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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered names and codes
A garbled listing of names, addresses, and numbers from an OCR extract. It contains scattered references to Bulard, 5128 house, Pat 210 6, furnace, Brown, Homer, Guilder, and Baldwin with fragmentary contextual hints and no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulard
Ell
T. EE
Treat
Alesman
Homer
Toom
Beenen
Labotaery
Mediate Guilder
Wren
Baldwin
Charles
Former Corry Man Killed In Jamestown Plane Crash
Edward Croyle a former Corry resident and Buffalo companions William Michelski and Conrad Rabicek died when their four place Benton airplane plunged into a West Oak Hill hillside near Jamestown Municipal Airport at 10 57 last night. The trio returning from Detroit stock car races were caught in a swift moving fog and wreckage was found by James Anderson. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers identified the men from clothing cards. Croyle 43 had learned to fly here and was a regular visitor to the local airport. He is survived by his wife Catherine and four daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Edward Croyle
Buffalo
Jamesm Willside
Oyle
Jamestown
Croyle
Illiam M. Michelski
Conrad Rabicek
St de
Oak Hill
Edis
James Anderson
Samuel T. Bowers
Batavia
Anto
A.J .Alkens
George Hurtley
West
Groyle
Lawrence
Corty
Charles
Matthew Starmes
Catherine Garter
Union City
Walter Carter
Donald
Boar Lake
Crops Benefit From Half Inch Rain in Corry Area
Crops in the Corry district received a half inch rainfall yesterday amid thunder and lightning. Much of the rain ran off dry ground, with temperatures cooler only briefly and a high near 70s expected. overnight low around 68. A separate note mentions a British plane crash in Indon but provides few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Yester
Britain
Bakeries Close In City Amid Vacation Slowdown
Local bakeries, known for morning coffee and midday cakes, faced disruption as operators reported a lack of orders and staff during a planned vacation period. The sudden pause affected daily service from breakfast rolls to evening desserts, with owners blaming reduced traffic and supplier delays.
Kane youth held in death sparks coroner’s inquest
A coroner’s jury ruled that 18 year old Raymond Wallon died from a shotgun held by 19 year old Crale Bickle after a nighttime dispute with three 15 year old campers on Leon Nichols property near Kane. Detectives say the youths claimed the gun went off accidentally during the confrontation. District Attorney Maude Shattuck planned to decide on charges against Bickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Nichols
Walton Homestead
Kane
Foley
Boyd Bignred
Bickle
Ernest
Sundberg
Nichols Farm
Walton
Foley Suit
Clifford
Aealyi
Jenve
Maude Shattuck
Blekle
Acheson Visits Vienna to Back Austrian Independence
Secretary of State Dean Acheson meets Austrian leaders in Vienna as he urges independence for Austria and signals Western support. He plans calls on President Koerner and Chancellor Figi, with talks with Foreign Minister Gruber, a reception by Walter Dowling, and a state dinner, framing the trip as a symbol of Western backing for free people amid Soviet pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Leukemia Victim Dies in Williamsport Baby Dies in Hospital
William Randall Larson, two months old and son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Larson, died in a Williamsport hospital from leukemia. In another item, the Defense Department reported 171 Korea battle casualties, with 22 killed, 123 wounded, 16 missing and 20 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
William Randall Larson
William F. Larson
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Ust
State Promises Safety Action At Riceville Corners
Senator Mahany of Titusville urged state action after multiple accidents at Riceville Corners intersection. TB Transeau of the Bureau of Highway Safety pledged a thorough study and possible investigations. Officials consider a linker light and large warning signs from surrounding approaches after four serious crashes, five injuries and nine damaged cars in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Mahany
Riceville Corners
TB. Transeau
Bureau of Highway Safety
Transeau
Fe Department
Mahwny
Titusville
Key
Mahany
Plans for Train Hearing in Titusville and Oil City Fight
Titusville and Oil City officials prepare for a Public Utility Commission hearing at 10 am tomorrow to oppose the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to end the last passenger trains serving Titusville and Oil City. Local leaders and residents expect testimony supporting rail service. a decision will follow study in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ulity Cou- Y Mission Examiners
Tamoreuw
Teaders
Oil City Club
Tuunville
PUC
Harrisburg
Pennsy
Giese
Lynn
Tittusville
Corry
Oil Creek
Fine to deliver key speech at convention
Gov. John 8. Fine of Pennsylvania is slated to deliver one of the key speeches at the Republican National Convention opening in Chicago next Monday. Walter S. Hallanan of West Virginia, temporary chairman, said Fine was invited as one of the leading Republicans with no definite time set for his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associated
Frese
Chicago
John 8
Fine
Pennsylvania
Walter S. Hallanan
West
Virginia
Hallanan
Urges Speed In Buildup Of War Materiel
Washington reports mounting Russian atomic power pushed a Senate diversionary effort to speed up U S defense. Sen O Mahoney D Wy admitted amending a 46 billion bill to add 3 9 billion for army navy and air force with aims to have air bases ready by mid 1953 and wings ready by mid 1984 if Congress funds it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sen. O'Mahoney D-Wyat
Senate
