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28 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 28, 1952
Page
1
McCarthy charges Stevenson aided Communist cause
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy accused Adlai Stevenson of aiding the Communist cause during a Loop hotel speech. He claimed Stevenson is surrounded by left-wing advisers and would continue postwar policies favoring containment and anti-Communist measures. A Daily Worker endorsement claim was denied by a spokesman for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph
R. McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
McCarthy
America
Stevenson
Mallarthy
Wisconsin Republica
Lagaiuel
Timois
U.S. Bolley
Tinly
Wwe
Daily Worker
Daily Work
New York
Vincgit Hallinah
Institute of Pacific
William Holland
Institute
Berkeley
Calif
McQarran
TPR
Hollard
FBI
Two Deaths Ruled Murder At Pennsylvania Killing
In Allegheny County detective reports state Ernest Raymer 28 shot his estranged wife Antoinette 24 then killed himself with a shotgun inside William Speney 53 home while witnesses watched. Relatives say Raymer had threatened her for reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Anid
George Karcher
al Jesheny
Ernest Raymer
Antoinette
William Speney
Raymer
Snow and Rain Hit City With More Ahead
A battered weather briefing reports snow and rain sweeping the city with more on the way this week. Forecasters warn of cold gusty winds and slippery roads as the pattern shifts, with potential icy nights and cool afternoons lingering into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumhembutea
Mereny Reidling
Dem Candidate Steers Harlem Campaign Push
Democratic presidential hopeful Adlai E. Stevenson campaigned from Harlem to New Jersey, drawing the city’s largest crowd of the trip and trading barbs with Eisenhower over Korea policy. He planned breakfast with volunteers, meetings with Jewish leaders, a garment district outdoor speech, and a 10:30 p.m Madison Square Garden address broadcast by television and radio. Police estimated 200000 people greeted the parade and rally in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Adlai E. Steverson
New York City
New Jersey
Barlem
Harlems
New England
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower
Truman
Milk Producers Urge Marketing Law Change
A New York milk producers group meeting near Utica calls for a four point revision of federal state marketing rules to control pricing by production cost and regional averages. About 175 producers attended the first of three hearings by the Easter Mile Producers Co operative with the next sessions scheduled at Montrose Pennsylvania and Franklinville tomorrow. The plan includes pricing to reflect production cost and profit, raising the price of class 1-C milk, and tightening plant transfers within the New York mill pool. Two people suffocated in an Atlantic City fire early today, retiree Patrick J Motty 77 and his wife, with fire officials unable to determine the blaze cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
New York
Easter Mile
Atlantic Oiy
Patrick J. Mottey
Howard Jackson
Chest effort still $5,000 short of goal
The Chest Drive totals show current gifts of $25,339, just under the $30,350 target. Divisions report varied progress with corporations and industrial employees ahead of quotas, while some areas anticipate further contributions. Corporate gifts reach $12,980 and industrials $5,800, raising the overall total to $26,039 so far.
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Terminikir
Rastelas Brown
Tndismini
Concord
Wayne
Spring Creek
Columbus
Elgin
Fruman assails smear tactics aboard Truman train
President Truman on a campaign swing to Minnesota denounces Republican smear and fear tactics aimed at Rep. Gene McCarthy. He accuses the GOP and the one party press of mudslinging while defending his own truth telling amid a heated Iron Range tour. He targets Eisenhower and Jenner endorsements and calls for candor about party conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minnesota
Taiman
Joe McCarthy
Gene McCarthy
St Paul
Hibbing
Minnesota Iron Range
Truman
Sen
McCarthy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jenner
R-Ind
Helso
Jme
Credit Bureau Dropped by City Chamber of Commerce
The Cree Bares Chamber of Commerce will drop the Credit Bureau on December 31. The board cites cost and staffing needs and says the bureau will be sponsored by others and retained for those who use it. Members may attend November 8 to present views.
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Bares
Wie Chamber of Commerce
Jetus
Winder Ie Sygnanire
Stewart Long
Imresidien
Gheetdrs
U Hbandom
Credit Boren
Shy Ibtler
Mre
Plorenge Stewart
Ie Chamber
Silins Chamber
Jerchants
Bureau
Witaise
Corry
Credit Bureau
Chamber
Bseréau
Chmber
Major shipping concern sold to A P Associates Inc
Washington based Associated Press reports that A P Associates Inc led a group including Signal Oil and Marine Transport Lines bought controlling interest in American President Lines for 18.36 million dollars. Ralph K Davies, president of American Independent Oil Co, heads the group with other sponsors from Signal Oil and Gas and Marine Transport Lines. Davies aims to keep George Killion as president, with no resale intention, while two rival bids contested the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pro
Washington
A. Fl. Associates, Inc
Financis
American President Lines
San Francisco
Associates
Ralph K. Davies
American Independent OU Co
Signal Oil Fire Gas Co
Los Angeles
Msroine Transport Lines
New York
Davies
Foud
George Killion
Ameriust
Killion
Altiqualr
J. H. Marshall
Fort Worth
Tex
Signal Ol) and Gas Co
Signal Ol
R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Lines
Ad J.D. Hop‘ikas
Dollar
Global Marine Inc
Wilmington
Del
Eisenhower Opens New Line Of Attack On Stevenson In New York
In New York State General Eisenhower challenged Stevenson by arguing his language invites war and declaring Stevenson unfit to handle world relations. He criticized talk of conceding to Soviet Russia, recalling past remarks in San Francisco and noting progress in Chinese politics. After a Pennsylvania sweep, he planned three days near New York City to bolster support in a key, doubtful state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eisenhower
New York State
Dwight D. Ripshowe
Adit Steverints
Lawiny
Daxivind
Anellina
Bievenson
Plutsburh
Mossow
Yalta
Potsdam
Stevenson
San Francisco
Thal
China
Kremlin
Pittsburgh
Fein
Pennsylvania
New York City
Grand Jury 10 Sees Local Cases and Subpoenas
Grand Jury 10 gathers as Chief Harley Drake subpoenas Miryland Hicks of Corry D D and Clark Bacon of Onion City for testimony on morals offense and resisting arrest like charges. Hicks bound over after pleading guilty. Bacon subdued by officers after a melee at a city station while detained as a witness. Also slated is James Steele for parole violation and horse theft. National Bank named in mortgage issue. Hunter Frank Gimon, 60, in Grove City Hospital after a gas stove explodes at a hunting camp. burns to face and hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Harley Drake
Eric Gumly
Miryland Hicks
Corry
D. D
Clark Bacon
Onion C Ety
Hicks
Corey
de Failh
Bond
Jnit
Bacon
Bacor
James Steele
Congie
Detroit
the National Bank of
Hunter
Franklin
Frank Gimon
Grove City
Gimon
Grift HI
Ulica
Todge
Miners Return To Work After Week Long Strike
Miners end a week long stoppage and resume duties across districts in Western Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. United Mine Workers officials say about 23 000 members will return to work after wage dispute talks with the government and safety inspections. Local and national leaders emphasize the move as a step toward normal operations and public stability.
