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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1953
Page
4
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper details ownership and staff. It lists publisher A D Colegrove and editor Arthur Colegrave with George Sample as managing editor, plus advertising representatives. Pricing for mail and carrier copies are given and display ad deadlines noted.
A portrait of women in Communist leadership across Europe, noting figures such as East Germany’s Justice Minister Red Hilde Benjamin and Umanian Paiker, with Rosa Luxemburg as a pivotal non Russian icon. The piece contrasts public gender roles with actual power held and recalls the 1919 Spartacist uprising in Berlin.
A fragmented quiz prompt lists ten questions on history geography and literature. It includes references to Eisenhower offshore oil law, Napoleon exile, Hughes vs Wilson, campanula, Leaves of Grass, Rosa Luxemburg and Kollontai, and Stalin era mentions, with poor OCR quality and scattered biographical notes.
Local items report Fran Maloney of East Frederick Street accepted for admission to Mary Washington College in September. Mentions auto industry slump fears, railroad incidents, youth drinking near New York state, and new teachers in the Union City system. Also covers Navy assignments, town history on sewage plant planning, blossoming agriculture, and Kiwanis Festival preparations.
A potato grower used a complete igardor system to fill a farm pond with water fed to 82 acres of parched land in four hours. A theatre yard sale drew a large crowd. Indiana State Teachers College lists David Spencer on the dean’s list. Leon Root attended a dealer meeting for Odin Stove Co. of Erle, now sold to Dearborn Stove Co. Dallas, Texas. The local Odin outlet is among the oldest county dealers for the Odin line.
Albert W. Stadimeier of Lackawanna was found guilty by a federal court in Jamestown for refusing induction into the armed forces on religious grounds. Judge John Knight will sentence him after a Wednesday trial concluded with about 90 minutes of jury deliberation. The case of Albert Andisani of Blasdell faced trial for a similar charge underway today.
Fire destroyed a barn on John Bogniak's farm, formerly Merrick Arns old place, about three miles south of the city. The loss is estimated at 3500 dollars with no insurance.
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