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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1952

Page

3

McKean County Drivers Die In Separate Crashes

A 69 year old Gilford man Ralph W. Niver and 30 year old Raymond C. Testi of Buffalo Road Kane died in separate Saturday crashes in the region. Niver died after his car crashed into a guard rail near Emporium and later succumbed to chest injuries at St Marys Hospital. Testi was killed when his truck struck a left turning auto on Route 20 four miles west of Fredonia then ignited after a fuel spill. Auto driver Bert Martin sustained injuries.

Kane McKean County Erie Ralph W. Niver Gilford Raymond C. Testi Buffalo Road Niver St. Mary's Hospital Emporium Ab Ord Poin Testi Route 20 Fredonia N. Y Brooks Memorial

Mrs Agnes Wicks Crowned in Mrs Pennsylvania Contest

Johnstown brunette Mrs Agnes Wicks, 23, won the Mrs Pennsylvania title last weekend over nine contestants. She stands 5 feet 6 inches, weighs 126 pounds, with bust 36 inches and hips 36. She will compete in the Mrs America event September 7 at Asbury Park New Jersey.

June Lawy Pensylvania Asbury Park N. J Johnstown Agnes Wicks Pennsylvania Linle

Rail Parleys To Resume Tuesday In Strike Mediation

Federal mediators shift from local talks to Washington top level discussions tomorrow to end a New York Central Rail Jersey Eastern lines strike. Willim White of the Wiland press and three of the four involved unions accept the government package. Details of the plan were not disclosed.

Associated Bross NEW York New York Central Rall i Jrona Wash teLlon Willim White Wwiland Washington Euiaduty

Yugoslav rowing team seeks asylum after Helsinki stop

Eight Yugoslav rowers tell in Ruhr area press they will not return home. Manager Slavko Jankovic says seven others seek asylum in the West and plan to go to Canada. Six more crew members join the exodus, ages range 21 to 36, after completing events in Helsinki.

Ruesselsheim Germany Yugoshyia Permier Marshal Tito Stalin Slavko Jankovic Canada Yanoslav Thes Helsiate Bo Ichum Jankovic Yugoslavia Ange Helsinki

Mrs Henry Keppel Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs Henry Keppel dies at 5 AM after a two year illness. Born July 3 1680 in Dayton N D, she lived in Corry and West Virginia before returning to Corry. Survived by husband Henry two daughters Lena Ross and Mrs Clifford Daily two sons Rupert and Lauris Keppel a sister and brother twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral at Bricker Keating Funeral Home with Dr Elmer Gruner officiating Wednesday at 2 PM.

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Former State House member Mrs Dye dies at home

Mercer County politician and former three term State House representative Mrs Jeanette Dye, 49, of Sandy Lake, died at home from suicide by carbon monoxide. Wife of Dr Ralph Dye past president of state and national chiropractic associations, he was away on business in Memphis when found unconscious in the garage by neighbors. Deputy Coroner Donald Wonsettler reported the death yesterday.

Mercer Iogsaurne Dye Sandy Lake State House Mercer County Sulid Donald Wonsettler Ralph Dye State National Associations of Chiropoists Memphis Tenn Wenseltler

Korean Vets To Get Extra Pay Amid Combat Duty Rules

Military experts warn the pay plan will take months to identify eligible veterans in Korea and process claims. Congress approved retroactive hazardous duty pay for infantry and marines, aiming to align them with submariners and paratroopers, but many veterans may be ineligible due to the six days of enemy-fire requirement and paperwork hurdles.

Washington Korea Congress Pentagon Sen. Moody D-Mich

Woman Found Dead After Car Run At Home

A woman, found seated in her running car inside her home, was discovered dead. Authorities report she had been in a nervous breakdown for months. The investigation notes suggest possible accidental or self-inflicted causes amid ongoing inquiries.

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Pirates Lose Second Sacker Merson For Season

A doctor informed the Pittsburgh Pirates that regular second baseman Johnny Merson will miss the remainder of the season after breaking a bone in his right hand during the second game of a doubleheader against Chicago yesterday. Bol Kelly delivered the pitch that ended Mersons season.

Sy Msquemnea Reese Simcago Pittsbureh Pirates Johnny Merson Merson Pittsbureh Chiienga Bol Kelly

Fragmentary OCR Note Signals Ongoing Trial Background

The readable lines describe a victim cited as Tam and reference a witness and unspecified defendants. Names include Pob Thormsin and Joan Harris amid an anti-gre[e] campaign phase. Details are unclear due to damage but indicate a legal or political controversy with multiple individuals named.

Tam A. Youre Wonluit Dub Jvy Pob Thormsin Aso Joan Harris

Pro Muhlherian case adjourned over ten thousand ball

Fragmentary text indicates a court matter involving a $10,000 ball and an adjournment. Details are incomplete. no clear person, organization, or location is identifiable beyond the monetary figure and judicial setting.

Promulehrian

Philadelphia Transport Company Faces Staffing Strain

Unclear OCR text references the Philadelphia based Transport Company facing staffing shortages. Mentions 140 resistance men and seasonal or lem pursiry personnel. No clear events, dates, names, or concrete outcomes are legible.

Philadelphia Phila Aelphili “Transportvum Co Raigstenance

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