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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary text hints at a note about Trotie around the Sum 86 period with incomplete details. The readable fragments do not reveal clear persons, organizations, places, or events for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary text from a Missouri area street scene mentions a boy and a local location. The legible items include street names and partial phrases about a house fire or incident. No clear date or organization fully readable.
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Widespread Missouri and Mississippi floods threaten Missouri, Minnesota, and adjacent regions. Rescue crews toil as dikes hold against a crest expected to reach 31.5 feet. Thousands displaced, dozens missing or dead, with governors urged to join flood control efforts.
Rudolf Friml, 67, and his 39 year old secretary Kay Bink secretly married today in the State Supreme Court chambers in San Francisco. The ceremony featured Miss Ling wearing a high collared white satin Chinese dress, while Friml dressed in sports clothes. It is Friml's fourth marriage and Miss Ling's first.
San Francisco April 17 Gen Matthew B Ridgway Supreme Commander United Nations forces in the Far East has been recommended by the Joint Chiefs to succeed Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as NATO commander upon Eisenhower's departure in June Washington report says Ridgways name was put forward and a brief interim plan calls for Field Marshal Montgomery to lead until Ridgway arrives Europe General Mark W Clark and Gen Alfred M Gruenther are named in the proposed reshuffle with Clark to head Far East forces and Gruenther to replace Clark in Europe.
Three Meservillé men were injured at 7:80 last night when the vehicle they rode lunged off a Bowie seven miles east of Blooming Valley and rolled. All were taken to Meadville City Hospital with Bark McCucken John Gusty and Tobi Pass of Meadville listed as injured.
Officers of the Lt Archie W. Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars were installed last night at the post home on West Washington street. Commander Joseph Siruicki led ceremonies and Warren Mel Chesney received a past commander's pin. Appointees named include John Strigter service officer and Louis Decker patriotic instructor. Post members then shared a buffet lunch and viewed U S Navy films by CPO Wilson Brown.
Wage talks ringed with secrecy as the Truman administration signals a possible steel wage increase. CIO leaders Phil Murray and Benjamin Fairless prepare for a government role, while Senator Bridges blasts the seizure order and calls for a Senate judiciary committee probe. The dispute centers on a proposed 17 percent three-installment climb, fringe benefits, and compulsory union shop, with industry seeking much larger price offsets.
A violent eruption of Mount Nugurohiee in central North Island sent a red smoke plume and rocks scattering downslope. An aircraft pilot observed smoke rising to 20 000 feet as observers noted a crater forming on the mountain face. No settlements are endangered though nearby guests reported the roar. BRITISH LANDOWNER DIES PETWORTH Eng April 11 Lord Leconfield aged 80 longtime large landowner with estates in Cumberland Westmorland Sussex and Ireland passed away last night.
Open house at Corry Memorial Hospital invites public to visit on Hospital Day Monday May 13 from 2 to 4. Board heard heating system tests and recommended under ward doors adjustments. Dr A Tite resigned from private practice. Dr Pate reported lab duties and staff changes. Expenditures approved for electric wave power and laundry, county funds allocated to hospital. Supt Edgar Alexander reported 493 patients admitted in February, 144 last days of service, average daily census 58 with 49 births and eight deaths. 88 major and 63 minor operations conducted. attendees included Elston Gates Hawkins etc.
Judge Evans sentenced Corey Vaiehs and two others to indefinite terms in state correctional schools after guilty pleas to four counts of burglary tied to break-ins at the Berney property on East Pleasant Street and nearby sites. Two more youths under 26 received indefinite terms at George Junior Republic, while six additional teens were placed on probation.
At Indiantown Gap April 7 a troop carrier overturned injuring sixteen soldiers. Seriously hurt were Pvt Eddie Spann of Ticalonga Ala with possible spinal fracture, Pvt Anthony Dibraro of Brooklyn N Y with possible head injury, Pvt Leonard Slewarcan of South Bears Tha with possible brain injury, and Pvt Alfred W Reichardt of Massa with possible death injury. Twelve others sustained minor injuries.
The Corry district faces potato supply concerns as imports from California and the Northeast ease easing shortages. Seed potatoes trade at higher coast prices, shipping costs rise, and retailers anticipate continued high prices into the autumn harvest. Local buyers expect relief as northern harvests begin.
Philadelphia April 17 Western Union offices reopen officially in six Pennsylvania cities including Chambersburg East Liberty Gettysburg Philadelphia Platshurst Waynestown and others. The six cities operate officially while additional sites like Norristown Lansdale and Hatboro run unofficially handling incoming and outgoing traffic.
Washington April 17 Senator Dowels H M said he would support Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver as the best suited for the Democratic presidential nomination and noted he would not accept a vice presidential spot Douglas stated he would accept the nomination for president if Kefauver led the ticket Stevens and Al were present at a news conference.
Reports from Verness indicate progress in phone negotiations as the Westinghouse lamp plant authorizes renewed talks after a five week strike near Trento New Jersey. Union and company officials agreed to reopen negotiations following widespread patient support and local media attention.
Approval granted to develop Grand Valley land owned by the conference into a Christian Education Center with three centers. One will serve church conventions housing 200 people, another will be a pioneer camp for outdoor life, and a large camp and pier area for youth meetings. The conference owns a former house to be repurposed for crown meetings as work continues.
Despondent over failed reconciliation William Hudson of Corry shot his estranged wife and then killed himself in a Pennsylvania town. The couple had a long separation. authorities say he sought to reconcile before the deaths. Their daughter Bettye Hudson, and other family members, were mentioned as witnesses and survivors. Continued on page Continued on Page
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