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01 Dec 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
Dec 01, 1952
Page
1
City Burglar Among Convicts Reported At Large
Pittsburgh police captured Ralph Mastermonica 20 of Pillshareh after an eight convict escape from Western State Penitentiary using razor knives to overpower guards. They slid down a 70 foot wall on a rope of sheets and towels. a ninth and a tenth man surrendered or was captured. One fugitive fled to a nearby restaurant in McKeesport and another near Clairton. Six prisoners fled in a car and two ran off. Wounded guards included John Peterman and Willis Egle. the escape prompted alerts to neighboring states. Continued coverage on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Waitten
Wester State Penitentiary
McKeesport
Clairton
Cornel F. McNelis
Hey
John Peterman
Williun Egle
Virgil Tone
Ingram
Hunters flock as deer season opens across Corry region
The 1952 deer season opened with harsh cold as many hunters headed out in Corry. Henry Magiit Sr. bagged the first reported deer, a 1 point, at Blue Eye within 15 minutes. Roger Sheehan, age 12, took a 5 point buck weighing 125 pounds nearby. Mrs. Martin Keppel became the first local woman to report a deer, a 10 point buck at Carter Hill, weighing about 225 pounds, in a party with Hillstrom and Armour. The prize deer was planned for display at Hillstrom’s camp with hopes of a win for their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Keppel
Corry
Henry Magiit Sr
Blue Hye
Roger Sheehan
Blue Eye
Carter Hill
CA. Hillstrom
D. Armour ‘Hillstrom
Cardinal elevation planned for Alofaise Breblnac Hasse
Yugoslavia reports Archbishop Alofaise Breblnac Hasse will miss Krasic but plans to attend a consistory in Rome for formal elevation to cardinal. This marks a major step in the Catholic Church's hierarchy with Hasse to receive the red hat in a Vatican ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefinac
Krasic
Yugoslavia
Alofaise Breblnac
Cold Wave Barely Misses Town as Temps Plunge
The day saw a sharp fall in readings with a high near 20 degrees and a chilly evening. Weather observer George Mulder reported frigid air after a warm spell, with forecasts calling for lingering cold tonight and a possible storm moving in by tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulder
Fiint
aMernoon
Pennsylvania
Quiz Brings Grand Jury Closer to Brink's Robbery Case
Boston and Pennsylvania authorities prepare for grand jury testimony in the Brink's Boston headquarters robbery case involving Joseph O Keeffe and J Stanley Gusciora. FBI efforts to move associates met legal hurdles while suspects face questions on gun possession and alleged links to the largest cash haul in U.S. crime history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pennsylvania
Brick
Joseph Specs
O'Keefe
O'Keele
Bradford
FBI
O’keefe
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Jim
J. Stanley Gusciora
Stoughton
Mass
Gusclora
Brink
Stanley
Joseph
Francis J.W. Ford
Guscioras
U.S
Pone
Ex-Bank President Indicted Over Bank Shortage
Pittsburgh area former bank president Mile K. Ruse, 62, of Uniontown, Fayette County, faces federal charges of embezzling between 4000 and 7000 dollars. Indictment returned October 33 but kept secret until last Saturday. Ruse resigned January 20 after arrest and is free on 120000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amovigendress
Pittsburgh
Mile K. Ruse
Marion First National Bank
Fayette County
Ruse
A. S. Atty
Edward Boyle
Uniontown
FET
Army of Hunters Passes Through Corry to Woods
Hundreds of motorists report hazardous driving conditions as an army of hunters traversed through Corry toward woods. Despite treacherous roads, state police say only one serious accident was reported in the area during the morning patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army OF Hunters
Corry
Garry Yeo
Parly
Focal
Absenteeism High In Schools and Plants
Absenteeism peaked as hundreds of Conry students missed classes to hunt on opening deer season. In the school system 201 students were absent, led by Senior High with the bulk missing, while Concord Washington Fairview and Harding reported illness related gaps. Industrial plants echoed the trend with up to 40 percent absent for hunting. Roads saw minor incidents and chains were needed on slopes. Local commerce rode the hunting wave as restaurants, service stations, and sporting goods shops saw strong business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conry Public School
