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27 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 27, 1952
Page
1
Superforts Hit North Korean Supply Centers Near Pyongyang
Associated Press reports massive air strikes by B29 Superforts hit a Red supply center near Pyongyang and a North Korean headquarters near Angdak as UN forces report renewed fighting along the western front. Marines recapture portions of The Hook near Panmunjom after a Chinese Red attack. Counterattacks and support from fighters and bombers followed, with activity reported across Triangle, Sniper Ridge, and Heartbreak Ridge areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Milt Farnett
Farnell
Communista
UU. N
Panmunjom
al- Hed Tannks
Farnet
U.N
Bunkie Hill
AP Corp
John Randal
Triangle
Sniper Ridge
Heartbreak Ridge
Pyongyang
North Korea
Angdak
U. N. Gabre
Vitalé Ehoh
Uf. &. Wirth Air
UN session strains as Russia eyes Korean truce talks
United Nations Assembly nears end of its second week amid nerves and doubt over a possible Russian decision to break the Korean truce talks deadlock. Soviet officials hinted at a public statement, with Andrei Vishinsky and Dean Acheson awaiting developments as tension rises.
Czechs Refused U N Council Seat Amid Contested Ballot
In a heated U N General Assembly session, Czechoslovakia failed to gain a seat on the United Nations Economic and Social Council after a tightly fought vote. The outcome, viewed as a setback for Czechoslovakia, followed a split ballot and intense national lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N. Council
Associated Press United Nations
Anneleins
Yupostevin Tam Muy
Cxec
Bagleine
Yuposlaviit
Eisenhower stands firm on Korean front in 1952 bid
General Dwight D. Eisenhower declared during a Philadelphia appearance that South Korean troops should man the main battle line in Korea and that he would go to Korea if elected. He rejected party criticism and said he would not be deterred by opponents while urging unity and cooperation for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
40Th Street
Detroit
Adlai Stevenson
Moscow
Thomas
Hove
Parissart
Blenhower
Campaien
White House denies Winchell Klan claim about Truman
White House secretary Roger Tubay said there is no truth to Walter Winchell’s claim that President Truman was ever a Ku Klux Klan member. Truman has previously denied the allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchell
White House
New York
Walter Winchell
Truman
Ku Klux Klan
P Law
Roger ‘Tubay
Winehell
Trumen
Klanry
Independence
Judge Burns Dies at 60 in Erie of Heart Attack
Federal Judge Owen Mettuph Burns, 60, died at his Erie home of a heart attack. A Danville native and World War I veteran, he served as U S attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania before joining the Pittsburgh federal court in 1949. Survived by widow Maria Foster and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Mettuph Burns
Erie
Mndea
Burns
Corry
Chalrratry
Pittsburgh
Truman
U. S
Pennsylvania
Danville
Tornes
Erie County
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Uoniversity of Tinois
Infantry
Maria Foster
William
Trantlin
Jeanette
Drivers Escape In Auto Crashes In Corry District
Two traffic crashes in the Corry district left about $700 in damage to four vehicles with no injuries. At 8:30 p.m. Saturday Troy Chase of Clymer and Orla Watrous of Corry were involved when Watrous’ stalled car was hit while being pushed to the roadside. Chase’s car sustained about $200 damage and Watrous’ $50. The second crash occurred at 12:40 a.m. Sunday on Route 19 near the Erie Crawford line, when Cleon Wilcox of Waterford rear ended Andrew Plaza of McKeesport, with Plaza’s car damaged about $200 and Wilcox around $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Troy Chase
Clymer
Orla Watrous
Bote
OmMeers
Watrous
Chase
Cleon Wilcox
Waterford
Andrew Plaza
McKeesport
Erie
Crawford County
Polite
Plaza
Wilcox
Musmanno Leaves Bar Association Post
Justice Michael A. Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court reportedly resigned from the Allegheny County Bar Association weeks ago while campaigning for Adlai Stevenson. Bar Association President Thomas N. Griggs confirmed the departure, noting Musmanno has remained active in Stevenson’s campaign since October 15. A statement from Musmanno distinguished his civic activities from his judiciary role and urged support for Stevenson’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Adiat Stevenson
Allegheny County Bar Association
Thomas N. Griggs
Bar Association
Musmanna
Mustianta Hna
Stevenson
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Chest Appeal Seeks Final Push to Reach Goal
The drive reports $23,189 pledged and contributed toward a $30,360 or $30,050 goal as Friday noon deadline nears. Chairman Rus sell Brown urges collectors to submit pledge cards and donations promptly for a final windup. District totals include corporations, industrial workers, government banks, commercial stores and employees, school staff, service stations, clubs in multiple townships, aiming to close the campaign this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litte
Red Feather
Russell
Asis
Brown
Ee Asl Stevenson
Lone Hirlwind
Concord
Wayne
Spring Creek
Columbius
Elgin
Iran Arrests Red Demonstrators Amid Exhibition Protests
Tehran reports show Iran arresting red demonstrators during a stadium exhibition event. Premier Mossadegh presses for elections as the Senate vote ends terms. the Majlis fills half the seats, leaving the balance for later appointment.
