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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1953
Page
3
Readable text fragment mentions names Justin Ho A and Hel EM AN Wyentee Pleas NS, signaling a court plea or legal filing. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the fragment provided.
Local reference item lists multiple prominent office buildings in New York Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago along with Associated Press publication rights and postal details. Includes rates and deadlines for mailing subscriptions and advertising.
As the National Collegiate Athletic Association opens in Washington on January 8, a ten man TV committee is likely to urge continued curbs on football telecasts to Notre Dame and other powers. Ed Krause declares Notre Dame will not accept televised restrictions, a view echoed by Penn and even U S government attorneys in a separate antitrust case against the National Football League. The Justice Department argued that restricting TV would suppress college games, a point the judge pressed during the Philadelphia trial.
In Anning Pa Mrs Winifred Schwartz, 30, an expectant mother, is home recovering from a rare heart operation performed in Pittsburgh on December 23. A surgeon pressed open a nearly closed valve to restore blood flow between heart and lungs. Doctors say the procedure saved both her life and that of her unborn child, who is due in about four months.
Oil City man T. J. Perry, 50, was killed when his car overturned Saturday near Cranberry Township after veering from Route 257 toward Oil City. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Kira Evans, of Oil City, escaped injury. State Police reported the car struck the berm and rolled multiple times. cause unclear, possible driver fatigue.
George S. Kaufman will rejoin CBS television's This Is Show Business on June 24 after a protest wave over his December remark about Silent Night. CBS says the show will move to Saturday nights under new sponsorship. Kaufman argues his comment criticized the overuse of Christmas carols in advertising rather than religion.
Mrs. Mitchell Lee, about 8, died at Stem Memorial Hospital from third degree burns received at home Saturday. A semi invalid confined to a wheelchair, she was burned when clothing ignited by a lamp and her screams drew neighbors and firemen. Survived by foster son Henry Leib, location unknown. body to Musser funeral home. funeral plans incomplete.
Kane Saturday report states Stackpole Carboh Co of St Marys Pa buys the Phillips Jones Co plant in Kane for about 250000 dollars. Building covers over 65000 square feet on two floors with three and a half acres of land. Phillips Jones makers of Van Heusen shirts. Stackpole will shift to heavy industrial equipment. Purchase expected to reshape Kane area labor, moving from female to majority male employment.
A summary of past local events notes Glen Miller and B. Wilcox leading a Taxpayers Union appeal for a 25 percent pay cut for county workers. Merrill Lillie reports a horse death at his barn. Center Alley renovations near Center Street are described. Clymer Tugh's team wins 29-13 at Junior High. Dairymen’s League officials plan a East Main Street plant meeting with local businessmen to strengthen ties with milk producers.
A Pittsburgh blurb notes a delayed trial of Frederick H. Almeyer, former deputy collector of internal revenue, charged with extortion and embezzlement, while a text on a 10 question IQ style quiz asks about the most recent UN member, a disease from pressure changes, a silver-tongued figure, animal nursing traits, a version of France, Germany’s UN status after WWI, the capital of Pennsylvania, the meaning of cola, Hiawatha’s goal, and Stevenson’s campaign manager in 1959.
A 24 year old Corry man admitted burglary at Wing-Willi after police found his suitcase at the Erie bus station with little cash left. He claimed the theft money was spent in two weeks while traveling through Erie to Buffalo and back, and denied other city burglaries. Police noted contradictory statements and cooperation from state police and local authorities.
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