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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
3
Unclear OCR text mentions delegates, greeting, state, and outing hints at a political meeting or rally with several unreadable segments. Entities and specifics are insufficient to identify people, places, or dates.
A fragmented OCR item references a mayor and ongoing practice or idea development. The readable portion points to local leadership, suggesting an initiative or proposal under consideration by the mayor. Further specifics are not clearly readable in the text provided.
Mayor Flatley renews demand that District Attorney McLaughlin lead a probe into police conduct amid secret hearings. McLaughlin studies the letter and weighs action, warning of state police or grand jury use if the mayor stalls. The dispute centers on shifting responsibility and public hearings versus closed sessions.
Trustees of the Western New York Society for the Protection of Homeless and Dependent Children announce a 317,600 settlement for Dorothy Dean Kowalek injured in 1949 at Randolph institution. The payment to Kowalek, a former Miss Dorothy Dean, is 912,600 in cash plus 1,000 annually for five years, subject to approval by a Supreme Court justice. The injury occurred while she operated a mangle, costing her the left thumb and two fingers.
Pennsylvania legislator Hiram G. Andres Roe attacks Dixiecrats calling them not true Democrats. He says he will walk out of the Democratic National Convention if compromises undermine the party’s traditional stance. He accuses the Dixiecrats of colluding with Reagan era interests and labels them run by factionalists.
Route 6 between Youngsville and Pittsfield offers Divine liturgy Sundays at 10 am led by Pastor Stephen Banyan in Mussion and English. Sunday School notices include Rev F. Bowes in Jamestown Street Wattsburg and Merton Bayle as superintendent, with several union and Bible schools led by E V McClintock, Marion Gates, and others in Lindsey Hollow and Moffat. Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren and Harbor and Cottage Hill Wesleyan Methodist list services, classes, and events including a June 17 19 branch convention at Camp Findley and a film night by Ivan Miller.
Church listings show multiple congregations with service times and departments. Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren leads Sunday School at 10:20 a.m. and services at 11:30 a.m. Evening events, youth activities, and midweek prayer meetings are noted for several churches including Blue Eye Wesleyan, Java Baptist, Clymer Methodist, North Clymer Evangelical, Spartansburg Fairview EUB, Gospel Tabernacle, and Melhuist.
Market coverage outlines varied drives and shifts across sectors, noting investor sentiment, volatility, and evolving strategies. Analysts point to tech and energy movements, with potential impacts on portfolios and trading volumes through the week.
Gerald M Lunderti to speak at Bear Lake Evangelical morning worship and evangelistic service at Cen Pabody. Youth Fellowship on Monday. Brotherhood meeting Tuesday to Thursday. WSWS Branch Convention at Camp Findley Wednesday evening with a 4 pm meal. Fiddles and builders glass party events noted. Spartanburg Our Lady of Victory Mission Masses led by Francis J Graves with children’s instruction after 9 am mass and high mass on the third Sunday monthly.
McCray Community Church led by Pastor J Schmittle holds Sunday School at 10 15 a m with Joseph T McCray as superintendent and divine worship at 11 15 a m Rev 5 J Schmittle also serves Eugin Community Church with Theodore Vanderhoff as lay leader and 104 m Sunday School under Howard Ladd as superintendent. A hymn sing is set for 8 p m followed by divine worship.
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