O'Mahoney
Air Parce
Salts
Lst
Stetnave
Russia
Nathan F. Twinins
Air Forc
Sen. Ferguson JR Mich
Pentagon
Sen
Lyndall B. Dobson
D-Tex
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tis
Gongress
Ruman
House
Army
Navy
Air Taree
Lightning strikes cause wide outages and property damage
Severe storms yesterday damaged power infrastructure across Spartansburg, Wigan, Columbus, Heat Lake and Sugar Grove. Lightning shattered switches on a 12 000 volt line near Vine Street, burning out an oil switch near Bear Lake and melting transformer fuses. A bolt struck a Pleasant Street home, tearing shingles and windows while blowing a tire and damage was also noted to a farm house water pump. Insurance covered the home damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
Spartansburg
Wigan
Columbus
Heat Lake
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania Lectie Company
Vine Street
Bear Lake
Harry Fairchild
East Pleasant
Williams Street
Truman Signs Measure Extending Price Control Powers
President Truman prepared to sign a Defense Production Act extension to June 30 1954 expanding wage and price controls though Congress had weakened some provisions. The move keeps federal authority on defense related prices and production with a plan to extend and adjust controls for the coming year as lawmakers debate impacts and agency powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Krimin Wu
Rayburn
D-Tex
Vnla
Congress
Truman
Senate
Rayburn Dind
Bayi
Birdivs Vale
Wii
WSB
Mass X ray effort aids Erie County TB survey drive
In Erie County officials report a June mass chest x ray survey by the Erie County Tuberculosis Association and the Pennsylvania Department of Health, traveling to 34 locations including industrial plants. About 15 percent of county residents surveyed already took part this year, with plans for a larger follow up survey. The program aims to detect tuberculosis early and reduce spread, while also revealing other chest conditions such as heart disease and lung cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Gaurty Health and Tuberculosis Association
Corry
Ueely
Erie
Bric County
Tuberculosis Association ii
Grand State Streets
Utih
Aix Evie
Erie County
Kenneth Winter
Korean Crisis Nearing Climax
In Fuban Korea South President Rhee demands rapid adoption of constitutional amendments or he will dissolve the Legislature. He warned he will act in line with “will of the people” though no constitutional method is provided. Rhee seeks popular election of a president and a two house legislature amid ongoing clashes with the National Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhee
Associated Press
FUBAN
Korea
South Korea
Snngman Rhee
National Assembly
Preliminaries of GOP Convention Open in Chicago
Associated Press reports in Chicago as a GOP convention preliminaries session opened seven days before the main nomination vote. Senators and Ike backers argued over contested delegates while the party weighs seating rules. Democrats, led by Senator Benton, floated speculation about Truman running again to save the party, though Benton doubted such a move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Prong Repubicans
GOP
Ghy Gabrielion
A Committee
Pucr Bien
Texas
Florida
Lousiana
Georwia
Missisippi
Missouri
Kansas
Exis
Pro Tast
Eisenhower
Triman
Wiliam Benton
Connecticut
Osh- Kosh
Whi
Egypt Faces Cabinet Crisis After Minister Resigns
In Alexandria and across Egypt, Prime Minister Atmed Hiewrits Thlaly resigns, triggering a cabinet crisis as King Parguk tasks 1-year-old Siery Pasha with forming a new government. Political leaders jockey amid dispersal of government activity and ongoing discussions with foreign powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axon Alexandria
Mons
Vyime
Atmed Hiewrits
Parguk
Atante
Usha
Cali
Poliuiehinns
Mack
Fort
Fort Beween the Two Oapi~ Til ‘No Weil Reasott Was Wiiren For Ullaly Pasa
Stunday Bil
Hildy
Five Missing In Brooklyn Blaze Misfortune At Waterfront Fire
A Brooklyn waterfront fire swept an old trolley barn and spread to four business structures and river homes. Five persons believed missing, including 59 year old watchman Walter Roble. Fire damage estimated up to half a million dollars. Roble reportedly cried for help as the blaze began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Martin Scott
Walter Roble
Shampaln-Cilron+Clark, Inc
Paper Box Manufact Uiers
Roble
Florence Radiki
Fremen
Steelworkers press Truman on Labor Act approach
CIO United Steelworkers chief says talks set for today as union seeks to force use of the Taft-Hartley Act to end the strike. Murray cites 90 percent of capacity idled and settlements covering about 25,000 workers, with Pittsburgh Steel promising gains on union shop terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip
Meray
Murray
Amatter
Stenwinkeen
Murry Sadel
Republic
Eres
Tauathilin
Tnland
New York
Tillman
Thies
Avppesent
Ucees
Winich Muon
Kirike
Abovit
Winbut
Ute Wwallkoilt
Moe
Pittshnewy Steel
Wiich
Pittsburgh
Pion
Franklin Flyer Killed In Korea
Major Jack P Williams, son of Mr and Mrs John B Williams of Franklin, and member of the 15th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, was killed on June 27 195% in North Korea. A telegram from Maj Gen John J McCormick confirmed the death and stated further details would follow by post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jick P. Williams
John B. Williams
Winder
15Th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
North Aieres
Lelesian
Jack P Williams
John Jf, McCormick
U. S. Air Force
Maj
Williams
Ihaj
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Psa
Wardah Center
Hardhot Waarage
Entomy
T House
Detroit
Sweet Tooths
Acheson
U. S
Riceville
Highway Safety
Taft
Egypt
Harrisburg Steel Co
Cio-United Steel Workers
Franklin Flyer
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