13 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1952
Page
1
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An unclear item notes a cash transfer related to an estate in Corry during October. The fragment implies a distribution or payment but lacks full details on parties or amounts.
Incomplete text mentions Robert and Frits with 424 enta. and Os Street. Brita at Os Street may relate to a residence or notice action and timing is unclear.
Stevenson aides predict strong independent support as Democrats rally behind Eisenhower on run Wyatt's views echo across the campaign. Advisers seek campaign contributions from supporters and party members to bolster the race.
The article reports Democratic optimism ahead of the election with Governor Stevenson and campaign manager Wilson Wyatt signaling strong independent support and a Southern surge. Stevenson criticizes high campaign costs and endorses small donor funding while rallying in the South, New Orleans, Miami, Tampa, and Nashville. Two Lebanon, Pa., deaths are mentioned in a separate brief.
Four women fell ill after a meal during an outing to New York state. They were admitted to Meadville Hospital with severe symptoms and treated by officials. By morning all were recovering and expected to be discharged later today.
The T. Patent Office issued patent 2,619,058 to Philip M. Waite of this city for an Irreversible Throttle Control. The device maintains throttle settings despite vibration, road or air movement, using a frame, a manipulating lever, a driven lever, and interlinked shafts and gears for fixed positions without latching.
Three year old Kehneth Bundy, dying from kidney cancer, asked to meet Santa Claus before God. Santa granted the wish at Brockway, inviting his playmates sister and brothers to the visit as his parents Kenneth and Vivian Bundy prepared for the boy’s imminent death.
United Nations Assembly open. Acheson leads 1.5 member U S delegation to map work program amid Korea dispute and other issues. Wiley accuses State Dept of purging U N including American Communists. secretary general says only a few Americans were dismissed for clear reasons.
Corry couple Mr and Mrs James Sullivan sue Erie Clock Co for 30000 in Erie County civil court over a November 27 1951 bus collision at an Erie intersection. Mrs Sullivan seeks 25000 for neck injury and Mr Sullivan 5000 for inconveniences and expenses.
Pittsburgh. An autumn country walk ended in tragedy when a 22 calibre rifle discharged while held by Daniel Dalsass of Verona. His five year old son Daniel Dalsass Jr died two hours after being shot at New Kensington hospital.
In Trenton New Jersey about 9 pm last night inmates seized Wing No 7 at Treming State Prison and fired on guards with submachine guns as they tried to escape. Correction officers retook the wing after two hours of gunfire and hostages were rescued. One inmate is reported in serious condition with a chest wound. another has a minor hand wound.
Moscow says Soviet fighters shot at a U S B29 bomber amid a border violation claim. Pravda and Moscow radio released the note while a U S Air Force spokesman in Tokyo said the missing bomber carried no guns and eight crew members.
State officials urge Corry and Pennsylvania communities to participate in a state air raid drill Wednesday. The drill runs from 1 50 p.m. to 1 53 p.m with a three minute blackout following sirens and expects drivers to pull to the side and pedestrians to seek shelter.
Authorities in Chester pursue a suspect after a brutal attack left Grover Gard Young and four children dead or gravely injured. A bloodied pipe linked to the crime was found near a logging road as investigators search for the assailant who targeted a bank run routine.
A Titusville mother of two Cecelix Walters Moore, 31, disappeared after leaving a club and was found in a five foot hole near her home as police investigate. A car fire at Washington and Center streets was reported at 2 15 this afternoon with an unnamed motorist presumed extinguished before firefighters arrived.
Dwight Eisenhower as GOP nominee enters the final campaign push with stops across states including Cheyenne Tulagnd Oklahoma City and New Orleans. He outlines speeches and campaigning plans while aides and party leaders, like Herbert Brownell and Ralph Cake, support the effort slated for victory on November 4.
The Supreme Court denied a hearing for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, sentenced to death for atomic spy activity. A presidential commutation remains possible. Also denied was Sobel, a radar expert, who received 15 years. Greenglass testified for the government and got 15 years.
State Police report a Saturday evening collision at Tural Intersection near Canadohta Lake left driver Lynn Tarbell with minor injuries and total damages estimated at 950 dollars. Tarbell, 17, Union City RD, and Warne Shreve, 40, Union City RD, were the drivers. Tarbell’s car sustained 600 dollars in damage and Shreve’s vehicle 480 dollars after Shreve attempted a right turn.
Miners and union leaders meet in Cincinnati as wage and inflation concerns rise. The Wage Stabilization Board debates a proposed pay increase to around ten dollars a day, with carriers threatening renewed walkouts if paychecks lack promised raises.
Washington The Supreme Court agreed to rule on the validity of a federal tax law requiring gamblers to pay a 360 tax and obtain a license. The case stems from U S District Judge George Welsh of Philadelphia who ruled the act unconstitutional as an invasion of state police powers.
General Van Fleet, reporting from Seoul, cautions that fighting may taper off as Allied defenses hold. The AP dispatch notes Chinese assaults at White Horse and other sectors, with U.S. and Korean forces counterattacking and probing tendencies amid reports of heavy casualties on both sides.
Four men including a retired general are detained in Tehran amid charges of planning with parliament members to threaten Mossadegh's government and install Fazl Jollah Zahedi. Police guard Zahedi's home as authorities review the case and consider parliamentary immunity claims.
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