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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1952
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
Abe
Stevenson plans eastern swing and big vote drive
Governor Adlai Stevenson readies a major campaign swing along the Atlantic seaboard. He will visit Connecticut Massachusetts New York Maryland and Virginia with stops in Springfield and other Massachusetts cities to boost support in doubtful states. Eisenhower advisers retort that campaign quips are no light matter.
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Massachusetts
Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Atlanti Seaboard
Connecticut
Masachusetts
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Mass
Stevenson Ly
Claxon
West
Stevenson
San Brancisco
Los Angeles
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
United States
Weekend Crashes Kill Two in Western Pennsylvania
Two people died in weekend crashes in the Pittsburgh area. Howard Runtich, 28, of Trafford, died when a car hit a tree near Jefferson Township. Misa Allen Jane Whitla, 20, of Beaver Falls, sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized at Columbia Hospital where she is a nurse. Henry B. Fintine, 10, formerly of Greensburg, died from injuries after a utility pole crash in Pittsburgh. Robert Smith, 38, drowned after a plunge from the Dravosburg ridge. the body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Iite Crsshes
Jefferson Township
Howard Runtich
Trafford
Misa Allen Jane Whitla
Beaver Falls
Columbia Hospital
Henry BH. Fintine
Forme
Greensburg
Douglas Plane Plant Struck in Los Angeles Area Walkout
Workers at the Dowlar Aircraft Company plant in El Segunda vote to strike for a wage dispute as the night shift ends. AFL union officials report 15 000 employees in El Segunda and 22 000 in Santa Monica plants, with 13 000 and 16 900 TAM members respectively. The walkout began after a five cent an hour offer was rejected.
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Associated
Ey Banta
Guill
Att Plaketa
Downlar Aircraft Company
Bt Sewunda
Jon
AFL Tulernaional Association of Machinists
el Segunda
Santo Montes
Hi Segunda
TAM
Santa Monea
Youth, elderly man injured in two Corry district wrecks
Two separate crashes near Union City leave a 16 year old Erie driver with a dislocated ankle and facial injuries after his car rolled over into a culvert. He and another driver escape major injuries as police note roadway hazards from recent paving.
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Erie
Union City
Corry
Joseph ‘Thorné
Stem Memorial Hospital
Bowle
Thorne
Resford Seidler
Wille
Seidlers
Fire destroys 23 Belmont Park horses in barn blaze
A Belmont Park barn fire on the eve of a major meet killed 23 valuable thoroughbreds and destroyed another. Twenty five horses were rescued. two top horses Primate and Navy Page survived. Several horses listed by officials died or had to be destroyed, with losses in the thousands.
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Associated Press
Belmont
Belmont Park Barn
Neeting
Primate
Starmount Stable
Navy Page
Wimer
Greensboro
Weed
Benjamini
New Orleans
Devil's Spy
Wild Damme
Biming Heesho Tocoli
Willie ‘Knapp
Eraser
Hig If
Moroney
Washblum
Motels Dixon Jr
Cauke
Tle
Registration of Voters Sets New State High in Pennsylvania
Registration books closed to reveal a state high of 6 088 710 voters, with Allegheny Philadelphia and Erie counties topping lists. Campaigns for U S senator and state offices swing through western Pennsylvania as parties plan itineraries and open new headquarters.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Erie
Luverne
U. S
Supreme Court
Auditor General
State College
Meadville
Penn Harris Hotel
M. Harvey
Taylor Plac
Arthur G. Burgoyne
Taylor
J. Hugh McNeil
Forest and Waters Department
Martin H. Blackbrill
Tnternal Affairs
Adini Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Allegheny County
Forest
Warren
DuBois
Clearfield
Curwensville
Clearfeld County
Indiana County
Pittsburgh
Greene County
Johnstown
Ridgway
Elk County
Indiana
Allegheny County Council of Republican Women
Beaver County
Beaver Falls
Armstrong
Kittanning
Three Killed In Plane Crash At Apple Orchard
A military training plane from Monmouth County nosedived into an Apple orchard near Matawan New Jersey killing its three occupants. Army officials and state police searched the wreckage through the night. Debris was scattered and no identifications yet. witnesses reported the plane hit the orchard after flying low near a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matawan
N. J
Ab Fi
Monmouth
Pittsburgh
Army
Pt. Monmouth
Hed Buoy
B411th Technical Service Unit
Post
Algal School
Lewis Policy Makers Begin Strategy Talks
Washington reports John L. Lewis convened the UMW Policy Committee amid looming strike tensions as the union presses for a 20 cent increase in royalty. Talks pursue soft coal and anthracite agreements while miners face a Saturday contract expiry and possible work stoppage.
