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01 Oct 1952
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1952
Page
1
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Ike Assails Bipartisan Foreign Policy On Campaign Drive
Dwight D. Eisenhower charged the Truman administration with crushing bipartisan foreign policy by crediting Democrats for good deeds and blaming Republicans for the bad. He pledged cooperation with Democrats if elected and praised Sen. Arthur Vandenberg for advocating collective security over isolationism. The 28 state push through Michigan aimed to boost his presidential bid and draw stark contrasts with Adlai Stevenson. In Columbia, S.C., 50,000 supporters greeted him as he attacked Truman and Stevenson, signaling readiness to strike at Communists in government. Stephen P. Adiey became chief of the Pittsburgh Fire Bureau, succeeding James T. Costatt.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Willie
Muentuy
Republican Party
Rev. Vandenberg
Middle East
Africa
South America
China
Korea
Columbia
S. C
Truman
South Carolina
State House
Bison
Hower
J. James F. Byrnes
Trumian
Byrnes
Washington
Edell Smith
Super- Negreh Central Intelligence Agency
Smith
Zoning Board OKs New Plaza Grocery Store Plan
Zoning board approves a Red and White Grocery market near Center and Wright streets with conditions. Evangelical United Brethren Church and Seventh Day Adventist Church consent to build with prohibition on public entertainment and no alcohol sales. A street or alley near the store must not be established. Frisina plan allowed a 330 by 30 foot building. second structure denied. Zoning approval valid six months.
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Jorge Ncy
Hitler
Gener Skrwet
Gene Frsian
West Souith Street
Riksell Bedwith
Graery
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Center Street
Wright Street
Nash Lies in $18,000 Theft Probe of Prothonotary Era
District Attorney Damian McLaughlin described Richard Nash as untruthful about the $18,000 shortage in the trustee account once kept by the deputy prothonotary. Polygraph questioning suggested Nash took more than $9,606 totals and that another $2,800 in unexplained checks may be linked, with Taylor implicated but not proven alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nash
Damian “McLaugh
Nish
Lawrence Taylor
Meloughlin
Taylor
Cayley
Nash
Ceks
McLaughlin
Browder and Wife Cannot Raise Bail
Earl Browder former top Communist in America and his wife remained jailed after failing to post 2500 bail each. They were arrested on a federal indictment accusing them of lying about Mrs Browder s Communist background in 1949 when she sought citizenship. Pleading of the case is set for next Monday.
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Browder
New York
Earl Browder
Amerif
Truman Attacks Eisenhower Over Dams On Train Tour
President Truman dedicates Hungry Horse Dam on his coast to coast tour aboard the Truman Train. He accuses Eisenhower of opposing such projects and labels the Republican nominee as allied with private power monopolies. He warns that if Eisenhower wins, large public works may be scarce for a long time.
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Associated Press
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Uke
Eisenhower
Columbia Falls
Mont
Kalispell
Hfe
Trumart
Boise
Idaho
Truman Gaids
Thyms
Denver
Oil Flow Hit on Sparta Well
Drilling continues on the Blakeslee farm near Spartansburg as the No 2 well passes 30 feet of First Sand from 181 to 211 feet. An Oil Showing called very good prompts stockholders to extend drilling toward 800 feet while considering shooting the initial sand if better results fail. The first well, shot weeks ago, will be pumped together with the second once ready. The second well on a hilltop 300 yards from Oil Creek sits near 280 feet.
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Blakeslee
Spartansborg
Albert D. Hahn
Spartansburg
Oil Creek Valley Gas A Oil Company
Henry Ongley
Grand Valley
Hah
Milk Price Jump Hits Dairies Nationwide Bargain Rush
Milk rose by one cent per quart at many Pennsylvania dairies as a seasonal price cycle started. Grady A mile sellers listed 206 cents a quart and 204 cents at another outlet, while buttermilk climbed to 19% cents. Local restaurants and stores reflected the uptick with varied pricing from 1 to 12 cents per half pint. Butter and cheese showed some increases though no official scale was published by the commission.
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Pennsylvania
Grady
Tocal
U S Planes And Ships May Carry Atomic Bombs
Navy Secretary Dani Kimball told the American Club of Paris that the United States has ships and Navy planes capable of carrying atomic bombs and a guided missile ship in development. He warned it would soon be possible to exploit atomic power for propulsion, boosting carrier effectiveness by over 100 percent. He declined to reveal details about the missile ship or its name, noting information had been declassified to some extent while aboard in Europe.
