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13 Sep 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
Sep 13, 1952
Page
1
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Allied Carrier Raids Hit Suiho Power Plant In Manchuria
Allied B29s from carriers Bon Homme Richard and Princeton blasted the Suiho power plant in Manchuria, the largest in the area, with 350 tons of bombs. Haeryong barracks were damaged as recon reports show continued Chinese activity near Capitol Hill.
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LLIES
Capitol Hill
Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Suiha
Manchuria
Russian Siberia
Bon Homme Richard
Princeton
Haergong
Anlex
Siberia
Onlhond
Jopma
Suuhho
Comunist
Suiho
Sui- Ho
North Korea
Janchuris
Air Force
Navy
Hoeryong
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Match Ignites Sparta Gas Well At Local Site
A visitor started a fire at a gas well mouth in the Spartansbury area yesterday. The blaze burned until the well was capped and the wildcat well of the Oi Creek Valley Gas and Oil Company had not yet been pumped. Albert Halih reported the incident. The drilling rig was moved to another corner of the field by Henry Ongley. Pipe was trucked to the site yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Rmouth
Spartansbury
Hercely
Oi Creek Valley Gas & Oil Company
Albert Halih
Henry Ongley
Tnother Corner
Clover Field
Ralph Bakestee
Local delegate count set for Kiwanis convention
The Corry Kiwanis Club will be represented at the Pennsylvania Kiwanis District convention in Scranton from September 21 to 24. President Barry H. Barach announced the total delegate is Reginald Wells. Kenneth F. Greenaway, vice president of Kiwanis International, will serve as keynote speaker during the four day meeting. Delegates from 19 member clubs across the district will attend sessions and participate in events.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Alstriet
Large barn destroyed in Union City district fire
A large barn on Horace Cole farm near Mitchell Road southeast of Union City burned last evening, causing an estimated loss of 10 000. The blaze ruined hay, oats and buckwheat, destroyed farm machinery and two heads of cattle, drawing hundreds of spectators as firefighters fought the flames through the night. Fire Chief Harold Edwards said insurance status was not confirmed.
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Lees
Horace Cole
Mitchell Road
Tourniles
Union City
Cole
Suviur
Alva
Wey
Wattsburs
Wis
Penelec Line
Comy
Nally
Harold Edwards
Red Cross Story Highlights Blood’s Vital Role
Local Red Cross chapter urges donors for next bloodmobile visit. An Erie area girl needing blood for surgery prompts urgent appeal. The hospital requires fresh, unprocessed blood. a donor list shows strong voluntary response, with only two unable to donate.
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Red Cross
Ab Bitiale
Jocal
Lash Winter
Carry
Garry
Erie
Buffalo Regional
Tuith
Gerry Whopler
Phone Call Triggers Death Rumor About Local Soldier
A misheard call from Bracken Keating Funeral Home caused Worth Street residents to fear Sgt Stanley Sarnicki, 21, had died en route home from Germany. The mixup cited Stanley Servenski instead. Sarnicki is due to arrive in Corry next week after being stationed in Germany.
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Bracken- Keating
Valentine Barnick
Worth Street
Sgt
Stanley Sarnicki
Germany
Olin Bracken Dr
Sargeant
Sarnicki
Stanley Servenski
Stanley
Gul
Bracken
Sarmieki
Stanley Sergensii
Set. Sarnicki
Corry
Custody Hearing Set After Mother's Petition in Pittsburgh
A hearing is scheduled Tuesday in Common Pleas Court on Angeline Pengelly Bosco's petition to regain custody of her 24 year old son. Bosco, a Pittsburgh resident, accuses Mr and Mrs Alex Quon of McKeesport of withholding the child, who was reportedly turned over to them temporarily on November 15.
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Pittsburgh
Angeline Pengelly Bosco
Common Press
Alex Quon
McKeesport
Tohem
Wal
Babson Sees New Power Sources Diminishing Coal Value
In a prewar era assessment, John L. Lewis faces demands for pressed wages pensions and fringes while coal operators seek to save face. Yet his union wields power over a vital energy source whose value may decline as new power sources and chemicals become integral to textiles plastics dyes building materials and pharmaceuticals. Oil supplies appear robust with new fields like Williston in the Dakotas and Western Canada offsetting fears of exhaustion, altering future energy economics.
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Buuer van
New Boston
N. H
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Tren Oro Baty aDvestor
Coa
Lst
New Williston
Dakotas
Canada
Small Walter Powers
First Highway P. O. to Make Inaugural Run Tuesday
Corry residents will see the new Highway Post Office on its inaugural run Tuesday at 4 31 p.m. The HPO will be escorted to the north city line for a program with Mayor Kinley Chamber of Commerce and Postmaster Sullivan. The unit, about the size of a large bus, will serve towns between Buffalo and Oc City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Highway Post Office
HPO
Chamber of Commercs
North City
J. Fred Kinley
Stewart “Ong
Chamber of Commerce
James Sullivan
Lee
Joseph F. Jones
Postal
Tormey Buffalo
Pennay
Kerwin
Oil City
Rouseville
Ditusville
Hydetown
Centerville
Riceville
Spartansburg
Clymer
North Clymer
Panama
Corry Best
Thomas Pringle
Heat Wave Looms Across East With Record Temps
A hot spell is forecast for the eastern half of the nation as a September heat wave nears. Readings yesterday climbed to 98 in Cleveland 96 in Chicago and 87 in International Falls Minnesota near the Canadian border with New York reaching 80. Strong cool air moved south from the Northern Rockies toward the Northern Plains, but the hotter belt was not cooled immediately.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
Cleveland
Chicago
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
New York
Lebanon crisis spurs Saeb Salm to form new cabinet
Parliament Deputy Saeb Salm began efforts to form a new coalition cabinet to end Lebanon's five day government crisis. The country has been without a government since Premier Samir Sot resigned after a confidence vote loss on Tuesday.
