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29 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 29, 1952
Page
1
Stevenson Discloses Income and Taxes in 10 Years
In a population blast from Springfield, Adlai Stevenson revealed earnings totaling about 600 000 over 1942 1951 with taxes paid around 84 459 35 and net income about 101 980 50 for 1942 43. He highlighted dividend income from stocks and rents amid his public disclosure push as Dwight Eisenhower declined to immediately reveal his own returns. The disclosure coincided with a campaign backdrop linking tax transparency to the presidential race.
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Senate Internal Security
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John J. Sparkman
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Richard M. Nixon
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Main Street
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Lamielle
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Non Mra
Lamielie
E Stevenson
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Dwight Dmsenhower
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Shell
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Eisen— Hower
Hue
Hun Stevensoer
Hye Wing Bey
Bureau of Tateral Revenue
Bureau
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Europe
Li Hsien
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Eisenhower Walker
Alenree
Jon J. Sparkmon
Aly
Sparkman
Washington
Freight train derailed near Salamanca causing track blockage
A freight train derailed about mile south of Salamanca causing a double track main line outage on the Pittsburgh Buffalo route. Specifics describe several cars rolling down a grade towards the yards, with rail officials and wreckers deployed to clear the line. No injuries reported and repairs expected by afternoon.
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Salamanca
Associated Press
Balamanga
Baltimore
Womiley
Bradford
Bec
Wwe
Marys Man Fatally Burned in Home Fire
Vernon H. iniers, manager of Stackpole ben Co's Engineering Depot, died from burns after a fire at his St. Marys home spread from the basement to the attic. Estimated damage around $4,000. Authorities blame a lighted fuse or defective wiring.
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Marys
Vernon H. Iniers
Stackpole Ben Co
St. Marys
Mhlete
Sanders Yale
GOP Candidate to Speak Here in Pennsylvania Tour
U S Sen Edward Martin campaigns for re election citing government induced inflation as draining income and high taxes. Nixon plans three day Pennsylvania tour with talks in Pittsburgh Harrisburg Reading Bethlehem Allentown Wilkes Barre New Castle Oil City Corry and Erie with whistle stops.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
WU. S
Edward Martin
Paj
Martin
Doylestown
Tampaign
Pennsylvania
U. S
Richter M. Nixon
Pittsburgh
Wilkes-Barre
Erie
Reading
Bethlehem
Allentown
New Castle
Oil City
Corry
Mixon
M. Harvey Taylor
Republian
Pittsburah
Oll City
Former Corry Woman Killed After Visit Here
Mrs. Joseph Vadovich of Cony, who had four years in California, was killed near Lynnwood after a collision with an auto convoy. Driver Mrs. Glenn Dickson was shocked with lacerations and her husband bruised but not treated. Vadovich, 31, survived by husband and three children, was born Helen Tinko in Blair Ohio on October 8, 1910. Funeral set in Lynnwood Friday with relatives traveling from Corry by train.
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Joseph Vadovich
Cony Hath
Allen Mey
Cen
Bohie
Lynnwood
Cal
I Liberal
Kas
Glenn Dicknot
Gary
Dickson
Vadovich
Lent Dickson
Vudovich
Helen Tinko
Nave 'Bédn
Blair
Corry
Steven Tinkaux
California
Jessie Briscoe
Long Beach
Donald Roberts
South Gate
Cpl
John Vadovich
U.S. Army
Japan
Stanley Malet
Cory
Paul Suchar
Columbus
Frank Gurilovie
Cleveland
Sever Brothers
Joseph Tinko
Union City
Steve Tinko
Dolin
George Tinko
Andrew
Tinko
Paul
Edward Tinko
R. D
Marie Brooks
Gerda Brooks
West
Pleasant Street
Steve ‘Linke Sr
Malek
Carilos Vie
Suchar
George Tinko Wesl
Corry Grange 10 Plans New Hall Construction
Corry Grange No 06 votes to build a new hall on a plot donated by Paul Labowsky opposite Motta School. The executive committee will seek architectural plans and building type while fundraising to cover an estimated up to 30000 dollars. Engagements include a booster night next Saturday at 8 40 PM at TOOF Hall for the public.
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Corry
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Gorry- Spartansburg Klehway
Motta
Paul Labowski
H. D
Grange
Toof Hall
Pab
Corry Grange
Lynn Local OKs GE Offer in Mass Union Vote
The 6 000 members of the Lynn Local CIO Union voted overwhelmingly to accept General Electric's 816 per cent package, averting a nationwide strike. The 71 000 workers represented by GE locals nationwide could be affected as other locals face similar votes. Philadelphia Local 119 voted against the strike by a close margin, 577 to 528, while Local 1195 signaled unity against a walkout.
