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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1952
Page
6
The prothonotary at Warren County Courthouse issued a writ of replevin to recover materials owned by Hammond Iron Works held at the Struthers Wells plant amid a steel strike. The action cites union rules blocking removal of movable property from the closed plant as necessary to complete industrial construction.
David Vacco 17 of West Springheld died at Hamot Hospital from injuries suffered Friday in a crash that also claimed Cpl James Juntunen 91 of Fairview. Coroner Warren W Wood said Vacco died at 10 am and an autopsy will be performed by Dr John Fust. The three youths were thrown from a car after failing to negotiate a curve on West Springfield. The vehicle left the road, struck a tree, spun, and rested on the highway.
Vision in the music department caps a staff reorganization with Dahlinger in charge of the high school orchestra and band and H Lynn Rice supervising choral music. The board approved five new band uniforms from EB.E Ward Co at 348.65 dollars. Meanwhile, work on a basement classroom at Concord School continues with a partition to be installed later this week.
Fred W. Wimmer a steel salesman and iron dealer pleaded no defense last fall as the Internal Revenue Service filed more than ninety thousand dollars in tax liens. The liens named Wimmer and his wife Joyce of Shenley Apartments for 1945 and listed multiple unpaid amounts for 1942 1943 and 1944 totaling over eighty five thousand dollars plus additional 1945 debt.
The report notes coal delivered to all buildings and completion of cleaning all furnaces. Mr. Anderson said the remainder of the session focused on routine bill and report approvals and fund transfers.
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