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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1952

Page

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Estate Bulard Seeks Room and Farm Space Sale

An odd OCR fragment mentions Estate Bulard and a request for a room 40 by 50 inches on a farm, with names James teburg, 120-tt 83 one linski, Robert Rost and an address or ad 7198 bath Guil. The text is garbled but indicates an estate listing or storage note seeking space or accommodation and possible investment.

James Teburg Bulard Linski May Acken Robert Rost Nvest Bath Guil Armen Suire

Allies Strengthen German Border Point In Crisis

British soldiers and reinforced West German police manned a disputed frontier pocket near Helmstedt after 43 West German workers were kidnapped by East German Volkspolizel. The incident occurred near Holensleben in Saxony Anhalt as border tensions rose with Soviet forces.

Associated Press Helmstedt Germany Volkspulizel People’s Police Weer Xelae East West Frontier Onal Invaslio Fatig Aaro

Screening 4000 NK civilians for repatriation at Koje Island

United Nations Command screened 4,000 North Korean civilians at Koje Island to decide if they wish to return home if an armistice occurs. Plans call for about 4,000 daily until 45,000 questioned, part of a broader tally of 10,000 POWs and 100,000 Reds resistant to repatriation.

Koje Island Korea United Nations Command U.N. Command

Brookville Bank Bandits Behind Bars

Federal Judge Wallace S Gourley sentenced four robbers from Brookville and Butler to prison for a bank heist that netted 425 dollars at the National Bank of Brookville. Dorothy J McGandless, 18, Butler, received five years for robbery. Ralph Richardson, 23, Butler, and brothers Joseph 34 and John Staples 29, Pittsburg, each drew one year.

Py Asu

Remove Ceilings On Bulk Whisky And Wine

Washington reports price ceilings removed on package and bulk whisky and wine. Government expects Hui getlon to not change prices since current sales run below ceilings. Office of Price Stabilization also notes ceilings lifted for various dry goods hides weather and burlap materials.

Associated Press Washington Hui Getlon Office of Price Stabilization Volter Burlayy Cationnes

Firemen’s Parade Closes Fourth Columbus Tiremen Festival

About 1,000 people watched a rainy Saturday parade ending at the festival show grounds. Wattsburg Drum and Bugle Corps led, with Clymer High School Band, Harborcreek Firemen Band, and multiple VFD units in attendance. Prizes awarded for best corps, band, truck, marching unit, and other categories. Door prize drawings and booster prizes announced. fireworks postponed due to weather and rescheduled.

Columbus Tiremen Wattsbue Clymer High School Harborcreek Firemen Russell Firemen Columbus Boy Corty Vew Stanford Hose Company Talonity Fire Department Aindiliary Northweerent Volunteer Fire Department Glymer Bloomifield Russell Uni Clarendon Lawrence Park Sigur Grove Ute Pleasant Township Clymer Runsell Clymer and Lawrence Prk Columbus Albert Mucko Cory Reve Blynt Corry Martin Cassidy Wontenay News Room Union City Bieunrdl Ferry Calima Bhgle Helen “Bull Norman Cady Lois Pitt James Thompson Beause

Pittsburgh Hit by Violent Storms

A series of violent thunderstorms struck the Pittsburgh area with cloudburst rains and flash floods. Damage ran into thousands of dollars with strong water flows pushing cars and sweeping mud from hillsides. No casualties were reported though there were narrow escapes. city works director James S. Devlin said floods were the worst in his 40 years as an engineer as emergency crews and six graders cleared streets.

Pittsburgh Associated Press James S. Devlin Morse

Four Traffic Crashes Reported Around Corry Area

State Police noted four separate crashes over the weekend in the Corry area, including at Riceville Corners and Route 77 junctions. Incidents involved drivers Paul Reynolds 34 Union City and Raymond Deets 44 Diamond, with extensive property damage and vehicles left off the road.

Une Bend Riceville Corners Sedi Paul Reynolds Union City Raymond Deets Diamond O Morrs Deets Reynolds Deels Dante Robert Stoker Erie Alder Noble Noble Stoker Joss An Stoker Helen Saymanowics George Deoult Buitala Iin

House proposes WSB under fire in Pennsylvania

Forest Park and Stroudsburg residents hear economist Roger Putston critique a House plan for a Wage Stabilization Board with uneven labor group representation. He argues for equal group representation and warns the industry side from New York dominates, aiming to exploit politics and delay settlements.

Associated Press Forest Park Roger Putston Isbar Tabor Afl-International Ladies Garment Workers Union Monroe County Stroudsburg Putnam Oe Industries Pittsburgh New York Unio Eytham

Remodeling Front Of Barney's Firestone Store

A. W. Harmon contracting firm began erecting a false front around the south half of Barney's Firestone Store on South Center street to create one large display window. Plans include aligning the north side display windows and painting the exterior with a new sign across the front. F. B. Sonoski said completion is expected within two weeks.

A. W. Harmon Barney Firestone South Center Street F. B. Sonoski

Stockpiling Of Materials Favored By Commission Report

Washington board recommends scrapping export bans to allow foreign purchase of raw materials for war and peace. It urges a home and abroad search for supplies, warns of shrinking U.S. resources, and favors a permanent stockpiling program with government power to cancel tariffs when foreign materials are critical.

