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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
4
Public notice of newspaper operating terms notes exclusive AP rights to local news and dispatches. It lists mail rates, delivery options, and advertising deadlines in a formal rate card style.
A reflective portrait of boys as a mix of innocence and mischief, describing their boundless energy, curiosity, and varied traits. It paints boys as truths stained with dirt, beauty with cuts, wisdom with gum in hair, yet hopeful for the future. The piece ends with a father’s reunion and renewed hope.
A collage of notes recounts Minnie Bogart traveling to West Point for her son Cadet Frank Bogart’s US Military Academy commencement. A fierce storm walloped northwestern Pennsylvania and southwest New York, with heavy rainfall and flooding. A Corry High School class day tree rush unfolds along Bear Creek, and D L Bracken escapes injury in a Titusville ditch crash. A charity baseball game raises 61 dollars for Kenneth Jackson, while Miss Thurga Ely prepares to graduate from Baldwin Wallace College on June 15 with Ralph Ely’s family planning to stay until after graduation. A brittle star, an ocean floor species, can shed most of its body to survive disturbance.
A reader prompts a 10 question trivia puzzle about memory, censorship, theatre and figures. Questions reference a male swan, an official censor in MacArthur dismissal hearings, mirrors, Lincoln’s assassination theatre, Barrymore and Bette Davis in a film, an animal food source, a jawbone weapon, the CIA, the author of The Ring and the Book, and Wilson’s first name or term.
The sedition trial of Pittsburgh district Communist leaders Andrew Onda and James Dolsen was recessed until next Wednesday to allow defense motions. A spokesman said a heightened defense is planned. The ruling in New York did not affect Pittsburgh plans. Steve Nelson was excused after a crash near Philadelphia and may face trial later.
Lt. Richard L Hellwege, former Corry resident, led a four-ship F-60 mission in soupy Korean weather. His unit attacked an enemy ridge, destroying 100 Communist troops and an automatic weapons position. He amassed 101 combat missions and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters.
Erie man Walter Kuchinski admitted to detectives that his account of being held up and looted by two women near Myrtle Street was false. He said he spent his pay and feared relatives would learn of his spending spree. Kuchinski, a fighter-bomber group member since last December, joined the Air Force six years ago after graduating Academy High School in 1945. He attended the Pennsylvania Military Academy at Chester.
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