Races 2 Uy Bt Fe and 1 Bi En Cen Oy Bt
The fragmentary OCR item notes races with unclear participants and locations. It hints at two races and one event tied to Cen or Oy but lacks full names, dates, teams, or outcomes to confirm details.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR item notes races with unclear participants and locations. It hints at two races and one event tied to Cen or Oy but lacks full names, dates, teams, or outcomes to confirm details.
Readable bits show several property and agent references including prices of 18500 and 8000, names such as Baker and Ford, street addresses, and contact hints. The text is garbled with incomplete names and locations, suggesting a late 20th century county real estate or loan notice column.
British military police seal off Radio Berlin in the Western sector trapping about 20 Soviet and Russian radio staff inside a red brick building. The operation, ordered after cross-line clashes, aims to force surrender while the station continues limited broadcasting. West Berliners express mixed reactions as the siege enters its hours-long standoff.
Eight groups of Chinese riflemen probed Allied defenses along a five mile sector of the Korean Western Front in pre dawn darkness. Eighth Army said Allied artillery repelled all probes with groups up to about 100 men. No casualty estimates given. On the Eastern Front, Allied troops west of the Satee Valley reported about 1000 rounds of Red artillery landing on their positions.
Pusan reports said President Rhee sharply urged moves after martial law was proclaimed. Truman warned of potential UN action while Rhee’s police fired rows of assembly members who quit rather than accept a compromise. The crisis threatens to dissolve Korea’s National Assembly amid tense power struggles.
Sl County residents received the 1962 tax notices for City Treasurer Carl W. Smith. The 10 mill levy funds county purposes hospital and district institutions. personal property levy is four mills. Taxes are due in June and July with 2 percent interest from August and September. after October 1 a 5 percent penalty applies. City total tax is 45,926 with breakdowns by ward for real estate and personal property.
Cornell University reinstates 25 students who confessed taking part in a phony war bulletin relay. A faculty conduct committee, which had suspended them for a year, cited new information from a second hearing. Several campus leaders listed among those reinstated as seniors may graduate with classmates. The suspensions were to run 1952 58, and the action allows graduation next week. An earlier raid of WVBR preceded the decision. A separate Pittsburgh ambulance mishap killed Mrs Lilian Dibuono 60.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower defended air power as the dominant factor in future wars and urged how to eliminate reliance on ground forces. He noted past Air Force gains, warned against subversion, and discussed Taft as a rival in the Republican nomination. He spoke at the Pentagon with about 100 reporters before departing for Abilene, Kansas.
The Williams firm is building a 19 by 4 foot store room fronting the Frank P. Lite dwelling on West South Street. Litz, who sold his North Center Street shop, plans to rent the new one story preproof structure as a retail outlet, to be completed in about four weeks. A man was shot to death in Aliquippa as he sat in a box. Shappard Pott, 31, was shot in the throat. Fred Bailey is being questioned after a feud that flared two months ago.
City Council approved an ordinance to curb littering in streets with a maximum $10 fine. The measure, drafted by Solicitor Brown, targets clogged gutters and bags. final readings set for July. The session also covered street widening and sidewalk changes at East Main and North Center, a tax per capita ruling, and assorted highway and curb work approvals.
Monongahela Pennsylvania reports that three high school seniors will receive diplomas after missing the baccalaureate service. Paul Parish, 18, refused attendance on religious grounds, with Shirley Koval and Larry Wagg completing the trio. Diplomas will be mailed to all three.
Reports from Koje Island indicate heightened tension as Red POWs repeatedly raised a new flagpole in Compound 602. A U.S. tank raid is said to have smashed the Hnepaleba Camp, while an accidental machine gun discharge killed one POW and wounded another. Brigadier General Haydon L Boatner voiced concern as flags were ordered down and protests continued.
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in capital cases from the Puerto Rican Crede Collaxo and Nisei Takawakita Kawakita trials. Collaxo, linked to the 1950 Binir House assassination attempt, faces a death sentence with only executive clemency remaining. Kawakita, convicted of treason for wartime treatment of GIs in Japan, has a separate federal case awaiting action.
Blatt of Freedom Pennsylvania earned the Army Commendation Ribbon with Medal Pennant for meritorious service in Korea. She was an assistant chief nurse with the 121st Evacuation Hospital, serving from September 1950 until early February, at Murphy Hospital in Walther? Massachusetts, where she received the award from Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rasentere in ceremonies.
City council postpones action on bids for front foot costs as Streets Director Guy Abey prepares to review proposals from Back Brothers of Jamestown and Zutaveck and Son. Keystone Construction Co leads with 347,487 while Allied Balti Mens presents lower figures. emulsions pricing and previous programs compared amid ongoing public works across Pennsylvania avenues and streets.
MUNSAN Korea in tense session as UN Commander Gen. Harrison refuses to withdraw troops or surrender captured Reds at bayonet point. North Korean Gen Nam unyielding, insisting on prisoner exchanges as a precondition. Both sides face fruitless talks with no agreement possible.
City officials confirm Blair continues as assessor amid a feverish week of political maneuvering. The resignation chatter and internal reshuffles drew attention to the assessor’s duties and the city’s ongoing budget and property tax planning. The mayor and involved officials indicated no immediate change in leadership, focusing on fiscal policy and administrative continuity.
Erie County Court considers whether Mayor Thomas Talley can resume his press conference duties as a restraining order blocks access to hearings. Lawyers for Knox and English argue the restraining order limits news gathering while the press seeks full transparency. The judge weighs prior cases on freedom of the press against city security and private investigation concerns.
Senator Williams accused a revenue official, Jack Udell, of siphoning nearly $500000 through deceptive methods while owing about $750000 in home taxes and penalties. He linked Udell to past tax cases and to former IRS chief Joseph Nusian, asserting the case was stalled after Udell hired Nusian.
The White House signals no date set for new talks as the nation ponders a schedule. Three action courses remain open, with Truman weighing options under the era’s extended negotiations. The article notes strategic choices and potential policy steps ahead.
Washington reports a rapid nationwide strike halting major steel production. White House weighs options as unions demand concessions while government officials consider emergency measures and possible court action. Analysts predict broader economic impact with defense output at risk and related layoffs rising across plants.
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