Rani Alliance Court Case Notes
A sparse clipping mentions a dispute involving Rani and Alliagey Om with a 40 barn reference and Fond Wo as location or party names, indicating an unresolved legal or property matter.
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16 Aug 1952
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1952
Page
1
Property listing fragment with missing details and errors
Fragmentary OCR reads a real estate line with addresses, room count and investment notes but lacks coherent names, dates or locations. The readable items show a 5 room property on a street likely in Ripley with East Cree alignment and mortgage reference.
Local note on union visit and phone outreach
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a union event at 8 West and a phone tentative inquiry. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable.
August ay farm and the 227 on o Guys ruernsrye
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a date near January and numbers with horses and milk terms. Readable names suggest a local farm or horse related notice with possible dates and ages but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Farm
Montis
Fatal Crash Claims One Man In Queens And Injures Three
Early pre dawn collisions near Route 6 in Queens killed Charles Myron Peck 87 and seriously injured three others. Peck's 1941 auto skid on a wet curve slammed into a tree near the Sekerak home, with bystanders and deputies responding as his widow prepared arrangements in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Myron Peck
ilm+ hairst
Queens
George Sekerake
Route 6
One-Hutt
Sekerak
Peck
Cooney
Robert Bracket
J. A. VerMilyes
Waren
Warren County
Bracken ~ Keating
Ohio
Bouy
Mr. Peck
Hatleit
Flushing
N.Y
Maple Grove Cemetery
Kew Gardens
Trius le Hospital
Riceville
Joseph Lander
Pittsburgh
Marta Karvingkl
Delores Hendler
Pittsburon
NBC Offers Time for Presidential Debate Negotiations
NBC proposes radio and TV time for a Eisenhower Stevenson campaign debate. NEC President Joseph H. McConnell said facilities could be used after reports that such a debate had not been considered. Phyllis Thaxter diagnosed with infantile paralysis in Portland Maine. condition described as non paralytic and satisfactory by Dr William Burrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yuri — Ane Nsional Broadcasting Company
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adial Stevenson
NEC
Joseph H. McConnell
NBC
McConnell
Beiug
Portland
Phyllis Thaxter
William Burrage
Air Raid Siren Test Planned in Harrisburg Next Tuesday
Civil Defense announces the first postwar air raid siren test in Harrisburg. An electric siren will be installed near the wastewater reservoir, tested at 2 p.m., with a second location at Dr. B. H. Harrison’s home on the northeast side. Observers will report audibility from shattered city sections, and a five-point warning system will link to Harrisburg telephones and lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
KR. Ben- Sob
CVE
Waar
BH. Harrison
Benson
Une Rity
Civil Defense
Harrisburg
Teleptone
Seventh Chinese Charge Repulsed At Bunker Hill Front
US Marine reinforcements turned the tide in a three hour battle on the western front as Chinese forces mounted a seventh attempt to recapture Bunker Hill. About four hundred Chinese surged to 49 yards of Marine lines before dawn while Red artillery and mortars struck Allied positions. Marines pressed the offensive as Reds retreated within half an hour. elsewhere on the front, fighting was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Bunker Hill
Blelfth Army
Rowe Flower Shop Sold to J Alfred Olds
J Alfred Olds buys the Rowe Flower Shop in Union City after more than 20 years under Mrs L A Rowe and son Lawrence. The store on North Center Street will be renamed Olds Floral Shop, with continued Bliss agency ties and Maude Keere and later Blanche Bliss connections, keeping fixtures and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Olds
Union City
Rowe Flower Shop
L. A Rowe
Lawrence
Titusvalte Ti
Mt North Center Street
Olds
Atte Wales
Olds Floral Shop
Laht Bliss
Thisbaind
Frank Bliss
Bliss
Union City Incb
W. J . Olds
