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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1952

Page

4

Truman Surges Past Wallace In Key States For Victory

The Missouri Senator gained votes from Florida and Maryland and Mississippi shifted 20 votes from Bankhead to Truman. With Wallace’s losses mounting, Truman led decisively as Mississippi moved, sealing the outcome. The narrative recalls 1913 New York delegates and Clark’s slipping hold as Wilson advanced to the nomination on the 46th ballot.

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A. Warns on Erie Whitewash in Police Probe

Erie District Attorney Damon McLaughlin warned Saturday against a whitewash or coverup in the city’s police misconduct inquiry. He and media attorneys await Mayor Thomas Flatley’s final report after a judge dissolved an injunction that kept hearings closed. The inquiry, ordered to probe four rumors including a policeman’s morals offense, a gun sale, and confiscated slot machines, is near completion with a final report expected this week.

ERIE Damon McLaughlin McLaughin Evie Dispatch Times WIOT Thomas Flatley Ews Medis Flately Elmer Evans Flatley Tudge Evans Jude Gerald ‘Weber

How's Your I Q A dubious old quiz with crime note

A garbled quiz sequence asks ten questions about memory and general knowledge, then shifts to a news brief claiming a police officer forced a woman to spend a night in an Erie hotel. The mayor reportedly halted investigations into numerous police misconduct rumors.

Erie

Campaign Strategy and Ballots in Presidential Nominations

The piece compares a campaign to a horse race with managers deciding when to unleash strength. It cites Taft on June 13 and Farley guiding Roosevelt’s path to a multi-ballot convention, noting shifts in votes across ballots and the role of strategic reserve. The narrative recounts Farley’s deals and Wallace versus Truman dynamics in 1948.

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Summer visitors and relatives gather across towns

Miss Terry Newhouse of Little Valley visits grandparents and relatives including the Newhouse and Groler households. Calls from Mr and Mrs N E Bolliot and Mr and Mrs Claude Geertson of Maye Ville. Ethel Sigunis from Sheldon visits cousins in the Legters and Cady families. Dertha Legters Duggan and son Ben from Macon Georgia arrive for several weeks. Mrs. Henry Tenpas and children join relatives in Hamilton and Holland for July. Funeral attendance noted for aunt Mrs Gullick in Meadville. Beatrice Schiller of Schenectady and Alan Johnson of Irwin visit Ida Johnson.

Terry Newhouse Little Valley Alfred Newhouse Welter Grolers N. ¥. Biliott Claude Geertson Maye Ville Frank ‘Neckers Ethel Sigunis Sheldon Town Leon Legters Jennie Cady Herman Cady Dertha Legters Duggan Ben Macon Clymer Clifford Otoyy Rey Joshua Hogenboom Sors Dedn Kermit Holland Miah Henry Tenpas Joan and Billy Hamilton Mich Garret Tenpns Roy Grovink Garrey Querreveld Glary Croscuit Gullick Meadville Beatrice Schiller Seheneck Alan Johnson Irwin, N Ida Johnson

Plans for active revival of Corry Hospital campaign

Twenty years ago plans for reviving support for Corry Hospital were formulated. Clyde F. Brown was re-elected president of the board for another year. Company A, 61 strong, prepared to depart for a two week summer encampment at Mount Gretna. Wing-Will's No. 1 store on North Center Street underwent interior improvements and an attractive new exterior. No new chief of vote was announced for mayor Ben F. Starr. the appointment might come at City Council, but no mention at the last meeting. Worth Hammond named to head the Corry Athletic Club to promote amateur boxing and affiliate with the Allegheny Mountain AAU. Asbestos first used in automobile brake linings in 1908.

Corry Hospital Association Clyde F. Brown North Center Street Northside Votive 10 John Mt. Ruppersbarger Ben F. Starr Weeldr Sussioi Worth Hammond Corry Allegheny Mountain Amateur Athletic Union

Pittsburgh AFL drivers vote to strike over wages

Bus and limousine drivers for Airlines Transportation Co. have voted to strike to back wage demands. No date is set. Current pay is $1.31 per hour. they seek $1.90 per hour.

Pittsburgh AFL The Airlines Transportation Co

News Notes From Clymer Vicinity

Mrs Donald Dickinson and children Brent and Brenda of Corry visited her parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Teculver. Wednesday Mrs Roy Gravink hosted a birthday party at her Hartfield home for Jennie Gravink Minnie Mayerink and Gertle Legters with about 20 guests. A cake bearing the honorees’ names centered the table and was baked by Mrs John Legters and Mrs James Gravink. The group sang and Mrs Gravink accompanied on the electric organ. The honorees received a gift from the group. Legters family members later left by train for Pomona California to visit Everett Legiers and family for a few days.

Clymer Donald Dickinson Brent Brenda of Corry Edgar Teculver Roy Gravink Hartfield Jennie Gravink Minnie Meyerink Gertle Legters John Legters James Gravink Belie Gravink Howard Legters Louiséan Ronald Herold Legters Irving Vincent Cheryl Ida Legters Iby Pomona Cal Everett Legiers Edward Peel Sherp, TL Rey Benjamin Hoffman

Smiths travel to Oil hospital for Joy operation Thursday

Washington dispatch notes Defense Department casualties in Korea. A new list reports 10 killed, 48 wounded, 4 missing, and 11 hurt. The note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and a hospital visit on Wednesday and Thursday.

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