three officers and five enlisted men. The plane, operating with a second aircraft, sank after a submarine contact. The crash occurred during routine operations amid weather and sea conditions reported by the Navy.
The Prague trial targets former Czech leaders including Rudolf Slansky and other high officials linked to the Communist regime. Witnesses allege political purges and the 1948 to 1960 power struggle as factions clash within the party aided by Soviet influence.
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh hosted the Duke of Windsor at Buckingham Palace marking her fifth wedding anniversary. A crowd of about 100 gathered at the gate as he arrived and saluted, signaling a possible thaw after his 1936 abdication crisis. Rumors persist that the couple may attend the coronation next June.
President elect Eisenhower steps up study of foreign policy and seeks meetings with Eden and Churchill as Western leaders discuss Korea and East Asia. Senate discussion paints possible shifts in diplomacy, prisoner exchanges, and wartime strategy. The United Nations moves to probe apartheid laws in South Africa amid growing calls for action.
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon criticizes President-elect Eisenhower over Korea policy and warns of potential World War III if military power is unchecked. Morse says the United Nations must lead, and America risks isolation if Eisenhower pursues a purely military campaign.
A 61 year old woman, Mrs. Ralph Newton Collins of Clendenin and former Warren resident, died after a four car collision near Elkview. Denzil David Spencer, 19, drove into the stopped car and struck Collins, then hit a fourth auto. Spencer was admitted with injuries not serious.
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