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26 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 26, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary Advertisement Listing Prices and Items
Fragmented OCR yields a rough ad or notice with prices and items such as full teeth sets, perpetual sale hints, mentions of a tailor or supplier, and rough pricing like percentages. It references names and numbers including Arthur and 29, with scattered product descriptions and contact hints, but content is garbled and many specifics are unclear.
Ex Brinks worker admits theft of 650000 from armored car
Washington police say 26 year old Ray Eugené Farmer admitted stealing 65000 from a Brink's Armored Car Service crew's unguarded car near Wardman Park Hotel. He buried the money in Glenn Echo Park and faced grand larceny charges after a police “hunch” led to his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Brink's Armored Car Service
Jeremiah Flaherty
Ray Eu-gené Farmer
Flaherty
Farmer
Wardavan Pale
Bapmer
Glenn Echo Park
Maryland
Washington Postes
Robert Yo Murrays
One-Time Lifer Held For Burglary Trial
Grand staff 90 formerly pardoned from a life term after a musical composition gained him fame faced trial in Municipal Court for burglary in Milwaukee. He is accused of burgling two Milwaukee homes on May 16 and pleaded innocent. An attempt to release him failed, arguing insufficient evidence. He was pardoned in 1960 from a Tennessee habitual criminal sentence after composing his Big Springs Canista for Big Springs Texas centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandstaff
Milwaukee
Grandsteff
Tennessee
Heax
Big Springs
Tex
Two Registration Sessions Planned in City Tomorrow
Citizens are invited to register to vote at the Municipal Building tomorrow and again in August from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Local officials note the need to verify names and addresses to qualify for the presidential election. A second session will be held the same hours in August after which limited opportunities remain for remaining registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muniepal
Lideliess
Pittsburgh Hold Up Nets $20 000 in Cash
Three gunmen robbed a Pittsburgh East End office of Meadow Gold Daily Co, forcing a cashier and two telephone operators to place about $20,000 in bills into a shopping bag. The bandits, masked with handkerchiefs, escaped as officers and a lookout reported by the East Liberty district. Miss Katherine Battle identified as one of the operators. About $4,000 remained missing after the raid. The cashier and witnesses described the men as nervous and heavyset, with the crew seizing the money quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Meadow Gold Daley Co
Bas
Ted
Avy Mullet
Merieesport
East End
Miss Mullen
Katherine Battle
East Liberty
Tervons
Naor
Ex-Sports Scribe Starts Jail Term in Morals Case
In Brookville Pennsylvania Samuel F German 22 former sports editor of the Punxsutawney Spirit begins a 41% to three year sentence in Allegheny County Jail for contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile babysitter. He pleaded guilty to delinquency and non support of his family. The court will dispose of a morals charge later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nose Brookville
Samuel F German
Purxsutawney Spirit
Allegheny County
Robert Morris
German
Morris
Corry area backs local bid for Erie County judgeship
A campaign to secure the judicial appointment to the Erie County bench following Judge Waites death gains momentum. Rag er Brown, a Corry attorney, leads civic and business groups urging Gov. Fine to name him or another leading county figure like Thomas Barber or Sim Roberts to fill the vacancy. Local residents and county officials press for a swift choice to relieve the backlog facing Judges Evans and Lath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Erie County
Rager Brown
Folléilar
Uivic
Erie Counnty Bay
Lovall
Arong
Brown
Corry
Thomas Barber
Charles Barber
Sim Roberts
GOP
Socat
W. W. Waterhouse
Bar Associe Ution
Harrisbires
Evans and Lath
Liquor Board Launches Drive Against Out-of-State Imports
Harrisburg authorities report a statewide push by the State Liquor Control Board to curb liquor import from other states to Pennsylvania. Board Chairman Frederick T. Gelder says 30 vehicles were served and 87 arrests made in the first half of 1952 for bootlegging and contraband liquor. He warns that even re packed bottles bought out of state are illegal and subject to seizure and forfeiture, highlighting penalties including auto seizures for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assorrawa
