28 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1952
Page
1
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At the United Nations in New York the General Assembly pushed toward a vote on paying for an Indian proposal to end the Korean War. U.S. support was pledged as opposition from the Soviet bloc and Peiping persisted. Indian delegate V K Krishna Menon argued the plan while non Communist nations pressed to shoulder responsibility for peace. U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson signaled acceptance of changes in the resolution.
Stockholders of the Amarack No. 1 gas well sued promoter John A. McGuire in Pittsburgh claiming funds were withheld. An attorney said no money would be distributed until a settlement with Noonan and others, who allege misstate of the well and undisclosed finances. Judge Duffey restrained withdrawals pending adjudication.
Hundreds of Corry Christians filled the Bratgel Teal United Brethren Church for a Union Thanksgiving Service sponsored by the Corry Ministerial Association. Rev Francis G Whiteman urged uncommon thankfulness and the offering supported charitable and benevolent aid.
Atlantic City AP report says delegates to the CIO convention gather amid a possible floor fight for the presidency. Walter Reuther and Allen Haywood top the contenders, with nine vice presidents and James B. Cavey set to meet. the convention runs all week with unity, politics, and organizing plans on the agenda.
In Prague eleven former Czechoslovak Communist leaders were condemned to death amid a purge trial that blamed them for a pro Western conspiracy. Among the condemned are Rudolf Stansky and Vine Clementis, with others including Bedrich Geminder and Anie Simon. Three co defendants received life sentences.
The National Coal Association reports a soft roar in miners output with an estimated 10,490,000 tons produced last week, an increase of 260,000 tons from the prior year.
A wood products mill in Union City was destroyed by a fire at 3 a m. The plant, owned by D Allen Horvath and John Osiens, faced an estimated 210000 in losses with only about 15 percent covered by insurance. Firemen aided by nearby departments battled the flames until dawn, preserving surrounding structures. One firefighter sustained second degree burns.
The Corry draft board has ordered one selectee for induction on December 1. James W. Barawa of Cambridge Springs, B C 9, has been notified to report for service. Pretinduction offices prepare to send 14 youths for physical exams on December 4.
Irwin P. Gott a 92-year-old Ohio mechanic was given a life sentence for the pistol slaying of Raymond Smith a 19 year old baseball fan in Williamsport Pennsylvania. Judge Charles Williams imposed the mandatory term after a Lycoming County Court conviction for first degree murder with an eight of twelve jurors recommending life imprisonment.
A report accuses the Navy of pulling a publicity stunt by previewing guided missiles aboard the carrier Boxer. The piece quotes Kelley criticizing the move as a dangerous publicity ploy and notes the Navy delayed naming the aircraft type, replacing it with the term guided missile.
Police in Santiago dismiss a reported septuplet birth as a hoax. Officials say no babies were born to Carmen Molina, and the seven-figure claim aimed to exploit a spring festival. Crowds gathered outside clinics amid denials from government and medical leaders.
Twin boys arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital in the early hours of Thanksgiving Day. They were born to Mr. and Mrs. Verrie Mex Ainger of RD 2 at 9:16 and 9:48 weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces and 6 pounds 14 ounces. Mother and babies are reported doing well by hospital attaches. The babies have two sisters and are named Frederick Elmer and Franklin Risnant.
A 48 year old Hagerty was named press secretary designate for President Eisenhower. He will work with Gov Thomas E. Dewey and join the White House team after the nomination. Eisenhower plans to meet visitors over the weekend, marking a busy start to the administration.
Ex Queen Elena of Italy, widow of King Vittorio Emanuel, mother of Umberto II, died at her villa near Montpellier. She had suffered from French cancer for three years and lived in exile since Vittorio Emanuel abdicated in 1946, with Italy’s republic proclaimed in 1946. Family members arrived but denied the death was caused by illness.
A frigid blast grips the western plains from Texas to North Dakota with temperatures plunging below zero in many areas. Snow falls slow in Wisconsin to New York as coastal Southeast and California see milder weather. Interstate travel disrupted as storms push through the Rockies and Great Lakes region.
Perry Nelam 43 of Spartansburg and Milton Bauey 50 of Spartansboro were treated and released after a two-vehicle collision at the Routes 4 and 1 intersection south of Spartansboro. Nelam's car left the pavement and rolled. both men sustained facial injuries and scalp lacerations, with $1250 estimated damage to the vehicle.
Washington James Arthur Ewing of Youngstown Ohio was appointed and sworn in today as governor of American Samoa replacing John Bilot who resigned earlier this month. The interior secretary may rescind the appointment and Governor Douglas McKay is set to take over the post in January. Orlando Near Death
Taft outlines planned amendments to the Taft Hartley labor act as President-elect Eisenhower prepares a Republican-led agenda. Proposals include oath requirements for union leaders, easing bans on representation elections, and changes to align with postwar policy aims amid earlier Senate passage but House stall.
Gheeneburg Pennsylvania reports that three families were awarded 13039 damages after a school bus collision with a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie freight engine killed four pupils and injured 42. Plaintiffs include Raymond Everett Emma Yakuboo and Frank Berman seeking 90000 each. The fourth family has not filed suit.
Luoghtese boss Thomas Brown, reputed as gangland’s top figure, walked into his attorney’s office and stated he was ready to accept papers initiating denaturalization proceedings against him.
A four-engined Alaska bound military plane crashed near Tacoma soon after takeoff, killing nineteen Italians and fourteen civilians among others. Witnesses described hearing a baby’s cries amid wreckage as survivors and investigators survey the scene near McChord Air Base.
A Thanksgiving Day party found the wrecked single engine plane and the body of 56 year old T F Scholes of Reading Pennsylvania near the summit of Back Bone Mountain on the Maryland West Virginia line about 25 miles south of Martinsburg West Virginia.
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