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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
3
Master Imposter Now Undecided on His Future Plans
A Life Magazine profile details Ferdinand Waldo Demara known as Dr. Joseph Cyr and other aliases. The 1940s impersonator reveals fatigue with aliases after a string of claimed medical and academic credentials, including naval surgeon work and professorships, ending with discharge after Korean War era surgery claims. The piece notes his uncertain next move and ongoing deception patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
New York
Ferdinand Walto Demara
Royal Conadian Navy
Lawrence
Mass
Demara
Life Magazine
Joseph Cg, Cyr
Grand Rapids
New Brunswick
Ameri
End Probe In Auto Fatality
Erie January 25 investigators concluded the year’s first fatal auto crash probe. Coroner Warren W Wood said no accidental death certificate would be issued for Louis Denuick 72 of Erie struck on Birch Street by Clyde Damon 28 Norily Baggs driver of the car. District Attorney Damien J McLaughlin and Wood will decide in a few days if any action will be taken against Damon. The victim was John Maurun 9 North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
North East
Warren W. Wood
Louis 8. Denuick
Erle
Bune Tout
Downd Sehelwer
Wesleyville
Damien J. McLaughlin
Wood
Clyde Damon
Town Street
Norily Bagg
North Easboro
John Maurun
Bandits Make Off With $27,000 Payroll in Queens
Three robbers storm the One Pomonok Housing pay office in Queens snatching a $27,000 payroll. Guards were disarmed and forced to the wall as the bandits loaded the cash into a green car and fled. A later line references a hospital scene and a man posing as a psychology professor, but the main event centers on the New York payroll theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pomenok
Queens
Massey Named Canada’s New Governor General
London January 25 Vincent Massey a former farm implement maker and brother of actor Raymond Massey was approved today by King George as the first Canadian born Governor General of Canada. Churchill and the prime minister welcomed the choice noting Massey’s experience as a minister and diplomat. His appointment marks 85 years of royal representation by Britons in the dominion and symbolic links to the constitutional monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Associated Tress
London
Vincent Massey
Raymond Massey
King George
Gen
Alexander Ferme
Dominion
Britain
Fine Signs 8 Pardons and 23 Commutations
Harrisburg Jan 25 Governor John B. Fine signed eight pardons and 23 commutations of sentences on the recommendation of the State Pardons Board. Clemen cy actions include Norman W. Meyers burglary in Centre County and Joseph Amato burglary in Montgomery and Bucks counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John B. Fine
State Pardons Board
Norman W. Meyers
Centre Coun
Crawford County
John Clements Musial
Centre
Luzerne
Emerson Fisher
Northumberland
Fresh Troops Reinforce Tunisia Amid Rioting
Associated Press reports fresh troops land in Tunisia to quell nationalist uprisings. French forces, including armored units, move into Bizerta as martial law tightens. Saboteurs derail two trains near Theis, one man killed, while Tunisian cities see heavy troop presence and new reinforcements arriving from Toulon. Temperature notes from Madrid are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Duns
Nathan
Shyle
Tunisia
Georges Leygues
Nora African
Bizerta
Jguertilla
Theis
Sencca
Algeria
Toulon
France
Tax Hike Unlikely in President Budget Message
Senator Walter S. George of Georgia, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, says the tax hike Truman asked in his budget message is unlikely. He is shown in the Capitol with a bound copy of the roughly thousand-page document detailing a request for five billion dollars in new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Walter S. George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol
New Tan International
McMahon Withdraws From Illinois Democratic Primary
Senator McMahon of Connecticut asked that his name be withdrawn from the Illinois Democratic presidential primary. He sent a telegram to Illinois Secretary of State Edward J. Burpel t confirming the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Washington
Connecticut
Tinois
Edward J. Burpelt
Peninsula Map Program To Save Recreation Area
The US Army Corps of Engineers announced a plan in Washington to fund Peninsula repairs after heavy damage. federal aid could total about 1.9 million with 3.8 million state support to repair a 200 foot breach, restore Prestle Tale, and expand facilities including a larger recreation center and continuous beach. The effort aims to secure emergency allocations and use portions of a 800 thousand state appropriation signed by Gov. Fife to cover construction of new beaches and related seawalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erte
Brie
Washington
Corps of Engiineers
Buffalo Ablein
Federil
Milt Ligs
Harrisbjire
John Fife
Army Engineers
Bur Fais
Pittsburgh Man Cited for $60,000 Back Taxes
Pittsburgh reports a resident named Michael Norbutt faced federal charges over failure to pay income taxes from 1847 onward. He received a 360 day sentence with fines totaling 60,000 and potential jail time suspended. An additional lien involved predatory actions by Albert of Headly Wate Ouk borough and a borough council charge for traving his put Unprotected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Agulmat Witchael Norbutt
Pittsbureh
Buesi of
Internal Revenue
TM Cibes
Horbub Pail
Wientie
Haruek
Pred
B. Albert
Alice
Headly
Bor
Albert
Cochell
2000 Feet Apart Bulkhead Plan For Beach Defense
A shoreline protection plan proposes placing 15,000 linear feet of bulkhead to form a continuous defense along the rebuilt beach. The aim is to reduce erosion from future storms, primarily from the northeast, by spacing structures 2000 feet apart to reinforce the coastal barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubi
Nar
Egyptians Demand British Pullout in Anglo Egyptian Sudan
Fragmentary report shows Egypt pressing Britain to relinquish control in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan and to withdraw from the Suez region. Cairo also seeks involvement in Middle East defense strategies while opposing Western influence over the region. Egypt voices anger over Western-Israeli tensions and asserts regional leadership aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit
Suse
Egypt
Sudan
Middle East
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