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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal page shows mail and circulation details including post office entry, year rates and advertising deadlines. It lists carrier and mail rates and AP distribution terms for republication and service area in Philadelphia.
The piece explains a revived southern Democratic Republican coalition plan for 1952 in which electors pledge to Republican candidates while running under a Democratic label. It notes Mundt’s efforts to build interest, questions civil rights handling, and contrasts with 1948 dynamics, highlighting potential regional votes and party alignment.
A playful memory quiz asks ten questions about history language and symbols with a note to check the Classified Page for answers. It includes queries on Marshall’s school Navy Flag Day Ireland Cleopatra Shakespeare Solomons two mothers shrimp flag color meanings and a language correction.
Mrs Maud Whitman 88 of Hatchtown Spartansburg R D died at the home of Mrs Paul Campbell in Enterprise at 4 45 am Sunday. She was born February 5 1863 in Crawford County and leaves a daughter Mrs A V Keebley Decatur Ga a sister Mrs Georgia Brown Spartansburg eight grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Two daughters preceded her in death. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Wednesday at Torrey Funeral Home with Rev Francis Whiteman of Corry Baptist Church officiating and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
In Cambridge Springs J Gordon Gage, manager at the Butler plant of American Rolling Mill, died Saturday after a golf collapse, ruled a heart attack. In Meadville W A Carlson, 61, Erie Railroad motive power superintendent, also died Saturday from a heart attack while golfing in Cleveland. Carl Ison joined the railroad in 1928 and was not implicated in the incident.
The 1952 Republican platform faces challenge in appealing to the South without renouncing GOP voting records. Southern members of Congress appear as strongly aligned with the administration on domestic issues in 1951 as the broader Republican ranks.
Residents urge civic groups to back a teen recreation project citing Macedon New York as a model. They describe teens transforming a condemned building into a community center with parent city business support, seeking a local facility to keep youth off streets and out of trouble.
Miss Puth Clyburn, longtime Corry Hospital superintendent, submitted her resignation at last night’s board meeting and plans to leave the city. Police investigate a girl sneak thief amid a series of home visits and a theft of a $1000 diamond from East Frederick Street. Summer school opens June 22 at the Junior High for six weeks. Senator James J. Davis visits en route to Conneaut Lake. Betty Boyd to attend summer session at University of Virginia after two weeks with parents. Raymond Mfg Co completes extensive office remodeling as part of a major improvement project.
Erie man Steven Woytek died at St Vincent's Hospital after a flash explosion. He suffered second and third degree burns when a hot water heater ignited paint fumes in his cellar. Survived by wife Jane and a two year old child, with another child expected soon. funeral arrangements by Jan J Bruczinski Funeral Home are incomplete.
A Westfield family of three became homeless when a four room house on Mervin Wright road burned. Firefighters fought the blaze for nearly two hours after neighbors moved out the refrigerator and kitchen items. Insurance coverage is partial and the loss tally is pending.
Firefighters said the Chapman residence was damaged as they monitored the site overnight to prevent a new outbreak. They had recently bought a plane and cleared area for an orchard and berries. The blaze likely started near a new gas stove, but the exact cause was not determined.
In New Castle on Saturday night W. C. Powers, 06, was killed by an alligator near his home one mile west of town. The article also notes a historical remark that the title pope shifted from general bishop use to the bishop of Rome during the fourth and fifth centuries.
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