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Associated Pres
Washington
John L. Lewis
Map
United Mine Workers Union
Northern
Wore
Montiasy Lewis
Southern Soft Coal
UMW
Lewis
John Bussarello
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Corryite Cited In Hit And Run
Deputy Sheriff Ed Te Culver of Clymer reports a nine count hit and run warrant issued for Harry Wrane of West Congress Street after a Saturday afternoon collision in Clymer. The Krone vehicle failed to stop at a main intersection, struck a truck driven by Robert Thompson, and was found abandoned near North Center Street and Columbus Avenue. The car’s ownership was traced, the driver claimed to throw the keys away, and the motor was burned out. Thompson’s truck damage was estimated at $340.
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Ed TeCulver
Clymer
Harry Wrane
West Congress Street
Robert Thompson
North Center Street
Columbus
Ssalion
Culver Sail
Thompson
No Talks Yet Between Talon and AFL Over Wage Dispute
Hamden Connecticut Talon plant in Meadville Pennsylvania reports no meetings set with the AFL Federal Labor Union representing about 600 bolt and fastener workers who picketed after a Friday night clash. Union officials cite failure to secure fair wage terms and reference a re opening clause in the company minor contract.
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Sea Hamden
Conn
Talon
Tne
Meadville
AFL Federal Labor Union
Piant
M Stuart Ramsey
Thesnion
Waye
Charlotte Heilly
Protestant Services Denied by Rome Police Amid Tense Clash
Rome police banned Protestant worship as clashes erupted when followers defied the order at a Rome church. A church official said a new application was submitted to permit services, while authorities prepared further action. The episode follows a wave of postwar conversions and Catholic dominance in the region.
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Rome
Lotelans Suwlel
Cll
Paden
Brownfield
Christ Delega
Tristian Ministry of Interior
Aviel
Thali Wre
Rain Ends Heat Wave In City With Cooling Shower
A light steady rain ends a nine day drought and heat wave in the city. Temperatures dipped from the 80s to mid 70s as rainfall relieves dry streams and wells, easing concerns for farmers. showers continue with cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow.
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Tveir
Corry Water Supply Co
la Corte
Bus Rams Auto On City Street In Wreck At Columbus Avenue
A Greyhound bus sideswiped a sedan on East Columbus Avenue at the Wayne Street intersection Saturday afternoon. The bus driver claimed signals were on but police questioned his view as the car struck the bus door. The bus veered into a field, causing minor damage with no injuries reported.
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Columbus Avenue
Greyhound
Wayne Forest
James Roden
Columbus
Wayne Street
Fran Funder
Roden
Dhargis Muntuser
Cleveland
Mir Roden
Magruder
Intier
City Police
Two Girls Hurt as Car Overturns on Hill
A one car crash on a hill above South Center Street Saturday evening injured two girls and damaged a utility pole. Marie Conklin of Spring Creek and Mary White of First Avenue were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and discharged. White suffered a right collarbone fracture and a knee laceration. Conklin had injuries to the left leg. Kenneth BR Jewell of Lehundiers Valle s was the driver. the car hit a pole and overturned before stopping in a field.
