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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
6
A fragmented local report describes a morning incident after rainfall where a man was escorted home by police amid fear of further danger. It mentions a missing 12 year old from Warren, with ties to India and England, and a recent move to Florida.
Production and profits rose for Plymouth Oil Co in 1951 underscoring higher oil output refined crude and sales. Net income reached 10,295,792 or 424 a share vs 8,498,495 or 3.51 in 1950. Net sales climbed to 96,228,900 from 72,948,162 a year earlier.
Mrs. John P. Fenstermacher of Warren died after a bathroom fall caused three broken ribs and a slow hemorrhage. Coroner links death to the injuries, noting she died at Warren General Hospital after being under care. She leaves a husband, son, three grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral services set at First Methodist Church with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Also noted is attorney Norbert J. Pontzer of Ridgway being admitted to practice before Pennsylvania's Supreme Court.
On March 26 the Erie City Council granted a hearing demand from Port Erie Airport area property owners before any extension of the east west runway proceeds. Attorney William B. Washabaugh stated the residents want to know which properties may be condemned for the 1000 foot extension and reiterated opposition to the expansion and added instrument landing facilities, arguing it would raise instrument landings and heighten crash risk to nearby homes.
Pittsburgh March 26 Union official Harry Boyer of the Pennsylvania CIO says proposed wage increases for about 660,000 basic steel workers are fully justified. He backs Wage Stabilization Board plans to settle the steel dispute as the United Steelworkers prepare a strike set for April 8. Philip Murray, CIO and United Steelworkers president, also slated to address the convention.
State CTO head told nearly 1,000 delegates representing about 650,000 members that steelworkers should receive the Willow Shop increase. The discussion linked to cost of living, productivity gains, and postwar labor adjustments amid World War II displacement affecting Europe.
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