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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1950

Page

6

Meeting set for City Bowling fee elects new riders

Paragraf a Gora bowling club reminds Gay that an organizational meeting for the City Bowling fee will be held at Bowl-Aire alleys tonight. New riders will be elected and plans made for the coming bowling season. Edward Stone Franklin arrested for failing to stop at two intersections on Main Street. Air rifles blamed for home vandalism on West Main Street. Four youths and a Boy from Youngsville to appear in Evie county court for a cement firm break-in. State Civil Service Commission applications deadline August 11 for top Department of Public Assistance posts with exams in nine cities. Pennsylvania's public assistance burden lower than national in May 1950. per capita grants far below national and regional averages. Three more industrial plants approved waste treatment systems under clean streams program. Patsy Kyser, 12, escaped with minor injuries after a milk spill accident on North Center Street. Vandals damaged feed bags at Grange League Federation mill. other corrections noted. Corry area incidents include motor accident injuries, a jail suicide, and a Navy enlistment for a local youth bound for Great Lakes.

TMB Riiders Tminde State Civil Service Commission Department of Public Assistance Harrisburg SCSC Erie

211 Correspondents Cover Korean War

Far East command reports 271 accredited correspondents from 18 countries assigned to cover the Korean War. This marks a 450 percent increase from 77 accredited when the war began on June 25. Most are in Japan or Korea, with 156 from the United States, 28 Britain, 15 Australia, 14 China, and smaller numbers from France, Canada, and others.

Pemarndeneeraes Toyko Far East Command Somparet Far East South Korea Manila Formosa Japan Soren United States Britain Australia China France Vis Canada

Sherman man Edward Erickson 86 dies at home

Edward Erickson of Sherman aged 86 died at his home after a lengthy illness. Born in Sweden he was the first in his family to come to America and retired in 1931 after 50 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He leaves a wife, two sons, a sister, six brothers, five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral details set at Spitzer Funeral Home with burial in Sherman Cemetery.

Edward Erickson Sherman the Deseased Sweden Amily America Penosylvania Railroad Sherr Community Church Sherman Dad Fellows Josephine G. Arthur Erickson Mt. Morris Frank A. Erickson Jamestown Alma Ellison Jamesown Albert William Jay Brocton Ernest Carl Mayville Theodore Corry Scrymer T. Taylor Wright Community Church Burint

Pennsylvania to form state guard for homefront duties

Duff announced recruitment of 10 000 men for a state homefront militia as National Guard units depart for federal service. Maj. Gen. Frank A Weber appointed state guard commander with three initial regiments in Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Armory facilities and Army supplies will back the division level operations.

Duff Pennsylvania State Guard Frank A. Weber Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh Army State Guard

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