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Ldunietin
Jishn Ee
Lapwire
Uheir
Imi Burke
Yeaekol
Wilewiray
West Virwinity
Heimei Ane
Uutorate
District 4
Pennsylvania
Forest Fires Dangers Mount Across States In Dry Season
Fires spread through New England the Midwest and the South with no rain from the Weather Bureau and little relief expected. National guards and volunteers battle blazes as Kentucky and Pennsylvania consider school and season suspensions while Wisconsin reports relief from snow and rain.
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Wissonain
National
Nature
Weather Bureau
Blaaes
New England
Midwest
Missouri
New Hampshir
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Fred Lang
Wisconsin
Neil le May
Wiacomsin
Airlines Merger Faces Civil Aeronautics Board Decision
A plan to merge Eastern and Colonial Airlines wins local support from cities served by either carrier. Shareholders have approved the consolidation subject to CAB authorization. Testimony from New Orleans and Northern New York spokesmen argues the merger will yield direct north south service, more schedules, and improved travel for the public as Eastern would extend to Colonial routes from Montrose to Bermuda via Atlantic coast stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern
Colonial Airlinnes
Une Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
New Orleans
New York State
Colonial
Montress, Quo
Bermuda
Atlantic Sea
Board
Washington, D.C
East
Erm
Chinese Reds Open New Push At Heartbreak Ridge Action
Allied forces repelled multiple Chinese assaults along the central front near Heartbreak Ridge as U.S. Marines reported heavy fighting on the ridgeline and claims of destroying a Chinese regiment. AP dispatch notes U.S. Marines held positions northeast of Panmunjom and regained some ground during intense exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Bright Soon
Strong Bolle
Super
Nuit Korein
Wien
Aled Wines
Heartbreak Ridge
Eighth Army
Lee Mank
Fromt
Red Dead
Mild Fagnets
Panmarjom
Soviet Foreign Minister To Answer U N Indictment
United Nations awaited Andrei Vishinsky’s response to the American indictment accusing the Soviet Union of complicity in the Korean War. Delegates at the 60 nation Political Committee adjourned as speakers were scarce, awaiting Vishinsky’s rebuttal after Dean Acheson’s three hour white book. California predicts a 91 percent turnout, about 5.4 million, in next Tuesday’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
United Nations
Russia
Andrei Vichinsky
Lomorrow
Korea
General Assembly
U.S
Dean Acheson
Yeshinsky
Kremlin
Prisons Riot Seeks Governor Adams By Illinois Rebels
Illinois guards faced 300 rebellious inmates at Menard Prison who threatened seven hostages with death and demanded to see Governor Adlai Stevenson. Warden Munie and state police were deployed after a two hour gas barrage and armed guards were positioned around the facility. The riot centered in a cell block where inmates tied up hostages and shouted for the governor, while some inmates claimed they wanted the governor, not the presidential candidate Blevenson.
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Associated
Frewr Ghester
Illinois
Ménard
Adlai Blevensen
Jerome E Munie
Pris
Tebandonel
Mua
Haventow
Blevenson
Campolenine
Peessien
Democratin
Sayita
May Postpone Hunting Season In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials discussed delaying the November 1 opening of Pennsylvania's small game hunting season due to dry forest conditions and ongoing wildfires. Gov. Flite to decide, with Game Commission and Department of Forests and Waters weighing options amid smog from distant fires. Warden Horace Rawhind noted nearly 900 woods fires causing about 36,000 acres burned. worst year on record was 1930 with 60,000 acres lost. In Dancaster, Magnus Wagner, 60, of Lebanon, died Monday when his car collided with a truck after a rain-slicked road.
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Ros
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Thomas 1 Frye
Cieveau Frye
John S Flite
The
Game Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Mallos Wester
Ohin
Pennsyvania
Parasis Waters Department
Keystone
Horace B. Rawhind
Lares
Ron Jonieard
Mary Thas
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