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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1952
Page
6
A Corry area paragraph notes legal filings at the Erie County Courthouse, elected post officers of the Lt Archie W Thompson Post, a property transfer on the Corry area, and local public welfare items. Reports include polio totals at Bradford Hospital, politics from Erie County, park funding requests, and weather-driven flood notes across the region.
Testimony by John W. Davis alleges that Dulles first recommended Alger Hiss to head the Carnegie Foundation for International Peace. Stevenson defends statements on Hiss while Eisenhower and Dulles face scrutiny over the Hiss affair amid campaign criticism. A separate Pittsburgh item reports a Christmas tree dispute at the Davis building, with a 4 5 foot tree requested and a truck clipping a top.
The Supreme Court resumed hearings on whether states may constitutionally maintain separate white and Negro schools. The case, arising in Kansas, South Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, and the District of Columbia, challenges segregation laws with NAACP lawyers seeking to strike them down.
New Kensington, Pa. former teller Grotefend who stole 16,000 from the First National Bank and spent it on slot machines was released on parole today after serving less than six months of a 15 month sentence. He was freed from Lewisburg Prison on December 2 after FBI agents arrested him following a guilty plea before Judge William Alvah Stewart on June 13.
About 100 Penn- locale motel operators and tour officials heard Robert Nelson of the Virginia Travel Council outline advice to extend beyond borders to boost tourist trade in Pennsylvania. The meeting reflected regional efforts to attract travelers despite state lines.
Protestant leaders urged churches to mobilize their millions of members as active workers to keep Christianity a strong force in American life. The Seasonal General Assembly sessions featured talks by the council president and general secretary and a report on the council’s work. James Faunce of Doylestown presided at the association’s first membership meeting.
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