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26 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 26, 1951
Page
1
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Train wrecks kill 3, injure 65 in two crashes
Reports describe two separate high speed collisions in the South and Northwest. A Southern Crescent and a Southerner train collided near Woodstock Alabama, killing multiple passengers and injuring many, with rescue crews searching for additional victims. In Idaho five crew members died in a separate freight crash.
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Associated Press
Woodstock
Alhloy
New York-New
Orlan Dasserger
Southern
Crescent
Nisville
Nashville
New Orleans
Southerner
George Newton
Seminary
Iss
Atlanta
Aver Fe
Montgomery
New Orlas
P. J. Wers
Birmingham
Northbotind
I Rescue
ER. G. Shuts
Alabama Great South
Southern Airway
Mississippi
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Miners Ordered To End Wildcat Strikes
Washington reports John L. Lewis ordered miners to halt wildcat work stoppages. The United Mine Workers executive board approved the directive at a recent meeting and circulated it in coal fields. The move aims to protect contracts and stabilize the industry and union reputation.
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Washington
John [L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Ike
U S Okays Arms Talks With Russia
Paris dispatch reports the United States ready to pursue private disarmament talks with Russia under UN oversight if the UN Political Committee approves. Ambassador Jessup said Washington would proceed, noting four powers failed to agree in 14 weeks last spring.
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Asoworsuns
Paris
United Shabe
Asiam Asah
Syria
Tin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Philip Jessup
U. S
Angdret Y. Vlahinskky
Senate revives bid to end tax deadlock in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg November 26 The state Senate meets again two weeks before the House to craft a final tax plan and address congressional reapportionment. Governor Fine faces two proposals while a Pennsylvania Economy League report questions the need for new taxes. Senate Republicans promise a review session and a possible investigation into patronage allegations against Senator Haluska as talks resume.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Iso
Senate
Aio Wig
Housa
John
Fine
Pennsylvania Economy Lagua
Republica
James S. Bérger
R-Potter
957 Troops Arrive In Seattle From Korea
Fort five men from Pennsylvania are among 957 army troops arriving in Seattle on November 25 carrying troops from the Far East. This marks the 46th ship to reach Seattle with rotated forces from Korea.
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Seattle
Pennsylvania
Far East
Navy
Korea
Background on Findley Lake water level dispute letter
A reader letter explains Findley Lake level control lies with Findley Lake Property Owners members. They elect by majority to set lake levels and can call a special meeting to raise levels. The lake is a man made reservoir with history noted, and the letter promises more details on Page Four.
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Shaw
Findley Lake
Pindley Lake
Tne
Board of Directors
Call &Pocial
Spilerest
Wariny
Byrd Opposes Truman as 1952 Nominee
Senator Byrd expresses sharp opposition to President Truman’s 1952 renomination arguing he would bring disaster with his program and cannot be re elected. He concedes Truman believes he can win and vows to help him decide. News notes Senator Aiken proposes Margaret Chase Smith as possible VP. Smith declines candidacy. Kroger strike ends with wage contract expected in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Truman
Owt
Tye
Aiken
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
South
Vinson
Winisler
Mrs. Smith
Corry's Oldest Physician Dr John Kibler Dies at 2:30
Dr John G Kibler longtime Corry physician born July 4 1879 died at home on North Geyser Street after a hospital stay He served in World War I as a First Lieutenant and held multiple medical posts including Erie Railroad examining physician Surviving wife Mary Kibler two nieces and a host of relatives The body lies in state at the funeral home ahead of services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Wellsburg at 2 PM.
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John G. Milier
North Geyser Street
Kibler
Tad
Cleveland Clinic
Corry Mershrial Hospital
Corty
Mayjins Military Academy
Johns Hop~kins
Bullimore
Charles B. Kibler
Erie Railroad
Hegle
Curry School
Corry Memsarig Hospital
Derry Lodge
Conambbs
Royal Arch
Keniahes Templer No
Erie
Erie County Medical Society
Cony Lodue
Elks
Stanford Hose Company
Elmer C. Cayner
Red Troops Launch Savage Attacks Across Korea
News of heavy fighting as Chinese and North Korean forces attacked in snow near Panmunjom and Yonchon. UN troops reported counterattacks and breakthroughs along the central front with a two day line-straightening drive on November 17 18.
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Panmunjom
Yonchon
Gibraltar
Eighth Army
Corry Youths Escape in Crash at Andover
Two Lost Youths injured as eight students from Nyack returned to the Christian and Missionary Alliance Institute crash on a highway stretch. Driver Leo Mather of South Center street and Edie Silvis of Gor ty, B C, were among the group from Akron Greenville and Jamestown. Car heavily damaged.
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Andover
N. Y
Christian and Missionary Alliance Institute
Nyack
N.Y
Leo Mather
Roy Mather
South Center Street
Edie Silvis
Monroe Silvis
Gorty
B.C. A
Akron
Greenville
Jamestown
Murray Readies Drive For steel Industry Pay Raise
Associated Press reports Murray prepares a push for higher wages in the steel sector. US Steel and major producers begin preliminary negotiations with the Steelworkers' Union with potential concessions and a pattern for wage increases around two dollars and change.
