22 Dec 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1952
Page
1
The transcription shows a damaged ad fragment for a home rental or sale. It mentions a large house with heating and bath details, pricing around 12 750, and references to rooms and photos. Contact details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference various disjointed terms and numbers from 2020 with no clear event or entities to identify or summarize into a coherent news item. The readable elements include odd letter sequences and isolated phrases without context.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice mentioning persons and a dated action. Specific names, places, or dates are not discernible, leaving the main event and stake unclear.
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower holds a conference at his Columbia University residence with four top officials and a broad committee on the Present Danner to study streamline the executive branch. Participants include John Foster Dulles Harold Stassen General William Wild Bill Donovan and Tracy Voorhees with others from Temple University and major advisers.
Washington a congressional committee urged that Soviet Russia be arraigned before the International Court on charges of murdering 18 000 Poles in the Katyn Forest massacre. The House committee urged immediate inquiry into Communist atrocities against allied nations and noted the Katyn graves discovered by German troops in 1943 near Smolensk.
Twenty one arrested by Kings County grand jury in Brooklyn as indictments accuse waterfront figures of extortion and racketeering. Funds tied to a seven billion dollar port industry and linked to the APL Association official Michael Clemente and ally Alexander Cosmos are cited.
Fragments describe a mild period with temperatures around 25 degrees and gradual warming. References to snow melting, a possible White Christmas and rain clearing later in the week are noted, with uncertain specifics due to garbled text.
A severe winter storm blanketed the Great Plains with snow and strong winds. Nebraska and Kansas reported up to forty inches of snow in some areas, with winds 38 to 50 mph causing slick roads and widespread communication outages. Chicago Midway and Des Moines faced flight and travel disruptions affecting thousands.
A House expenditures subcommittee report after evaluating 15 major U. S. bases claims waste and extravagance in the armed forces. It cites plushness and over elaborate construction at Limestone Air Base Maine MicJellan AFB California and Kelly AFB Texas plus hurried efforts to replace temporary structures and interservice rivalry for new buildings.
City officials meet in solicitor Brown's office Wednesday to award the 1954 garbage hauling contract. Bids ranged from 1 to 1.50 per month for single family service. Homer Berkhaus bids 1.50 but meets specs, others must prove equipment and bond. Change to operators may occur January 5. Warren successor named in California. Thomas H. Eichel chosen state controller to succeed Richard M. Niven in the U.S. Senate.
Police report a lack of tangible evidence after a Friday night or Saturday morning burglary at a store. About $5100 in cash and a $104 drawer loss were taken from a metal box hidden in a cardboard container. Investigators note experts found no forced entry, suggesting burglars familiar with the shop and its layout.
Kenneth Kooman of Clymer injured when a mattress moved an elevator door and toppled him from the first floor to the basement. He suffered a fractured right shoulder and was hospitalized in good condition. Other injuries include Lloyd Stirfey with thigh contusions and a sprained ankle. David Kolstee with a finger laceration. Upton Enson treated for wrist injury after a fall from a trailer pile at a fish hatchery. Embezzlement charges filed in Bellefonte against Guy Brown, former note teller at Bellefonte Trust Company, missing since last Thursday.
Police and fire department personnel voted in favor of joining the Social Security system. The measure dissolves the local pension boards and shifts workers under Social Security with a transition period expected to last about 60 days. Funds currently in pension accounts will be redirected to Social Security as payments begin, with refunds possible to the city or individuals as allocations are made.
Allied Sabre jets clashed with North Korean MiGs over the Fly River front with several MiGs shot down. American B-29 and B-26 bombers targeted supply areas on the West Coast of Korea while ground combat remained quiet apart from minor Chinese field skirmishes.
The post office will close at 6 PM on weeknights under a new schedule. Christmas day will see closures except for special delivery mail and gilt parcels. Friday is a federal holiday, so mail delivery will halt, but city deliveries and collections proceed as usual.
Northwest Missouri's Missouri City faces lengthy gas outage after a Saturday main break. About 14 000 of 80 000 residents could lose heat and many homes are without gas as crews rush to repair lines. Officials expect some homes still without service through Christmas as restorations proceed.
Cuban authorities say nine Navy officers including former commanders were dismissed by a Navy court after arrest near the end of December. The officers and their families were reported released in Havana amid unspecified charges and no clear link to a Christmas event in nearby New York.
State Police report a Saturday road crash near Ost HU on the Dalendly when Willidin Gebhard 20 of Franklin lost control, spun off Waterford road and struck a porch at the Farm House oferry Trayer. A lawn and shrubbery were damaged. total damage about 200 dollars. Gebhard was not injured.
An American evacuee in a Danish hospital ship off Taehon Harbor is tended by a doctor as Chaplain Bing Graham asks Americans to imagine the wounded boy’s life in suspension. The scene includes over 40 wounded Americans and South Koreans on double bunks while faith and compassion fill the ward.
Six hundred youngsters crowded the Idcal Moose Club for its annual Christmas party. They received toys and candy from Santa Claus, enjoyed 90 minutes of films by A. C Burgess, and will attend a Corry Jamestown sponsored party at the Rax Theatre tomorrow with more candy treats and a technicolor feature. The Duchess and Duke of Windsor, aboard Queen Mary, arrived in the United States after seven months in Europe and reiterated plans to attend the coronation when possible.
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