Corry area reports spree of petty thefts and vandalism
Police said a local youth suspected in a clothesline theft was questioned and released. The era of property damage included stolen sap buckets, broken meters, and gang activity by teens, with several youths questioned but none charged. An Erie county court clerkship and a plant expansion loomed, while a local circus inquiry and a serviceman’s Korea death were noted.
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Corry
Thomas Vatasso
West Pleasant Streets
Cme
Varasso
Fourth Ward
East Washington Street
John Amscher
Marion Street
Dale Waterhouse
West Washington Street
Corry TV viewers disrupted by old tungsten bulbs
A Corry audience endures interference from aged tungsten incandescent bulbs used in car radios. The issue creates a band like wave across the television screen and a loud roar that drowns out sound, prompting a vigorous campaign addressing the problem.
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Corry
General Electric
Will funds aid refugees from tyranny established by Estonian-born financer
An International financier William Zimdin died March 4 in Santa Barbara and left a will probated March 13 setting up a 1 million dollar fund to aid refugees fleeing Bolshevik and Nazi tyranny. Zimdin, born in Estonia, fled Bolsheviks in 1917 then Germany before moving to the United States ten years ago.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Russia
William Zimdin
Esthenia
Zimdin
Germany
Hitler
Manpower bill fight and emergency reorganization plan debated
The House and Senate clash over military manpower limits and emergency reorganization powers. The armed services committee rejected tying a troop deployment ban to manpower measures while Republicans push a 25 day review window and veto rights for emergency plans. The plan would require Congress approval of emergency reorganizations and limit presidential ability to alter armed forces functions.
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Touse Committee
GOP
Associated Press
Washington
Mouse Armed Services Committee
Europe
House
Truman
Congress
Senate
Foster E. Davis & Sons
North Center Street
House Expenditures Committee
House Republicans
Senate and House clash over emergency powers expiration
The Senate and House disagree on emergency powers limits and veto rules. The Senate bill winds down powers June 30, 1952 while the House panel seeks April 1, 1953. Republicans frame the measure as a move for presidential control over Congress.
Mine Cave-In Claims Two In Pennsylvania
A mine cave-in at the Vesta No. 4 mine of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation in Richeyville Pennsylvania killed Louis Hartie 43 and Steven Tobias 32 yesterday.
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Richeyville
Louis Hartie
Steven Tobias
Roscoe
Vesta
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Payroll Robbery Fells 9000 At Philadelphia Leather Plant
Three masked robbers seized 9000 in a Brink's delivery at a Philadelphia leather goods plant on South Street near Cherry. They dispersed 12 workers and fled in a blue polka dot masked caper, then entered G F Rupp showroom where two clerks hid under a table.
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Philadelphia
Jim
Brink's, Inc
Sth
Cherry Streets
G. F. Rupp & Sons Co
Former contractor begins serving time in housing fraud case
Pittsburgh, March 13. Former contractor Raymond E Reynolds started a 10-year workhouse term for cheating veterans out of 224000 dollars in a housing fraud. He pleaded guilty to 22 conspiracy and fraud charges and was convicted on three others after many veterans and spouses testified they paid deposits for homes never built.
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Oorates
Pittsburgh
Raymond E. Reynolds
Reynolds
Los Angeles
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Civil Service Commission
Erie County
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Findley Lake
Sally ‘Sprague
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GLF
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Richard Brown
James A. Brown
Franklin
Korea
Virginia Wyss Brown
Detroit
Mich
Cpl
Brown
Combat Engineers
Seventh Infantry
Franklin High School
Ringling Brothers
Barniin and Bailey Circus
Grig
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Midwest
Edward Murphy
Erie
John English
English
Clairence K
West Smith and
Worth Streets
West Smith Street
Western Auto Associate
Corey, PA
Desmond Electric
W. Church St. Corry, Pa
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
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TPM
Syper
Pessonal
Nature
Rasonall
Personal Consumer Discount Co
N. Center ST
Harry Hall
YES
REX Theatre
Vengeance Valley
Burt Lancaster
Joanne Dru
Robert Walker
John Jackson
Helen Adamski
Johnson Bros
International Harvester
Indorlite
Lonis Kuss
Pontiac
Clarence Wallace
Corry, Pa
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First Avenue
Ross Fehrman
Howard VanTassel
Mary
Whaley
Adele McCray
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Anthony Cooper
Aetna
Rossbacher Insurance Service
BH. McElroy
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