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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1952
Page
4
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Tito moves toward a mutual defense stance with Greece and Turkey while Western powers seek a Trieste settlement. Yugoslavia hints at compromise with Italy to ease fears and strengthen regional security, as Tito asserts openness to proposals on Trieste when conditions permit.
A past snapshot from August 30 1922 notes rumors of the Howard tannery resuming operations amid cautious optimism that full revival may come in weeks. Perry Hovey and Garnet Madison are also mentioned along with a Labor Day event at Athletic Park and Corry High School football Lettermen meeting with coach W W Myers as equipment is issued and practice begins tomorrow.
A scrambled quiz prompt offers 10 questions mixing memory tests and general history. It mentions answers on the Classified Page and references diverse topics from Magna Carta meaning to Fourteen Points, Indian and European regions, and a satirical note about Little Bighorn. It includes garbled phrasing and stray geopolitical lines.
Local and regional items cover betting pools near Erie County facing police warnings in Meadville while governors eye limited play. Fort Monmouth Honor Award recipient Ste Merton H Crowell featured. Erie Railroad introduces new equipment for yard cleanup. Household moves include Mrs Joan Feldt Joann Thompson heading to New York State Home Extension in Buffalo. Polio case kin of Dr I S Kelsey family noted in Corry area. Traffic incidents and a near-miss on a west city road reported. Community contest winners Naomi Rooka fellow and Shirley Tillotson gain pageant recognition. Grants and endowments at Chautauqua Institution cited, with large attendance and donations. Local business meetings attract 160 dealers. Elks president Harry T Leson highlighted. Bird story about a pheasant allegedly hanging itself amid cornstalks noted. Crochet prize Naomi Rooka fellow tops Wattsburg Fair. Auto accident boasting speedway driver suggests high road risk. 80,000 Americans traveling by highway anticipated. Registration drive prompts roving registrar headlines. Postcripts joke about police and a dog. Western Union rate hike slated for next Monday. New baby born to Carlson family shares initials with sibling. Speculation on registered voters and cash inducements ends with a National Geographic Society note.
Two Erie pharmacists, Leo J Swantek and Gerrity, were arrested in a state crackdown on dangerous drug trades. Alderman Edwit Bowes named them, both at the same east side drug store, accused of failing to comply with fillings. They pled not guilty and were released on $300 bail each. hearings set for September 16.
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