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09 Oct 1952
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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
Oct 09, 1952
Page
1
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White Horse Mountain Battle Rages in Korea
Fighting rages into a third day as South Korean troops defend White Horse Mountain near the Chorwon Valley. U.S. and Allied air and artillery strikes pound Chinese positions while South Koreans, aided by French forces, repel assaults and claim heavy enemy casualties.
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Associated Preas
Seoul
Korea
White Horse Mountain
Associated Press
Milo Farnet
U.S. Eighth Army
Arrowhead
Chorwon
Mornday
White Horse
U. S
Uji
Kowoan
Kim Chong Oh
Republic
ROK
Attantead Ridge
U. S. Second Infantry
Smault
Feds
Mundung
New Atlantic Hurricane Threat Briefing
A fifth Atlantic hurricane whipped seas about 2 000 miles southeast of Bermuda and west of Puerto Rico with 100 mile per hour winds. Weather officials warned ships to flee the path as gales extended 100 miles from the center and winds surged toward 60 miles west. In Germany, an American 28th Division police contest ended with the U S team defeating German police 38 to 15 as GTW scored 10 points.
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Miamt
Fla
Goeppingen
Germany
U. S
Por Gtw
Soviet Officials Forecast Third World War Ends US Power
Moscow reports quote Soviet Deputy Premier Bulganin and other leaders at a major Communist Party Congress. Bulganin warned that a new world war would destroy American fighting power and praised strengthening the Soviet state. Max Saburov outlined the five year plan while Pollitt highlighted the congress’s global workers’ significance. Delegates from 45 foreign Communist parties attended, a record in breadth and leadership.
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Vyneverdt
Moscow
Nikola Bulgarin
Wil-Union Communist Party
United States
Biulganth
Harry Polit
Janwest
Atzey Maximo
Saburay
State
Soviet Union
Bulganin
America
Thes
Yweller
Neever
Itl
Pollitt
Congress For Workers of the World
Red
Nine youths held in petty thefts at Spardnahure stores
A Spartenshoro father and his son appeared with nine youths at the city police station after a wave of petty thefts targeting a five and ten cent shop and Western Auto. Police said the group returned stolen flashlights knives and magazines, with one youth having carried out the major share and selling items to companions for a fraction of value. Teens to appear with parents on Saturday to learn if juvenile court action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartenshoro
Western Auto
Police Siif
Spardunahure
Corey
Spring Chee
Schools Close Monday October 20 for PSEA Convention
Carry Bible schools will be closed all day Monday October 20 as teachers attend the 27th annual Northwestern District convention of the Pennsylvania State Education Association in Strone Vincent High School Erie. Morning speaker Dr David H Stewart NEA vice president. greetings by Dr John M Hickey Erie superintendent and Herbert Tsurterbook PSEA president.
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Carry Bible Schools
Pennsylvania State Edication Association
Strone Vincen High School
Erie
David H. Stewart
Dormont
NEA
Grestings
John M. Hickey
Herbert Tsuterbook
PSEA
Bre | Academy
Teachers of América
Department of Inh
Detroit Board of Education
Durlie
Authority 10 Finance School To Hold Meeting
A preliminary meeting for the nine district Authority formed to handle construction of a 238000 Corry Area Joint High School will be held in October at 8 p.m. in the basement of the public library. Sidney Ruffin of a Pittsburgh bonding firm will explain bond financing. The Authority will be a non profit corporation and will take steps to incorporate and elect officers. The plan involves selling bonds to contractors and leasing the building back to six school districts for 30 to 40 years to retire the debt. Members named include Dal las Smiley Charles Bracken L E Graham Robert Ott Sr Corry and Walter Deutschlander Columbus Howard Hammond Concord Township Ray Burrows Iain Barnard Porter Spring Creek and Harold Howard Wayne Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineanin Authority
Corry Area
Lawrence Douglas
Sidney Ruffin
Pittsburgh
Corry
Dallas Smiley
Charles Bracken
L. E. Graham
Robert Ott. Sr
Walter Deutschlander
Columbus
Howard Hammond
Concord Township
Ray
Burrows
Iain
Barnard Porter
Spring Creek
Harold Howard
Wayne Township
Jury Convicts Bank Robber in Swift Verdict
A jury in Pittsburgh convicted Vito J. Rossetto, 25, of Brooklyn, of complicity in the Johnsonsbiye National Bank robbery. He begins a 10 year federal prison term after a three hour deliberation. Earlier, five others from Johnsonburg and Brooklyn were convicted on related charges, with sentences ranging up to nine years and terms for conspiracy and getaway involvement.
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Associated Press
SRIE
Vito J. Rossetto
Brooklyn
Rob
Bey
Johnsonsbiye National Bank
Rossello
Owen M. Burns
Federal District Court
Pittsburgh
Anthony R. Avellina
Gola
Johnsonburg
Ald
Ares Anthony Asti
Frank
Kenneth D. Croyle
Thomas McMunon
GE Failure to Fight Communism Angers CIO Leader
Haywood executive vice president of the CIO told delegates at the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers convention that General Electric has not time to battle communism. He cited suspected security concerns and questioned GE's handling of government contracts and advisory panels.