Harrisburg
State Light Control Board
Pennsylvania
Frederick T. Gelder
Gelder
Tighe Woods Named Head of OPS Agency
Washington reports Tighe E Woods is appointed to lead the Office of Price Stabilization as the new rent controller. He will succeed Bilis G Arnall, whose resignation becomes effective September 1, after discussions with President Truman and Roger L Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe Woods
OPS
Washington
Tighe E Woods
Price Stabilization
Woods
Bilis G. Arnall
Price Post
Arnall
Truman
Roger L. Putnam
Economic Stabilization Agencies
Arnal
Putnam
White House
Three Furious Chinese Attacks Are Repulsed
UN forces report repulsing three Chinese assaults on the Korean front near Pyongyang and along the western corridor. Intense fighting lasted about eight hours with heavy rainfall hindering maneuvers as UN tanks and artillery maintained pressure. US B29 and B29 bombers conducted raids while Tokyo announced General Mark W. Clark reorganized Far East Command to balance Navy Air Force with Army in Korea war planning and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Kuresi
United Nations
Infanieymen
Shew Hick
Chris Coniston
Wes
Busker HL
Es Uimitrd
Wis
Sone Nalelts
U. S
Sipply
Nea
Kaedih
Army
Kareary
Rioting in Korean POW Camps Reported by U.N. Army
Reports from Seoul say that since August 1 at U N POW camps in Korea seven riots left one Communist prisoner dead and about 40 wounded. The Eighth Army released three announcements detailing incidents at Koje and Cheju with tear gas and riot gun actions as guards tried to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Aod
U.N
U. & Erlish
Iad
U. N
Eighth Army
Comimunist
Broweleaet
Koje Island
Orden
Kuje
Betis
Koje
Army
Sila
Prioners
Kyje
Che Telind
Pen 3-A
Hay Won L. Boatner
U S oil experts to visit Iran oil center Abadan
American oil man W Alten Jones arrived in Tehran with four associates to inspect the Abadan refinery and advise Iran on reviving and operating its nationalized oil industry. Officials described the team as high calibre experts and said Jones came to discuss assistance to put Iran's oil sector into operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
W. Alten Jones
South Iran
Abadan
Gist
Jones
Chies Service Company of
New York
United States
Plans Advance for Recreation Setup in Corry
Local officials push follow up on winter recreation plans for Corry. A special committee reviews site options at the Hinensx Hotel and investigates bids for pool construction, storage, and winter program equipment, aiming to secure state armory use and finalize costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lhe Speci
Eaylgorr
State Armory
Taurean
Cory
Saboard Bomber Killed by Error At Sea
Two survivors from a B-17 bomber shot down by an automatic jet fighter were rescued in the Gulf of Mexico by a navy minesweeper. The Air Force said the rocket fire was a mistake by an F-86D during operational tests near Eglin. Pilot Col Arthur Debolt, 39, and crew may have died. search failed to find remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eglin Air Force Base
Gulf of Mexico
Air Force
Charles D. Jones
Meridian
Miss
Peter R. Rosing
Tagelside
Eglin Aim Force Base
Panama
Air Proving Group
Arthur R. Debolt
Goluenbus
Cal. Debolt
Debolt
L Jupt
Iisk
Flying Fortress
Indictments In Huge Gold Smuggling Ring Studied
YORK A grand jury indicted 65 people in a massive gold smuggling scheme tied to a 4500 million revenue loss claim. The charges include conspiracy and racketeering with alleged cross border smuggling and black market sales. Prosecutors pursue lengthy sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Amr
Myles J. Lane
Kaylan
Ab Biz
United States
Girl 11 Saved From Drowning At Findley Lake
An 11 year old girl was rescued from Findley Lake after falling in yesterday. Alfred McCutchnon of Risley and two young Girls waded in to help. Walter MecChtehead, still in a neck cast from a prior accident, assisted in bringing the unconscious girl to shore and Reviving her with artificial respiration. She was taken to Findley Lake Hospital by the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Charles
Findley Lake
Goch
Diane
aIake Jelkon
Pintley Linke
City stores to open Wednesday hours 9 to 5:30
City merchants will observe 9 a m to 5 30 p m hours on Wednesday to replace the usual Wednesday afternoon closing for the Letor Day holiday. Grocery outlets will close at noon tomorrow but reopen the Wednesday afternoon of the following week.