Ine
Concord
Washington
Fairview
Harding
Forest
Warren
McKearn
Elk
Gime
Army of Nimrods
Your Blood Is Needed Your Blood Is Needed A
A call for blood donations explains eligibility 18 to 20 year olds require parental consent unless in the armed forces or married. It emphasizes broad eligibility including homemakers and workers, noting any healthy donor can save lives regardless of social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nour
Four Die In Ridgway Hunting Cabin Fire Explosion
Reserve lodge fire near Meadville kills Mrs Helen Mason 27 and her four children and injures her husband Charles Mason. A cousin Norman Keeler and two others escape as gasoline ignites while Mason tries to light the blaze. The fire traps the family inside the cabin. coroner reports all victims burned beyond recognition. Bodies at Ridgway funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Preys Ridgway
Sackebha Amu
Fig County
Cormier
BO Bakmeyer
Helen Mason
Charles Dr
John Ty
Mary Ilsne
Ateesgville
Charles Mapan Sry
Burns
Kane Suimail Hospiti
Norman Keeler
Mudville
Mason
Paul Nevin Mason
O Neil
Janet Teasdale
Mendville
Walt
Meadville
Teasdale
Nevin
Two Injured In Falls In Area One Medical Details
Two people were injured in separate falls in the Corry area this week. Minnie Stearns, 77, of Spar tansburg, was admitted with a fractured right shoulder after slipping in her kitchen. Jol Bivett Kofer, 57, of Corry, was admitted with a fractured vertebrae in the back after a fall on stairs. Ceril Hutiman, 40, of West Pleasant Street, was admitted for a broken arm sustained at work for Adirondack Lumber. Full injury extents await X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Corry
Fansburg
B.D
Ceril Hutfiman
West Pleasant Street
Adirondack Lumber Germ Pally
Newlywed youth dies of gas fumes from car near Hawley
In Honesdale Pat Arthur Wuest aged 18, married 11 weeks, was found dead yesterday in a car parked in a garage beneath his Hawley apartment. His wife Joan, also 18, was found unconscious and remained in critical condition at Wayne County Hospital. The body was discovered by the youth's uncle Frank Cron as investigators were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Pat Arthur Wuest
Is Alito
Hawley
Phe Can
Franke Cron
Cron
Wuest
Joan
Wayne County Hospital
Eisenhower Eyes Foreign Policy Team Amid Merger Talk
President Eisenhower concentrates on foreign affairs as he forms a broad advisory group. Dulles, Aldrich, Gabel Lot, and Stassen named to leadership roles at the UN and Mutual Security Agency. Milton S. Gettel and Lucius Day Will head Pentagon broadening committees as Rockefeller and Flemming join Columbia meeting. Aldrich to chair AN telephone group after Gifford resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Seetotsey
Shile Fesignale
Winthrop W Aldrich
Naomi Yes Lepday
U. S
Great Britain
Mendy Gabel Lote Jr
Massachusetts
Harold 8. Stassep
Eisenhower
Dilles
Lien Il
Thorel Win
Lodge
Aldrich
Pullles
Elsenhownel
Finenant
Lovee
Dulles
Warren R. Austin
Vermatt
Witon Loder
U.N
Get
Lucius Day Wi
Columbia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Drg Arthur
Flemming
Or Milan Risenhower
Heeng
Cleh
Rockefeller
Ohio Wesleyan University
Manapower
Office of Defense Mobilization
Milton Fisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Walter S. Gifford
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Co
Hedge
Harvard
Aldrith
Chase Naw
Bank of New York
Weather Curtails Korean Fighting Amid Stormy Skies
Weather slowed Allied air and ground operations across North Korea with clouds and rain limiting air strikes. Despite the poor conditions, fighter bombers hit Red positions on the Western Front and Marine Corsairs destroyed a road bridge and four buildings near the West Coast. Ground actions remained sporadic as Chinese forces pressed Sniper Ridge and South Korean infantry repelled assaults in brief clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seoul
Sabre
Jill Inl Jey
