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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1952
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists address and publishing details including Corr y Pa Detroit and Philadelphia offices, AP feed rights, and mail and carrier rates. Advertising deadlines are noted as eight and a half, for previous publication date.
Draft boards finalize CO arrangements for noncombatant service in lieu of military duty. About 000 youths refuse to perform combatant roles on religious grounds. many accept noncombatant work in uniform. Under the 1948 act revised in 1951, a CO refusing all armed forces must perform two years of civilian work aiding national health safety or interest. President Truman issued related regulations on February 20 1952 outlining acceptable civilian jobs with government or nonprofit organizations.
Twenty years ago items include Good Friday observances in city churches. Governor Pinchot and Republican candidates on tour planned to visit northwestern Pennsylvania. North Corry residents reported two flocks of geese directed north. Cornell University awarded 205 degrees at end of first term, William C. Murray among BA graduates. Margaret Helen Haight celebrated her ninth birthday with guests and gifts.
Jamestown report shows Acting City Judge Samuel S. Edson sentences a 50 year old Titusville man to 10 days in Mayville jail after the man sought confinement. Charles P. Turner, who appeared at police headquarters, stated he was sick and had no money home or job and was booked on a vagrancy charge. The 1948 net defines religious as placing duty to a Supreme Being above human relations, and outlines penalties for conscientious objectors and draft registrations.
Readers are prompted to check a monthly average score on memory by answering a quiz on general knowledge. Questions cover deserts, literature, geography, history, and a language correction.
Cassius M. Fish of Corry died after a several year illness at 8 45 PM. He was born September 1 1884 near Spartansburg and lived in Spartansburg area before moving to Corry 90 years ago. He worked at J W A P Howard Tannery then Aero Supply and retired in 1948. He was a member of the Corry E B Church. Survived by wife Zennie Farrington Fish, daughters Mrs John Carrier Mrs Wendell Shields and Mrs Clifford Ross all of Corry, sons Gerald and Harold Fish of Corry, 14 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 PM at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
In a Ho tel Corry meeting W A Redmond and Walter Bucdack explained price regulation No 93. The session, arranged by federal agency representatives, included a question and answer forum addressing many inquiries about CPR 93 provisions.
Miss Grapp, a woman attorney, stood before Judge John T. Duff to explain why she slapped witness Clarence Maneer in McKeesport during a case defending Stanley Andress charged with attempted robbery. The judge declared a mistrial after juror dispute, noting Grapp made remarks about a juror.
About 26 workers, mainly women, returned to the Welch Grape Juice Company plant in Westfield after a strike began Wednesday. Pickets were present at the plant entrance as the two sides planned talks with a National Labor Relations Board official in Buffalo to resolve bargaining eligibility for an upcoming election.
Chicago March 25 bus driver Gus Zukerman 24 handed out 600 cigars to passengers on his motor coach run. He took 10 boxes aboard to give away and the supply didn t last long as he handed them out to men and women alike on the trip.
Happiest M Mrs Jack Donneley of Omaha is dubbed the Happiest Mother of 1951 for modernizing her twenty five year old home and cutting costs. Corry mothers report the same method yields happiness and a modern home with savings.
Families in Corry consider an installment loan from the National Bank of Corry to finance home modernization. Visit the National Bank to see how a bank loan can save money on improvements.
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