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Associated Press
Paris
U.S. Navy
Dani Kimball
U.S
American Club of
Europe
Tte
Kimball
Navy Row
Yankees and Dodgers Tied In Fourth Inning World Series
The 1992 World Series game saw the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers tied 1-1 in the fourth inning. McDougald hit a homer for the Yankees, while Tackie Robinson connected for the Dodgers. The top of the frame featured both teams’ defenses, with no further scoring recorded in the fourth.
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Associated ‘Press
Brooklyn
New York ‘Yankees
Brookyn Dodgers
Gil McDougald
Tackie Robinson
Yankees
Bower
Patho
Rizzuto
Mantle
Reese
Dodgers
Gox
Deen
Noren
Snider
Stevenson Shifts Focus to Independents in Illinois Rally
Adlai Stevenson concentrates on independent voters in Illinois as he plans a major speech next week on the explosive Communism issue. He aims to counter Republican tactics around CIA and federal agency infiltration while counciling volunteers gathered for a gubernatorial task force.
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GOP
September Temperatures Record a Weather Month Glory and Frost
The city endured a mixed September with highs near 92 and lows around 24 as rainfall totaled 8.34 inches at the weather station amid a heavy midmonth downpour. A late cold snap dropped the mercury to two degrees, while one third of rain fell on the 15th and 20 of 30 days saw no rain. Fair weather dominated most days as temperatures fluctuated between summer and fall patterns.
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Heine
Wo 2
George Mulderick
New Pact May Force Many Mines To Quit Business
The article reports looming labor and wage tensions as a new agreement threatens to shut down numerous mining operations. It notes wage changes, potential layoffs, and the broader impact on mining towns and related industries. Authorities discuss enforcement and market effects on production.
McGrath Opposed Clean-Up Drive In Probe Findings
Washington investigators report General J Howard McGrath showed little enthusiasm for a cleanup loan operation and sought to delay district investigations. The Justice Department under him faced questions of good faith in appointing Newbold Morris and in efforts to end the cleanup campaign. The inquiry portrays McGrath as lacking knowledge of the department he led and defends his later remarks pending full conclusions.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
J. Howard McGrath
Justice Department
McGrath
Truman
Foose
Newbold Morris
New York
Sawyer
Adlinger
Chelf
D-Ky
Yoshida Leads Liberal Victory In Free Election
In Japan, Prime Minister Yoshida Shigeru's Liberal Party appears to lead as early returns show 38 seats won. The election marks the first fully free vote since World War II, with cabinet ministers backing Yoshida and opposition groups including the Communists and Socialists gaining limited traction.
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Yoshida
Associated Press
Tokyo
Shigen Yoshishi Kot Bolt
Diet
Japan
Biwa Ken Si
Seultoynd
Keepine
Corry Foremen To Hear Speaker On Disabled Work
Wevilee MN Smitty, a rehabilitation counsellor with the State Board of Vocational Rehabilitation, will open National Observe the Physically Handicapped Work locally with an address to the Corry Management Club. He will speak on rehabilitation and the needs of handicapped workers, noting his WWII experiences and prisoner of war ordeal, as Corry’s employment office gears up activities for the observance week.
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Weviie MN
Smitty
Rainbow
State Board of Vocational
Rulverlion
Corty
Ongantaation
Smith
Bataan
Cinerama Introduced To Movie Going Public
New York feature reports Cinerama a three- image projection system enabling a curved screen illusion of depth. After Broadway premiere Louis B Mayer called it a new life for pictures as sound did for silent films. Three lenses show left center and right perspectives in one frame.
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Asonmren
New York
Tike
Mia
Riot at Cheju Island camps tops Korea War prison deaths
Reporting from Cheju Island the Korea War POW riot results in 45 Chinese prisoners killed and 120 wounded as guards opened fire to quell the disturbance. About 1,400 Chinese captives remain under custody with reports of improvised weapons from the camp.
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Cheju Island
Gullit
Mitotane
Wass Iid
Larne Dunn
Kail Hawale
Peiping Parley Hit By Acheson
Acheson warned during the Communists controlled Peiping conference that subversive activity and passport fraud charges may implicate sixteen Americans. He called the meeting a propaganda operation and outlined potential repercussions for those involved.
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Peiping Parley
Acheson Apmington — Sr
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