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24 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1952
Page
1
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An Associated Press report from Anchorage, Alaska notes 52 aboard a C 124 Globemaster vanished over the Gulf of Alaska Saturday night. Twenty four search planes aided by weather, Middleton Island weather outlook poor. SOS signal from emergency equipment on board faint with no bearing. Authorities say 10 Elmholt planes photographed snow slides on Mt Redoubt Aleutian range while search continues for the missing Flying Boxcar.
Corry resident Robert VanGuilder woke in his car to police charges after a northern Hydetown crash. His Ford sustained front damage, telephone wires were torn, and tire marks show the vehicle left the opposing lane. Constable Reagle planned to file reckless driving charges.
In Zeutenople Pennsylvania a kerosene explosion burned a family home killing two baby girls. The Lambert family had moved from West Virginia to buy the modest house days earlier. The fire claimed four other children and left the widowed mother Imogene Lambert surviving.
Planes of the Marauder group raided over North Korea destroying 1475 trucks and crippling Communist supply lines along the Red Highway. Twelve B29s dropped 120 tons of explosives on a communications center near Sipanju as Sabres shot down a MiG 19. The North Korea coast city lies 40 miles north of Pyongyang. Weather grounded allied planes. daylight reconnaissance noted limited ground fighting and Red harassing actions along a 153 mile battlefront.
Washington repots say Roger Putnam faced a decision on turning base pay over to the White House as Wage Stabilization Board members near resignation if John L Lewis miners gain the $1.80 pay boost. The WSB cut 40 cents from ally pay boosts arguing inflation risks. Putnam planned to discuss the decision with aides before a public statement while seeking Industry and Lewis approval for a compromise involving 375000 miners and fringe benefits.
Williamport, Va. Irwin Paul GoM, 32, faces sentencing in Lycoming County Court for the August 17 pistol slaying of a Monongahela baseball fan. GoM was convicted of first degree murder after an eight to four juror decision following a 90 minute deliberation.
Erie County Court hears seven charges in a battle over the estate of Miss Myrtie Shreve of Union City. Plaintiffs include Donald Shreve of Florida and Mrs. Arthur D. Chapin, alleging undue influence and forged signatures in transfers from the Union City bank and from the 1945 life policy and other assets. They seek recovery of stocks, jewelry, cash and a large family home, with portions intended for a Baptist missions fund and other beneficiaries.
The State Game Commission bans small game hunting in Pennsylvania on Christmas Day. A special six day season from December 23 to 27 was announced to offset a late start, limited to five days due to Christmas. Regular season opening was delayed from November 1 to 11 because of drought and forest fire risk. the season closes next Saturday.
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower meets with United Nations officials and aides, outlining Korean theater considerations. The item notes Dulles as secretary of state choice, with other cabinet prospects discussed, including potential agriculture and cabinet roles.
Capitol Hill sources indicate a major rewrite of Taft-Hartley is planned as Republicans take control. Rep McConnell signals changes to labor-management relations, while Sen Taft favors a revamped version. Some GOP conservatives push for a full rewrite to sever ties with the current act.
CHICAGO The University of Wisconsin was chosen over Purdue by Big Ten athletics to represent the conference in the Rose Bowl next New Year's Day against Southern California. Wisconsin shared the Big Ten title with Purdue and finished the regular season 6 2 1 while Purdue stood 4 3 2.
Purchase firms Gulf Oncorp and BF Goodrich unite to form Goodrich Gulf Chemicals Inc with headquarters here. The company will study profits in the patro-clientleal field and acquire a plant site at Orange Texas.
Amid duress and street scenes, Seoul braces for President Eisenhower’s visit. Authorities, planners, and residents hurried to ready arches, banners, and demonstrations while police tighten curfews and fuel register checks as Ike’s arrival looms.
Frank Grice Jr of Spinesieuet takes over the former Dodso jewelry store at Nath Center stone with Lou Walkey of Jamestown as seller. Grice, a Bradley University trained accredited watchmaker, will run silverware watches and clocks while continuing repair work and the same merchandise lines.
The New Jersey Supreme Court ordered new trials for two of the six Black defendants in the 1948 Trenton Six murder case, Col?in English and Ralph Cooper, reversing an earlier trial in a high profile elderly shopkeeper killing during a holdup. The decision marks the court's second reversal in the matter. The report also notes the federal pork price ceiling suspension announced in Washington.
Details emerge from a fatal Erie County crash involving Sadie Fop Uw and Miss Mary Makavster, with drivers Binle Potter and Bisbee among those cited. The victims include Sadie and Mary, while Norbert Smith and Raymond Siebert are noted as injured. Autopsy linked skull trauma to the fatality, with police outlining vehicular factors and hospital transfers.
The American Federation of Labor president since 1924 was buried today after a Baptist funeral service at 2 0 in Grace Methodist Church. Townspeople and officials gathered to pay their respects as leaders attended the service.
Directors of Associated Spring Corp at a Raymond Mi plant meeting approved the regular quarterly dividend of 1.00 per share for the year, to be paid December 10 to stockholders of record December 1. A plant tour and visit followed, with all 16 directors in attendance.
Melvin Amy 73 longtime highway supervisor and city streets commissioner of Corry died Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born August 8 1879 in Brown Hill Crawford County he lived with daughter Mrs Charles Huberts. Survived by daughter Mrs Hubert and brother Charles Amy of this city. Funeral from Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at noon to Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Rev J Emerson Law. Burial at Pine Grave Cemetery.
The U S Parole Board denied Alger Hiss parole from a five year perjury sentence. Board chairman Dr George G Killinger said the board unanimously rejected the application after review of the official record and a visit to Lewisburg Penitentiary.
United Nations dispatch reports a deepening rift between Britain and the United States over a proposed Indian backed compromise on endangering or releasing a Korean prisoner of war deadlock. Britain resisted with unwillingness to endorse pressure, while the United States urged alignment with allied aims. Delegates reported tense mood and limited participation as talks continued, with emphasis on avoiding a break among Western allies.
Local TV dealers report a sales rush as WBEN-TV began operating with 50 000 watts and a new antenna, expanding reception beyond a 50 mile radius. Buyers flock to outlets in Buffalo and nearby Jamestown for improved picture quality, with dealers noting serial installation extensions and a single channel aerial costing about $20.
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