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Pittsburgh
Allan
Haywood
CIO
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
General Electric Company
General Electric
James B. Carey
GE Fe
Mighun Security Agency
Atomi “P
Moscow Ousts U S Ambassador Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Washington reports trumpet sharp U S protest after Moscow demands recall of Ambassador George Kennan and restricts contacts for foreign diplomats. The State Department signals potential replies but says no retaliation plan is ready.
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Anquomiey Eren
Washington
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kremlin
Truman
Georgi N. Zarubin
Kennan
Soviet Union
Berlin
Ameri¢fin
Germany
Pearl Hi
Genevit
Truman Rebels On Price Controls In Bus Tour Speech
President Truman on the campaign trail mocked Dwight Eisenhower over price controls and promised stronger Democratic stances. He accused Republicans of a "flimflam" on voters proposing tax and budget cuts while claiming efficiency in government. The remarks, delivered aboard the Truman train during a Cleveland stop en route to Buffalo, attacked GOP and Taft allies and endorsed Adlai Stevenson.
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Associated Pres
Truman
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Cleveland
Fablle Square
Tidiana
Ohio
Buffslo
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Mike Disalle
DiSalle
John W. Bricker
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Henry
Schricker
Jenner
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Plzmls
Georgee Marshall
Atlanta Journal Back Stevenson in 1952 Presidential Race
The Atlanta Journal, the South's largest newspaper, endorsed Adlai Stevenson of Illinois for the Democratic nomination. It praised his public affairs understanding and clear expression, noting prior pre-convention support and supporting Georgia Senator Richard Russell for the Democratic ticket. The Journal is owned by James M. Cox's publishing group with broad Atlanta circulation.
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Atlanta
South
Adlai Stevenson
Tinois
the Journal
Stevenson
Bik
Journal
Georgia
Richard Russell
Iew
Atternoon
James 4
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Buyton
Springfield
Journal Constitution Bunéiy
December Draft Call Is 47000 Men
Washington The Army today issued a draft call for 47000 men. Inductions resumed in September 1950. The December quota mirrors October and November. Defense plans to deliver the quota in the first two weeks to maximize Christmas leave. The grand total of inductions involves 1,073,000 men earmarked. The Marine Corps drafted 81490 before ending the draft last May.
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Associated
Washington
Army
Menin Deveney
Defense Department Apleer Selective Service
Marine Corps
Trains Crash Kills Dozens in Harrow England Disaster
Rescue workers in Harrow, England, dug through debris after a triple train crash killed at least 90, with Scotland Yard reporting rising totals. One more car and many bodies remained buried as investigators launched a government probe into Britain’s worst rail disaster in 37 years. Americans Donald Woodall and Mrs Jean Woodall were among the dead, with another missing, as over 1 000 travelers were involved in the morning rush hour wreck.
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Associated Tress Harrow
Eng
Harrow
England
Scotland
Suill
Britain
Stadiuy
Donald G. Woodall
U.S. Air Force
Lsted
Jean Woodall
Alan
Alther
Wettlé Lawrence
Greensland
Thomas Lawrence
Corryites Buy Bear Lake Store
Mr and Mrs Willem Mott of 26 West Bend street bought the Bear Lake general store from Mr and Mrs Tra Brown of Warren. Mott will run the business as Males General Merchandise with a varied stock. Mrs Moss Haye moved into an apartment on the second floor of the store building. Fixtures equipment building and real estate were included in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Mott
West Bend Street
Bear Lake
Tra Brown
Warren
Mair
Raymond Mfg. Co
Cantern
Males General Merchandise
Moss Haye
Theis Corry
Eisenhower Candor Stirs Debate Over Korea War Policy
Former Corry area figure criticizes the Korea War stance blaming Truman while evaluating high school football’s role in education. He cites Scott Township High School near Pittsburgh as an example, arguing that money pressures can distort athletic programs and student priorities.
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Wien
Tiaiball
Corry Hill
Teiple University
Exchine
Cuichine
Scully Inh
Pietsbure
Becnse
Maine
Scott Township
Pittsburgh
Corryine
Lewis May Ask Hire In Welfare Fund Royalty
Mine Workers Chief John L Lewis exhorts coal mine operators to increase welfare fund royalties as delegates at the quadrennial convention press for better benefits. He notes the welfare fund as essential insurance and recalls delays in funding while pointing to a projected 20 million dollars in welfare payments this year. The crowd erupts in support as Lewis defends dual aims of sustaining benefits and fair valuation.
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UMW
Associated Press
Cincinnati
John L Lewis
Imion
Coil
Welfare Fund
Lewis
Ike Reveals Own Plan For Dealing With Cold War
Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigns in South California delivering a critical attack on the Truman administration. He outlines a plan for ending the Cold War using means short of war backed by all national agencies and resources, arguing the Soviet policy was not purely hostile and emphasizing psychological warfare to influence world peace prospects.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
South California
Touma
San Prencisco
GOP
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Korea
United States
Eisenhower
San Fratiginon
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