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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1952
Page
3
A terse report notes a federal meeting adjusting metal allocations amounting to 16 000 units. Officials, likely including department heads, discussed supply controls and distribution priorities amid emerging shortages. The item highlights policy shifts affecting producers and markets.
Washington January 23 Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee announced plans for a formal bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He scheduled a news conference at 3 p.m. and did not offer further guidance. Supporters have filed his name for the April 11- primaries alongside Senator Brien McMahon. McMahon also entered the race, with Truman still undecided on a second term. Humphrey agreed to run as a favorite son in Minnesota on March 18 at Truman's request. Purdue Princeton football team posted a 59.7 percent pass completion rate, a highlight in their Eastern League season.
Reverend Tyan Shreve led the Barnal Church of North East service for Ernest A Williams at Byneker Kealing Funeral Home at 2:30 PM. Bearers included Richard Theodore and John Williams, Harvey Banks, Stanley Kasper, Francis Slattery, Andrew Paulson, and Hensy Hill. interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives and friends traveled from Washington DC, Springfield Mars, Oll City, Ti tusville, Unio City, Spartansburg, and North East to attend.
Mauron Meuron, a North East resident, died at Hamot Hospital after being struck by a car on January 17 at 6 45 am while crossing Clay and Smediey streets. Driver Clyne Damon, 20, was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian as Peace Justice Tavis Pease issued a summary notice. Coroner Warter W Wood opened an investigation into the death.
John Pho) of Sreshy,meren county, has been appointed game protector in Crawford county townships of the “Tinstille are He succeeds Ramiuel B Shadwway at the Western Game Farm Courtridge Springs Putnam assumed his new duties January 15. He is a former district game protector in Susquehanna county and a Navy veteran. Putnam was born in Hovhester, NC, moved to Crosby young, attended school there and in pany IO4E joined the Navy becoming a diver and salvage duty in the Atlantic. Discharged 1947 after six-year enlistment. He returned to school, attended Veterans High School in Buialor Ae, joined the Pennsylvania Game Commission, graduated from Ross L. Leffler School of Conservation, and was assigned as district game protector in Susquehanna county in 1949. In October 1950 the Navy recalled him for duty at Naval Air Station Ti firmary Quonset Point Long Island as hospital corpsman, discharged January 11 this year awaiting assignment. The area includes Ol Breck Wayne Randolph Try Steuben Athes Sparta Rome and Bloomfield townships.
A home fire in East Branch, Warren County, claimed a mother and five children, left eight injured, and required swift rescue efforts by volunteers and neighbors. The chaos began when the father reportedly was at home and the mother away, with a five child family present during the blaze. Firefighters faced difficulty, and two sisters escaped through doors while others were trapped inside as the structure burned.
Riot violence in Tunisia's French protectorate escalates with at least three policemen killed and two hostages seized as Arab demonstrators target Moknine. Shops close in Tunis. Arab leaders demand independence and seek UN intervention.
Wisconsin visit notes Senator Taft urging farmers to self manage farm production controls. He says government should focus on price supports and finance, but may support controls in emergencies. Speech to Chamber of Commerce dinner in Monroe with about 1600 attendees.
William Peters aged 51, first elected burgess of Bald win borough, died yesterday from a heart attack. Peters was installed in office in January.
A Western Pennsylvania Communist party figure connected to a trial was recessed until Friday following a previous session. The defense attorney indicated the case would resume after further proceedings.
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