Pakistan Plane Crash Kills 16 Officials Near Jhelum District
A Pakistan Air Force transport crash near Khewra in Jhelum District led to 16 dead. The group aboard was government and military officials traveling from Lahore to Quetta, including N. Aitizizuddin, head of Pakistan special police. The crash site lies about 200 miles northeast of Lahore near the Kashmir border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
Pakistan
Pakistan Air Force
Khewrai
Jhelum
N. Aitizizuddin
Pakistan Special Police
Lahore
Quetta
Kashmir
Jet Flies Atlantic Twice In 10 Hours
A fragmented sports item notes an Atlantic crossing by a jet within ten hours. The garbled text references Gander and multiple legs, implying rapid long distance air travel. No clear dates, teams, or outcomes are present. The piece resembles a brief archival snippet with limited legible facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
Atlantic
Democrats Seek Public Input on Pennsylvania Platform
Harrisburg reports Democrats invite public comments on proposed statewide platform for 15 issues. Key groups include AFE Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and nurse association. Platform chair Mixwell S Rosenfeld says no invitations issued for hearings. aims to supplement national platform with state level issues including fair employment practices and Republican tax program proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR Nemieu Cress
Harrisburg
Wday
AFE
Penyisylvania
Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
FO Cornet
Brotherhood of Railr
Penneyivania Nurses Association
Mixwell S. Rosenfeld
Philks
Phiadelphia
Isn
Uye Nation
Chicaea
Chiapas
Mat Leeisinlen
Tabor
John 5
Fine
Morgan Mansion Sold to Catholic Nuns in Glen Cove
A 57 room Long Island mansion once linked to J P Morgan will be sold to the Sisters of SS John the Baptist, bypassing a Russian bid. Russians paid back taxes and offered a $30,000 certified check, but the sale was arranged with the Catholic order, City of Glen Cove and the nuns yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee IV
New York
Long Island
3. P. Morgan
United Nations
Atcofhesé
Glen Cove
N.Y
Sisters of
SS John the Baptist
Eisenhower campaign chatter and 1940s race notes
A muddled recap reports Eisenhower campaign doubts and rival commentary, noting Taft supporters and GOP moves, with Stevenson and Reuther dismissing or critiquing plans. It covers Mississippi primary intrigue, Delaware convention lines, and a Texas ninth district vote recount amid Democratic and Republican references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naber A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Adial Steveneet
Tlntol
Lew bin
GunAention
Stessin
Stevenant
Clyde Oh
Skeyensoh
Stevyenxins
Mixon
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
CTO
Ulake
Rhanzes
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Reuther
John Sparkman
Alabama
AL Eisenhow
Washington
New York
Mississippi
Hecht
John Rankin
Thomas Abernathy
Delaware
Texas
Tng
Clark Thompson
T. Wy
Buckshot
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Esman
Sali Duewl
John Newah
Fan
Arthur
Jndine
Sted
Brinks
Eugene Farmer
Crew
Murray Cecalied
Brink's
Pee Lee
Sine
Eles
Olticians
Melvin A. Goodspeed
Mauter
Snd
Boston
Brink
Thompsonville
Conn
James Stewart
Air Force Headquarters
Stewart
2Nd Combat Wing
Sth Air Force
England
Corrvite
Roger Brown
Laundh
Liquor Board
Ike
Red
U.S
Saboard
Lswold
MSHA
Jane Bollea
Laruiey Jowely
Nmcames
Soho
Lo Paarl Hs
Iyieitet
Au Orandel
Sve
Ayoeimipa
Aldergrove
Watherland
Howe
Ginaiey Lea
DEMS
Campalan
Morgan
Blast Guy
Dem
Legion
Presa
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Aldes
Ellis Ls
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