09 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
1
The year of talks at the Korea truce conference closed with 408 meetings and a stalemate in parts. General Nam 3, the Red delegate, proposed reclassifying prisoners to civilian refugees to move discussions forward. Allies noted a stormy year with frequent suspensions over alleged violations of the armistice site rules.
Report of upcoming delegate caucus actions and faction counts within the party. Predictions from LL Garmuycr S Lewis and advisers note potential alignments in Pennsylvania and other contested delegations as delegates prepare for ballots. Eisenhower supporters weigh Fines strength and possible shifts in backing ahead of the convention.
Ore supplies for winter are projected thinner than a year ago with a daily loss near 200000 tons. Major producers cited include U S Steel Innes Laughlin Republic Youngstown Sheet Tube Wheeling Allegheny Ludlum and Armco.
Wampum resident W Fred Galbreath aged about years died at Elwood City hospital after a cerebral attack. Born October 18 18xx in Wampum he was a longtime employee of the Beaver Falls company. Surviving are his widow ten children and several grandchildren with services set at Mareshall funeral home Wampum then Canton cemetery with Rev Patterson officiating.
Allied forces clash around a hill in central Korea with daylight gains, then night counterattacks. Eighth Army reports total casualties reaching 3,284 with 1,411 killed, 1,230 wounded and 27 missing or captured. Thunderjet bombers strike power plant two in Chosin, air raid targets Manchuria and North Korea in a broader assault.
Warburton of Tetaware chairs Young Republican National Federation grafting a platform report. Patrick Harley and McCarthy among speakers with Katharine St e Roy Walter Judd and Thirsy Brain listed. Coverage notes potential nominations for president as Tuesday session nears.
In New Castle on July 9 195 The article describes a cuttingly tense GOP convention scene with Ike supporters hoping to upset rules and seating decisions. Hoover testimony and Taft backers surge amid speculation of separate votes on contested delegates as party unity and strategy collide. The piece features references to Eisenhower and Taft factions and looming parliamentary battles.
Contested southern delegates split support among Taft, Eisenhower, and Stassen factions. Rumors swirl of a possible dark horse bid. Louisiana and Texas are pivotal with 38 and 44 delegates respectively, while Pennsylvania favors Eisenhower and Taft remains strong in New York. Party leaders urge a give and take to avoid a rancorous convention.
The Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who offered sympathy and kindness following a bereavement for Mrs. Sicky Carlet and Panilly, noting appreciation for comforting words and support.
A fragmented page reports on the contested delegates at the national convention. Mississippi and Kansas factions split assignments while Texas angles dominate the dispute. The credentials committee weighs five disputed seats, with contest results leaning toward Taft supporters.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions medical terms and product names with unclear context. Unable to determine a coherent event or persons. readable names and items are non-specific.
Reported hints on price relief for steel amid government controls clash with CIO Leaders as Phillip Murray questions if the big six producers conspire to block wage settlements. NLRB probes anti trust style coordination while the union seeks court action to dissolve an industry alliance.
In memory of Tokis Quarta who passed eight years ago on May 9 1844. brothers and sisters offer solemn remembrance as Urpse who saved him best is named in tribute.
The article describes a detour on the roads between Parteesville and Ze fiemple and Portersvile and Leesburg near House 19 with traffic maintenance. Residents watered lawns and garden plots last evening when a disturbance interrupted activity. the scene involved flooding after rainfall and a notable disruption to the usual routines.
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