Weekend Blaze Rows From Fryer to Forest
Corry firefighters answered three alarms over the weekend. A fryer grease fire at Mr and Mrs Harry Hall on East South Street scorched curtains and burned ten year old Patricia Hall who was later treated. A separate blaze at a rooming house on East Main Street started by meat fire caused minor damage. A third call sent units to grass and brush on the Franklin Street railroad tracks and a tree blaze blamed on hunters near Crippen Road. Fire crews worked about one and a half hours to extinguish the tree fire after raccoons were smoked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Fremen
Columbus
Harry Hall
East South Street
Patricia Hall
Crippen
Hockenberry
Thunters
Amos and Andy May Retire From Radio
Hollywood reports Amos and Andy, the long standing radio duo Br ian F. Gosden and Charles J. Gily Della-Cloppa said a final decision has not been made. CBS executive indicated they might leave radio and show business after the season, though there is hope they will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsoyoueueres
Hollywood
Amos
Andy
Brian F. Gosden
Charles J
Fell
Gily Della-Cloppa
Columbia Broadcasting System
Gosden
Della-Cloppa
CBS
Stevenson in New England Campaign Opens with Whistlestop Tour
Governor Adlai Stevenson swung through New England en route to key final campaign week speeches. He served a Boston stop with what he called non political talks while drawing large crowds in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and New York. He stressed restraint on federal spending and urged veterans to guard the public treasury as the Eisenhower race tightens in the industrial East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stevenson
New England
Adial Stevenson
Massachinois
Cormecti- Pal
Rhode Island
New York
Hint
Quincy
Mass
New York City
Harlem
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boston
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hode Tsland
Two Girls Die In Home Blaze Near North Versailles
Mrs Tolley mourns as two daughters Sarah Tolley aged 4 and Roberta 6 perish in a fire that devastates their North Versailles Township home. Brothers Fred 11 and Earl 8 escape unharmed as parents away celebrating Tolley’s birthday with friends in McKeesport. Fire officials cite a gas heater as the likely cause and estimate property damage near 4,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyvtsburgh
George Tolley
North Versailles Township
Sarah Tolley
Roberta
Fred
Earl
Tolley
McKeesport
Volunteer Fire Co
Giant buck deer causes wreck near Riceville
An eight point buck wandered onto a highway near Riceville early yesterday, triggering a chain of crashes. Eight people were hurt. three admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital, five treated. Debris and damages cited, with the deer described as the largest seen by game officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Britton Run
Niles
Raceville Corners
Curry ‘Mem
Donald Garlepy
Centerville
Criti
Lule
Wallace Gray
Ila Lew Thises
Denike Dyweor
Toor Mdavyoon
Logitavikl Moy
Dawson
Donna Dawson
Raymond Dawson
Vy Shirtey DuBois
Midway
Bolles
Ivan
VanTassel
Vagellng
Gray Auto
Sso
Saame
Marjorie
James Beckwick
John Putnam
Fiydetown
Hunt Killer Of Two Sportsmen In New York Forest
In Tuxedo Park investigators hunted the killer of two men found shot beside a deer in a rugged forest. Troopers and crime labs scoured the area where Charles B. Simpson a 38 year old banker from Saddle River New Jersey and Robert Nugent 46 Ramapo town clerk were killed. A deer’s carcass factored into a theory the shooting was a poaching retaliation under deer season rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
Jnly
Charles B. Simpson
Seddle River
Ni Ji
Robert Nugens
Ramapo
Theren
Corry Driver Hurt In Wreck
Walter Nullinger of 475 Hash Main Street was injured Sunday when his car crashed on Main Street near Williams Street. He suffered a broken leg and other injuries, taken to Carry Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Police report extensive damage to utility lines and a pole weakened after the crash. The responsible company was said to be cautious, while the total damages were estimated at 100 dollars. ambulance service continued to investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nullinger
Hash Main
Mpill
Kil Nolinger
Main Street
Rand
Williams Street
Pennsylvania Bieatria Company
Hiesformer Wis
Dievan
Wa Sald
Nhs
Police
Revoked permit of Credit Control Association business
Chief of Police Harley Drake revoked the permit to operate in the city for Credit Control Association, citing a confidential credit report showing insolvent status and no established credit records. A former sales manager is a fugitive, and complaints in Allegheny County prompted the district attorney’s review before the Pittsburgh office moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Drake
Credit Control Association
The
Johnstone
Drake
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Enon
Miners Ordered Back to Work Amid Wage Board Clash
President Truman urged coal miners to return to work as the Wage Stabilization Board ruled against higher pay. Joe Lewis instructed miners to resume work immediately, while union leaders and industry officials met to coordinate compliance. Talks included assurances from mine owners to cover portions of the disputed wage increases, with government approval pending final review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiington
Joehn
Tromshit
Lewis
Truman
Howe
Jatt
Putnam
Alvretoy
Ailton Mevstons
Cowie Tuevd
Une
Lam
Wimines
Tam Wretia Epeh
Yeburs
Alsteic
Jan Busarelia
Pittsburgh
Busarelia
Durite
Unite
Jiis
Harry M. Moses
Bitominows Coal Operators Association
Moses
Fire Under Control After Downtown Blaze
Firefighters contained a one and a half hour blaze in the downtown business district behind the Jacobser and Fitzwoller clothing store amid smoke and water shortages. Damage estimates were not yet available. Actress Battin McDaniel known as Beulah died of cancer at 57 in Hollywood.
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Clearfield
Jacobser and Fitzwoller
Hollywood
Battin McDaniel
Beulah
Radio Gielevision
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