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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1952
Page
4
A historical record notes Senator Russell voting Yea on some amendments to reduce Marshall Plan funding while opposing others. The text tracks votes across 1950 1951 on arms aid reductions and related measures with McMahon Taft Kerr Kefauver and others, highlighting Russell’s mixed stance.
Journal files recount a fatal accident at Haniel Clark Company where Jamies Leary, a Corry High School fireman, died after injuries at the plant. Also noted are a baccalaureate sermon date for graduates, measles and pneumonia case counts, a puzzling Q and A section, demolition of the old Pennsylvania Railroad yard office, athletic director Sedrie A. McCall needing surgery, and record coal usage by U.S. steel industry.
Titusville authorities report a youth identified as Thomas Morical, 18, shot at five times by a motorist he stopped to help on the Triesta Pleasantville road. Details remain limited as state police continue investigation.
The fight over a 6.9 billion foreign aid program centers on Taft led opposition to administration cuts, echoing preconvention strains in the Republican party with Gen. Eisenhower backers and Kefauver Kerr and McMahon among Democratic presidential hopefuls. Senate and House panels have trimmed billions from the bill as debates sharpen.
About 15 Scouts and leaders gathered for the District TH Annual Camporee at Mead Park over Saturday and Sunday. Participants hailed from Harborcreek Wattaburg and Corry with camping activities scoutcraft games and skills. Protestant services were led by Rev Paul Bauer and Catholic services were held in city churches.
Graduating seniors from the Girls Harsh and the High School Orchestra will give their last public concert this Wednesday evening at B15. Free tickets were distributed, a free will offering will be taken, and a program includes Chopin Ave Maria and Youll Never Walk Alone among others with soloists Beatrice Bensink and Patricia Birch.
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