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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1952
Page
6
Police investigated a missing child report about Hazel Gray 13 claimed by Lester Gray on West Bond Street. Later notes indicate Hazel is not missing, but family estrangement remains, as officers continue routine checks and other city incidents are logged.
Mrs. Ray Primer of 228 Essex Street suffered a heart attack and collapsed in the business district yesterday afternoon. She was removed to Corry Memorial Hospital by Bracker-Keating Ambulance and her condition today is reported as poor.
United Nations infantrymen in Korea won and failed to recapture two objectives at Sasi Bilge amid heavy fighting. MN forces claimed one objective after a 15 minute clash and another after a 10 minute engagement with a Red force of unknown size.
A Jefferson Medical College student, missing since Friday, arrived home in Philadelphia with his family. He could not explain his three days away or sudden memory loss. The couple’s children, Marthe Ann, Marilynn, and Darwin, awaited homecoming.
FBI arrests eight in a major international auto theft ring based in New York Hoboken and other cities. Cars including deluxe Cadillacs were shipped to Cuba Mexico and Venezuela with some recovered. Fourteen more arrests were noted and further recoveries expected.
Ohio Governor Lausche and aides pursue an allotment of steel from the National Production Authority to advance a northern Ohio turnpike project. Officials including W. Shocknessy and T. J. Kauer meet with NPA steel division and Public Works leaders to secure 70,000 tons for the third quarter.
Paris reports President Vincent Auriol began seeking a new prime minister after Rene Pleven’s cabinet resigned. The center coalition collapsed following 041-243 defect votes on the 1962 budget, leaving France with a caretaker government while Auriol searches for successors.
Pittsburgh June 8 A man identified as Steve Stephens 61 of Clinton was killed when struck by a car while walking along Route 30 about 15 miles west of Pittsburgh authorities said.
The body of Mrs. Rose J. Luck, 12, of Oil City, was recovered from the Allegheny River by Oil City Sand and Gravel Co. workers at 4:20 p.m. Coroner Maurice Dinberg ruled death by drowning and asphyxia, identifying it as a self-inflicted act. A passerby heard a splash near the Erie Railroad bridge and attempted a rescue as crewmen from the gravel company joined in the search.
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