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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
Meadville reports the Alliance College commencement for 48 seniors on the Cambridge Springs campus marking the 40 year history. Three women earned bachelor of arts degrees for the first time since the Polish National Alliance College's organization in 1912.
Miss Nell Walrad resigns as executive director of the Southern Chautauqua County Red Cross effective August 1 to return to the insurance field. Jamestown area notices include car crash near Franklin injuring two Titusville racing and lane closures, a Christian Science lecture in Corry, and various local business ads. Also reported are a lecture invitation in Corry and route grading progress south of Titusville with July completion goals.
In hospital notes Bruce Price of Bear Lake and Samuel Dunnewold of Clymer along with Roselyn Silvis and Janet Maynard are admitted or referenced, while discharges include Harrison Post and Roselyn Silvis among others. the entry lists multiple residents from Denversville, Spartansburg, Ashville, Clymer, and nearby areas with addresses. A separate report notes Meadville construction strike threats, and a Cherry tree Township telephone line break disrupting service for three hours, with eight arrested in a State Street disorderly house raid and a local appointment to Elk County Board of Assistance.
Warren items include possible creation of a parking authority and presentation of related ordinance tonight after last month’s council vote. Also listed are classified sale notices, nurse alumni meeting, factory recalls, local sale ads, a traffic accident near Youngsville, a church dinner, and Oil City death of longtime jeweler William Lamondaux.
Washington The Supreme Court dismissed a case in which three major unions challenged the government seizure of railroads in 1950 to prevent a strike. The wage dispute was settled while the appeal waited, and President Truman had ordered carriers placed in private operation last May. The unions sought a ruling on a no strike order issued by a federal judge in Cleveland on April 15.
Officials report at least two and possibly a dozen lottery groups still operating despite mayoral efforts and police action. Authorities vow further steps to smash all forms of professional gambling and determine exact numbers involved.
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