Alfred Olds
Center Street
Storm Wreaks Havoc In City With 1.83 Inch Rain
A heavy storm drenched the city at 1.83 inches causing paving disruptions on Chestnut and Spring streets and washing out soft fills. Lightning struck the Howard tannery on East Malin street, while power and signal lines failed in parts of the region delaying travel. Joseph Snyder, 49, of Heidelberg, died after plunging from a fourth floor window at St. John's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Don Williams
Spring Street
Corry
Howard Tannery
East Malin Street
Wender
Union City
Erie Railroad
Pittsburgh
Joseph Snyder
Heidelberg
St. John's Hospital
Babson Warns Of Possible Slump Despite Some Upturn
Babson Park Mass economist Roger Babson surveys 1940s era business signals. He expects moderate improvement by the third quarter with textiles shoes and consumer goods improving while autos and appliances stay weak. He notes the Babsonchart Index at 125 percent of tap and discusses effects of defense cutbacks and political factors on next year’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
Deaneath
Babson Park
Mass
Tom Goine Wy
Try for Peace Settlement in Lake Dispute
Attorney George Rogers of Mayville representing Findley Lake Property Owners and Attorney Wendel A. Fatsyraf for Big Island at Findley Lake will meet Saturday August 3 to seek a friendly agreement over a retaining wall on the island. At the annual meeting 25 members approved a resolution to lower the lake level starting October 15 until the lake is 96 inches below normal, with further adjustments in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Mayvile
Findley Lake
Wendel A. Fatsyraf
Big Island
Findley Cake
Methodist
Tee
G. la Rose
Morgan Whitney
State Democrats Target Surplus issue in Fall Campaign
Democrats in Harrisburg announce plans to highlight state finances and the disappearing surplus. State Sen. Maxwell S. Rosenfeld says the party will push platform planks on tax reform voting age 18 employment equity reapportionment and other fiscal reforms. A train crash near Carlisle injures 20 passengers after a light accident disrupts service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Maxwell S. Rosenfeld
Philadelphia
Rosenfeld
James H. Duff
John 5
Fine
General Assembly
State Committee
House
Senate
State Legislative
Lewis orders ten day Memorial work stoppage for coal miners
In a sweeping action President Lewis orders a ten day memorial stoppage for coal miners ending September 4. The move aims to reduce coal stockpiles while maintaining essential mine upkeep and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Associated Prey
Washington
Joby L. Lew
Marputs
Lewis Pastor
Conqverlon
United Mine Workers, Journal
Fugitives Top 10 Arrested by FBI in Detroit
John Thomas Hiton, listed among the nation’s top 10 fugitives, was captured by FBI agents in Detroit after a nationwide search. He faced charges of murder and robbery tied to incidents in Maryland and Virginia, and had been on the run since May 1990. He was held in a Smith Street room in Hamtramck, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hill
Detroit
Associated Press
Washington
Ie Ofha
John ‘Thomas
Areestec
Hamiamek
Mich
Queen Armes County
Fortsmaph
Felonimnis Assaf
FEC
Hull
FBI
J Edgar Hoover
FHY
New York
FEY
Smith Street
Hamtramel
Dames Smith
Fnien Ato
Willouabby
Hal
Baltimore
Three cleared in stenographer slaying near Atlantic City race track
Assistant prosecutor said Mary Ann Kunkle Irving Dweek and two witnesses are cleared of connection to the July 25 near Atlantic City Race Track killing of stenographer Mary Louise Driesbach. One suspect Robert Leigh remains held as escapee from Elgin state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribanng City
Howe
Atlantic County
David B. Brome
Mary Ann Kunkle
Allentown
Irving Dweek
Atlantic City
Slive
Brone
Mary Louise Driesbach
Hokendauqua
Kunkle
Dweck
Robert Leigh
State Hospital of
Elgin
Claude Patterson
Notable speaker to address Corry Jamestown sales group
