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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1952
Page
4
The Associated Press prov ides exclusive local news to this newspaper and AF news dispatches. Entered at Garry Pennsylvan ia Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter. Rates: $8.00 yearly by mail, $5.00 in advance in restricted territory. By carrier four cents per copy, twenty four cents per week. Advertising dates upon application. Display advertising deadline AM. Previous publication date.
The Lisbon NATO conference sparks U S political backlash over committing ground troops without Congress. Congress passed Berry resolution demanding full information on Truman Churchill talks. Senate votes on four extra divisions to Europe and related amendments, with a 69 to 21 adoption and a 52 to 29 defeat of a stricter approval measure.
A garbled prompt asks to rate memory as a scale from 2 to 9 with monthly averages and to consult a page for answers. It then poses trivia questions about Waitiki Beach association, author of The Murders in the Rue Morgue, color of a truce token, Snow White, Henry Ford Edison or Thomas Tears Park, and electoral mileage.
Local Erie items span WICU power upgrade before March 15 marking the station’s third anniversary, sorority pledges at Indian State Teachers College, a Q uo Vadis explanation and box office record talk for the film.
Notes reveal anticipated cost near 2 million with architect's estimates around 103000. local interest grows in Third ward residential development. Also reported are early 1950s civic items: Hawkins family moving April into Wayne street home, tax and homestead debate in Florida, parcel post window hours, robin sighting, Elks minutes record, birth certificate inquiry, alumni obituaries, and a new Route 6 motel slated to open in April.
Time Pittsburgh reports David Mitchell Jr., 18, of Pittsburgh began serving a 20 month jail term after pleading guilty to a manslaughter charge in the traffic death of pedestrian Robert Paisley, aged 70, in Pittsburgh.
Harold G Wolfe principal of the Junior High spoke at the Rotary Club on The Teen Age detailing habits and character of youths 12 to 18 learned through school life. Only new communicable disease this period was one measles case. Several girls consider entering St Vincent's Hospital Training School for Nurses with Robert Bachemer. A bad cold outbreak reduced attendance in city schools. State Armory busy preparing for the Pennsylvania National Guard Company A federal inspection due Wednesday March 9.
Erie voters will decide April 22 on a 2 million dollar bond to finance dirt roads. City Council approved the ballot measure. Streets Director McCarty outlined an 800 thousand dollar storm sewer project for southwest Erie.
About 48 Black cab drivers employed by Yellow Cab Co strike in Pittsburgh over alleged company restrictions on where they may operate. Union spokesman cites unfair practices after a meeting with the company and AFL Taxi Drivers.
UN tanks backed by heavy artillery strike south of Pyongyang on the central front for a second straight day. Chinese artillery damaged two tanks as Allied air force hit Red tank convoys and positions near Cheorivon. Casualty counts and tank losses cited as the battle crossed into Saturday. Meanwhile Harrisburg district mulls a 35 percent salary boost for teachers and aides, boosting annual payroll by about 1.5 million.
Erie county commission approves the 1952 budget totaling 1 081 000 with a 20 000 uplift for Port Erie expansion. Budget completed February 9 and set for 20 days public inspection. End-year balance may be about 200 000 due to airport and mental ward appropriations. They estimate needing 300 000 to operate county through July 1953.
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