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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1952
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sports market and possible names, with unclear context and no discernible event or outcome to summarize accurately.
Corry area report notes Romanosky Jr of Corry RD 4 cited by an officer for reckless driving at First Avenue and West Engle Street. Witnesses corroborated the incident. former incidents at that intersection are cited. Also mentions Corry Wood Products reopening, upcoming Northwestern Pennsylvania Week events, and various local notices.
Perry H Abbey a Ripley native who rode pony express routes in Nevada and Arizona died yesterday at 4 30 pm at his daughter Mrs Mildred Sinden s home in Ripley He was born November 8 1869 and lived in Corry Findley Lake and Youngstown before returning to Ripley Survived by two daughters Mrs Linden and Mrs Lula M Ottaway of Orlando Fla three grandsons three granddaughters 12 great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Carrie Dutton and Mrs Lille Smith and a niece Mrs Mabel Storer The service will be held Friday at 2 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev Arthur F Brett officiating burial Pine Grove Cemetery
A Teltyped Washington dispatch reports Democrats optimistic about beating Eisenhower in November while critiquing the Republican party as grimly reactionary. Kefauver and Russell congratulated Eisenhower and indicated willingness to campaign against him. Stevenson hinted at stepping aside from the Democratic race. President Truman declined comment on Eisenhower’s victory and favored Taft as potentially easier to defeat.
European papers cheer Ike victory as reliable U.S. aid supporter. London Times says the Republican nomination signals continued leadership, not isolation. Berlin Der Tagesspiegel calls Eisenhower’s win a boon to Europe, while Rouen Paris Normandie notes Taft and anti-European factions fade.
Meadville reports milk price forecasts point to a one to two cent per quart hike to cover costs. Pennsylvania Milk Control commissioners plan to announce a tentative new price order for the Pittsuborough market area Tuesday, affecting Crawford County and surrounding regions. A producer advocate says a two cent rise could keep farmers in business. a consumer spokesman opposes increases but concedes a one cent rise is possible.
A motorist struck a utility pole on the Olo River Boulevard near Sewickley just east of the town yesterday, killing 24 year old Wilbur Clinger of Delphes. The report includes unrelated weather and population notes.
Workers at three Pittsburgh area breweries rejected management’s immediate 10 cent raise and 21 cent next April proposal 48 to 32 in an informal session as a three month strike continued. The union executive committee disclosed no present wage figures. Lent period of 40 days noted in the era.
West Twenty Sixth Street between Pittshorel and Powell will shut for six months as Fry Construction crews finish widening and resurfacing. Work on West Twelfth Street winds down and rerouting to 12th and 11th Streets begins. Officials say the project budget tops 1.1 million dollars and full access returns after completion.
In Munsan Korea grim stalemate continues as truce teams plan further talks to break the deadlock. Delegations agreed to reconvene at 1 a.m. tomorrow with evening BST sessions. Brig. Gen. William P. Nawkolx, official spokesman, described the day as largely atmospherics with negotiations ongoing since early July.
In Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement tests during June 339 cows were evaluated. The Hammond herd, associated with Carl Fullom and Rol Ward Chicken, earned top honors for butterfat production across the tested group.
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