04 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1952
Page
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Multiple storms delivered wide weather swings across the country over the weekend. A central Rockies blizzard killed three, dust and rain hit Texas, and high winds offshore sent a Panamanian freighter aground near Cape Hatteras. Rain threatened the Ohio River valleys as flood levels rose.
Bedford Pa February 4 Rep Vera Buchanan of McKeesport Pa is in fair condition at Bedford Memorial Hospital after a turnpike collision that fractured her right knee and caused facial cuts. Also injured was Margaret McGivern 65 of McKeesport mother of Buchanan's secretary. The crash followed Democratic district leaders endorsing Buchanan for re election.
A major Cumberland Md downtown blaze on Baltimore avenue enveloped three buildings including Maurice's department store and Shinnamon's shoe shop. Firefighters fought for an hour to halt spread using six high pressure hoses. The fire began in an indoor storeroom housing the Potomac Edison Power Company offices.
Harold L. Ickes former interior secretary and public works chief died at 6 25 p m in Washington after a week long illness. He rose from obscurity in 1932 to be a volatile figure, clashing with Harry Hopkins and guiding WPA projects during the New Deal era. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at All Souls Unitarian Church with burial in Sandy Spring Maryland.
Homer Wemonous, volunteer chair, released final accounting for a local drive raising 1076.90 for Mrs Mary Piccirillo who has multiple sclerosis. Of 1076.00 raised, 921.58 has been disbursed to expenses. the remaining balance remains in reserve for future care.
City Council will hold its first February regular meeting this evening with routine items and a few special matters. Prior to the session, fire and police pension fund representatives meet to reorganize for the year. The January financial reports from City Treasurer Carlton Sith and City Engineer Don Williams will be presented, and budget items submitted for approval.
A mobile unit will visit Carry High School on February 29 for a free school X ray survey checking students, teachers, athletes and staff for tuberculosis and chest diseases. The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association leads the effort with Christia Seal and Pennsylvania Department of Health. other area schools Wesleyville North East and Wattsburg will be scanned later.
Two motorists were cited after weekend crashes. Michael Zdarko and Eric Wie, listed as residents of Union City and Holl, faced reckless driving charges and misplaced headlamps in separate incidents. Police reported three witnesses and estimated damages around 1850 dollars.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company plans a 1.2 million loan from National Fuel Gas Company if the SEC approves. Funds would finish a 12 inch Roystone PA to Erie pipeline, now two sections, with Warren to Erie completion targeted this year. National Fuel would use 18 million in debentures to repay Chase Bank loans and finance loans to subsidiaries.
John Wilcox of 18 East Street is set for an afternoon hearing before Alderman M. Cobbett on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Constable John Cullen arrested him after grocery owners Donnie Frisina and Tony Rezzelle reported cashed checks for 50 and 40 dollars with insufficient funds. Wilcox pleaded guilty at arraignment and posted bond. restitution is planned.
Five youths attempted a sneak robbery aboard an Erie train from Binghamton to Olean. Two were later captured near Olean after stealing cash and a watch, with most money recovered later at Olean and Meadville.
Newark story reports Stuart Folaman set to receive 90000 on his 25th birthday October 24 and plans a trust for his three month old son. He will continue driving buses and may partner with his boss. The inheritance comes from his grandfather, a Newark wholesale butcher.
The January 22 crash of an American Airlines DC 3 into a residential district in Elizabeth, New Jersey, has raised the death toll to 30. Mrs. Rose Caruso, 52, perished in the blaze after the plane struck her home, with hospital officials reporting the latest casualty figures.
Newbold Morris returns to Washington to help set up a sweeping Justice Department inquiry led by Attorney General Tom Clark. The investigation will review all federal departments after congressional probes into alleged waste and mismanagement. Morris signals plans to recruit Louis J. Warner as chief of staff as scrutiny tightens.
Benjamin F Fairless told a Wage Stabilization Board panel that matching wage demands would cut federal income tax payments by about 60 percent but raise prices. He warned higher wages would prompt inflation and force price controls, arguing against a $3,000 yearly minimum and other gains sought by the United Steelworkers. The testimony followed CIO union arguments last week and precedes a potential February 23 steel industry strike.
Harrisburg reports a 1951 act overhauls county by county real estate assessment procedures across 58 counties. Exemptions apply to first through eighth class counties, with new rules for public disclosure of assessment ratios and a 75 percent valuation ceiling for tax decisions. A related Nairobi item notes royal officials in Kenya and a centenarian dies in Hazleton, showing varied regional notices.
A United Nations Command spokesman said that Allies and Communists have moved closer to an armistice in Korea with staff officers drafting supervision plans for a prisoner exchange. Talks aimed at speedier negotiations continue as five nation armistice delegations prepare for a Wednesday session.
The 40th Division arrived in Korea and fought a snowbound patrol clash east of Kumsong with Chinese forces. The engagement, the day’s largest, occurred amid -15 degree cold with ground action and air strikes. A Sabre jet pair reported hits on two Red jets in the combat.
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