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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
4
A Voice of the People letter from Percie McCray denies placing nails in an alley and explains they were used on a job for his wife after posts were removed from a lot. He notes one post had been on the corner for years before neighbors arrived and complains about a nuisance figure in town.
Dr Charles B Kibler longtime local surgeon died at his North Center Street residence after a long illness. The obituary notes his prominent status, with a brief history of his practice and health prior to death.
The Southwest Township School Board, under a pending injunction, met six minutes as President Ferris Baker told 32 residents that no discussion of the proposed jointure could occur until the injunction hearing before Warren County Judge Allison D. Wade. He urged attendance at the Thursday hearing and said negotiations were at a stage where no papers had been signed.
City council discusses 1952 assessor appointment and continues debate over hydrant charges. They delay action on a petition by property owners while approving a paving program expansion and a request to place paving on Spring Street near the airport. routine bill approvals, gasoline and engineer reports, and fund transfer resolutions are also noted.
An editorial argues that the steel seizure raises constitutional questions about presidential power and the rule of law. It warns against coercion of settlements and urges respect for judicial authority, praising the Supreme Court’s restraint in limiting executive action. It condemns dictatorship comparisons and urges legal bounds.
Ten trivia prompts ask about Dulles resignation Claude Pepper Senate origin of handwriting wall five to eight Central American countries Harriman railroad steel or oil Adonis gender Wales patron saint peafowl native region and a grammar correction about Maryland Virginia settlers.
Two men face trial in Harrisburg for embezzling 8121,200 from York Haven State Bank. James S. Wallace 61 of Manchester and Joseph R. Muro 60 of Red Bank N J are accused of wilfully misapplying funds in a check kiting scheme between York Haven Bank and a Creed nore bank between Sept 1949 and June 1950.
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