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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1952
Page
3
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The World's Day of Prayer service is set for Friday at 2 00 p m at First Methodist Church under Protestant churches of Corry sponsorship Miss Janet D Cuthbertson missionary from China will speak She arrived in China in 1917 and has endured long voyages and danger including a 50 day boat trip robbery and threats from bandits Public invited.
Erie county commissioners authorize $25,000 for property damages linked to Route 84 projects in LeBoeuf and Waterford and for highway improvements in Millcreek. The amount, split as $10,000 for LeBoeuf and Waterford and $15,000 for Millcreek, replaces a larger request from the state department of highways.
The U S battle casualties in Korea reached 105 992 today, up 05 since last week, marking the smallest weekly rise since fighting began.
Fr. Hraseamer, a Yugoslavian-born professor at Gannon College, will discuss events preceding the archbishop’s internment and current Yugoslav Catholic conditions under Reds at the Holy Name Society meeting in Cory next Tuesday. Invited guests from Holy Name groups in Kansas City will join for a social evening with sandwiches and coffee after the talk.
The Allied postmaster of Panmunjom delivered the 43rd mail pack for UN prisoners of war held by the Reds. Since December 28 about 80,000 letters have been sent to Allied prisoners, with 10,000 from prisoners for Allied families and 8,000 to Red POW families. Today's pouch held 527 letters for Red-held POWs. Major General William F. Dean and AP photographer Frank Noel reportedly receive the most letters, about 20 in the pack.
Dairy farmers in the New York metropolitan unit will receive 5.56 dollars per hundredweight for March milk, with February at 5.41 and March 1951 at 5.28. The Class I-A price is paid by handlers to the New York pool, while farmers receive a uniform price based on milk utilization at country plants in the marketing area.
Mrs. Roy H Vaughan of 161 Rollison Street Duquesne died at Cony Memorial Hospital after being admitted Monday in a coma from Spransburg. Deputy Coroner Bracken ruled death by own action amid an overdose of sleeping pills. Survived by husband, daughter Judith Ann, son Roy Vaughan, sister Mrs Joseph Horgan. Funeral home in Homestead handling arrangements.
GUAM, Feb 21. A U.S. Air Force and Navy tanker rescued four airmen who bailed out when an engine exploded 150 miles northwest of Guam. Search for a fifth man continues. Five others are presumed dead. Rescued were Capt. Michael Judge of New York, Lt. Edward W. Erickson of Superior, Wisconsin, and Pfc. James L. Dees of Camuen, Ark. A fourth survivor was picked up about nine miles from the site. name not released.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania’s three month license suspension for convicted speeders drew praise from R B Maxwell president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation. The federation which has 412000 motorists in 67 clubs backs the policy calling it the best weapon against speeding. Exceeding the limit by 1 mile per hour led to 24597 suspensions last year, as opponents grow in county courts.
Scot F Edwards died after a Tampa Florida illness Sunday rough details show the Tampa service followed by burial plans in Corry. He was a WWI Marine veteran and former shipping worker who lived in Corry for over 35 years. Survivors include sister Mrs Olds and niece Mrs Ames of Los Angeles. Easter Island mention appears in error.
Theodorus Parigales, 73, former military dictator of Greece in 1826, died today in an Athens suburb. He staged a fake plebiscite to win the presidency, abolished the constitution, ruled as a king, and was overthrown in 1927 by Gen. George Kondylis. He was jailed in a Turkish fort on Crete and freed 23 months later by Prime Minister Sophocles Venizelos without trial.
Harrisburg report states a Dauphin County court heard a challenge to a new 19 million state tax on for hire bus firms. Shirk’s Motor Express Corporation seeks injunctive relief arguing the tax violates the federal constitution and exemptions on gross receipts. The judge told the case will proceed.
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