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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
6
Unanimous subunday vote ratified a wage agreement with Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp ending the I day strike at Maitusville plant. Terms include a cents per hour increase retroactive to April 1 and apply to Cyclops workers if the broader steel strike settles for more.
Senior UN truce negotiator Harrison charges Communist delegates with responsibility for Red prisoner riots at Kole Island and labels the war as bloody and profitless. North Korean Gen Nam Il replies with charges of UN atrocities and prisoner slaughter, the first repeat of such accusations in five days.
In a radio interview Governor Fine says he now favors Dwight D. Eisenhower over his earlier stance. He notes his views have shifted after talks with Eisenhower and places the general close to Taft on key policies. He would join a delegate coalition if it benefits America.
Rev. Bradley Lines led the service at Bracken-Kealing Funeral Home for Private Alfred Hazeltine Jr. Veterans Council bearers and active duty honor guards attended. Interment was at Westlawn Cemetery in Columbus with local relatives in attendance.
Robert William Borland 69 of Edinboro died aboard a Greyhound Ines bus during a Kane to Erie run. He arrived in Kane at 12:50 p.m. and was preparing to depart at 3 p.m. when he became ill. Passenger Joanne Spence Hutings of Shefield found him slumped on the floor. a doctor ruled a heart attack as the cause.
Governor John Fine advocates early summer destruction of ragweed to curb hay fever and ragweed dermatitis. Health authorities say hay fever can be cured by environmental treatment, with cases rising as pollen in the air increases. prevention requires destroying the weed over a wide area.
Marie Kleman searched the house for four hours before finding her sons, William and Francis, in the home. William's body dropped from the refrigerator when the door opened, and Francis' body was later removed by a neighbor after the mother's screams drew attention.
The Erie Conference Branch WSWS of the Evangelical United Brethren Church holds its annual convention at Findley Lake camp grounds from Tuesday to Thursday. Speakers include June Hariantt and D K Reisinger with 300 attendees expected. program features include a Corry pageant and a Children’s Worker chat. Delegates from the local WSWS include Verna Whitney Zer Die Fish and Lottle Raymond.
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