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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment hints at an alleged price setting in a police case. It mentions an oven and terms like principal and official but readability is limited. The readable bits suggest a crime or misconduct notice without clear names or dates.
Associated Press reports Gordon Campbell Kerr, a boy weighing stx pounds 7 ounces, born by Caesarean operation at Colorado General Hospital. The first telecast of a human birth, viewed by millions, made Gordon the youngest TV star. Parents, the Kerrs, and the Army father watched nervously as the operation proceeded.
In Washington, Adial Stevenson and President Truman meet to review the Democratic party’s past and plan its future. The talks, likely to define Stevenson’s role, follow his arrival from Atlantic City after memorial services for CIO leader Philip Murray. A confusing insert about a baby’s birth and All Saints Day appears as stray text.
A committee of the Erle County Bar Association led by Ady Fred Jones prepares a petition for a third common pleas judge in Erle County. They cite 185 divorces last term after 2,000 plus in prior periods and urge Ally Gen Robert Woodside to approve the judgeship in Harrisburg this week.
Eastern Air Lines resumed some Constellation flights today at Miami International Airport, ordering striking flight engineers to return to work by 2 p.m. or face job loss. A Super Constellation tour departed at 8:30 a.m. under a light engineer supervisor, with New York departures at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. planned, as the Constellation fleet remains grounded since Monday amid a wage dispute and union negotiations.
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania has collected 4.39 million dollars in tolls on 10 bridges bought from private owners in 1949 1950. State paid 6.47 million for nine spans, Walnut Street Bridge in Harrisburg remains under litigation. Highways Secretary Schmidt says tolls may end sooner than the original 1957 estimate once the Walnut Street case is resolved.
Carl A Triscari about 41 a former Jamestown resident was killed yesterday in Syracuse when the car he rode in struck a concrete abutment. He was the son of Thomas and Sara Muzziurca Triseart of Jamestown and married Helen Benenatl of Jamestown. The Trisearis moved to Syracuse in 1940. Survived by his wife two daughters Sara and Marie Bleena and a son Thomas all of Syracuse a brother Anthony Tris cart and a nephew Brian Trisearl both of Jamestown.
In Equity Court Judge Herbert A. Mook ordered briefs to be filed for later arguments in the dispute between E. P. Lee and family of Canadohta Lake against Charles L. Smith and Union City residents. The Lees seek an injunction to stop Union City from running a cigarette and ice cream concession on the property, claiming the sale violates a prior agreement.
Venezuela named a new president after a government backed electoral front led the official count. Peres Junenez announced plans to review results as the Supreme Electoral Goumeil reported 570,123 votes for the government front and 479,080 for URD, with COPET at 198,003. Just over two million were eligible to vote amid censorship after the results.
Philadelphia report describes a blood lane fusion method by Dr. Joseph Stokes Jr at Children's Hospital. Fresh blood is separated to plasma and red cells returned to the donor, aiming to boost gamma globulin protection and disease resistance. If safe, one person could provide up to fifty transfusions a year, replacing the current five or six.
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