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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1952
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It includes references to individuals such as Darrel and Boleslaw Solr, plus scattered terms like militias, plows, shotgun, and street. The text is highly garbled and lacks a coherent event or claim.
A partial OCR fragment references an estate with heirs and relatives, mentioning Marsh family and an entombed or entailed line. The legibility is low, leaving key names, dates, and locations unclear.
Omaha area braces as Missouri River flood crest of 18 feet threatens Council Bluffs. President Truman to view protections from air. 34 000 evacuated and 14 000 workers building walls, sandbags, and barriers. Engineers say federally built works may hold, while Red Cross reports tens of thousands displaced across several states.
Britain agrees to bind itself to automatic military aid to six continental powers in Europe if they are attacked and to fight for Britain if she is attacked in Europe. The pact would extend pledges to West Germany and strengthen commitment to defend Italy. It takes effect when the six nations ratify the European Defense Community treaty.
Stevenson said he cannot accept the Democratic nomination for president. He cited his commitment to run for governor of Minot and unfinished work, adding that he will not seek any other office this summer.
Harrisburg April 16 Action on a proposed 4 to raise relief allowances for about 237000 Pennsylvanians was delayed by the State Public Assistance Board. The board plans intensive study while citing higher costs and considering broader increases and simpler procedures. A fourperson family now gets 12750 monthly. December reports suggest 1870 to 15090 monthly depending on rent.
A minor derailment occurred on an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad ore train at Spring Creek blocking the single track and delaying the No 58 westbound passenger train. Officials said an ore car jumped the rail during a switch maneuver, with delays causing passengers to transfer to buses or other trains while crews worked to rerail and clear the main track.
Washington April 4 The Truman administration prepares to strike at the nation's steel industry to back a wage hike urged by the CIO Steelworkers. Leaders and industrialists rally behind the firms while the government weighs a $3 to $8 per ton price increase and possible union shop terms as negotiations collapse.
The first contingent of 28th Division soldiers from Pennsylvania is due home this week. A total of 740 Keystone State men will arrive Thursday and Friday aboard the transports Gen. Darby and Gen. Hershey. They will depart New York for processing at Camp Kilmer, then discharge at Indiantown Gap, with names and hometowns released by the Army.
City Council may decide soon to extend Social Security coverage to city workers including police and fire pension plans. Details include city and employee contributions, eligibility questions, and the impact on existing pension funds as officials weigh the federal program against local plans.
Maple syrup producers in the area brace for closure as sap runs slow in places like Stanford county and nearby Cray ford. Some districts expect last year’s good output to be matched, while others report two thirds of 1951 production. Prices hold at 35 per gallon for gallon jugs and 4.50 for larger quantities. buyers from candy firms and plants are expected soon for bulk purchases.
Harrisburg April 16 state auditors uncovered a shortage of between 22000 and 26000 in accounts of the Slovenian Savings and Loan Association Strabane Washington county. Merle Campbell state banking secretary said final audit not yet complete and charges will be brought pending the report. Shareholders will lose no money Campbell said since firm protected by a 45000 bounty bond.
New York reports that mediation talks between telephone companies and the union representing Western Union and Bell system workers broke for the night with no progress. About 16 000 CIO CWA members and other personnel prepared for possible walkouts, while other regions settle wage issues with related subsidiaries.
A one story frame house in Lincolnlville was destroyed by fire yesterday. Irv Shreve and the White family were out when the blaze broke out in the living room. The family dogs and puppies perished inside while the home suffered total loss. Shreve is purchasing a new house and the family will relocate to Canadohio Lake, renting from Carl Eisentroul.
Two truck drivers died when two trailer trucks collided head on near Bik Creek Hill west of North Girard. Victims were Jr. Sprong, 59, of Chicago, and Carl Hoover of Akron, trapped over two hours after the 7 a.m. crash. The force sent the trucks into a 19 foot embankment and uprooted cab sections. Witnesses noted vehicles demolished and possible veering into the wrong side of the road.
In Washington on April 1, Air Force officials testified that the service faces its first ever difficulty recruiting enough pilots and crews. Secretary Finletter urged careful moves to curb excessive today pay protections for flying crews while Senate Armed Services questions target proposals to cut or abolish certain special pays.
Dr. James Quay former M C A worker in Egypt and long time YMCA leader will be the featured speaker at the Novativost District Annual Meeting. The event is Monday evening at the Methodist Church and Quay will discuss Om Politics and Religion in the Middle East.
President candidate Robert A. Taft spoke to about 2000 Republicans in Ohio pledging rapid tax cuts and elimination of wasteful spending. He framed the address as a working man’s message marking a major campaign swing. A separate item notes Joseph Griffin fined one pound in Brighton for speeding in a motorized invalid carriage.
Washington reports that Moscow aims to obtain strategic materials to hinder Western defense and influence the outcome of the Moscow meeting. Acheson indicated Soviet intent aligns with broader strategic aims, while Western officials caution over limited promises and ongoing efforts to influence supply.
President Truman expected to select veteran diplomat Robert D. Murphy as ambassador to Japan with a formal ceremony planned for April. The nomination follows Murphy’s extensive service in Germany and France and his role in prewar diplomacy.
Officers of Clarence Commandery No 81 were installed at the Muson Temple on North Center street in a public ceremony. The event drew members of the Ladies Auxiliary and spouses of officers, with a dinner hosted by the Knights at the Corry Den. Retiring Commander Tracy Whitehead thanked supporters, and Sir Wilbur Rickers outlined plans for the coming year.
General wins about 60 percent of the statewide vote. He stands to take at least 31 of the 38 delegates to the convention amid a light turnout blamed on cold and rainy weather.
In New Jersey Republican primary Dwight Eisenhower defeats Senator Robert Taft with solid delegate leads. Eisenhower argues the victory signals momentum while Taft aides claim the result exposes party divisions and underlines the need for unity.
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