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Setrut
Lebanon
Saeb Salm
Sam Sot
NATO Naval War Maneuvers Open in North Sea
NATO nations begin a 13 day naval exercise off Scotland with ships from the United States, Britain, and other allies. American and British aircraft sweep over Scottish coastal waters as 280000 troops and 10000 ships prepare for amphibious landings and carrier operations in an alerting, alliance-wide war game scenario.
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NATO
North Sea
Sourgck
Scotland
AgIantac
Getlon
Navih Sea
Orange
Norway
1 Hue
Denirk
Midateh
Wea Arie
Haw Muon Agate
Miles
Phey
Ting
Sale
Hid
Marines
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Canin
Belglut
Fetter
Holland
Morchg
Soumie
NAO
Anulne
Iter Ely Wring Park
Erlgages
Britain
Mint
Triumph
Roller Rink to Open in City in Mid October
The Cowy Rollerway near Corry is slated to open mid October, predicted by Heward Walker who has purchased land and begun renovations for a 62 by 120 foot skating surface with 62 by 135 overall building. Plans include a 4 seat lounge, emergency lighting, red white blue lighting, overhead oil fired heat, maple floor, and a skating bus within a 930 mile radius. Walker aims to run six nights a week with Sundays for private parties and occasional tape music from Cleveland Fink. A separate Pittsburgh hearing on a temporary injunction against picketing Liberty Baking Company was adjourned after Judge Duff warned strikers of consequences for further violence.
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Akiting Eink
Accomusio
Heward Walker
Cambridge Springs
North Corny
Corry-Clymer Road
Walker
Iage
Mie Rink
Joyland
Meadville
Springboro
Corry
Cleveland Fink
Pittsburgh
Liberty Baking Company
John T. Duff Jr
Duff
Truman Trip Approved By Dems Amid Busy Campaign
A high voltage slate of 1940s level politics emerges as Truman, Taft and Dewey feature in a cross party campaign push. Truman plans a transcontinental tour Sept 27 to Oct 12, backing a Democratic drive across 24 states. Dewey, Eisenhower and Stevenson maneuver for influence with Taft and Dewey shaping GOP strategy and Stevenson closing his western swing in Albuquerque.
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Associated Press
Truman
Tait
Dewey
Dwight Eisenower
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Springfield
Albuquerins
N. M
Cruman
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Thomas E Dewey
Rep
Leonrrd Will
Was & Ble
Chitago
H E
Amule Harnes
New Yonk
Rep. Hall
Frank Carlson
Kaneas
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Stevenson
Allguercue
Taft
Sen. Taft
Four men fined after two brawls at European Hall and police station
The brawls led to $300 in fines for four men. Mark D. Bacon, 24,Union City, paid $10 and costs for disorderly conduct after attempting to plead guilty later. Francis Emerson, 39, Westheld, Ny, fined $100 plus costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Lavern Emerson, 73, Ripley, Rd, fined $50 on disorderly count. Charles Henderson, 29, tied a similar amount and all paid fines and were released. Bacon attacked Emerson and several officers at the police station when told he was to testify, before being restrained.
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Andernoon
Cobbett
Mark D. Bacon
Union City
Bacon
Hue
Couth
Tre
Sherif William J. Barron
Francis Emerson
Westheld
Costa
Lavern A. Emerson
Ripley
Charles
Henderoun
Bavol
Jim Henderson
Emersons
Royal Polles
Emersim
Tigerettes hospitalised after fainting at Natchez game
At Natchez Mississippi a 150 member Monroe high school cheering section known as the Tigerettes fainted en route to halftime. Several girls were hospitalized with doctors attributing the incident to mass hysteria or possible food poisoning. Five ambulances ferried injured teens to hospitals. one remained under care overnight. Meanwhile Pittsburgh fire chief James Coslett resigns after 22 years, citing continuous strain of duty.
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Associated Press
Natchez
Miss
Monroe
Tigerettes
Bert J. Hetybure
Tigerette
Ann Heinburg
Salt Che
Stirtet
Eld
Sittsburgh
James T. Coset
Pillstureh
Abe
Coslett
Goslett
Nuclear weapons, allies, and Soviet strength noted
Washington reports European allies have over two million armed troops while Russia fields about four million. The department warns Western powers need faster buildup to counter Soviet forces, citing 175 front line divisions with 100 deployed in Soviet occupied Europe. It stresses balancing security needs with limited industrial and financial resources.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Russia
Congress
Undei
Europe
Australis
Yegoslavig
Spor
Bavier
Fleelhe Konvictians Amore
ATS
Amwaini’s
Itm
Bartye Sane
Bow
North Atlantic
Pair Arrests After West Main Street Disorderly Charge
Two Gary residents, James Steele and Rubly McCray, were arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant after a fight near West Main street. Steele, 24, released earlier, and McCray, 44, allegedly helped chase a man into Daugherty's cavern and damaged a front window. They posted fines of 95 dollars and will await a hearing.
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Cory
James Steele
MT Lemon Street
Rubly Mecray
Gary
Wls. Cobbett
Raybrotiel Olen
West Main Street
Dair
North Cotsier
Daugherty
Steele
McCray
Smiashei
Witdow
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