Large Car Job Plest at Homer Avenue
A large car job related incident reported near Homer Avenue. sparse OCR text notes a contact number 3-094 or tea. Further details unavailable in the readable portion.
24 May 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
1
A large car job related incident reported near Homer Avenue. sparse OCR text notes a contact number 3-094 or tea. Further details unavailable in the readable portion.
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British Commonwealth troops land to reinforce the UN garrison on Koje Island amid a riot by Red prisoners of war. Reports cite casualties including Korean guards wounded and several prisoners killed or wounded during uprisings on April 7 and April 10, with claims of Communist flags flown at the camps.
A Wednesday evening ceremony will dedicate a new roadside rest along Route 1 five miles west of Corry and Warrmer's Corners. Mayors Kinley and Gardner plus Highway Forestry chief Hottenstein will speak as officials and motorists attend to mark construction funded by the state.
Clyde Harloon 99 son of Mr and Mrs Corry County residents died when the plane he rode as a passenger crashed in Mt Jewett. He had moved from Bradford to Clymer with survivors including his wife and 14 Bradford sons and sisters. Investigation at the scene by state police planned. burial arrangements pending.
United Nations and North Korea in a tentative pause as Allied truce team relaxes activities and reviews the record. Nam insists on the return of all 169,000 prisoners while the Allies offer to repatriate 70,000.
Washington physicist Joseph W. Weinberg aged 86 was indicted on perjury and espionage counts after allegedly passing atomic secrets to a Red spy. He appeared in Minneapolis and was released on bond set at 10,000 dollars, with trial scheduled for June 2. Conviction could mean up to 30 years in prison.
A new motorized mail service dubbed the Pony Express will start in Corry likely in August. Trucks will travel the Buff alo to Oil City route twice daily six days a week, replacing shipments once handled by the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mas. E. Harriman and W. Averell Harriman are cited in a Babson Park discussion on investment factors. The speaker stresses the primacy of management quality over earnings, location, and capitalization, noting that strong leadership can salvage weak railroads and poor management can ruin good ones. Further remarks are said to continue on page three.
Two separate traffic accidents on area highways yesterday afternoon left four people injured. At 3 p.m. on Route A south of Tolon City a sedan driven by Glen Alle bough 62 collided with Arthur Powe 27 after a swerved maneuver. Injured include Pope 9 and others. hospital treatment described. The second crash occurred at 8 p.m. on Route 77 west of Pittsfield when a stopped truck owned by Frank Bares was struck by a passing vehicle. Damage and injury estimates listed. police to file possible charges after investigation.
Colonial Tereyce and Mrs Willian Armitage announce a new motor hotel on Columbia avenue under nine months of construction. The 14 unit red brick, colonial design motel features seven one night rooms and seven two room suites with pastel decor. Each room includes shower toilet heating and built in furnishings. Access from the highway via a semi electric driveway, with office and living quarters for owners. Continued on Page Hight.
The joint ticket office, owned by Evin Rattened and Pontsgdwthiy, will close permanently at 12:00 Tuesday. Trains will stop at Parke Avenue, ending Canter Street blockage, with employees choosing Erie or Pennsy lines on seniority basis.
U N Associated Press tally shows seven heavy air losses during a week of frequent combat. The report notes multiple Allied planes shot down or damaged, with emphasis on attrition from anti aircraft fire and enemy action.
A sedan driven by Sally Mac Wiskey of Clymer Oklahoma failed to navigate a sharp curve near Cory, skidded off the road and rolled after striking a guard rail. State police report the driver was blinded by glare prior to the accident and the car ended up overturned with one wheel detached.
The forecast shows a rainy weekend across much of the east with showers and thunderstorms in the Midwest and toward the Appalachians. Heavy rain caused river flooding with more than 10 inches recorded near Stephenville Texas as Bosque River rose and two people were drowned.
Memorial Day events in Cory include a parade in Gig Park followed by a veterans ceremony. Speakers include Rear Adm. Davis USN and Rev. Peace Walker, with Corry Boy Scout bands and VFW and American Legion contingents marching. Nearby Callander notes the Dionne quintuplets graduate and Villa Notre Dame closes.
Bonn hosts the three foreign ministers as they work on a peace contract for West Germany. The talks aim to secure 4 percent of German population in a Western defense framework and set the stage for a European Defense Community pact. High–level U.S., British, and French officials plan further talks before a Paris meeting.
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