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22 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1952
Page
1
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Allied forces recaptured an eastern front hill after a bloody fifteen hour clash. The battle shifted momentum as enemy pressure moved from west to east. U S Second Infantry Division veterans supported the operation and also reclaimed Old Baldy in the west from hostile forces, with additional damage inflicted on enemy MIGs.
Allied forces recaptured an eastern hill near Punchbowl after intense fighting. U S and South Korean troops report air battles with MIGs, claiming several enemy planes damaged. In a separate incident on Old Baldy, five of twelve soldiers found alive after three days in a bombed bunker.
Erie freight cars derail as an auto project aims to drive coast to coast. Louis Mattar and Joel Mitchell of San Diego plan a nonstop cross country run to test an autonomous refueling and cooling system in a modified Endillac car. The team, joined by Bashar of Anaheim, departs from National City aiming for New York and back to Los Angeles, seeking to interest manufacturers in future adaptations.
An Erie Railroad eastbound freight derailed near Corry at CM tower around 2:80 a.m. Yesterday a burned boxcar caused the incident but the engineer stopped the train after the loss of the 618 car, sparing further cars. Repairs and detours disrupted service, though the freight resumed its journey after the derailment.
Gov Adlai Stevenson addressed the AFL convention in New York repeating that Taft Harville Act should be refined rather than repealed and laid out five proposals to strengthen the Labor Department. He rejected claims he favored compulsory arbitration and urged mediation backed by flexible procedures within Congress oversight. Stevenson outlined funding for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a labor extension service, and worker retraining programs to offset unemployment as labor relations evolve.
Northern East coal miners celebrate a new pact that eliminates strike threat and raises daily wages to a high. The agreement includes a 1.90 daily pay raise to 18.25 and requires operators to contribute 40 cents per ton to the UMW welfare fund. Leaders hailed the settlement as a major victory though industry-wide clouds remain with other associations and regional pacts due. Also reports former Pittsburgh mayor Cornelius D. Scully dies at 73 in Winchester nursing home. funeral in Shepherdstown, W Va.
The Department of Internal Affairs reports sharp rises in local industry metrics for 1951. Product value for 41 Erle city establishments reached 631,250,100, up from 553,969,100 the prior year, with employment increasing to 43,154 and total wages to 161,087,800. Capital investment grew from 6,023,500 in 1950 to 7,083,600 in 1951.
An Erie youth said his headlights failed while driving on Route 42:90 in Columbus Township last night and lost control, crashing into a barn and destroying the auto owned by Ernest Anderson. Milford Anderson, the driver, suffered injuries to the left leg, with two passengers James Krone and Lyle Blynt escaping injuries. Police estimated vehicle damage at $800.
Sherman police indicated that charges may be filed against Stanley Messinger a 26 year old of Geneva Ohio in the death of Dorothy Trask a 19 year old Sherman girl who died at Westfield Memorial Hospital early yesterday morning The car he drove left the highway struck a field tree line two miles northwest of Sherman uprooting trees up to 10 inches in diameter He was hospitalized after the wreck along with Frank Stow and Stanley Stevens both of Stow and Hann Herzog 36 of Sherman who sustained minor injuries The death toll for the year in Chautauqua County rises with the accident
Lockup escapees Joseph Noten and Ballard Noten die in a five minute shootout after terrorizing towns in Pennsylvania and New York. Detective Philip Lamonica dies, Detective Nicholas Cotter wounded. Elmer Schwer captured after a nationwide manhunt. Nolen brothers and Schwer had escaped Lewisburg prison. Gunfight erupts with police and bystanders as fugitives barricade in a seven floor Manhattan apartment. women witnesses taken.
The Pittsburgh district reports 206 polio cases since January 1 and 14 deaths this year, matching the 1960 pace and avoiding label of epidemic. Allegheny County and surrounding areas show 84 cases in Pittsburgh with 48 in adjoining communities, while 74 fatalities are noted. Lutherans name Walter C. Koehler to another year as president of the Pittsburgh Synod.
A long list of Milton Me town leaders and residents is announced for military conscription. The piece names selectees led by City of Milton Me officials and local figures including Comy Raleigh Shannon EB Coleman and Robie Wiles Thirid J. Nichols among others. The draft group is described as the largest since the Korean War.
Washington reported six members of the Communist party were indicted on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the United States government by force. The six were among 18 party leaders rounded up by the FBI last Wednesday in several cities. Evidence against the remaining 12 taken into custody is being presented to grand juries in St Louis May and Seattle.
Corry resident Mariline Hicks, mother of four, awaits arraignment on charges of statutory rape after a 14 year old girl accused him of assault. Police say Hicks was arrested Saturday after a school-related incident, with further investigation linked to two teens claiming attempted abductions by a male driver in a black coupe near Dunlar High. Hicks pled guilty before Alderman M S Cabbott and remains in Erie County jail without bail.
Republican leaders in central and eastern Pennsylvania plan for Dwight D. Eisenhower to tour the state in mid October. Supporters including U S Senator James Duff expect a train trip and whistle stop talks through towns like Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre and Failsburgh. Senator Howard E Martin criticizes federalized education in a Lebanon County speech.
Approximately 1,500 locals and area residents toured the Ajax Iron Works plant Saturday as part of a broader anniversary open house. Workers and families visited the main assembly area, with displays and a comedy playhouse presentation highlighting company history. A dinner followed and children received small gifts as part of the event.
The Democratic slate campaigns across central Pennsylvania with four Perry County appearances. Guy K. Bard, the senatorial nominee, calls for civilian control of atomic energy on a nonpartisan basis at a Johnstown rally. Bard questions too many generals in national security decisions, citing Eisenhower and Edward Martin as examples.
The report outlines Eisenhower's planned whistle stop tour starting at 2:30 PM, with stops in Kentucky and Oregon among others, as Nixon contemplates his vice presidential fate and the use of television reports to influence the campaign. The piece notes the anticipated expense exceeding 375,000 funded by campaign committees, and reports Eisenhower’s and Nixon’s communications about the plan to appear on national TV.
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