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Murray
Pyorsburgi
Philly Milney
Unum
Auto Crashes Blamed on Icy Highways Reported
Two accidents occurred on icy roads investigated by city and State Police. John Wyobiewski of Wattsburg lost control, hitting a bank after trying to avoid another car. no injuries. A second crash near Centerville involved Myrtle McWilliams and Edward Szalejsko, with one vehicle totaling and the other damaged.
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Spartansboro-Corry
John Wyobiewski
Wattsburg
R. D
Wroblewski
Wesleyville
Edward P. Saulejka
Erie
Miss McWilliams
Wayne McWilliams
Tionesto
four rescued from Sierra snow trapped family of four
In California near Jackson a family of four was stranded for five days in subzero Sierra temperatures after their car stalled. Ralph Hilton, 41, led the effort to reach help, crawling through deep snow with his wife Lillian, 40, daughter Betty, 16, and grandson Ronald, 1 year, before rescuers found them near Kit Carson Pass and OT.
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Jackson
Calif
High Sierra
Kit Carson Pass
Ralph Hilton
Sid
Tery
Lillian
Betty
Ronald Hilton
Ain
Hilton
Meri
Henry Pettengill
Highway Patrol
Olin
Troops Board Transport Fee Amid Transatlantic Move
Norfolk naval port reports 280th Infantry and attached divisions shipping to Germany. Two brigades sail today with remaining units to join in Hampton Roads. Despite rain, families waited at Pier 2 as soldiers boarded for transatlantic voyage. units include 13th Infantry Regiment and 20th Field Artillery Battalion en route from Camp Atterbury, Indiana.
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Norfolk
Vauw
Hampton Roads
Énitinella
Monterray
Germany
T. Visions Ot
Hampton Fonds
Teat Tyon
Atterbury
Tnd
Lye Shorrow
13Th Infantry Regiment
20Th Field Artillery Battalion
Eisenhower warns NATO chiefs on command appointments
General Dwight D. Eisenhower urges Atlantic pact leaders to stop haggling over postings and forget individual glory to strengthen Western security against aggression. He stresses unity and defense strength as Britain delays Middle East command decisions and NATO contemplates future leadership amid Turkey and Greece entry.
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Associated Press
Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atlantic Pact
Lionel Glory
Europe
Rhine
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Britain
North Atlantic
Middle East
Gresco
Turkey
Princ Melisister Churchill
Home Rule Association Meet Slated in Altoona
Officials from counties cities boroughs and townships across the state are invited to a two day Pennsylvania Home Rule Association meeting in Altoona to back the McKinney Hewitt home rule bill before the House highways committee in Harrisburg. The spokesman says the bill would promote fairer highway funding and maintenance.
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Home Rule Association
Altoona
Alloona
Pennsylvania Home Rible Association
Mckinney-Hewith
Harrisburg
Sawmill Fire Causes Major Damage and Smoke Across Area
Firefighters battled a large sawmill blaze that damaged about $2,000 in property and sent smoke over nearby neighborhoods. The cause remains under investigation as crews worked to control the flames and prevent spread to nearby timber piles.
Drivers Warned to Stay Off Icy Highways Across State
Weather warnings kept motorists home as freezing rain and sleet covered roads. State crews treated streets after night temperatures dropped to near zero with icy film forming ahead of a likely colder day.
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West
Purevission
Joes
Matorists
Mercury
George Muldenck
GUHGY
Olainsin
Ise Penetee
Jim Toil Jung
Jesaly
Torlee
State Highway Department
Siieste
U.S Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Colorado
Philadelphia
Armistice Talks Advance as Line Is Finalized in Korea
Allied and Communist officials agreed on a 145 mile battle line across Korea ruling out further changes. Negotiators planned a plenary session in UNE House to approve the proposal while work continued on the remaining provisions for an armistice. The UN Commander announced a new delegation member and outlined pending issues including prisoner exchange and foreign troop withdrawal.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Mustice
Suarathba
Aumisiios Delega
Tina AL Parmurljom
HE Libby
I Monsan
Avieigt
Burke Turke
Washington
Libby
Spokane Wastt
Urenewoleions
Ole True
Elaisen
Delowa
Mal
William B. Nuckols
Slaying at Pittsburgh Tavern Leads to Murder Charge
Homicide detectives report Willie Deer, 45, was killed after a tavern shooting in Pittsburgh on a Saturday night. Jesus Mutea faces murder charges as authorities say he was involved in the fatal incident. Detectives George Sel ley and Francie Flannery coordinated arrests and describe a West End drinking scene that preceded the shooting.
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Seland
Willie Deer
Jesus Mutea
Idee
Amilirder
George Selley
Francie Flannery
Multa
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