Corry News Roundup: Weather, Crime and School Absence
Weather forecasts show temperatures hitting 40 to 44 degrees amid cloudy skies with light fog and precipitation. A stolen bicycle was recovered near the Red and Gun Club on East Washington Street. Deer season affected school attendance across Corry with hundreds absent for hunting permits. U.S. Steel Pittsburgh Division reports a record year with 27,446,822 gross tons moved on the Great Lakes. Judy Christine Moser, 9, remains extremely critical from encephalitis at Corry Memorial Hospital. Pennsylvania's 1952 industrial output totaled 22.4773 billion dollars, down from 1951. A fire in a Ray Nagett home crib was extinguished by a passerby before emergency units arrived. The extended forecast calls for above normal temps into early December with scattered showers. Local merchants will stay open Wednesday afternoons through Christmas Week as a new practice.
Russia claims atomic arsenal in Siberia amid repatriation tales
A freed Japanese survivor alleges a Russian atomic plant near the Angara River west of Lake Baikal in South Central Siberia. He describes slave labor and says 812 former Japanese captives reported as released by the Japanese Red Cross, amid prior rumors of atomic installations in the region.
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AT&T Plans Atlantic Cable With $95 Million Investment
AT and T announced a plan to build a transatlantic telephone cable at a cost of 95 million dollars. It will be the longest undersea cable, laid at mid ocean depths, with 25 years of developmental work by the Long Lines Department. The project should take three years to finish.
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Trains Collide On Erie Line Injuring 16 in Paterson
Two Erie Railroad passenger trains collided on a trestle near Paterson New Jersey injuring at least 16 people none in serious condition. The crash blocked the main line as the Erie Limited and a Jersey City Waldwick local were moving slowly in rain. Local hospital reports four injured, St Josephs treated several more, all New Jersey residents.
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Hunters Report Success Amid Mild Weather in Corry Area
With mild conditions, a large crowd of Corry and nearby hunters pursued deer in the woods today. Visibility improved over yesterday, boosting chances of bagging a buck as locals submit hunting reports and weights for several deer and points across multiple townships and counties.
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Safety belts urged as lifesaving auto measure
An AMA exhibit argues safety belts could save thousands in highway crashes. It cites 459 of 639 Indian deaths last year possibly survivable with seat belts or car safety changes, presented by Elmer Paul Indiana State Police and Trooper John Elen at a highway safety symposium during the AMA meeting.
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Brooks Rocks and Glenson Hollow at 195 Ths event
Thomas Lathrop and John Baroth participate in a sequence of 8 and 6 point throws at Brooks Rocks with 185 Ths and 115 Ths noted, referencing Glenson Hollow as a location marker.
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Dulles Sees Moscow Push For Foreign Ministers Meeting
Secretary Dulles says Moscow’s bid for a foreign ministers parley marks a substantial diplomatic and moral win for the West. He questions Berlin as a site noting its division and suggests Vienna might be better. Moscow reversed earlier hard conditions for the talks.
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