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CIO
Associated Press
Lynn
Masi
Golu
Losal
General Blenkie Co
Nike
Lyn Jooul
Internation Union of Eleatrical Workers
CI0
TUE
Philadelphia
Vhder Ue Unikrie
Local 1195
Five Injured In One Of Three Area Wrecks
Five people were injured in a two car head on collision at Routes 27 and 77 near Garland, part of three weekend accidents. Truman Hapteins and family were treated and released. Thelma Lee, injured knee, was later discharged. State Police described the collision as Hopkins eastbound and Lee westbound. Damage to the Lees car about 1600 dollars. Hopkins car about 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Cory Memorial Hospital
Truman Hapteins
Frances
Richard
Bradford
Thelma Lee
New Castle
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Hopkins
Corry-Palafield
Jet T. Lee
Lee
Kennleth GC Ramsey
Union City
Helen A. Still
Meadville
Une
Tech City
Ramsey
Ernest A. Smith
Pittsfield
B.C. T
Bulo
Chinese Reds seize three Americans then release them
Three American soldiers were seized near the Panmunjom armistice site by Chinese forces and freed seven hours later unharmed. Identified were Cpl. Andrew Herrera of San Antonio Texas Pfc. Joseph Guillen of Cleveland Ohio and Pfc. Everett J. Salmons of Corbin Kentucky. The men wandered outside the neutral zone during an investigation of the area.
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Munsan
Korea
Panminjom
Andrew Herrera
San Antonio
Joseph Guillen
Cleveland
Everett J. Salmons
Corbis
Corry Weekend Break-Ins Reported At Two Local Sites
Two break-ins occurred in Corry over the weekend. At Kinney and Spigsman Plumbing Shop an unknown amount of cash and $22.50 in gas were stolen. Entry allegedly via a coal chute or unlocked front door with the safe opened by a broken screwdriver. A second break-in on Mead’s Service Station on Pennsylvania Avenue yielded $2.50 in gasoline and two cases of motor oil, entered after closing hours through a damaged front door. Police canvassed both sites. no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Uily Muening
Marley Drake
Kinney
Spigtsuon
Finn Drake
Sindary
Drake
Willian Spireman
Franke Spiexman
Hurley Drake
Ray
Mill Street
William Splesman Jd
LO P. In
Truman Plans Another Tour Of Pennsylvania
President Truman signaled a return to Pennsylvania for a final campaign push with the Democratic Stevenson Sparkman ticket. Speaking to reporters aboard a whistle stop special train near Pittsburgh, he hinted at coast to coast campaigning and said the time and place of appearances would be announced later, adding I am not my own boss anymore.
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2Ittsburgh
Truman
Pensylvania
Tran
Pittsburgh
Prisoner Escapes New Jersey State Prison
Police hunt three at large after an inmate known as Lloyd McGor kle allegedly walked away from the New Jersey state prison near the power plant. It is the first escape from the ancient prison in seven years. Warden Lloyd McGor kle said Leland Crown, 62, left the site yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenton
N. J
Cief
Newberey
Andent
Wasden Lloyd McGorkle
Leland Crown
Who Paid How Much In Taxes Now Major Issue
The piece reports on tax disclosures during a presidential campaign era. Eisenhower and Stevenson figures are cited with incomes and tax payments. Nixon, Sparkman, and other figures referenced in context of tax returns and public reaction.
Allied troops planes hammer Chinese forces in Korean front
Allied forces and air power pounded Chinese units on Korea’s Western Front as U S and Greek troops reported fighting on multiple sectors. F86 jets claimed several MIGs down in Northwest Korea while Greek and Turkish units held positions against Red assaults on Capitol Hill and Finger Ridge despite heavy bombardment.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Uillery Andranitt
Nut Jake
U. S
Air Force
U.S Eighth Army
Capitol Ht
Finger Ridge
Willes
Capitol Hut
Wiel
Umsang
Coal Pact To Be Ratified Today
Washington reports a new coal pact with Northern Soft coal operators awaits ratification by the United Mine Workers Policy Committee. Union President John K. Lewik and Harry Moses of the Northern owners finalized details over the weekend. The agreement includes a $1.90 daily wage increase to $18.25 and a 10 cent per ton royalty increase funded by the owners for the union welfare fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Pee Washington
United Mine Workers
John K. Lewik
Harry Moses
Training Greeks 10 fly jet planes in NATO program
The Greek air force trains with jet aircraft supplied by the United States under the Mutual Defense Assistance Program MAAG. M Sgt Harold L Hoover, stationed in Athens, praises Greek airmen and notes the U S mission oversees training while the Royal Hellenic Air Force leads the program locally and within NATO.
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Associatea
Athens
Greece
Greet Air Free
USAF
IMAAG
United States
Rayo
Helene Alp
Greer
Harold L. Hoover
Karthous
Hoover
U. S
President Denies Corruption Claims Amid Soothing GOP Attack
The president rejects corruption allegations as he launches a measured critique of the GOP. He urges restraint in North Dakota before voting, framing his stance as a calm alternative to partisan friction.
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North Dakota
Truman attacks Eisenhower as front man for lobbyists in Fargo
President Truman denounces Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower accusing him of corruption and acting as a front man for an "unholy crew" of lobbyists. In a whistle stop speech at Fargo North Dakota he warned voters about returning Republicans to power and criticized Eisenhower's foreign policy stance and influence from Wall Street interests. He urged support for Adlai Stevenson and pledged to rally Pennsylvania for Democratic interests.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Summer
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Palley
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Republiens
Hurricane Charlie Rams Northwest Toward Shipping Lanes
Hurricane Charlie, the season's third storm, intensified offshore Nova Scotia and moved northwest at 15 to 20 mph. Located about 900 miles east of San Juan and 1,300 miles southeast of Miami, it posed a risk to northern shipping routes as it tracked toward the open Atlantic.
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