Associated Wronn Washington United States America Wic Presidents Materials Policy Commission Mosral U.S Commission Atesit

Decision Due On Controls Bill Faces House Vote

The House shores up plans this week to decide on price controls and the future of wage stabilization. An amendment to end consumer level controls drew sharp opposition from officials who warned it would be unworkable and trigger a price surge. The House also moved to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of wage dispute powers and reduce labor representation.

Washimiaun House Ptice Ellis Arnall Roger B. Puts’ Nam Tina Wage Stabilization Board

Russia Possesses Large Air Fleet, LeMay States

New York General Curtis LeMay asserts the Soviet Air Force exceeds free nations in numbers and nears their quality. He claims about 20 000 planes in linked operations, nearly as many in reserve, plus several thousand scattered in satellite nations, at a dinner in Farmington Hills for Republic Aviation supervisors.

Russia New York Strategic Air Curtis B. LeMay Free Nations LeMay Allied Cant Eddie Rickenbacker Worl Warfare Eastern Airlines Inc Republic Aviation Corporations Ongdale, N

GOP Delegate Fight Heats Up Across Puerto Rico and U S

The GOP battle for delegates rages with two rival delegations chosen in Puerto Rico as Republicans clash over seating in Chicago. Prominent figures warn that bickering could cost the party the election while Democrats denounce the bar room style feud and tout potential consequences for the national contest.

Puerto Rico Bridges Associated Press Rinmilng Democrat Supeblica Puerto Chicago Robert Taft Dwight D. Eisenhower Pattew Texas Tlinois Ted Eisenhower Indiana Dallas Tex Ohio Denver Styles Bridges New Hampshire Senate Salenched Tait Eisenhhower Helegstes Estes Ketouver Tennessee Jefauver Averell Hartiman Rightard B. Russell Georgia Hubert S. Kerr Ollahams

Rain Totals 1.12 Inches In City

A weekend weather system began with light showers Saturday afternoon and grew into a heavy downpour early Sunday morning. Rain lingered through yesterday, offering welcome relief to parched lawns and crops as official observer George Mulderick reported about 1.12 inches of rainfall over the two days.

George Mulderick

Rev McIntosh Named Area Superintendent

Rev McIntosh named area superintendent in the Brookville district at the close of the Chevu conference. He becomes among the youngest in the conference to hold the post and will oversee several church initiatives and community efforts.

Rev. McIntosh Brookville Howard Stull Dane M. McTitost Thby Menilyille Frank Metinishs Une Howard J. Suull Norkix Bas Methodist Chuce Joe Chuivets Gambridge Springn Methodist Church Rey. m Metntush Fev McTulosty Ywlee Uli Rey Mclntosh Lis Tive Rey McIntosh Campawn Ue Corey McIntosh-phone Dom Fetzer Mayville Stull North East Taylor Shear Grove Wislin James Schmittle Mobertilie Schmittle Pleasantville Ettireh

State Delegates Meet with Taft Tomorrow

Pennsylvania and Ohio political figures convene in Bid to win delegates. Sen Robert A Tutt of Ohio joins Pennsylvania's Republican delegates in bid to secure commitment. This follows a prior meeting with Gen Dwight D Eisenhower at Gettysburg ten days earlier.

Associated Aurshey Robert A. Tutt Ohio Pennsylvania John S. Fine Delestion Dwight J. Eisenhower Gettysburg

Rhee Is Retained as President by South Koreans

Supporters of President Ayngman Rhee in the Worcon National Assembly voted to retain him amid martial law. The Assembly, under pressure from anti Rhee factions, set August 16 as the end date of Rhee’s term and elected a new President only if conditions allowed.

Rhee Assembly Associated Press Pusan Korea Ayngman Rhee Worcon National Assembly Fuekerloy Pursidone Awana Reputille

Scout Cabin Dedication Near Mead Park In Erie County

Girl Scouts and leaders plan a 7 o clock dedication in Mead Park for a new cabin near Memory Lane built with funds from Biel Scouts and local groups. Rev Francis Graves and Councilman Walter Sweet will speak. dances, singing, and a ribbon cutting mark the ceremony.

Ioral Cabiarino Mead Park Memory Lane Biel Corny Waterfore Wattsbury Margaret Relief Trie Willowet Feester Ceremones Francis 2 Graves Walter, Sweet Uly Rolla McCray Rudolph Williams Waterforth Waltsburs Sinming Adele McCray James Murphy Erie County Council of Girl Scouts Brownbards Joseph R. Clair Carl Cassatt Eugene Davis

Air Strike Racks North Korea In Major Allied Raid

Air, naval, and Marine forces hit five hydroelectric plants in North Korea and four power facilities in Manchuria near the Yalu River. Carrier planes and fighter bombers supported a deep strike aimed at crippling electricity for Pyongyang and allied targets, followed by large ground actions across western Korea with substantial Communist casualties.

Seoul Koran Navy Air Force North Korea Andirks Mikden Medustrio Minnehuoul Norith Korea D.nottingham Hyeton Dex Fifth Air Force Public Hnformation Office Ube Noitinvhein AncuAe Manchuria Witton Suiho al Fates Nottinghan Yalu River Aptune Pyongyang Chinmumeo Manchuria Enea Chor Chorwan ULV Tokyo

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