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
North Korea
Marine Corsairs
Redines
Blaze at Aero Supply Plant Put Out in Early Morning Fire
Surge of flames erupted in the lab area of Aero Supply during a routine heat treat operation. Fire crews arrived within minutes and used a booster line as the sprinkler system released water, preventing greater damage to instruments and records. sections of a metal duct buckled and will be replaced while damages are being assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agro Supply
Mle
Abbi
William McKay
Aine
Une Contbany
Boll Sani
Tob
Wesley Pearce
Fie
McKay
Pearce
MacFay
MacFay Turned To Ex- Igister
Corry
Aero
Precision Astruments
Uct
Two Killed in Area Traffic Accidents
Area police report November saw winter driving conditions with 22 mishaps. Two people died and 22 were injured. vehicle damage totaled 10010 dollars. Traffic arrests numbered 34, mainly speeding. one criminal arrest occurred. Police conducted 1 criminal investigation and 3 for other departments during 222 patrols covering 420 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoswiig
Lehways
City School Board to Reorganize Tonight
City school board members will meet at 7 o clock for a reorganizing session. Key positions including president vice president and duty committee heads are to be named. Public business includes routine matters and potential adoption of a new plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City School Board
Cosry Board of Wikeation
Pl & O'Vlock
ADL
eWing
Low November precipitation in Corry weather report
Weather observer Muldericle notes a cool trend after a 67 degree opening, with the November total precipitation 6.69 inches versus a 4.94 inch average. Snowfall on November 7 brought 0.64 inch moisture. many days had no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Weather Observer
Sister Kenny Buried Near Mother's Grave in Australia
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed poliomyelitis specialist, died after a 10 day siege of cerebral thrombosis and pneumonia. She was 66 and buried today near her mother's grave in Nobby, about 12 miles from Toowoomba. Hundreds attended the funeral at Neil Street Methodist Church with Charles Carlson, 115, Australian consul general in Queensland, representing the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Sydney
Australia
Elizabeth Kenny
Nobby
Toowoomba
Neil Street Methodist Church
Charles Carlson
Queensland
CIO Convention Opens as Labor Factions Scramble
In Atlantic City Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin urged a quick merger of CIO and AFL to avert internal fights at the convention. The pick for CIO president looked open with Philip Murray's death and Walter Reuther and Hoyt Hoywood factions vying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF Labor
GOP
Solid Labor Front
Reuther
Murray
Associated Prest
Atlantic City
Maurice Tobin
CIO
AFL
Reyuloyn
BIG
United Auto Werkere
CTO
Furves Wicking
Allan Fivnant
Ant Tobin
Inalee
George Main
Nissip
OWL Hadien
Unien
Haywoor
Miii
Stechworkers
Ais Ote
Atvoni
Leah Fine
Corry Blood Drive Aims 150 Donors For City Visit
Corry residents are being urged to donate 150 pints of blood at a Rex Cross Woodmobile visit on December 6 from 1 to 7 p m in the Epworth Church basement. Donations will be free of charge to patients in need, with blood supplied to any hospital serving Corry patients. Leo Hoyler, secretary of the Corry chapter, notes inquiries and calls to action are active as residents prepare for civilian and military needs through the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rex Cross
Winer
Epwons
Leo Hoylen
Ffflee
Hoyler
Red Cross
Attica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soubaue
San Ye
Navy
Mikeesport
Associaun
Western State Penitentiary
Latte
Ralph Mastermonica
Pillshareh
Grand Jury
Mother Ark
Laseline
Tobin
Cio-Afl
Gen. Eisenhower
Lie
U. N
United Nations
Noi
the United Pasir
Miry Cotemal
Annie Commu
Li's
Jnknel
Thywe
Aby
Am. S. Ees Jinyom Senate
Ae International Civil
MitChull
New York
Irnes
Feoghatett
Fip Burke
Elveden
Pov
Veliekern
Cathiolie
Hawevaity
Belgium
York
Aero Supply Plant
Mator
Red Cross Bloodmobile
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