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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
1
Slit James attsburg Estate Tea8-tt hn Bulard
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mant Bust sia Stok and Sponth with unclear details. No clear event or names to establish a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Attsburg
Local Property Sale Notice Amid scattered OCR fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows a property sale notice with irregular street names and numbers. It mentions a sale of real estate with references to Galt street and Borough addresses, indicating a sale event with price or time details unclear from the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Galt
Genoy
Cobsuit
Sale
Jol
Gantt
Mixed reaction to neutral observer plan for POWs on Korea island
Washington reports Democratic and Republican senators split over inviting neutral military observers to monitor treatment of Communist prisoners on Koje Island. U S troops hunt for missing POWs after a breakaway from 4200 marchers in a flagging effort to quell unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tress
Washington
Kose
Gongens
Lovell
Karen
United Nations
Haydon Ah
Boaier
Hoey
United States
Ben Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Sen
Fullbright
D-Ark
Moody
D-Mich
Sen. Brides
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mannon
Avated Srtors Committee
En-y Jo
HeAttal
Youth, 16, Burned in Fire at Home
A 16 year old youth suffered severe burns in a morning fire when kerosene and gasoline were dumped on a stove while a man named Nichols was present at a Whose home in Miyini. The youth is in serious condition at Corry Memorial Hospital with first to third degree burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays Grawford
Spartemsbing
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wits
Wii Nichols
Miyini
Nichols
Bn Huth
Hivacls
Four held as probe continues in ex-corry man death
Police weigh charges against Clark Bacon Horbid Rongers Arthur Mate and another man after Ray Powell died near Peach and Cherry streets in Youngsville following a drunken ride in a wrecked truck. Autopsy found no fight injuries despite the men claiming a brawl occurred before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Eris Pa Moe
Ray Sowell
Nater Powell
Wes Giver
Youngsville
Forerly
Minion City
Dire Whit Wat
Vestau
Gorey Locker Service
West Minin Street
Powell
Peach and
Cherry Sires
Clark Bacon
Linfari City
Vaid
Bisson
Weaver
Weinfield
Tnick
Role
Bacon
Rongers
Ripley
Tuck
Arthur Ma~tue
Brie
Feu
Talal
John Coates
Conges
Merchants Split Over July 3 Evening Hours
City stores debate keeping open late on July 3 with about half remaining closed. Some merchants urged extended hours similar to Memorial Day, while others oppose. Petition organizer James Mennard says many shops will stay open or advertise hours. past Memorial Day Friday night sales reportedly higher than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuly Sud
James Mennard
Elks Flag Day Program Set for Erie City Park
Thomas Doyle will speak at the Elks Flag Day service in Erie City Park this Saturday evening. The Corey Leeson Band opens with a 30 minute concert, followed by a full program including prayers, remarks, songs by the Elks Male Chorus, and a welcome from Mayor Kinley before the Star Spangled Banner and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas EF Doyle
Erie
Elks
AL Rowlock
Erie Man & A
Qolmule University
Uniiversity
Chicago Law School
Erie County
Corey Leeson
Floria
To & P
mi—Cohcert
Legion Band
Joseph Hi. Clawledge
Allegiries
James P Sullivan
Alfred Morrison Sr
Miley
Cotry Lode
J. Fred Kinley
Les
Attorney Doyle
The
Clue
Sind Ab
Settlement Ends Fight Over Dollar Steamship Line Control
The government and R. Stanley Dollar interests settled a five year dispute over control of the Dollar Steamship Line. A public sale offers the 92 percent stock block for at least 14 million dollars. if bids fail, equal division between government and Dollar interests follows. Secretary Sawyer says the government will exit and restore private operation. A second item reports Raymond Burgess crushed to death by earth moving equipment on Route 81 in Chippewa County Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
R. Stanley Dollar
Big Dollar Steamship Line
Sawyer
Iite
Beaver
Raymond
Burgess
Chippewa
Voice of America Ban Spreads Across South Korea
The Korean regime bans Voice of America broadcasts accusing it of anti government bias and urging expulsion of the US outlet. Officials defend the action saying VOA content is disruptive while promising continued transmissions through government channels and potential further measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of America
PUSAN
Kurei
Sauen
Ein
Voice
U. S
Orien
Syngmman Rhee
U. S. State Department
Clarence Byes
Governiment
Office of Public Information
Escaped convict captured after slaying girl
An escaped convict Snyder, 25, seized a getaway car and stabbed a 9 year old girl hostage to death as police closed in. Alex Williams, 45, bus driver, fired and lawmen rescued the girl Betty Arnold. Snyder was wounded by three police bullets and surrendered. The child, daughter of a hardware merchant, died an hour later. Snyder faced murder charges to go before a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carmel
Tittle
Vietina
David Souitey
Cinastan
Betty
Te Taym
Snyder
Snyder Tim
Rai
Dol Snyder
Hetty
Willams