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Genter Street
Kenneth BR
Jewell
Lehundiers Valles
Lid
Corry Memorial Hospital
Marie. Corkin
Spring Creek
Mary White
First Avenue
Miss White
Eigit
Conklin
AFL Convention Opens with Endorsement Hint for Stevenson
Delegates gather in New York for the first AFL Convention as President William Green signals possible endorsement of Adlai Stevenson. A decision is urged a week from now after addresses by Stevenson and Eisenhower, with Green noting the impact on delegates’ views of Taft Hartley and wage controls.
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Associated Press
New York
AFL
William Green
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Afls
Iloor
Green
Demoicratic
Eisenhower
Bixeshawer
Sen. Fichert
M.lafolleur
U S Asks Marshal Tito for More Co operation
Belgrade Yugoslavia Premier Marshal Tito was urged by the United States for greater cooperation in joint defense of Southeastern Europe. The proposal sought expanded use of American bases in Yugoslavia and was presented by Vice Admiral J H Cassady aboard the aircraft carrier Coral Sea during Splitts visit.
Plane Wreckage Found After Fatal 3 Hurt Accodialed Press
A plane crash near Clearfield injured three. Pilot Whitout Henwood, 42, of Philipsburg, RD, and two others, Thom Sleish, 47, and Franck Fleissatcl, suffered various injuries. The wreckage lay about 88 miles west of a highway, with residents describing the scene and family details emerging.
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Elearfield
Werekon
Castle War Land
Tdiyalos Couderspore
Jon
Devaey
Cersey
Elbery Adkins
Adams
Henwood
Philipsburg
Herwowd
Thoms Sleish
Franck Fleissatcl
GE and UE strike new wage pact for 50000 workers
New York reports GE and United Electrical Workers reach a tentative contract covering about 50,000 GE workers. The accord, subject to approval by GE's conference board and local unions, includes a wage increase around 5.76 percent offset by other benefits adjustments and a cost of living component. Negotiations continue as the current contract nears expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric
United Elections Workers Union
TEA
Smilon
Joseph Dermody
GE Saul
GE Saul Vive
CTO International Union of Electrical Workers
Mulny
Ge-Tue
Tildmight
Ge-Ub
TUE
James B. Corey
Lemuel R. Boulware
Cleveland
Boulware
Ay Carey
Carey
Washington
Wong
Dente
Asm | Group
Boulware Suf
Allied Fighter-Bombers Crush Red City Target
Allied fighter-bombers struck a red industrial city in a September air campaign. Two enemy planes were damaged in air battles and about forty Migs have been destroyed to date this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Sinuiju
South Koreans Fail to Throw Chinese Off Finger Ridge
U S Sabre jet pilots reported shooting down nine MIG 15s near the Manchurian border. Allied air forces launched a raid against targets including an oxygen plant and a rifle factory, with heavy smoke and explosions observed.
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Mty Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Inale Hytbles Aye Murthy Koren
Air Force
Aic
Allie
Red
Shiniju
Manchurian
Jade Witislin Wight
Mirricidis
Antung
Instaire
Val River
Stnchin
Blum
Tony
Fiph Exploitivee
Wfehvnew
Ainsi
Tomesuke
Matchbox
Peter B. van Brussell
Fie Oxygen
Exnisigny
Hoeryane
Manphuria
Princeton
Bon Homme Richard
Erie Father 10 Slain in Erie Slaying Verdict
In Erie a jury convicts Oscar McGrew of the slaying of his three year old son Douglas and sentences him to death in the electric chair after a seven hour deliberation. McGrew showed no emotion as the verdict was read in a nearly empty courtroom.
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Erie
Oscar McGrew
Gunty
Douglas
McGrew
John N. Wolford
Uetien Ani
Pennsylvania
Wolfari
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Smith
Monunganeda Pulver
Dravosturg Ridge
Douglas Plane
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Northern Soft Coal Owners
Corryite
Union Parleys Inter Proce
Wilian
U.S
Marshal Tito
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