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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1952
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references a court setting with jurors and judge. Names and specifics are unclear but imply a legal proceeding or trial context. The readable words suggest a Rial or trial-related scene with judicial figures involved.
The American Locomotive Co at Dunkirk resumes production after a Taft Hartley injunction ends a 107 day CIO steelworkers strike. E F Murphy says 300 workers will be on duty today with more to report tomorrow. Earlier, a portable radio theft report from East Washington Street HQs was filed by Lt Merlin Gaskell. A Clymer Conservation Club meeting slated for December 18 will appoint a nominating committee for officers in January.
Funeral services for Arthur L. Scholton were held yesterday afternoon at 1 30 at Lue Davison Funeral Home with Rev Harris officiating. Bearers included Perry Mead John Bennink Earl Wickwle Worth Hammond Elher Bush and George Schramling Interment followed in the family lot at Saeasterntown Cemetery. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gleason Mrs Albert Gleason and Mr and Mrs H V Gleason of Ashville Mr and Mrs Raymond Hewes Mayville Mr and Mrs O Carlson Jamestown Mr and Mrs Lee Sikes Meadville and Fred W Maxwell Saegerstown Others attended from Columbus and vicinity.
By Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Travis Hall 27 was arrested by two San Francisco police inspectors in Richmond California in connection with the mass slaying of a grocer and three children in Chester California Hall was taken to the San Francisco Jail where he was booked on a holding charge His father Wendell Hall 49 was also arrested and booked on a similar charge in Fresno police custody
The Associated Press reports Dwight D. Eisenhower defeated Adlai Stevenson on November 4 in a national election setting a turnout of 61,597,861 ballots. Eisenhower carried 9 states with 432 electoral votes. Stevenson won 9 states with 89. Official electors meet January 6, and Eisenhower takes office January 20. The total tally set multiple records, surpassing 1940 and 1948 figures, with 39 states posting turnout above 1 percent of eligibles.
News brief reports Mr and Mrs Duane Baw fan celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary at home with about 200 guests including relatives from Jamestown Mayville North East Mayville and Florida. Decor featured yellow carnations and a tree-tiered cake with gold leaf. Relatives and friends attended from Columbus Cory Sherman Lakewood and more. gifts included several money purses.
A meeting at the Leet Bulung saw the American Lowton Auwillany host a beer dinner for 35 men. The event introduced the Clynwr Be Wes Mets Club with farmers showing interest in the project. Clymer binser and Ground Bers discussed operations at the Tennessee Gas station overseen by St Liepra. Rayelin Eyl outlined the station plan while 80 or 40 greg employers were noted at the piping station. Mrs Harriet Newhauy and Mrs Jumie Belkway prepared travel plans to California.
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