Bertha A McCray Buried Yesterday in Concord Township
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2:30 PM for Mrs. Bertha A. McCray with Rev. Robert Kien officiating at her daughter Mrs. Robert Burrows home in Elgin. Interment followed in McCray Cemetery. Relatives and friends from Concord Township and distant towns attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Mullens and Russell Webb from Harborcreek and Cpl. and Mrs. Reynold Bridgham from Fort Dayton New York.
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Robert Kien
Bertha A. McCray
Robert Burrows
Elgin
Glenn
Paul Stearns
Edward Breed
Perry McCray
Richard
David Burrows
Richard Lewis
Mrvin McCray
Theodore Vanderhoft
Shepherd
McCray Cemetery
Concord Township
Brice McCray
Gordon
Russell McCray
Clymer
Donald Winer
Rebecca
Bonnie Warner
Harborcreek
Mullens
Russell Webb
Union City
Reynold Bridgham
Fort Day
N. Yj
Cleveland
Russell Livenspire
Charles Livenspire
Spartanburg
David and
Anne Stearns
Elton Stearns
Falconer
Mito Delavera
Waterford
John Watson
Leslie Watson
Centerville
ADA links and role in 1948 election debates in Corry report
The Corry Evening Journal reports on the American Democratic Association ADA connections with Republicans and figures who debated Eisenhower and Truman. It notes ADA origins in 1947 48 and lists prominent affiliated politicians. The piece discusses ADA stances on Wallace and calls for anti-Communist positions amid postwar U.S. politics.
Five new teachers join Corry Public Schools staff
The 1932 33 Corry Public Schools instruction staff includes five new teachers William M Myers Elizabeth Smith Wilmah Young Arlene Hoover and Leona G Reed One Harding School vacancy remains to be filled Also reports on Haniel Clark Company refinancing progress and a councilman elect Joseph L Splemman sworn in to fill mayoral vacancy Details mention a whooping cough case and a Pennsylvania Elk convention walking voyage by Alvin Bergman
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Corry
Harding School
William M. Myers
Elizabeth Smith
Wilmah Young
Arlene Hoover
Leona G. Reed
Joseph L. Splemman
Porter
Ben F. Starr
Jittsburgh
Alvin M. Berg- Nuit
Leetsdale
Eric Inte
Bergman
Rochester
Beaver Falls
Ellwood City
New Castle
Cambridge Springs
Editor Sees Saucer in Sky in Titusville Report
Titusville editor Frank Holowach of the Herald described seeing a bright hard light in the sky and a strange force while driving from Edinboro toward Titusville in northwestern Pennsylvania. He also witnessed a reddish white light, reporting the unusual phenomena experienced yesterday morning.
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Titusville
Associated Press
Frank
Holowach
Itor
Pennsylvania
Edinboro
Erie
Valley scene described from Route 408 overlook
In a small valley near his observation point along Route 408 in Rockdale Township, Holowach described watching the events below. The report notes his detailed view and the surrounding terrain as context for the sighting.
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Rockdale Township
Holowach
Scientist Seeks Trace of Strange Force at Inter
A researcher spent an hour and a half examining Inter for signs of a mysterious force and left without finding any trace. He noted observations and returned to review data but found nothing conclusive.
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Inter
Spotlight on Ada and the 1952 political realignment
The ADA faces ongoing spotlight in the 1952 campaign as backers of Eisenhower clash with Americans for Democratic Action. Republicans label the ADA as promoting socialistic schemes while ADA counters that Eisenhower must run amid smear and isolationist charges. The split, intensified by postwar realignment, places ADA farther left than its 1947 founding. Gov Bowles of Connecticut, an ADA affiliate, backed Eisenhower early in the process.
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ADA
Eisenhower
Americans For Democratic Action
Sen. Dirksen
Stevenson
Tice
Arthur Summerfield
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
New York State
Douglas
Bowles
Connecticut
I Q Challenge from the Classified Page Puzzle
Readers face a trivia quiz in the classified section asking who Phoebe Soy is and which weekday honors Woden in Norse myth. It also asks which medium first carried a message, which Air Force general Charles Lingbermt led in World War I, and expands with questions on abbreviations and Henry M. Saunley.
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Phoebe
Woden
Charles A. Lingbermt
Henry M. Saunley
Milk price set at 5.75 for September
The New York Metropolitan milk marketing area will set Class I-A milk at 5.95 per hundredweight for September 46.5 quarts, announced by market administrator Blanford. August price was 0 per hundredweight. By September 1951 the price was 5.72. Farmers are not paid the glass LA price. handlers pay the price to the New York pool for the milk sold. Dairy farmers receive a uniform price based on uses of all milk at country plants approved for the area.
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New York
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