Lt Thomasma will headline a dinner for about 40 Corry Jamestown Steel Age furniture deniers at the Hotel Coury. Len Thomaann devoted business life in selling will introduce and share sales insights from his book Essentials of Selling which is used as a text by colleges. He will speak on Tell Move and Sell Move at the dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasma
Len Thomaann
Wek
Mir
Theodd Company
Coury
Mississippi Democrats Split Over Possible Third Candidate
Jackson Mississippi reports rising contention within the state Democratic Party as calls grow for a three way race. State leaders like Walter Sillers and Russell Fox push to name a Southerner as presidential nominee at the post Chicago convention. Former Gov Fielding Wright is cited as a potential third party figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Stevenson
Walter Sillers
House of Representatives
Russell Fox
Fielding Wrieble
Youth shot to death after teen quarrel near Route 37
Pittsburgh police say a quarrel between two teen boys ended with one shot dead. Victim Dale Weaver, 10, lived with the Hill family near West Elizabeth. Suspect Robert Laverick, 15, is in Juvenile Court custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Boal
Jefferson Borough
Boal
Dale Weaver
Hill
Traiter Temp
West Elizabeth
Robert Laverick
Ucton
North Korea's Armistice Hopes Dismissed by State Dept
The State Department brushed aside North Korea's wish for an armistice settlement as described in a Pyongyang radio speech by Premier Kim Il Sung. It said Kim offered no concrete proposal and warned against using Panmunjom talks as propaganda while urging meaningful concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
Korea
State Department
Kim
Sune
North Korea
Pyongyang
Aiin
Issu
Isu
100 Degree Heat Grips Texas as Drought Spreads
The Associated Press reports a brutal heat wave gripping Texas with 100 degree highs. A south bound surge stalled in northern Oklahoma, ending hopes for early relief as a coal dust front moved east, cooling parts of the Midwest. Texas wells and streams dwindle, farms suffer, and officials warn drought could surpass the 1886 disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Midwest
Bismark
N. D
Sail Conservation
Pittsburgh Police Top Officers Ordered to Shut Down Rackets
James W. Slusser, new police superintendent, directs the department 10 top officers to act immediately on any racket reports. He warns inspectors to take swift action or face disciplinary measures against the inspector or negligent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Aoowimec
Pittsburgh
James W. Slusser
Eisenhower bids labor vote as whistle stop plan revised
Governor Stevenson backs a revision of the whistle stop technique used in past campaigns. The plan would limit the Democratic nominee's whistle stops to densely populated eastern states and the Pacific Coast, with coordination on a Boise to Kansas City itinerary and a New York convention appearance for the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Elsehower
Rnine
Richard Mawn
California
Porte
Eissahower
Tyler
Nixon
Che
CIO
Adit Stevenson
Twinois
Hie
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Old & Stissen
Stassen
Mim
Hisenhower Wold
Tyrl Warren
Californis
Ike Stassen
Doviver
Teig
Warren
Boise
Idaho
Weenhower
Talo
Marty Witeo
Kansas City
New York
Adis Stevenson
Ston Tech
Mississippi River
Stevenson
Remodeling of Van Cise Service Station Begun
The Kinney Plumbing Company of Columbus wins the contract to remodel the Keys stone service station run by Merle Vann Cise on East Saolth street. The project includes a new higher roof, addition of a supply room, receiving room and office, rest rooms, two heating furnaces, interior repainting, and a porcelain exterior front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney Plumbing Company of
Columbus
Keys Stone
Merle Vann Cise
East Saolth Street
Emblem OU Go
Warren
Mader
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Rani
Alliagey
Witlden
Daunidry
Ripley
Gage
New York State
East City Limits
Eisenhower and
Titusville Hospital
Auta
Hendler
Vance M. Lander
Lander
Lake Erie
Findley Lake Island
Dems
Carlisle
England
AuuStioxyho
Simcte Lewis
Stain
Meduvid
West Frankfort
Funn
Imines
State Dept
Pittsburgh Police
Ike
AFL
Springfield
van Cise
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