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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1952
Page
4
Publisher and editor names listed with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. Advertising deadlines set at 9 a.m. prior publication date with rates by mail and periodical terms noted.
The Journal argues against a gas rate hike, noting rising costs across wages, goods, and services. It urges public consideration of the Pennsylvania Gas Company's need to maintain adequate natural gas supply while acknowledging potential reader disagreement.
Gen Hoyt Vandenberg Air Force chief of staff says it would be catastrophic to reduce U S plane output now. He notes Russia built five times as many planes as the U S in the past five years and discusses the American buildup toward a 148 wing Air Force.
Police confiscate beer and distilled spirits from a North Center street inn dubbed The Sandwich Shop as part of a morning raid. News items note area business additions including Root Furniture Store expansion and a Hoover Gleaning Company service station at Guignon Hardware.
Major Steele of Exie a deaf mute received a two year sentence in the Western Penitentiary on morals charges after a court session where Judge Burton R. Laub again used sign language to communicate. A sign language expert had been requested to aid interpretation last week when the sentence was deferred.
Erie Meter Systems plans a $400000 bond issue to fund new diesel oil pumping equipment and expand West Coast distribution. President Carlson said demand from railroads and industry grows as diesel locomotives increase use, with pumps up to 100 gallons a minute not yet developed. Current pumps operate at New York Central yards in Detroit and with U S forces in Tunisia.
New York Film Critics crown High Noon as Best Film of 1952. Sir Ralph Richardson wins Best Actor for Breaking Through the Sound Barrier, Shirley Booth named Best Actress for Come Back Little Sheba, Fred Zinnemann Best Director for High Noon, Forbidden Games named Best Foreign Film. Erie Meter Systems noted for growth from auto to aviation to rail transport.
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