Utah
Arnold
Betty Loi
New York
Fred
A. Dickinson
Soldier Draws Death Sentence in German Court Martial
U S Army court martial at Nurnberg Germany sentenced 19 year old Richard A Hagelberger of Chula Vista California to death for the carbine killing of two German civilians near Apfel. His accomplice Pvt John F Vigneault of N H L Goffs Falls had earlier been sentenced to death for his part in the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamuensey
Mernberg
Germany
Richard A. Hagelberger
U. S
Hagelberger
Chula Vista
Calif
John F. Vigneault
Goffs Falls
Nhl
Todd
Neustad
Laverc
Rumors of horse distemper denied by veterinarians
Local veterinarians dismissed reports of a distemper outbreak among horses in the area despite rumors tied to recent events at Wattsboro fair grounds. An accident during a horse show led to injury and a temporary euthanizing decision, while officials cited a two month old foal as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eres Warren Craw
Wattsboro Fair Grounds
Wis
Hey
Die Enge Evert
Wallshline
Te Pony Association
Colmbus
Fire damages Erie RR caboose in morning blaze
A fire broke out in a moving Erie Railroad caboose at 645 Lis morning as three trainmen slept inside. Firefighters arrived promptly using booster lines, but the car burned extensively before containment. A replacement caboose was brought in. cause remains undetermined with a coal fire possibly starting from embers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caboose
Erie Railroad
Firstvento
Climax
Switaee
Lewes
Sheltetry
Duvler O
Youth Dazes, Hurt As Auto Rolls Over
David Hamacon dr Watertiru H D 3 dozed at the wheel and the car rolled seven times two and a half miles south of Watts buro at 32 40 this morning. He suffered a deep laceration of the right knee and was taken to a Union City physician for treatment before returning home. The auto was damaged about 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hamacon
Watertiru
H. D
Routh
Wattsburo
Datisit
Hamilton
Union City
Buty
Ike Favors Big Tax Cut Over Next Three Years
The Associated Press reports Ike Eisenhower seeks a 40 billion dollar tax reduction over the next three years in a political contest with Taft for the Republican nomination. Delegates and future conventions loom as key states and leaders align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
New York
Associated Press
Waites
New York City
Rodney
New Jersey
Dwiehh Eisenhower
Sey Rober Taft
Ohio
Jaime Porpone
Tatt
Eisenhower
Tait
Daly
Connecticut
Tennessee
Sinistes Wefaiver
Gates
Richard Rune
Georgia
Wills
Mutus
W. Averell Hiersiggan
Hardman
Welcefuuver
North Carolina
Russell
Washington
Hisenhower
Maryland
Jayrouss
Truman
Yar Akio
Virginia
Rhode Tuland
Veronl
Maine
Surplus Store to Open in City on North Center Street
The National Surplus Store owned by R. Greenfield will open at the North Center Street location vacated by Litz Key Shop. The Army Navy style outlet will sell government surplus items plus general merchandise and door prize drawings during a two day opening a 0:30 p m Saturday. Walter Madison named manager and will run Meadville shop as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Litz
5. R. Greenfield
Meadyile
Frank P. Litz
Greenfield
Tn Revent
A. M.tony ‘Lite
Green Field
Meadville
Walter Madison
Corry
Meadytile
Ministers Demand Slot Ban In Erie County War On Machines
Erie clergy led by Rev. G Weir Hariian and executive minister Rev Hartman urged the DA to crack down on slot machines in Erie County clubs. They claim the devices are illegal gambling and want warrants or action by city, state police, or Liquor Control Board to remove them, noting most clubs operate despite a state ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Ole Erie Cornell
Damian Mebsugh
G. Weir Hariiin
Gamble Inc
Covtata
Inliiener
Pennsylvani State Police Commission
McLaneniin
Hartman
Sunther
Hariman
McLaughin
McLaughlin
Liquor Centrol Board
Hartiays
Organza Hon
Il Wins
Girl Drowns in Boat Accident Near Elmhurst
A small lake near Bkmp hurst overturned a four person boat carrying three girls. One 15 year old, Jean Tisko of Our Lady of Fatima Institute Elmhurst, died. Two others were rescued after the boat capsize when a occupant stood up to reach an oar. Police said the boat capsized in the mishap yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bkmphurst
Jean Tisko
Our Lady of Fatima Institute
Elmhurst
Senators Favor Seizure Power For President
House group votes 15 to 10 to empower President Truman to seize and operate steel mills amid the nationwide strike. Senate had backed limits to seizure, while House works on a wage price controls plan expiring soon. Talks shift to August or September for related labor and control measures as the Korean War defense needs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Truman
Trimman
Senate
Tee
Thom
CTO
Rey. Ballin
Centrals Law Balling
Humphrey
Metriberg
Housa Committee
Alusest
Ube
Senmtor Case
Truman Tld Congress
John R Stastny
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Te Ualti
Toy T
Sen. Russell
Republican Express
Boatner
Koje Island
Korea
U.S
Hayron L. Bostner
Boutner
Compound 75
King's Shropshine Light Infantry
Britain
Royal Canadian Regiment
Boamer
Thomas Doyle
Thomas E. Doyle
Ryge
Mwsnen
Aliisur
Ler
Republic of Korea
Valeo of America
Jean Abrose
Kos Ry
Osmm
Erie RR
Berlin
Anxuelaled Bees
Fenment
Ays
Wlanson
Walter Ulbrecht
Seely
Iit
McLoughlin
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