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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1953

Page

4

How's Your I Q A Brain Teaser From The Classifieds

Ten questions test general knowledge from literature history and currency. It asks authorship of Blithe Spirit and La Forza del Destino, meanings of embus and debus, Rome bodyguards, Seward's Folly, Helsinki's country, postal cards, Dillinger death, nickel copper content, and plant starch to sugar conversion.

Embus Debus George C United States Rome Whitland U.S Seward Folge Fs Helsinki Crimmel John Dillinger

Bank Directors Reelect Officers at Annual Meeting

Twenty years ago Directors of Citizens National Bank held their reorganizational meeting reelecting J. J. Desmond as president S. G. Sweet as vice president H W Parker cashier Miss Margaret McCarthy and Walter Street as assistant cashiers. Several local incidents include injuries from falls on city sidewalks and guild officers being chosen. Clebert Curtis opened a jewelry store on South Center Street adjoining the Pontal Telegraph Company offices.

Citizens National Bank J. J. Desmond G. Sweet H.W. Parker Margaret McCarthy Walter Street Emmanuel Guild Perry Collier J. J.,haight James Harden W. M. Sandburg Pest Clebert Curtis South Center Street Pontal ‘Telegraph Company Uearlow Blow

Six Sentences In County Court In Erie

Six men from Erie were sentenced yesterday before Judge Burton R. Laub for crimes including theft forgery drunken driving and car theft. Rob ert Hoover received three years probation. Ray Spangenburg and Eric were also placed on probation for three years. John Kuni for drunken driving fined eight dollars and eight weeks in jail. Pied Kulterna Evie and Doug Smith were jailed two to four years for car theft. Myron Perry received three months per worthless check charge, two years on false pretense, all sentences to run concurrently.

Erie Robert Hoover Burton R. Laub Hoover Ray Spangenburg Eric John Kuni Pied D. Kulterna Evie Doug Smith Myron G. Perry

Food prices hit record highs in 1952 reports

Pittsburgh prices for fruits vegetables and canned goods rose sharply in 1952 despite high farm production. Droughts and the removal of price controls pushed retail food costs upward, with fresh foods and items like corn apples and sweet potatoes increasing notably.

Pittsburgh

Southern Strength in Congress Shifts with 1952 Elections

The article notes that Texans Johnson and Rayburn lead the Senate and House respectively, with Mills of Arkansas heading the House Democratic caucus. It reports a rising Southern share of Democratic seats in the new 83rd Congress, increasing in both chambers and signaling stronger Southern influence on key committees and leadership roles.

Congress Johnson Senate Rayburn House Rep Mills Arkansas Democratic Caucus Sen. Johnson McFarland Arizona Kentucky Oklahoma Tennessee Hoover

Record High Farm Output Challenges Price Decline Theory

The record farm production year shows high output does not guarantee lower prices, especially in emergencies with sustained demand. Crops such as corn wheat rice potatoes dry beans soybeans and tree nuts rise, while cranberries surge with no price controls allowing retailers to command top prices.

Farmer Arrested For Misrering Animals In Town

A farmer was arrested on a charge of failure to provide proper food and drink for animals after a late Thursday bail appearance. Joseph Anderson said the case involved a head of cattle and two horses. Deputies Vil lafrank and Trippyn investigated. the farmer was arraigned Saturday before Peace Justice Ollen Ottaway.

Wassning Parker Road Westfield Ollen Ottaway Joseph Anderson Josepht Villafrank Paul

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