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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
1
Local notices list bids on estates and guardianship details with brief contacts. Listings mention property numbers, broker references, and phone lines for inquiries, including garage and apartment details.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various items including furniture and livestock like cows and calves, with scattered numbers and place hints such as Tampa and Scouten hone 2791. The text appears as an incomplete sale or auction notice with unclear dates and lots.
Aging former president Herbert Hoover addressed delegates in Chicago urging a strong air force and decisive action to preserve freedom. He condemned Democratic leadership as hollow and warned this election could be the last chance to defend American liberty, drawing praise from several attendees.
Mexico City's capital remained tense after elections with over 500 supporters of the defeated presidential candidate jailed. Four people died in riots Monday night, and Gen. Candido Aguilar was arrested among party leaders while Fr Enriquez vowed to try to restrain his backers.
An eight year old girl named Spughtey Silthileen has been declared completely cured of pemphigus after aggressive treatment using chloromycentti and radiation therapy. Doctors credit the improvement to new drug therapies and hope for broader use, though debates over exact causes and future cures continue.
Rain brought relief to crops in the Corry district aiding perching cardien and ink caps while cool air kept temperatures in the mid 50s. The AP said yesterday's rain was worth over 3 million dollars to Penne Sylvanis families as a six day dry spell ended. Suite harvests of grain and hay advanced despite weather fatigue with some counties reporting improved vegetation growth.
Pennsylvania Governor John S. Fine pleads for Republican unity to defeat Democrats and unite the Taft Eisenhower factions. He criticizes Democratic tenures and urges a united front to “turn the Democrats out and save America” while retaining the 70 vote delegation.
Pittsburgh reports further railroad layoffs due to a nationwide steelworkers strike. About 422,405 allied workers are off the job as rail shipments falter, with iron ore and steel production at risk. CIO leader Philly Murray urges anti trust action against six major steel firms for allegedly blocking new contracts.
The Eisenhower family gathers in Chicago to support Dwight D. Eisenhower amid his presidential bid. Milton Eisenhower, president of Penn State, forgoes a Wisconsin lakes vacation as brothers Earwis Arthur Edgar and Tee travel from Sharled Pa Kansas City Mo and Tacoma Wash to attend. Milton says the family is normal and united in their belief he will be nominated and elected.
Plans for the dedication of L L Ballpark B Sunday cover a plaque unveiling and a Little League game. A 3- foot pedestal plaque will be revealed at 2 40 p m with color guard and a Legion Band concert preceding remarks by local officials.
The United States proposed a resolution accusing Russia of germ warfare and calling for impartial investigation. The Security Council voted 9 to 1 in favor, with Russia’s veto casting the lone negative vote as Pakistan abstained. Ambassador Ernest A Gross labeled the veto a exposure of deceit.
A break in the Lil te Tech pipeline near York Pennsylvania detonated gas and sparked a fire across a barley field on a farm owned by Fawad H Stein. No injuries occurred, but three houses were damaged and a 20-inch pipeline segment ruptured. Fire crews isolated the leak and cooled the line while residents evacuated, with the blaze burning for several hours before being contained.
Three scientists report tests showing rapid new methods for diagnosing and treating burns. They note a significant rise in gamma globulin in severe cases and a drop in albumin, suggesting benefits from purified human albumin and gamma globulin in burn care.
Hampshire ram owned by Pennsylvania State College goes on the auction block at the Keystone Stud Ram Show. The grand champion prize was announced at the state farm. U N and Allied forces report heavy fighting as troops push into Korea, with claims of progress and casualties on multiple fronts.
Chicago dispatch reports Eisenhower nearing a 95 vote lead in Pennsylvania at a tense convention. Backers like Kenneth H. Lewis push for united support while Taft era factions negotiate.
Chicago Republicans push a harmony platform with foreign policy and defense planks. The Resolutions Committee reviews the long document as Eugene Mullikin holds the only complete copy and aims for quick adoption to present to the national convention tonight.
In Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania a cave-in at the Germantown colliery of the Haven Funeral Company collapsed a mine two miles southeast of town. Victims were James Collier 49 of Centralia, Joseph Calley 8, and Manuel Rodriguez 97 of Frankville. Rescue crews recovered the bodies about two hours after the incident.
Washington Union and company negotiators scheduled another meeting today in a wage dispute at North American Aviation in California and Columbus Ohio. The CIO United Auto Workers agreed to binding arbitration on the condition to include Fresno plant workers in the corporation wide bargaining structure.
A 71 year old man was admitted to De Corry Memorial Hospital after a wagon topple seven miles north of the city. He sustained possible shoulder injuries and was to be evaluated for severity. The incident occurred when the wagon lurched while loaded.
The Pennsylvania Agriculture Department said 19 animal rabies cases were recorded in June across 19 counties including Philadelphia and Clarion. Through six months, 247 rabies cases in 19 counties marked progress from last year, with foxes spreading the disease to new counties aided by a state day law and fox poisoning campaign.
The Credentials Committee voted to seat 30 to 21 pro Taft delegates from Georgia, reshaping a tense Republican National Convention. The move, backed by Taft allied factions, followed earlier disputes and signals of mounting party harmony amid ongoing delegate battles.
San Francisco reports the passenger liner President Wilson tied up by a strike from the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific. The ship arrived from the Orient with about 500 passengers and was ordered to be picketed by military authorities due to wage and benefit demands announced May 26.
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