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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1952
Page
3
About 100 YMCA members and officials from the Northwest District plan to attend the annual meeting at the First Methodist Church in this city tonight after a dinner. The program includes several speakers and the district reports on activities.
Fred H Drace aged from 448 Marlon street died early this morning at his home in Carry My after a long residence in Union City and carries a history with T. B. Chair Company where he worked until retirement in 1950 He was married to Bessie William in 1907 and survived by his wife two sons Herbert and Lymiin daughter Mrs Robert Morrison and son Lymiin Denee also surviving are a brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George Beecher of Corey and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are set at Brasken-Teoulino Funeral Home with a service on Wednesday at 2 40 p m and burial to follow at Pine Grove Cemetery
The body of 79 year old July Rollick was found Saturday by Mr and Mrs Albert Cornelia near Schone Catan. Dunkmyer said death due to exposure and wet conditions. The body was taken to Lynch Funeral Home in Sh Mun.
A statewide strike results in the closure of ten breweries in western Pennsylvania. Plants affected include Duquesne, Eberhantel & Ober, Tron Gly, Pittsburgh Brewing Co branches, Fort Pitt, Homestead, Latrobe, Western Pennsylvania Brewing Association members, and related operations. Union action seeks joint leverage across three CIO affiliated breweries.
A Pennsylvania primary analysis notes potential turnout of 1.6 million voters as party lines split. Eisenhower faces a Western bloc and four congressional districts. Edward Martin seeks re nomination amid a crowded field. Grun advocating for Eisenhower cites possible 200,000 Republican write-in votes as organizational strength.
Fragmented quotes show uncertain guidance as party figures discuss a state wide vote and the mechanics of a preferential primary. The text references figures including Russell and John D. M. Hamilton and hints at internal disputes affecting turnout.
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